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1743, Nov. 14. He decided son-in-law Ebenezer King and daughter Deliverance, bis wife, for love, &c., 50 acres.
1743, Apr. 17. Ile demiled son Christopher, for love, cc, 150 acres, and on same date decided to daughter Patience Collins and her husband Eleazer, Jr., and daughter Mary Whitman and ber husbrod George Whitman, Jr., of Warwick.
1753. Captain.
1777. Jul. 8. Will-proved 1790. Sep. 6. Ex. grandson Samuel Fenner. To daughter-in-law Freelove Ralph, use of a third of homestead where I dwell, while widow. To grandsons Thomas and David Ralph, all homestead farm, equally, and six small lots in Cranston. To granddaughter Lydia Fenner, three lots in Cranston. To grandd tighter Zipha Ralph, a lot in Cranston. To soon Christopher, a Spanish milled dollar. To granddaughter Patience Knight, a third of one half of movables. To three granddaughters Rath Burlingame. Elizabeth Burlingame and Suntony Priest, a thing of one-half of movables. To three grandd wughters Patience and Mary Arnold and Robe Wintman, a third of one-half of movables. To four grand- children Thomas and David Ralph, Lydia Fenuer and Zilpha Ralph, all the rest of estate. (These four were David's children.) Inventory, £1,136, 11s., viz : Continental money £63, 15s., notes, leather bed, &c.
V. ( Huon,
5 b. d. 1789, May 27. ( b.
SARAN,
¿ d. 1755 + of
1
1720. Freeman.
1731, Feb. 3. He aud wife Sarah sold Jonathan King, 23 acres for �.
1748. Apr. 30. Scituate. He bought of Jeremiah Lippitt, of Warwick, 200 acres in Coventry at a place called Seven Men's land, for £567.
1761. Jan. 21. He and wife Sarab, for love, de, derded son Jabez, of Coventry, certain land there in part called Seven Men's land.
1735, Mar. 19. Will-proved 1789, Sep. 21. Ex. son Jabez. To wife Sarah, best tral, rent of half of homestead, west end of house, de., for life. To wife and three daughters, viz : Else Ralph, Mary Utter and Sarah Potter, the indoor movables and outdoor movables, with some exceptions, To son Jabez, alf real catate and the outilour uckling, as plows, cooper's tools, &c., and gun, and wearing apparel. To wife and three daughters, money, bonds and motes.
Inventory, £19, 12s., Ad., viz : testament, spelling book, drinking giser, checse tub, cooper's tools, 3 beds, warming pan, willyards, &c. 1. William, 1077, Mar. 11.
Providence, Scituate. IL I.
1. Alice. 4. JAINZ. 3. Mary, 4. Saralı,
1
I
46
1
-
1. John,
2. Richard,
4. Thomas,
3. David,
4. Daughter,
5. Deliverance, 6. Mary,
7. Patience, 8. Sarah,
1
9. William, Iam Way :
3. Gideon, 12009, Nov. 1
VI. ( SARAU, m.
1 b.
3. Saralı, .19 .Mir ,מה:
4. Anne,
1713, J.A.
1. Mary. 3. Daughter.
7. Mary.
.
5 b. 1 d. 1780, May 8.
2. Christopher,
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Providence, IL. L
III. ( THOMAS,
5 b. 1038, Jul. 12. + d. 1000 ±
m. ELEANOR, , 1697. Sep. 1. Taxed 4s.
dl. 1694 + of
1006. Jun. 24. Eleanor Ralph, widow and administratrix of Thomas, sold Peter Stone, for ft, 1de northerls half of a 50 acre lot land out near dwriting house of samuel Ralph, given me since ourer ! of my husband Thomas Ralph.
-
1709. Jun. 4. The guardians (viz; Richard Searle and Roger Burlingame), of two daughters nt: deceased Thomas Ralph, proceeded to divide the real estate. To chlost daughter Alice Mark, at. of Richard Scarle, 50 Jeres which Richard Scaric's house standeom. and two dires of meados adjoining on each side of Mathantatack Brook, and a piece of land lying by Samuel Reply, were! deceased. To the other daughter, Eleanor Ralph, her father's leone lot and other Land. j b. 1661, Dre. I.
IV. ( SARAI, m. 7 a. BENJAMIN, 1 b.
of
Derjamin.
