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Fourth Generation in
Families of the Children of Elizabeth3 Washburn and Joseph Amory
The children of Elizabeth Washburn and
Joseph Amory have been only partially traced. I have not found a marriage for
daughters Rebecca or Esther Amory, I have not found the children of son John
Amory yet, and I have found only one child for daughter Elizabeth Amory, so
this family is far from complete. I will add to this file as new information is
uncovered, but since
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Patience4 Amory, eldest daughter of (67) Elizabeth3 Washburn, (45) Philip2, (28) John1 (4th); born in ca. 1682,[1]
married Richard3
Grinnell/Greenhill, son of Daniel2 and Mary2 (Wordell/Wodell) Grinnell/Greenhill,[2]
on 25 May 1704 in Little Compton or
Richard Greenhill died testate on 1 July 1725 in Little Compton, aged 56 years.[8] His will was dated 9 Dec. 1723, probated on 20 July 1725 in Bristol Co., MA. He named his wife, Patience, and “kinsman” Edward Thirston, as co-executors, and mentioned his sons George, William, Richard, and Daniel Greenhill, and daughters Rebecca, Elezebeth, Patience, Ruth, and Sarah, all under age. He also mentioned land that was his “grandfathers‑in‑law Daniel Eaton's.” Her brother, John Amory, was a witness.[9] Patience Greenhil, of Little Compton, widow of Richard Greenhil, was appointed as guardian of Elezebeth, Patience, Richard, Ruth, Daniel and Sarah Greenhil, children of Richard Greenhil, on 18 Oct. 1726, and William and Rebeccah Greenhil, children of Richard Greenhil, both over 14, chose Patience Greenhil as their guardians on the same day.[10]
Patience (Amory) Grinnell died testate on 10 Mar. 1748/9 in Little Compton, aged 67 years.[11] Her will was dated 3 July 1747, and probated on 18 Mar. 1748/9. She named her son Richard Grinnell as her executor, and mentioned also her sons George, William, and Daniel Grinnell, four daughters Rebecca White, Elizabeth Grinnell, Patience Woodman, and Sarah Woodman, and granddaughter Ruth Paddock.[12]
Patience Amory and Richard Grinnell had children:
730 i George4 Grinnell, born on 25 Jan. 1705 in
Little Compton or Tiverton,[13]
married Mercy4
Sanford, daughter of John3 and Content3 (Howland)
a. Lydia5 Grinnell, born on 7 Dec. 1726 in Little Compton,[21]
married John Simmons, son of Joseph and Rebecca (Wood) Simmons, of Little
Compton,[22]
on 13 July 1746 in Little Compton.[23]
He was born on 29 Jan. 1727 in Little Compton,[24]
and they supposedly moved to
b. Aaron5 Grinnell, born on 4 June 1728 in Little Compton,[25]
married 1.) Elizabeth (Peckham) Coe, daughter of Joseph and Elizabeth (Wilbore)
Peckham, and widow of Samuel Coe (Jr.),[26]
in ca. 1751.[27]
She was born on 28 Aug. 1726 in Little Compton,[28]
a granddaughter of Samuel and Mary (Potter) Wilbore, of Little Compton.[29]
She died by 1758, and he remarried to 2.) Margaret Taylor, daughter of John and
Joanna (Wilbore) Taylor (Jr.),[30]
on 31 Dec. 1758 in Little Compton.[31]
She was born on 20 Apr. 1727 in Little Compton,[32]
a granddaughter also of Samuel and Mary (Potter) Wilbore, of Little Compton.[33]
She died she by 1800, and he remarried again to 3.) Lois Church, daughter of
James and Ruth Church, on 10 Apr. 1800 in Little Compton.[34]
He died on 18 Sept. 1809 in
c. Jemima5 Grinnell, a twin, born on 18 Jan. 1730 in Little Compton,[36] married John Taylor (3rd), son of John and Joanna (Wilbor) Taylor (Jr.),[37] on 3 Dec. 1747 in Little Compton,[38] but she apparently died before 11 July 1758 when her father wrote his will. He was born on 24 July 1725 in Little Compton,[39] a grandson of Samuel and Mary (Potter) Wilbore, of Little Compton.[40]
d. Kezia5 Grinnell, a twin, born on 18 Jan. 1730 in Little Compton,[41] married Job Cook on 30 Sept. 1755 in Little Compton.[42]
e. Isaiah5 Grinnell, born on 24 Dec. 1732 in Little Compton,[43] married 1.) Katherine Hill on 30 Jan. 1757 in Newport, RI,[44] and possibly 2.) Sarah Austin, of West Greenwich, Kent Co., RI, daughter of John and Alice Austin (Jr.), of West Greenwich, in 1759.[45] She was born on 27 Mar. 1734 in West Greenwich, RI.[46] He died in 1780.[47]
f. Eunice5 Grinnell, born on 2 Mar. 1735 in Little Compton,[48] was still living in 1758 when her father wrote his will, marriage not found.
