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Families of the Children of Deacon Jabez⁴ Washburn and Judith Faunce and Deborah Thomas

Deacon Jabez Washburn had 7 children by Judith Faunce, and 2 more children by Deborah Thomas, but only three of his children married and had families of their own, all three settling in Kingston, Massachusetts. I will add to this from time to time as new information is uncovered.

			Philip^2 Washburn
		Deacon John^3 Washburn
			Elizabeth^2 Irish
	Deacon Jabez^4 Washburn
			Isaac^3 Billington
		Lydia^4 Billington
			Hannah Glass
Jabez^5 Washburn (Jr.)
Elisha Washburn
Susanna^5 Washburn
John^5 Washburn
Molly Washburn
Rebeckah^5 Washburn
Capt. Judah^5 Washburn
			Joseph^2 Faunce
		John^3 Faunce
			Judith^3 Rickard
	Judith^4 Faunce
			Jacob^3 Cooke (Jr.)
		Lydia^4 Cooke
			Lydia Miller
Thomas Washburn
Susanna^5 Washburn
			John^1 Thomas
		Israel^2 Thomas
			Sarah Pitney
	Deborah^3 Thomas
		Bethiah Sherman

(787.) Jabez⁵ Washburn (Jr.), eldest son of (200) Deacon Jabez⁴ Washburn, (68) Deacon John³, (45) Philip², (28) John¹ (4th); born in Kingston, MA, on 22 Apr. 1733,[1] married Mary Sherman, daughter of Samuel and Mary (Williamson) Sherman (Jr.), of Marshfield, MA,[2] on 14 May 1756 in Marshfield.[3] She was born on either 5 Feb. or 29 Mar. 1734/5 in Marshfield,[4] a granddaughter of Samuel and Hannah Sherman,[5] and of Nathan and Mary (Sprague) Williamson, of Marshfield,[6] and they lived in Kingston, MA.

Jabez Washburn, Jr., died intestate on 16 Feb. 1775 in Kingston, aged 41 years, 9 months, 25 days.[7] His cousin, Ebenezer Washburn, of Kingston, was granted administration of his estate on 4 Dec. 1775, with Ebenezer Thompson, of Halifax, and Hopestill Bisbee, of Rochester, as sureties. His inventory was taken by John Gray, Ebenezer Cobb, Jr., both of Kingston, and Benjamin White, of Marshfield, on 4 Dec. 1775, and a second inventory on 2 Sept. 1782 by John Gray, Esq., Robert Cooke, and Nicholas Davis, Jr., cordwainer, of Kingston. His estate was finally settled on 6 Jan. 1783, with son Elisha Washburn receiving the real estate, and he to pay his brothers and sisters for their shares, namely Bildad Washburn John Washburn, Judith Washburn, Lucy Washburn, Jabez Washburn, and Abiel Washburn.[8]

Mary (Sherman) Washburn died a widow on 15 Feb. 1779 in Kingston, aged 44 years, 10 days,[9] and Elisha Washburn, cordwainer, of Kingston, was made guardian of Lucy, Jabez, and Abiel Washburn, minor children under 14 of Jabez Washburn, Jr. John Faunce, of Kingston, was chosen as guardian by Bildad and John Washburn, minor children of Jabez Washburn Jr. over the age of 14 years.[10]

Jabez Washburn (Jr.) and Mary Sherman had children:

+ 2106 i Elisha⁶ Washburn, born on 28 June 1758 in Kingston,[11] married Deborah Prince, daughter of Kimball and Deborah⁵ (Fuller) Prince,[12] on 26 Oct. 1780 in Kingston.[13] (To be continued in Washburn Sixth Generation.)

2107 ii Molly Washburn, born on 24 Oct. 1759 in Kingston,[14] died on 7 July 1760 in Kingston.[15]

2108 iii Elias Washburn, born on 3 Feb. 1761 in Kingston,[16] died on 22 July 1764 in Kingston.[17]

+ 2109 iv Bildad⁶ Washburn, born on 24 Aug. 1762 in Kingston,[18] married (2144) Lucy⁵ Adams, daughter of (800) Francis⁴ and Rebeckah⁵ (Cooke) Adams,[19] on 12 Sept. 1784 in Kingston.[20] (To be continued in Washburn Sixth Generation.)