V. ( DELIVERANCE,
j b. 1660, Aug. 20. (d.
REYNOLDS.
WILLIAM,
6 b. id.
ib. d.
1637. He and certain others were to pay in consideration of ground at present granted unto them, 2s., Gd., apicce.
1637, Aug. 20 (or a little later ) He and twelve others signed the following compact : " We whose names are hereunder, desirous to inhabit in the town of Providence, do promise to subject ourselves in active and passive obedience ! to all such orders or agreements as shall be made for public good of the l Loudly in an orderly way, by the major consent of the present inhabitants, masters of families, incorporated together in Town fellowship, and others whom they shall admit unto them only in civil things."
1640. Jul. 27. He and thirty-eight others signed an agreement for a form of government.
1641, Nov. 17. He and twelve others complained in a letter to Massachusetts of the " insolent and riotous carriage of Samuel Gorton and his company ;" and therefore the petitioners desire Massachusetts to "lead us a neighbor- like helping hand," &c.
1/44. Jan. 30. He and others of Providence, testified as to the outrage on Warwick settlers by Massachusetts.
1045, Jan. 27. He sold Robert Williams all his houses and home share and three small pieces of mesdow. On the same date be sold to William Field a share of 6 acres on Fox's Hill.
1040, Apr. 27. He sold to Thomas Lawton his valley containing 80 acres, and 3 acres meadow, " provided that if in case hereafter the town shall be put to any charge about Indians, that he or they that doth possess the land shall pay their share."
I. ( JAMES,
6 b.
( d. 1700.
(DEBORAH,
1 b.
1 d.
of
1605, May 13 He and others petitioned the Assembly for accommodation of land in Kings Province He took oath of allegiance.
1671. Constable.
1673, Dec. 26. He and wife Deborah, deeded to son John, 50 acres.
1677, May 2. Hle and others petitioned the Assembly for instruction, assistance and advice, as to the oppressions they suffer under from the colony of Connecticut.
1677, May 24. He and the others who had been carried away prisoners to Hartford, had a letter written to them by the Rhode Island authorities : " that you might receive all scitable encontase- ment that as you continue true to your engagement to this colsey and upon tuat account are key prisoners, we shall equally Iwear your charges of imprisonment, and with all expedition address our- selves to his Majesty for relief."
1679. Jul. 29. He and forty-one other inhabitants of Narmazars ::: netitioned the King that Le " would put an end to these differences about the government wereof, which hath been so fatai b. the prosperity of the place ; animosities still arising in peoples quic .s as they stand attected to this oe that government."
1684, Apr. 20. He and wife Deborah deeded 100 acres in East Greenwich to son James. 1697. Overseer of the Poor.
1688.
.
Grand Jury.
1690. Conservator of the Peace.
1692, Apr. 3. He decded a slave named Elizabeth to son-in-law Thomas Nichols and Mercy his wife. if said slave be alive at decease of the grantor.
1699, Jan. 21.
1699, Mar. 22. He deeded a negro boy named John to son Francis, to be his at death of grantor.
He dee led 50 acres to son Henry.
1699. Jun. 5. He ratified a deed to granddaughter Sarah Aires and her male heirs, having previously : omitted to use the word beirs when decding to son John.
1700, Sep. 91. A declaration was made by John Sweet, that James Reynolds, Sr., made a deed of gift to daughter Deborah and her husband John Sweet, of a negro girl Betty, but that afterwanis ie gave Betty freedom when she should arrive at thirty years of age, and to this John Sweet and bu. wife consented. Allusion was also made to the will of James Reynolds.
1703, Mar. 14. The executor of his will, viz: bis son James, took a receipt from his brother Henry for £5, legacy, and receipts also from brothers Joseph and Francis.
Providence, R. I.
Kings Town, R. L!
1671, May 20.
,
200
I. ( SINCEL,
{m.
( ELIZABETH, 1 b. 1 d.
He was a cooper.
1738, Jan. 10. He sold Benjamin Westcott (son of Benjamin), 24 rods at Mashantalack for 16a.
124, De. 99. He and wife Elizabeth sold to Ezekiel Warner, for E720, hewestend farm of 46 acres where I dwell in Mashantatack, reserving 4 rods square for a burying place where my honoured father and mother and some other of my friends and relations are already buried,
1770. Nov. 12. U'ranston. He deeded son Samuel, for love, &c., 6 acres and dwelling house, and three years later had sune deeded back.