g. Malachi5 Grinnell, born on 2 or 11 Jan. 1737 in Little Compton,[49] married Lydia Coe, daughter of John and Rebecca (Taylor) Coe (Jr.),[50] on 10 May 1760 in Little Compton.[51] She was born on 28 Mar. 1742 in Little Compton,[52] a granddaughter of John and Sarah3 (Pabodie) Coe, of Duxbury, MA.[53] He served in the Revolutionary War as a private in Capt. Ephraim Simmons’ Company, and he died in 1780 on the prison ship Jersey.[54]
731 ii William4 Grinnell, born on 19 Mar. 1707 in Little Compton or Tiverton.[55] He chose his mother, Patience Greenhil, of Little Compton, as his guardian on 18 Oct. 1726,[56] and he married Mary Sanford, daughter of John and Content3 (Howland) Sanford (3rd),[57] on 18 Sept. 1726 in Little Compton.[58] She was born on 4 June 1705 in Little Compton,[59] a granddaughter of Samuel2 and Mary2 (Sampson) Howland, of Freetown, MA.[60] He died testate in Jan. 1778 in Little Compton.[61] His will was dated 10 Apr. 1776, and probated on 3 Feb. 1778, and mentioned his wife Mary, son Zebedee, and “to all the rest of my children 1 dollar each.”[62] She died before 1800.[63] They had children:
a. Phebe5
Grinnell, born on 30 Sept. 1727 in Little Compton,[64]
possibly married William Clark, of
b. Capt. Zebedee5 Grinnell, born on 20 Jan. 1730 in Little
Compton,[66]
married 1.) Sarah Reider or Rider, of
c. Judith5 Grinnell, born on 26 Mar. 1733 in Little Compton,[73] married Constant Wilbor on 30 Jan. 1753 in Little Compton.[74]
d. Asa Grinnell, born on 14 Apr. 1735 in Little Compton,[75] marriage not found. It is not known if he was still living when his father wrote his will in 1776.
e. William Grinnell (Jr.), born on 10 Sept. 1737 in Little Compton,[76] died on 30 Sept. 1738 in Little Compton.[77]
f. Capt. William5
Grinnell (Jr.), born ca. 1740 in Little Compton,[78]
married Lydia Tillinghast, daughter of Joseph and
g. John Grinnell, born on 5 Apr. 1742 in Little Compton,[81] marriage not found. It is not known if he was still living when his father wrote his will in 1776.
732 iii Rebecca4 Grinnell, born on 16 Dec. 1710 in
Little Compton or Tiverton.[82]
She chose her mother, Patience Greenhil, of Little Compton, as her guardian on
18 Oct. 1726,[83]
and she married Roger5
White, son of William4
and Elizabeth (Cadman) White,[84]
of
a. Job White
b. Hannah White
c. Daniel6 White, was administrator of his father’s estate in 1802.
733 iv Elizabeth4 Grinnell, born on 21 May 1713 in Little Compton or Tiverton,[92] never married.[93] Her mother, Patience Greenhil, of Little Compton, was appointed as her guardian on 18 Oct. 1726.[94] She was living on 18 July 1733 when she signed a receipt for her legacy from the estate of her father, Richard Grinhill, of Little Compton,[95] and was still living and single when her mother made her will on 23 July 1747.