+ 2110 v John⁶ Washburn, born on 6 Apr. 1764 in Kingston,[21] married Jenny Drew, daughter of William, Esq., and Dorothy⁵ (Bartlett) Drew, of Kingston,[22] on 15 Mar. 1787 in Kingston.[23] (To be continued in Washburn Sixth Generation.)

+ 2111 vi Judith⁶ Washburn, born on 18 Sept. 1765 in Kingston,[24] married Seth Kingman, son of Henry and Abigail (White) (Copeland) Kingman (Jr.), of Bridgewater,[25] in 1787.[26] (To be continued in Washburn Sixth Generation.)

+ 2112 vii Lucy⁶ Washburn, born on 8 Mar. 1769 in Kingston,[27] married Capt. Abel Kingman, Esq., son of Mathew and Jane⁴ (Packard) Kingman,[28] on 15 Nov. 1792 in North Bridgewater.[29] (To be continued in Washburn Sixth Generation.)

+ 2113 viii Jabez⁶ Washburn (3rd), born on 2 July 1771 in Kingston,[30] married Polly/Molly Wadsworth, daughter of Cephas and Molly⁵ (Cooke) Wadsworth, of Kingston,[31] on 20 Nov. 1794 in Kingston.[32] (To be continued in Washburn Sixth Generation.)

+ 2114 ix Abiel⁶ Washburn, born on 20 May 1775 in Kingston,[33] married (2148) Rebecca⁵ Adams, daughter of (800) Francis⁴ and Rebeckah⁵ (Cooke) Adams,[34] on 21 June 1807 in Kingston.[35] (To be continued in Washburn Sixth Generation.)

(790.) John⁵ Washburn, third son of (200) Deacon Jabez⁴ Washburn, (68) Deacon John³, (45) Philip², (28) John¹ (4th); born in Kingston, MA, on 18 July 1739,[36] married Lois Doten on 19 Feb. 1761 in Kingston.[37]

John Washburn died at sea in June 1763, aged 23 years,[38] but no probate records were filed for his estate in Plymouth County, and Lois (Doten) Washburn remarried to Uriah⁵ Bartlett, son of Capt. Joseph⁴ and Dorothy (Wadsworth) Bartlett,[39] on 31 Jan. 1765 in Kingston.[40] He was born on 19 Nov. 1741,[41] and baptized on 16 May 1742 in Duxbury.[42] Lois (Doten) (Washburn) Bartlett died by 1768, and Uriah Bartlett remarried to Susanna⁶ Cooke, daughter of Nathaniel⁵ and Mary⁴ (Sampson) Cooke,[43] on 25 Aug. 1768 in Kingston.[44] She was born on 11 Feb. 1750 in Kingston.[45] In the 1790 federal census Uriah Bartlett was still living in Kingston, MA.[46]

Uriah Bartlett died testate on 30 Apr. 1818 in Kingston, of “stoppage,”[47] his will dated 27 Apr. 1818, and probated on 20 July 1818, mentioned his wife Susanna, sons Peleg and Uriah, son Isaac, daughters Deborah, Clarissa, and Susanna, son William, and daughters Lois and Polly, and he named his wife Susanna as sole Executrix of his estate.[48] (See Appendix [A] for a full transcription of his will.) Susanna (Cooke) Bartlett died a widow on 18 Dec. 1821 in Kingston, aged 71 years.[49]

John Washburn and Lois Doten had one daughter:

+ 2115 i Molly⁶ Washburn, born on 3 June 1762 in Kingston,[50] married Sylvester⁵ Holmes, son of Josiah⁴ and Ruth⁵ (Cooke) Holmes, of Kingston,[51] on 26 Nov. 1789 in Kingston.[52] (To be continued in Washburn Sixth Generation.)

Lois Doten had one son by Uriah Bartlett:

ii William⁶ Bartlett, born on 28 Sept. 1765 in Kingston, MA,[53] mentioned in his father’s 1818 will, but no guardianship record was found for him when his mother died, marriage not found.