1776. Apr. 23. Ile, being incapable of caring for his estate by reason of old age. Caleb Potter was appointed guardian, but in September following bis rights were restored.
1777, Dec. 25.
Mr. Knight was appointed to settle with Caleb Potter, concerning Samuel Ralph's estate.
1781, Nov .- 24.
Caleb Potter, former guardian unto Samuel Ralph, deceased, was called upon for an account.
II. ( ALICE,
m.
( RICARD SEARLE,
1 d.
4 b.
¿ d. 1771, Dec. 92.
of Edward & Ann (Grove)
Searle.
4. Alice,
1. Thomas, 9. Peter,
3. Barbara,
( THOMAS BURLINGAME,
1 b. 16%%, May 20.
1 d. 1770, Jan. 7.
of Thomas & Martha (Lippitt)
Burlingame.
4. Esther, 5. Eleanor, 6. Susanos, 7. Ann, 8. Wait,
REYNOLDS.
I. ( Joux. ₪.
6 b. 1649, Oct. 12.
1 d. 1675.
5 h.
Kings Town, R. L. |
1. Sarah,
1675. He was killed by the Indians in this year.
IL. [ JAMES,
§ b. 1650, Oct. 28.
Kings Town, R. I
1. James,
1686, Feb. 20.
1. Joseph. 2. Benjamin, 3. George,
4. Samuel, 5. Elizabeth, 6. John, 7. Susanna,
8. Deborab,
9. Mary,
1. Henry.
1686, Jul. 31.
2. Jobn,
1658, Jun. 10.
3. Sarah,
1690. Jan. 5.
4. Deliverance1692, Dec. 2.
5. Mary,
6. James,
7. Thomas,
8. Deborab,
9. Elisha,
1706.
1. John, 2. Benjamin, 3. James, 4. Dchorab, 5. Mary,
1. Francis, 2. Peter. 8. James, 4. - Jabcz. 5. Elizabeth, 6. Deboralı, 7. Mary. 8. Susanna,
m. ( ELIZABETE GREENE, 7 4. 1223 + of James & Elizabeth (Anthony)
Groene.
1697, Scp. 6. Kings Town. Taxed 2s., 5d.
1707. Sep. 26. Hle bought of Sarah Barney, widow, of Newport, 37 acres in Kings Town, for £92.
1722. Apr. 14. Will-proved. Ex. son Jabez. To son Francis, half of farm where he dwells. Toson Peter, the other half of farm where he dwells. To son Janus, two 50 were lots, To em Jabez land. To wife, a support by sone while she is a widow, coto being provided by James and meat and firewon't by Jabez. To four daughters Elizabeth, Deborah, Mary and Susanna, $22, 104., eich. To son Jabez, rest of estate.
Inventory. 6681, 74., 3l., viz: pair of worste.I combs, 2 spinning wheels, 2 linen wheels, &c.
Kings Town, East Greenwich, R. I.
IV. ( HENRY, m. SARAH GREENE,
{ d. 1716.
j b. 1664, Mar. 27. {d. 1716 + of James & Deliverance (Potter)
Greene.
1679, Jul. 20. He signed the petition to the King.
1696, Jun. 15. He and wife Sarah sold John Koowimao, certain land at Coweset, for £10.
1609, Apr. 1. He sold Richard Mitchell, one-ninth of a 90 acre farm in East Greenwich, for £4.
1716, Apr. 23. Agreement between Sarah Reynolds, widow of Henry, lately deceased intestate, and her son Henry, &c. Henry to give brother John, £20, and deed of what land his father had in Westerly. To sister Sarah Briges, $10. To sister Deliverance Reynolds, £12, 104., within two years, and a feather bel. To sister Mary Reynolds, 912, 109, and a feather bed. To brother James, E50, at age. To brother Thomas, SO, at age. To sister Deborah Reynolds, $15, At eighteen or marriage and a chest. To brother Elisha, £50, at age and a deed of certain land at Aquidueset. To widow Sarah, in lieu of dower, the new house that was her husband's to live in, half the cellar, half what is raised on the land, halt the profits of stock and other movables, so long as either of yons James, Thomas or Elisun, dwell with her, &c., also six bushicls of Indian corn, firewood, &c., while widow, the keep of two cows and of a beast to ride, &c.