734 v Patience4 Grinnell, born on 24 Apr. 1715 in
Little Compton or Tiverton.[96]
Her mother, Patience Greenhil, of Little Compton, was appointed as her guardian
on 18 Oct. 1726,[97]
and she married John Woodman, son of Robert and Deborah3 (Paddock) Woodman,[98]
on 30 Nov. 1735 in Little Compton.[99]
He was born on 2 May 1708 in Little Compton,[100]
a grandson of Lt. John and Hannah (Timberlake) Woodman,[101]
and probably of John2
and Anna (Jones) Paddock, of
a. Richard Woodman, born on 18 Aug. 1736 in Little Compton,[105] was still living in 1790 when his father wrote his will, marriage not found.
b. John Woodman (Jr.), born on 26 Jan. 1740 in Little Compton,[106] married Susanna Cook in 1769.[107] He died on 20 Aug. 1775 in Little Compton,[108] and administration of his estate was granted to his widow, Susanna Woodman, on 6 Feb. 1776.[109]
c. Capt. Edward Woodman, born on 16 Oct. 1742 in Little Compton,[110] married Priscilla Negus, daughter of John Negus, of Tiverton,[111] on 13 Oct. 1782 in Little Compton.[112] She was born on 11 Sept. 1746,[113] and died on 30 June 1827 in Little Compton.[114] He inherited his father’s homestead in Little Compton, and he died testate on 29 Aug. 1839 in Little Compton.[115] His will was dated 26 June 1823, and probated on 14 Oct. 1839.[116]
d. Deborah Woodman, born on 5 Sept. 1746 in Little Compton,[117] married John Woodman, son of Capt. Sylvester and Bathsheba (Dring) Woodman, of Little Compton, as his second wife, on 25 Apr. 1790 in Little Compton.[118] He was born on 28 Sept. 1746 in Little Compton,[119] a grandson of John and Elizabeth (Briggs) (Sisson) Woodman (Jr.), of Little Compton,[120] and he had married first to Jerusha Dennis in ca. 1767.[121] Deborah (Woodman) Woodman died on 29 Jan. 1820 in Little Compton,[122] and John Woodman died testate on 4 Mar. 1831 in Little Compton, his will dated 6 June 1827, and probated 11 Apr. 1831.[123]
e. Robert Woodman, born on 7 Jan. 1750 in Little Compton,[124]
possibly married 1.) Hannah Howland, of
735 vi Lt. Richard4 “Dick” Grinnell (Jr.), born on 8 Mar.
1717 in Little Compton or Tiverton.[128]
His mother, Patience Greenhil, of Little Compton, was appointed as his guardian
on 18 Oct. 1726,[129]
and he married 1.) Alice Church, daughter of Nathaniel and Innocent (Head)
Church,[130]
in Dec. 1738 in Little Compton.[131]
She was born on 24 Jan. 1718 in Little Compton,[132]
a granddaughter of Joseph and Grace (Shaw) Church (Jr.), of Little Compton,[133]
and she died on 29 Sept. 1739 in Little Compton.[134]
He remarried to 2.) Comfort (
a. Alice Grinnell, born on 4 Aug. 1742 in Little Compton,[143] died on 13 Sept. 1743 in Little Compton.[144]
b. Comfort5 Grinnell, born on 28 Feb. 1744 in Little Compton,[145] supposedly married Valentine (___).[146]
c. Hannah5 Grinnell, born on 31 Aug. 1745 in Little Compton,[147] married Ichabod4 Irish, son of John3 and Thankful (Wilbore) Irish (3rd), as his second wife, in 1768.[148] He was born on 6 Jan. 1740 in Little Compton,[149] a grandson of John2 and Elizabeth (Thurston[?]) Irish (Jr.), and of Samuel and Mary (Potter) Wilbor, of Little Compton,[150] and he married first to Ruth Cook, of Tiverton, on 7 Oct. 1764 in Little Compton.[151]
d. Mary5 Grinnell, born on 17 May 1747 in Little Compton,[152] married Peleg Cook in 1768.[153] She died before 29 Sept. 1787, when her father made his will.
e. Billings5 Grinnell, born on 27 Apr. 1749 in Little Compton,[154]
married Comfort Wood, daughter of George and Comfort (
f. Betsey Grinnell, born on 7 Oct. 1750 in Little Compton,[160] marriage not found, probably died young, since only 4 daughters were living when her father wrote his will in 1787.
g. Richard5 Grinnell (3rd), born on 19 Nov. 1751 in Little Compton,[161] married Patience Palmer, daughter of Simeon and Lydia (Dennis) Palmer,[162] on 16 Jan. 1774 in Little Compton.[163] She was born on 8 Aug. 1753 in Little Compton,[164] a granddaughter of John and Elizabeth3 (Richmond) Palmer, of Little Compton,[165] and they moved to Dartmouth, MA.[166]
h.