(793.) Capt. Judah⁵ Washburn, fourth son of (200) Deacon Jabez⁴ Washburn, (68) Deacon John³, (45) Philip², (28) John¹ (4th); born in Kingston, MA, on 10 July 1746,[54] married Priscilla⁴ Sampson, daughter of Ephraim³ and Abigail (Horrel) Sampson,[55] of Middleborough, on 23 Feb. 1769 in Plympton.[56] She was born on 11 June 1748,[57] baptized on 24 July 1748 in Plympton,[58] a granddaughter of Isaac² and Lydia³ (Standish) Sampson,[59] and of Humphrey and Elizabeth (Smith) Horrel.[60]

Capt. Judah and Priscilla Washburn settled in Kingston, MA, where he was a housewright. He served as a Corporal in Capt. Ebenezer Washburn’s Company from Kingston in the Revolutionary War in 1776, then as a Sergeant in Capt. Elijah Baker’s Company, in 1781,[61] and was presumably promoted to Captain after the war. They were living in Kingston in the 1790 federal census,[62] and he was executor of his father’s will in 1794.

Priscilla (Sampson) Washburn died on 7 June 1813 in Kingston, aged 65 [sic] years, of “decay of body and mind,”[63] and Capt. Judah Washburn died intestate on 8 May 1824 in Kingston, “languished,” aged 78 years.[64] John Gray was granted administration of his insolvent estate on 19 May 1824, his inventory was presented on 9 Aug. 1824, claims were filed, and his estate was finally settled on 5 Dec. 1831.[65]

Capt. Judah Washburn and Priscilla Sampson had children:

+ 2116 i Rufus⁶ Washburn, born on 1 Nov. 1769 in Middleborough,[66] married 1.) Cynthia⁶ Bradford, daughter of Paybodie⁵ and Welthea (Delano) Bradford,[67] on 28 Feb. 1796 in Pembroke,[68] and 2.) Abigail (Ripley) Delano, daughter of Rufus and Mary (Shurtleff) Ripley,[69] and widow of Joshua Delano (3rd), of Kingston, MA,[70] on 20 Feb. 1809 in Kingston. (To be continued in Washburn Sixth Generation.)

+ 2117 ii Isaac⁶ Washburn, born on 2 Oct. 1774 in Kingston,[71] married Abigail “Nabby” Pope, daughter of Lazarus and Mary S. Pope, of Stoughton,[72] on 9 Dec. 1807 in North Bridgewater.[73] (To be continued in Washburn Sixth Generation.)

+ 2118 iii Capt. Thomas⁶ Washburn, born on 22 Feb. 1779 in Kingston,[74] married Lucy Delano, daughter of Joshua and Mary (Chandler) Delano (Jr.), of Kingston,[75] on 13 May 1802 in Kingston.[76] (To be continued in Washburn Sixth Generation.)

+ 2119 iv Priscilla⁶ Washburn, born on 7 Dec. 1786 in Kingston,[77] married William Drew, son of Lemuel and Elizabeth (Rider) Drew, of Plymouth, MA,[78] on 28 Dec. 1802 in Kingston.[79] (To be continued in Washburn Sixth Generation.)

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[1] Vital Records of Kingston, Massachusetts, To the Year 1850, New England Historic Genealogical Society, Boston, 1911, [hereinafter Kingston VRs], p. 151, called “Jabish” Washburn.

[2] Sherman, Rev. David, “Plymouth Shermans,” New England Historical and Genealogical Register, Vol. 27, No. 1 [Jan. 1873], p. 75; Edes, Grace Williamson, “Timothy Williamson of Marshfield, Mass., and His Descendants,” Genealogies of Mayflower Families From The New England Historical and Genealogical Register, Vol. III, Genealogical Publishing Co., Baltimore, 1985, p. 717; Marshfield VRs, p. 144, the marriage of Samuell Sherman and Mary Williamson, botyh of Marshfield, on 17 Feb. 1723/4 in Marshfield.

[3] Sherman, Robert M., and Ruth Wilder Sherman, Vital Records of Marshfield, Massachusetts, To the Year 1850, Society of Mayflower Descendants in the State of Rhode Island, 1970, [hereinafter Marshfield VRs], pp. 139, 147.

[4] Sherman, Rev. David, “Plymouth Shermans,” New England Historical and Genealogical Register, Vol. 27, No. 1 [Jan. 1873], p. 75; Edes, Grace Williamson, “Timothy Williamson of Marshfield, Mass., and His Descendants,” Genealogies of Mayflower Families From The New England Historical and Genealogical Register, Vol. III, Genealogical Publishing Co., Baltimore, 1985, p. 717; Kingston VRs, p. 153, under “Washburn,” presumably from her gravestone, the earlier date probably calculated from her age at death, but her birth was not recorded in the Marshfield vital records.