Inventory. £126, 11s., 6d., viz: 2 oxen, 14 cows. 4 two years, 2 yearlings, 5 calves, mare, colt, 22 sheep, swine, gun, pewter (and £8, that is to be for the children, given them by their grandfather Greene not inventoried).
DEBORAH, m. ( JORX SWEET. ( b.
5 b. 1659.
1 d. 1716 (-)
¿d. 1716. of John & Elizabeth ( )
Sweet.
-
VI. ( FRANCIS,
5 b. 1663. Oct. 12.
North Kingstown, R. I.
1 d. 1722.
4 b. 1668. Oct 17.
North Kingstown, R. I.
III. ( ЈОВЕРЫ,
§ b. 1652, Nov. 27.
m.
( SOSASSA,
{ d. 1722.
Jb.
1 d.
of
(She m. (2) 1723, Nov. 7, Robert Spencer.)
1679, Jul. 29.
Kings Town. He signed the petition to the King.
1637, Sep. 6.
Taxed 5g., 10d.
1714, Sep. 14.
He deeded son Benjamin, for love, &c., half of a tract of land in East Greenwich, bought of brother Henry.
1722, Apr. Will-proved. Exs. wife Susanna and brother Job Babcock. To eldest son Joseph, half of farm where he lives. To son John, the other half of said farm. To wile Susanna, homestead farm for life. To sons George and Samuel, certain land, equally. To son Joun, s yoke of oxen and two cows, at age. To daughter Elizabeth Rogers, £20. To daughters Susanna, Deborah and Mary, a feather bed each and sum of money at age.
Perhaps he had an earlier wife than Susanna.
Greene.
JOANNA,
j b.
1 d.
of
1679, Jul. 29. He signed the petition to the King.
1697, Sep. 6.
Taxed 78., 512d.
1609, Mar. 2. He and Joauna, were witness > to a deed from James Reynolds, Sr., to his son Henry.
1714, Sep. 23.
He sold his brother Benjamin, half of a farm for £22.
| m. (1) 1685, Feb. 19.
MARY GREENE,
im. (2)
J b. 1660, Sep. 8
1 d.
of James & Deliverance (Potter)
of
1. Thomas, 3. Eilward, 3. Richard,
1 b.
1 d. 1768 +
HIT. ( ELEANOR,
mı.
( b.
Providence, Cranston, IL. I. | 1. Sanmel. 2. Falwani, 3. Silvanus,
§ b. 1650, Jan. 1.
٢٠١٣ ٢٠٠١
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RHODES.
ZACHARIAH, ru. 1646 ±
1d 1665.
JOANNA ARNOLD,
( b. 1617, Feb. 27. d. 1692+
of William & Christian (Peake)
Arnold.
(She m. (2) 1667, Jun. 11, Samuel Reape.)
1643. His estate was given as £50, in a list of fifty-eight inhabi- Lants of Rehoboth.
1644, Jun. 30. He drew a share of woodland in a division at this date. 1644. Jul. 3. He and twenty-nine others signed a compact: "We whose names are underwritten, being by the Providence of God inhabitants of Seacunk. intending there to settle, do covenant and bind ourselves one to another," &c. The government was to rest in nine persons chosen from the inhabitants, and it was agreed " to assist them according to our ability and estate, and to give timely notice unto them of any such thing us in our conscience may prove dangerous unto the plantation, and this combination to continue until we shall subject ourselves jointly to some other govern- ment"
1645, Jon. 4. Hle was propounded for a freeman.
1645, Jan. 9. He drew a lot on the great plain. 1647, Feb. 18. He drew a lot in the new meadow.
1648, Aug. 21. He was on a commission sent by Massachusetts to ascertain the damage done to Pomham, of Warwick, and to demand redress for him, &c.
1650. Sep. 2. Providence. Taxed £1.
1655, Nov. 15. He is mentioned by Roger Williams in a letter to General Court of Massachusetts. He, "being in the way of dipping, is (potentially) banished by you."
1657, Mar. G. In a deposition of this date he is called aged about fifty-four. 1638, May IS. Freeman.
1658. Jun. I. He und others of Pawtuxet desired to be dismissed from the government of Massachusetts (under whose rule Pawtuxet had been since 16(2), and the petition was grauted in the following October.