Ruth5
Grinnell, born on 7 May 1753 in Little Compton,[167]
married 1.) (___) Palmer, and 2.) Jeremiah Burlingame on 1 Mar. 1778 in Little
i. Royal5 Grinnell, born on 3 May 1756 in Little Compton,[169]
married Hannah Briggs, of
j. Patience5 Grinnell, born on 1 June 1757 in Little Compton,[173] never married.[174] She was still living on 29 Sept. 1787 when her father made his will.
k. Bailey5 Grinnell, born on 7 July 1759 in Little Compton,[175]
married Reliance Spooner, daughter of Samuel and Susanna (Jenney) Spooner, of
l. Benjamin5 Grinnell, born on 4 Aug. 1761 in Little Compton,[180]
probably married Desire Drew, of
736 vii Ruth4 Grinnell, born on 3 Apr. 1719 in
Little Compton or Tiverton.[183]
Her mother, Patience Greenhil, of Little Compton, was appointed as her guardian
on 18 Oct. 1726,[184]
and she married Oliver4
Paddock, son of John3
and Deborah (Hilliard) Paddock (Jr.), of
a. Ruth Paddock, born on 7 Sept. 1738 in Little Compton,[193] mentioned in the will of her grandmother, Patience Grinnell, in 1747, marriage not found.
737 viii Daniel4 Grinnell, born on 20 Apr. 1721 in
Little Compton or Tiverton.[194]
His mother, Patience Greenhil, of Little Compton, was appointed as his guardian
on 18 Oct. 1726,[195]
and he again chose his mother to be his guardian on 9 Mar. 1736.[196]
He married Grace5
Palmer, daughter of John4
and Elizabeth (Church) Palmer (Jr.),[197]
on 31 May 1741 in Little Compton or Tiverton.[198]
She was born on 18 Jan. 1720 in Little Compton,[199]
a granddaughter of Capt. John3 and Elizabeth2 (
a.
Ruth5
Grinnell, born on 14 Feb. 1744 in Little Compton or Tiverton,[201]
married Isaac4 Fish, son of
David3 and Jemima (Tallman)
Fish,[202]
of
b. Alice5 Grinnell, born on 10 or 14 Jan. 1746 in Little Compton or Tiverton,[207] married Pardon Snell, son of Samuel and Mary (Head) Snell (Jr.),[208] on 22 Apr. 1770 in Little Compton.[209] He was born on 14 Jan. 1746 or 18 Aug. 1750 in Tiverton,[210] a grandson of Henry and Elizabeth (Palmer) Head, of Little Compton.[211]
c. Aaron5 Grinnell, born on 22 Oct. 1747 or 1748 in Little Compton or Tiverton,[212] married Alice Church, daughter of Joseph and Lydia (Randall) Church (3rd),[213] on 25 Dec. 1770 in Little Compton.[214] She was born in 1740 in Little Compton,[215] a granddaughter of Joseph and Grace (Shaw) Church (Jr.), of Little Compton.[216]
d. Patience5 Grinnell, born in 1749 in Little Compton,[217] married Joseph Austin, son of Jeremiah and Margaret (Congdon) Austin, on 10 May 1770.[218] He was born in 1749,[219] a grandson of Robert and Hannah (Crandall) Austin,[220] and he died on 11 Sept. 1827.[221]
e. Capt. Moses5
Grinnell, born on 3 Dec. 1751 in Little Compton or Tiverton,[222]
married Susanna Barney.[223]
She was born ca. 1756.[224]
He served as a naval captain during the Revolutionary War, and they moved to
New Bedford, MA. He died on 31 May 1797, presumably in
f. Elizabeth5 “Betsey” Grinnell, born on 7 Mar. 1754 in Little Compton or Tiverton,[227] married 1.) Joseph Cundall, son of Benjamin and Sarah (Cook) Cundall,[228] on 3 Jan. 1779 in Little Compton,[229] and 2.) William5 Brownell, son of Stephen4 and Edith (Wilbor) Brownell, as his third wife,[230] on 19 Nov. 1786 in Little Compton.[231] He was born on 17 July 1749 in Little Compton, and had married first to Elizabeth Pearce, daughter of Giles and Mercy (Rouse) Pearce,[232] on 14 Feb. 1771 in Little Compton,[233] and secondly to Eunice5 Palmer, daughter of Sylvester4 and Amey (Wait) Palmer,[234] on 8 Jan. 1778 in Little Compton.[235] William Brownell died in 1810.[236]