[5] Sherman, Rev. David, “Plymouth Shermans,” New England Historical and Genealogical Register, Vol. 27, No. 1 [Jan. 1873], p. 74-75; Davis, Genealogical Register of Plymouth Families, p. 240, neither source giving the maiden name of Hannah.

[6] Edes, Grace Williamson, “Timothy Williamson of Marshfield, Mass., and His Descendants,” Genealogies of Mayflower Families From The New England Historical and Genealogical Register, Vol. III, Genealogical Publishing Co., Baltimore, 1985, p. 716-171.

[7] Kingston VRs, p. 389, buried in the Old Burying Ground in Kingston.

[8] Plymouth County Probate Docket #22003, Vol. 23, p. 74, FHL microfilm #0550712; Vol. 28, p. 526, FHL microfilm #0550715.

[9] Kingston VRs, p. 390, buried in the Old Burying Ground in Kingston.

[10] Plymouth County Probate Docket #22004; Vol. 26, p. 103, FHL microfilm #0550714.

[11] Kingston VRs, p. 150.

[12] Van Antwerp, Lee Douglas, and Robert S. Wakefield, Mayflower Families Through Five Generations, Volume Nine, Family of Francis Eaton, General Society of Mayflower Descendants, 1996, [hereinafter MF5G: Eaton], p. 77.

[13] Kingston VRs, p. 296.

[14] Kingston VRs, p. 154.

[15] Kingston VRs, p. 390.

[16] Kingston VRs, p. 150, recorded as “Elies Billdad Washburn.”

[17] Kingston VRs, p. 388.

[18] Kingston VRs, p. 149.

[19] Kingston VRs, p. 165, the marriage of Francis Adams and Rebeckah Cooke on 13 Dec. 1764 in Kingston.

[20] Kingston VRs, p. 296.

[21] Kingston VRs, p. 152.

[22] Kingston VRs, p. 213, marriage record of William Drew and Dorothy Bartlett on 26 Dec. 1759 in Kingston.

[23] Kingston VRs, p. 297.

[24] Kingston VRs, p. 152.

[25] Mitchell Nahum, History of the Early Settlement of Bridgewater, in Plymouth County, Massachusetts, Boston, 1840, reprint, Heritage Books, Bowie, MD, 1983, [hereinafter Mitchell, History of Bridgewater], pp. 218, 219.

[26] Vital Records of Brockton, Massachusetts, To the Year 1850, New England Historic Genealogical Society, Boston, 1911, [hereinafter Brockton VRs], p. 299, taken from a private Bible record. The marriage was not recorded in Kingston, MA.

[27] Kingston VRs, p. 153.

[28] Mitchell, History of Bridgewater, pp. 218, 220.

[29] Brockton VRs, p. 299, from church records.

[30] Kingston VRs, p. 151.

[31] Kingston VRs, p. 293, marriage of Cephas Wadsworth, of Duxbury, and Molly Cooke, of Kingston, on 5 Nov. 1767 in Kingston.

[32] Kingston VRs, p. 297, as Polly Wadsworth.

[33] Kingston VRs, p. 148.

[34] Kingston VRs, p. 165, the marriage of Francis Adams and Rebeckah Cooke on 13 Dec. 1764 in Kingston.

[35] Kingston VRs, p. 295, marriage intentions recorded 31 May 1807 in Kingston.

[36] Kingston VRs, p. 152.

[37] Kingston VRs, p. 297. Her parents have not been discovered, but it is assumed that she was a descendant of Edward Doty, of the “Mayflower.”

[38] Kingston VRs, p. 390. A monument is evidently set up in the Old Burying Ground in Kingston, because the source for his death is said to have been the Old Burying Ground.

[39] Vital Records of Duxbury, Massachusetts, To the Year 1850, New England Historic Genealogical Society, Boston, 1911, [hereinafter Duxbury VRs], p. 217, marriage of Joseph Bartlet and Dorothy Wadsworth on 25 Dec. 1729 in Duxbury; p. 24, baptism of Uriah, child of Joseph Bartlet, on 16 May 1742 in Duxbury; Roser, Susan E., Mayflower Marriages From the Files of George Ernest Bowman At the Massachusetts Society of Mayflower Descendants, Genealogical Publishing Co., Baltimore, 1990, [hereinafter Roser, Mayflower Marriages], p. 306-307.