1650-61-62-69. Commissioner.
1660. Constable.
He was on a committee coucerning letter from Massachusetts 1661. authorities.
1661-63. Juryman.
1663 He was on a committee to agree with the Indians on amount In be paid for confirmation of lands previously purchased.
1664 He was on a commission to run the boundary between Rhode Laland and Plymouth Colony.
1664-65. Deputy.
1665. Town Treasurer.
1665. Town Council.
1605, Oct. 11. He was committed in Charlestown or Boston by the Genera! Court, for saying " the Court has not to do in matters of religion." He was drowned " off Pawtuxet shoare," before April 10, 1666.
1662. Apr. 28. Will -- recorded 1666. May 29. Exx. wite Joan. Overseers. William Carpenter, Sr. and John Brown. To wife tor life, my dwelling house on north side l'au tuxet River, with meadow, uplands and common-
. age. To youngest son Prieg, said how e und land at decease of his mother. bat if it so fall out that my eldest son now living with his grandfather! Arnold, be not comfortably provided for and settled upon his grandfather's land after the latter's derrase, then iny ckiest son to have equat share with youngest in house and land, at decrase of their mother. To ekket and youngest wow, all lands wittun promets of Providence, equally divided.
- To ron Malachi, at twenty one, privileges and rights of land in Thehoboth. To sons Zachariah, Malachi and John, the lands south of Pawiuxet River, al age of twenty-our rexperinvely, and until then the land to be for their LHAber's use, and she to divide it. To chiest danghier Elizabeth, at twenty- fur or marriage, E>0. To daughters Mary and Rebarca rach, SPJat twenty- one of marriage. If any daughter marry er match themselves with any con- .rary to the mind of their mother, or of my two friend's the overseers, they "bait have anything or not necording as their mother says. To wie Joanna, for life and to dispos . of to cinaron as the cnoons, all household goods, debts, and chatte Is. To eich ovetser, Li.
1:10. Nov. 9. Will-enrolled JOE. Jan. 28. Joanna Rewe. Fax. und over- meets, William Carpenter, John Brown and Thomas They. br. To soul Malachi, 590, nt tuy ocath, or wiren Je a twenty-one, which comirth 1 .- t. 1 anu like legacies to sons Zachariah, John and Poly at twenty one, - no it daughters Elizabeth, Mury und Rebecca, at twenty -one or marnage. Il sur
I. ( JEREMIAH, m. MADELINE HAWKINS,
J b. 1647, Jun. 24. 1 d.
Providence, R. I.
1672, May 1.
Freeman.
1676. He was at Oyster Bay, N. Y., during King Philip's War, but soon returned to Provi-
dence.
1679, Jul. 1.
Taxed 1s. 3d. (at Providence).
1680, Mar. 4. He deeded to brothers Malachi and John, half my right in certain land south of Paw- tuxet River, for love, &c. 1681, Apr. 10. He, calling himself eldest son and heir of Zachariah Rhodes, deceased, sold Danie! i Abbott a right of common disposed of to said Jeremiah by last will of his father.
1681, Apr. 27. He desired to change a piece of land that was laid out to his father Zachariah Rhodes. . deceased, by Thomas Harris. Surveyor, in the year 1667, the which lieth on the right hand of the way going up to his father William Hawkins'. He and wife Maudlin signed a deed this month.
1687, Sep. 1. Taxed 9d.
1687. Ratable estate, 12 acres of English pasture.
Warwick, R. I.
IT ( MALACHI,
m. 1675, May 27. MARY CARDER,
5 b. 1 d. 1682. 1 b. 1 d. 1693, Jan. 22.
of Richard & Mary ( ) Carder.
1678. Freeman.
1683, Oct. 11. Will-proved 1699. Dec. 11. Ers. wife Mary and son Malachi. Overseers. brothers. . in-law John Low and Daniel Williams, and brother John Rhodes. To chiest son Malachi, all housing and laod+ and half of movables and chattels. To daughters Mary and Sarah Rhodes, SI0. each, in two years atter son is ot age. To wife Mary, all the rest of miorables, and the land also till son is of age, and alter that half the house and lands for life.
III. ( ZACHARIAI,
IV. ( ELIZABETH,
§ b. id
V. ( MARY,
. b. Pt
m. 1675, Mar. S. ( Joux Low.