g. Esther5
Grinnell, born in 1756 in Little Compton,[237]
married Joshua Austin, son of Jeremiah and Margaret (Congdon) Austin,[238]
on 23 Mar. 1774 in
h. Capt. Cornelius5
Grinnell, born on 11 Feb. 1758 in Little Compton or Tiverton,[243]
married Sylvia “Silvy” Howland, daughter of Gideon and Sarah (Hicks) Howland,
of Dartmouth,[244]
in 1785.[245]
She was born on 4 Aug. 1765 in Dartmouth,[246]
a granddaughter of Barnabas and Rebekah (Lapham) Howland, of Dartmouth.[247]
He also served in the Revolutionary War, and moved to New Bedford, MA. She died
on 1 Aug. 1837 in
i. Susanna5 Grinnell, born on 24 June 1761 in Little Compton or Tiverton,[250] married Michael Crawford Snell, son of Isaac and Sarah Snell, of Little Compton,[251] on 22 Nov. 1778 in Little Compton.[252] He was born on 21 June 1755 in Little Compton,[253] a grandson of Samuel and Mary (Head) Snell (Jr.), of Tiverton.[254]
738 ix Sarah4 Grinnell, born on 6 May 1723 in Little
Compton or Tiverton.[255]
Her mother, Patience Greenhil, of Little Compton, was appointed as her guardian
on 18 Oct. 1726,[256]
and she married Thomas Woodman, son of Robert and Deborah3 (Paddock) Woodman,[257]
on 11 Jan. 1747 in Little Compton.[258]
He was born on 19 Sept. 1718 in Little Compton,[259]
a grandson of Lt. John and Hannah (Timberlake) Woodman,[260]
and probably of John2
and Anna (Jones) Paddock, of
a. Phebe Woodman, born on 22 Feb. 1747 in Little Compton,[262] marriage not found.
b. Isaac Woodman, born in 1750, never married, died in Apr. 1797 in Little Compton,[263] and his mother, Sarah Woodman, widow, was granted administration of his estate on 26 Apr. 1797.[264]
(190.) Daniel4 Amory, eldest son of (67) Elizabeth3 Washburn, (45) Philip2, (28) John1 (4th); born in Little Compton, MA, on 24 Aug. 1695,[265] married Lydia Horswell, daughter of Peter and Elizabeth Horswell, of Little Compton,[266] on 24 Dec. 1721 in Tiverton, RI,[267] and they lived in Portsmouth and Newport, RI, where his name was also spelled “Emery.” She was born on 3 Sept. 1701 in Little Compton.[268] On 23 Jan. 1719 Daniel Emery sold land to Richard Grinnell.[269]
Daniel Amory and Lydia Horswell had children:
739 i
John Emery, born on 25 or 26 Sept. 1722
in Little Compton or
740 ii Rebecca5 Emery, born on 31 Oct. 1723 in Portsmouth, RI,[271] probably the Rebeckah Emory who married David Brabbault on 21 Apr. 1740 in Newport, RI.[272]
741 iii Mary Emery, born on 19 June 1725 in Portsmouth,[273] marriage not found.
742 iv Joseph Emery, born on 14 Aug. 1726 in
743 v Daniel Emery (Jr.), born on 19 Nov. 1727, died
on 6 Aug. 1728 in
744 vi
Joseph Emery, born on 23 Mar. 1729 in
745 vii
Sarah Emery, born ca. 1730 in
746 viii
Daniel Emery (Jr.), born on 6 Jan. 1732
in
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[2] Torrey, Clarence Almon, New England Marriages Prior to 1700, Genealogical Publishing Co., Baltimore, 1987, [hereinafter Torrey, New England Marriages], p. 327.
[3] Arnold, James N., Vital Record of Rhode Island, 1636=1850, Volume 4, Part VI, Little Compton, Providence, RI, 1893, [hereinafter Little Compton VRs], p. 5; Arnold, James N., Vital Record of Rhode Island, 1636=1850, Volume 4, Part VII, Tiverton, Providence, RI, 1893, [hereinafter Tiverton VRs], p. 6.