[40] Kingston VRs, p. 298.

[41] Per Kingston VRs, p. 21.

[42] Duxbury VRs, p. 24, from records of the First Church of Duxbury.

[43] Kingston VRs, p. 198, marriage intentions of Nathaniell Cooke and Mary Samson recorded on 26 Sept. 1741 in Kingston; MF5G: Cooke, p. 430.

[44] Kingston VRs, p. 173.

[45] Kingston VRs, p. 51.

[46] Heads of Families at the First Census of the United States Taken in the Year 1790: Massachusetts, Bountiful, Utah, 1993, p. 171, Kingston Town, Plymouth County, the Uriah Bartlett household had 2 free white males aged 16 or older, 3 free white males under 16, and 4 free white females.

[47] Kingston VRs, p. 316, his age given as 73 in the church record, but as 76 on his gravestone.

[48] Plymouth Co. Probate Docket #1393, Vol. 49, p. 381-382, from FHL microfilm #0550905.

[49] Kingston VRs, p. 316.

[50] Kingston VRs, p. 154.

[51] Kingston VRs, p. 238, the marriage intentions of Josiah Holmes and Ruth Cooke recorded on 29 Mar. 1740 in Kingston.

[52] Kingston VRs, p. 295, under “Washbarn.”

[53] Kingston VRs, p. 18.

[54] Kingston VRs, p. 152.

[55] Vital Records of Plympton, Massachusetts, To the Year 1850, New England Historic Genealogical Society, Boston, 1923, [hereinafter Plympton VRs], p. 380, marriage of Ephraim Sampson and Abigal Horrel on 15 Nov. 1728 in Plympton.

[56] Plympton VRs, p. 418, under “Warsborn.”

[57] Kingston VRs, p. 154, from a private record of Kingston families by Rev. Z. Willis taken in 1796.

[58] Plympton VRs, p. 177.

[59] Plympton VRs, p. 175, the birth of Ephraim, husband of Abigail Horrel, and daughter of Isaac and Lydia Sampson of Plympton on 8 May 1698 in Plympton; Torrey, Clarence Almon, New England Marriages Prior to 1700, Genealogical Publishing Co., Baltimore, 1987, [hereinafter Torrey, New England Marriages], p. 648, for the maiden name of Lydia, wife of Isaac Sampson.

[60] Woodworth-Barnes, Esther Littleford, and Alicia Crane Williams, Mayflower Families Through Five Generations: Vol. 16, Part 1, Family of John Alden, General Society of Mayflower Descendants, 1999, [hereinafter MF5G: Alden, pt. 1], p. 401; Torrey, New England Marriages, p. 388.

[61] Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors of the Revolutionary War, 17 Volumes, Boston, Vol. XVI, pp. 654, 669.

[62] Heads of Families at the First Census of the United States Taken in the Year 1790: Massachusetts, Bountiful, Utah, 1993, p. 170, Kingston Town, Plymouth County, the Judah Washburn household had 4 free white males aged 16 or older, 2 free white males under 16, and 2 free white females.

[63] Kingston VRs, p. 391, buried in the Old Burying Ground in Kingston.

[64] Kingston VRs, p. 390, buried in the Old Burying Ground in Kingston.

[65] Plymouth County Probate Docket #22032, Vol. 52, p. 270, FHL microfilm #0550907; Vol. 58, p. 135, FHL microfilm #0550910; Vol. 59, pp. 154, 546, FHL microfilm #0550910; Vol. 70, p. 536, FHL microfilm #0555260.

[66] Per Kingston VRs, p. 155. His birth was not recorded in the Middleborough vital records.

[67] Kingston VRs, p. 181, marriage intentions of Peaboday Bradford, of Duxbury, and Mrs. Wellther Dilano, of Kingston, recorded on 14 Mar. 1760 in Kingston, but the marriage was not found in the vital records of Duxbury or Pembroke; Roser, Mayflower Marriages, p. 49; Fessenden, G. M., “A Genealogy of the Bradford Family,” Genealogies of Mayflower Families From The New England Historical and Genealogical Register, Vol. I, Genealogical Publishing Co., Baltimore, 1985, [hereinafter Fessenden, “Bradford Genealogy”], p. 344.