5 b. 1 d.
of Anthony & Frances ( 1
Low.
VI. [ REBECCA.
jb 1 d. 1727.
[ m. t1) 1672. Feb. 3. NICHOLAS POWER,
4 b. ( 4. 1673, Dec. 19.
of Nicholas & Jane ( 1
Power.
I m. (2) 1676, Dec. 2. DANIEL WILLIANS,
1 b. 1612. Frb. I d. 1712, May 14.
of Roger & Mary (
Williams,
VIL, [JOIN,
m. (1) 108), Frb. 12. WAITK WATERMAN, m. (2) HAHAH,
t d. 1711 +
of Resolved & Mercy ( Williams) Waterinan.
5 b. 1678. ( d. 1730. Mar. 30.
of
Warwick, R. I.
§b. 1058. 1 d. 1714. Aug. 14.
1
.
j b. 1603 ±
Rehoboth, Mass., Providence, R. I.
of William & Margaret ( 1 Hawking.
---
.365
'1. Hannah, 1681, Mar. D.
2. Merry, fini, Ort. 28.
3. Delmorala. 16~4. Frb. 17.
( THOMAS NICHOLA,
1 d. 1745.
of Thomas & Hannab ( 1
Nichols
1650, May 9. 5. Mary. 1635. Mar. 10. 6. Juten, 169;, Mar. 10.
7. Elizalu th, 1495. Mar. 18.
8. Frances.
1697. Nov 29.
1701. Mar. 7. 9. Constort,
10. Tlennas,
1202. Apr. 37.
11. Benjamin, 1703. Jun. 28.
VIIL. ( ROBERT,
i b.
1 d. 1715.
( DELIVERANCE SMITIT,
[ b.
7 d. 1715 + of Jereminh & Mary (Gercardy)
Smith.
17:3, Ang. 23. Will-proved 1715, Dee. 14. Exx. wife Deliverance. To wife, all estate, rent and personal, while widow, and at her decease the house and land where I dwell to go to son Robert, he paying $10, to my daughter Mary Reynolds and $10, to daughter Deborah Reynolds. To wife, authority was given to sell certain land and buy a farm for son John, which he was to have at her decease. To daughter Deborah, £30, to make her. equal to her sister Mary.
Inventory, £200, viz : 2 hives of bees, horse, mare, shoemaker's tools, sword, loom, powter, beds, 3 gold rings, silver, &c.
b.
Kings Town, K. I.
LX. ( BENJAMIN,
id.
RHODES.
I. ( ZACHARIAH,
j b. 1670.
1 d. 1761, May 13.
1 b.
3 d.
Warwick, Suntheld, I. I. } 1. Elizabeth, 2. Patience, 3. Daughter,
1608, May 9. He sold Stephen Arnold, Jr., all his right in lands at Ponagansett, in Pawtuxet, in any way belonging to him by virtue of his father Jeremiah Rhodes.
1707. Apr. 15. He decded to brother-in-law Hope Corp, certain land north side of Pawtuxet River, given by my honoured grandfather William Arnold to my bonoured father Jeremiah Rhodes (in deed bearing date 1658, Aug. 31).
1708. Freeman
1712. Aug. 21. In a deposition at this date he calls himself aged thirty six years.
1751. Mar. 15. Smithfield. He deeded son-in-law John Carpenter of Providence, and wife Elizabeth, 07 acres in Smithfield.
1755. Jul. 5. Will-proved 1762, Aug 17. Exs. friend Resolved Waterman and Captain Enoch Barnes. To daughter Patience Knapp, £750. To grandson Zachariah Tucker, £400. To grandson Rhodes Tucker, 9400. To granddaughter Tryphenia Aldrich, £:00. To granddaughter Penelope ! Tucker, £200, and a cow. To grandson John Carpenter, $100. To three granddaughters, Tryphenia Aldrich, Penelope Tucker and Lydia Carpenter, bed, pewter, &c. To daughter-in-law Rachel Carpenter, £10, and a cow.
Providence, Scituate, R. I
II. [ JOIN, mu. (1) 7 d. 1744, Jun. 19.
í b.
ELIZABETH DAILEY, 1 d. of John m. (2) ( b. MARTHA, d. 1744 + of
Dalley.
1718. Jan 30. He was to have 12a. 6d., paid him by Joseph Dailey, and 11s. 6d., by Morris Brook, for keeping their father John Dailey the last six months.