[5] Austin, The Genealogical Dictionary of Rhode Island, Genealogical Publishing Co., Baltimore, 1982, [hereinafter Austin, Genealogical Dictionary], pp. 308, 310; Wilbour, Benjamin Franklin, Little Compton Families, Little Compton Historical Society, Little Compton, R.I., 1967, [hereinafter Wilbour, Little Compton Families], p. 307, which states that Mathew Grinnell was born in Macon, France, in 1702, the son of Jean Grenelle, Lord of Pimont, and that Mathew became a Protestant, and emigrated to Rhode Island in 1638. I have not verified any of this.
[7] Rounds, H. L. Peter, Bristol County, Massachusetts, Probate Records, 1687-1745, [hereinafter Rounds, Bristol County Probates, Vol. 1], Vol. 1, p. 16; Bristol County Probate Records, Vol. 1, p. 191.
[9] Rounds, Bristol County Probates, Vol. 1, p. 124; Bristol County Probate Records, Vol. 5, p. 129‑130.
[10] Rounds, Bristol County Probates, Vol. 1, p. 139; Bristol County Probate Records, Vol. 5, p. 327-8.
[15] Little Compton VRs, p. 30, marriage intentions recorded 22 Jan. 1726 in Little Compton, and married in February by Thomas Church, Justice of the Peace.
[16] Arnold, James N., Vital Record of Rhode Island, 1636=1850, Volume 4, Part I, Portsmouth, Providence, RI, 1893, [hereinafter Portsmouth VRs], p. 25, married by William Sanford, Justice of the Peace.
[44] Arnold, James N., Vital Record of Rhode Island, 1636=1850, Volume 4, Part II, Newport, Providence, RI, 1893, [hereinafter Newport VRs], p. 33.
[45] Arnold, James N., Vital Record of Rhode Island, 1636=1850, Volume 1, Kent County, Part III, West Greenwich, Providence, RI, 1891, [hereinafter West Greenwich VRs] p. 22, he was of East Greenwich in the marriage record.
[54] Wilbour, Little Compton Families, p. 312; Little Compton VRs, p. 69: the marriage record of John Wilbor to Mercy Grinnell, daughter of Malachi Grinnell, deceased, on 6 Mar. 1785.
[56] Rounds, Bristol County Probates, Vol. 1, p. 139; Bristol Co. Probate Records, Vol. 5, p. 327-8.
[60] Wilbour, Little Compton Families, p. 534; Davis, William T., Genealogical Register of Plymouth Families, p. 154.
[65]
Wilbour, Little
[78]
Wilbour, Little
[83] Rounds, Bristol County Probates, Vol. 1, p. 139; Bristol Co. Probate Records, Vol. 5, p. 327-8.
[84] Wilbour, Little Compton Families, p. 309; Sherman, Robert M. and Ruth W., Mayflower Families Through Five Generations, Volume One, The William White Family, General Society of Mayflower Descendants, Plymouth, MA, 1975, [hereinafter MF5G: White], pp. 182, 184.
[86]
MF5G: White, p. 110, which says it is likely that Deborah was a daughter of
Richard and Elizabeth (
[87] Wood, Ralph V., Jr., Francis Cooke of the Mayflower, The First Five Generations, published as “Mayflower Families Through Five Generations, Volume 12,” Picton Press, Camden, ME, 1996, [hereinafter MF5G: Cooke], pp. 116-117; MF5G: White, p. 182.
[94] Rounds, Bristol County Probates, Vol. 1, p. 139; Bristol County Probate Records, Vol. 5, p. 327-8.
[97] Rounds, Bristol County Probates, Vol. 1, p. 139; Bristol Co. Probate Records, Vol. 5, p. 327-8.
[102] Rounds, H. L. Peter, Vital Records of Swansea, Massachusetts, to 1850, New England Historic Genealogical Society, Boston, 1992, [hereinafter Swansea VRs], p. 23: marriage of John Padock and Anna Jones, of Swansea, on 21 Dec. 1673.
[111] Tiverton VRs, p. 58: marriage of Edward Woodman, of Little Compton, and Priscilla Negus, daughter of John Negus.
[125] Wilbour, Little Compton Families, p. 795; Little Compton VRs, p. 72, which calls him “Restcome Woodman, son of John Woodman.”
[129] Rounds, Bristol County Probates, Vol. 1, p. 139; Bristol Co. Probate Records, Vol. 5, p. 327-8.