[68] Per Kingston VRs, p. 299; Vital Records of Pembroke, Massachusetts, To the Year 1850, New England Historic Genealogical Society, Boston, 1911, [hereinafter Pembroke VRs], p. 371.

[69] Kingston VRs, p. 122, the marriage intentions of Rufus Ripley and Mary Shurtliff of Plymouth recorded on 18 June 1763 in Kingston; Van Antwerp, Lee D., Vital Records of Plymouth, Massachusetts, to the year 1850, Picton Press, Camden, ME, 1993, [hereinafter Plymouth VRs], pp. 252-355, the marriage of Rufus Ripley of Kingston and Mary Shurtleff of Plymouth on 20 Oct. 1763 in Plymouth.

[70] Kingston VRs, p. 59, the birth of Joshua, son of Joshua and Mary Delano, on 8 Nov. 1769 in Kingston; Kingston VRs, p. 208, the marriage of Joshua Deleno Jr. and Abigail Ripley on 18 Feb. 1796 in Kingston; Kingston VRs, p. 339, the death of Joshua, son of Joshua and Mary Delano, on 2 Apr. 1800 in Havanna, aged 31 years, 4 months, 20 days.

[71] Kingston VRs, p. 151.

[72] Her parents’ names from her death record.

[73] Brockton VRs, p. 299.

[74] Kingston VRs, p. 156.

[75] Kingston VRs, p. 209, the marriage intentions of Joshua Dilano of Duxborough and Mary Chandler of Duxborough recorded in Oct. 1766 in Kingston; Duxbury VRs, p. 244, the marriage of Joshua Delano and Mary Chandler on 15 Jan. 1767 in Duxbury.

[76] Kingston VRs, p. 299.

[77] Kingston VRs, p. 155; Kingman, Bradford, Epitaphs from Burial Hill, Plymouth, Massachusetts, From 1657 to 1892, Brookline, MA, 1892, reprint, Genealogical Publishing Co., Baltimore, 1977, [hereinafter Kingman, Epitaphs from Burial Hill], p. 239, from her gravestone.

[78] Plymouth VRs, pp. 228, 256, 351, marriage of Deacon Lemuel Drew and Elizabeth Rider on 25 Feb. 1768 in Plymouth.

[79] Kingston VRs, p. 299; Plymouth VRs, p. 292, marriage intentions recorded 27 Nov. 1802 in Plymouth.

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[A] The Will of Uriah Bartlett of Kingston, Massachusetts (1818): *

In the Name of God amen– I Uriah Bartlett of the Town of Kingston, County of Plymouth State of Massachusetts Yeoman being now sick & apprehensive of approaching Dissolution, as it is appointed unto all men to die, being at present blessed with the Exercise of Reason declare the following to be my last will & Testament. viz

First of all I give & commend my Soul to God & my Body to the Earth– And my worldly Estate I dispose of in the following Manner —

First I give & bequeath to my beloved Wife Susanna the Improvement of all my real Estate during her Life, after all my just Debts are paid.– Also all my personal Estate, I give to the said Susanna my Wife, to be hers exclusively & entirely at her Disposal —

Also it is my will, that after the decease of my Wife Susanna, that my Sons, Peleg & Uriah shall have the whole of my real Estate, after paying to my Son Isaac & my Daughters Deborah, Clarissa & Susanna, the sum of thirty Dollars, each, & also after their paying my Son William & my Daughters Lois & Polly, the Sum of two Dollars each — And I do constitute my Wife Susanna sole Executrix of this my last Will & Testament — In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand & Seal this twenty seventh day of April in the Year of our Lord one Thousand eight hundred & eighteen.—

signed, sealed & declared in the presence of us the Witnesses

Bildad Washburn

Samuel Glover Uriah Bartlett (seal)

Charles Foster

Presented for probate on 20 July 1818, and proved by Bildad Washburn and Charles Foster, two of the witnesses, Letters of Administration were granted to Susanna Bartlett, the Executrix.

* Transcribed by John A. Maltby from Plymouth County Probate Vol. 49, p. 381-382, from FHL microfilm #0550905.