1719. Oct. 5. He engaged with the Town Council to keep his father-in-law John Dailey till the twenty-seventh of the month for £3, 12s., with term already since June 10. 1728, Apr. 15. His wife Elizabeth took Deborah Moss's child to nurse for three months, at 7s, per week. 1744. Administration to widow Marths.
1 b.
III.
( d. 1702 (-)
HOPE CORP.
2 d. 1705.
of John & Deliverance ( )
Corp.
1. Jobn. 3. Jeremiah, 3. William, 4. Joseplı, 5. Daughter, 6. Phebc,
1. Mainchi, 1701, Apr. 15.
2. Mary, 1703, Sep. 15. 8. Dorothy. 1705. Nov. 15. 4: Malachi, 1707. Apr. 15. 5. Dorothy, 1:09. Aug. 16. 6. James, 1:11, Dec. 15. 7. Rebecca, 1714, Apr. 5.
1. Mainchi, 1693. Feb. 1. 3. Mercy. 1703, Dec. 12. 3. William, 1705. Jun. 8. 4. Richard, 1712 Feb. 28
1. Benjamin, 2. James, 3. Sarah, 1702, May 20. 4. Vary, 5. Abigail. 6. Mercy, 7. Lydia, 8. Elisha,
I. Hope, 2. Nicholas. 1073. (By :d bushind.) 3. Mary, 4. Poleg. 5. Roger. 1680, May. G. Daniel,
i. Palicuce, ». Provilener, 1600. 9. Joseph,
I. [ ZACHARTAII. in. (1) 1:12, Jan. 24 MARY HANDALI .. 1 10, (2) 1725. Jau. 5. MARY SHELDON,
j b. 1087. Nov. 5.
1 d. 1746, Jan. 10.
.4 b.
14
of William & Rebecca (P. a ler;
d. 1740 + c.
Warwick, Scituate, R. L.
Randall.
bbeldua.
( b.
III. ( SARAH,
In.
(d. 1743. Jan. 5.
j b. 1672. Feb. 3.
(BENJAMIN TILLINGHAST,
d. 1720. Sep. 14. of Pardou & Lydia (Taber)
Tillinghast.
1. Anthony, 2. John, 3. Rebecca,
1707-8-9. Deputy. 1713, May 6. He was appointed by Assembly on committee for making the public road from Pawtucket River to Pawcatuck River, more straight and passable. 1714, Jul. 20. Will -- proved 1714, Sep. 20. Exx. wife Dorothy. To eldest son Malachi, my mansion house, homestead and all lands south of Paw. tuxet, except 2 acres adjoining on river against the Falls, and a reservation of 50 acres at Boggy meadow. To son James, all that right bought of my oncle Peleg, west of Pauchasset River, and the 2 acres and 50 acres already mentioned. To son Malachi, and three daughters Mary, Dorothy and Rebecca, all rights of land in jurisdiction of Providence called Westquidnet. To sous and daughters, £10, each, at age or marriage. To wife Dorothy, the income of all lands and house rill chil Iren are of age and then the income of half the homestead while widow, and she to bring up the children and give them suitable learning. If she marry to have a third of income. To ber, the rest of estate real and personal. Inventory. £317, 10s. Gd., viz : bonds E47. 24, Gil., piste E1, 104., 2 tables. Id chairs, 4 beds, linen wheel, books 15s., warming pan. 2 guns, rum, molasses, sugar, S cows, pair of oxen, 3 two year, J swine, 2 mares, colt, 28 sheep, " saw will, &e. 6 b.
IT. ( MARY, m. ( RICHARD BROWN, 1 b. 1676.
1 d. 1765 (-)
1 d. 1774. Feb. 20. of Henry & Waite (Waterman)
Brown.
I. ( MALACHI. 6 b. 1 d. 1714, Ang. 17. m 1700, Mar. 8. DOROTHY WHIPPLE, 1 d. 172S, Sep. 10. of John & Rebecca ( -
Warwick, R. I.
(She in. (2) 1719, Dec. 24, Israel Arnold.) 1704. Freeman
Whipple.
j b. 1664.
VIT. ( MERCY,
1 b. 1600. Aug. 6.
Kings Town, R. L.
1. Robert, 2. Hary, 3. Drlwrah, 4. Jobo,
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