[130] Little Compton VRs, p. 19: marriage of Nathaniel Church and Innocent Head on 14 Mar. 1717 in Little Compton.
[131] Little Compton VRs, p. 30, marriage intentions recorded 18 Nov. 1738 in Little Compton, married in December.
[136] Little Compton VRs, p. 6: marriage of William Bailey and Comfort Billings on 2 May 1734 in Little Compton. Little Compton VRs, p. 77: death of William Bailey on 11 Jan. 1741 in Little Compton.
[148]
Wilbour, Little Compton Families, p. 311; Little
[150] Wilbour, Little Compton Families, pp. 370, 373, 709-710; Little Compton VRs, p. 131: birth of John, son of John & Elizabeth Irish, 9 Apr. 1695.
[153]
Wilbour, Little Compton Families, p. 311; Little
[155] Little Compton VRs, p. 74: marriage of George Wood and Comfort Taylor on 30 Dec. 1753 in Little Compton.
[168] Wilbour, Little Compton Families, p. 311; Little Compton VRs, p. 17: marriage of Jeremiah Burlingame and Ruth Palmer, widow.
[170]
Vital Records of Dartmouth, Massachusetts, To the Year 1850, New England
Historic Genealogical Society,
[171]
Wilbour, Little
[176] Dartmouth VRs, Vol. 2, p. 475, marriage of Samuell Spooner Jr. and Susanana Jenne, both of Dartmouth, on 16 Nov. 1749 in Dartmouth.
[182] Vital Records of New Bedford, Massachusetts, To the Year 1850, New England Historic Genealogical Society, Boston, 1932, [hereinafter New Bedford VRs], Vol. 3, p. 75, from Friends Meeting Records.
[184] Rounds, Bristol County Probates, Vol. 1, p. 139; Bristol Co. Probate Records, Vol. 5, p. 327-8.
[195] Rounds, Bristol County Probates, Vol. 1, p. 139; Bristol Co. Probate Records, Vol. 5, p. 327-8.
[202]
Portsmouth VRs, p. 22: marriage of David Fish and Jemima Tallman on 16 Feb.
1730 in
[205] Portsmouth VRs, p. 21, marriage of Robert Fish and Mary Hall, daughter of Zuriel Hall, on 16 Sept. 1686 in Portsmouth.
[206] Portsmouth VRs, p. 44, marriage of James Tallman of Portsmouth and Hannah Swain, daughter of John Swain, of Nantucket, on 14 Sept. 1701 in Portsmouth.
[210]
Little
[213]
Little Compton VRs, p. 19: marriage of Joseph Church, of Little Compton, and
Lydia Randall, of
[217]
Wilbour, Little
[225]
Wilbour, Little
[228]
Portsmouth VRs, p. 18, marriage of Benjamin Cundall and Sarah Cook on 30 Sept.
1750 in
[230]
Little Compton VRs, p. 11: marriage of Stephen Brownell and Edith Wilbor on 5
Jan. 1747 in Little Compton; Wilbour, Little Compton Families, pp.
95-96, 104.
[231]
Little
[237]
Wilbour, Little
[239]
Vital Records of Rochester, Massachusetts, To the Year 1850, New England
Historic Genealogical Society,
[244] Dartmouth VRs, Vol. 2, p. 252, the marriage intentions of Gedion Howland of Dartmouth, son of Barnabas, and Sarah Hicks of Dartmouth, daughter of Thomas, recorded on 18 Mar. 1754 in Dartmouth.
[247] Dartmouth VRs, Vol. 2, p. 124, the birth of Gedeon, son of Barnabas and Rebeckah Howland, on 29 May 1734 in Dartmouth; Dartmouth VRs, Vol. 2, p. 248, the marriage of Barnabas Howland and Rebekah Lapham on 30 Apr. 1724 in Dartmouth.
[251]
Wilbour, Little
[256] Rounds, Bristol County Probates, Vol. 1, p. 139; Bristol County Probate Records, Vol. 5, p. 327-8.
[258] Little Compton VRs, pp. 30, 72, married by Richard Billings, Justice of the Peace. Their marriage intentions were recorded on 19 Nov. 1743 or 1745, but the marriage wasn’t until 1747.
[272]
I.G.I. Marriage Records, taken from Records of Trinity Church,