A Maine Family's History - Smith / Glidden Surnames

Endle

Endle, Endell

Richard ENDLE born circa 1634, fisherman, maybe had brother John

Children: Richard born circa 1662, yeoman; Hannah

Hannah ENDLE died 1748

Children: Hannah married Joseph Billings; Joseph; William; Ruth; Gowen; Agnes; John; Rebecca; Deborah; Mary Anne; Elizabeth

Gen Dictionary ME & NH pg 223: Richard Endle +- 40 in 1674, in 1660 was fishing partn with Stephen Ford, from 1665 on sold his fish to Mr. Jonathan Wade, acct was not settled until 1682. In 1679-1681 he had been fishing for Roger Kelly. In 1667 he adm on estates of Barthol Priest and Christo. Monke. Lists 302ab, 305c, 298. In 1665 he bot at Spruce Creek and from that time kept his fam ashore, self and w bur there. Adm to s Richard, inv attested 5 Apr 1694. He m Agnes Turpin. Ch Hannah m 1683 Joseph Wilson; their s Gowen occup the homestead. Richard b ab 1662, yeoman, had the homestead; const 1694-96, grj 1693, 1694, 1696, 1703. Lists 290, 295-298. W Jane liv 1707. Dsp 1716.

Pioneers of ME and NH: ENDLE, ENDELL, Richard, Smuttinose Island, Isles of Shoals, partner of Stephen Ford in ownership of stage room in 1660. Michael, fisherman, of the Isles of Shoals, son in law of John Baly, had deed of land in 1662; may have been a connection of Richard. FORD, Stephen, Smuttinose Island, Isles of Shoals, was badly frost-bitten in a storm at sea about 1/1651, and lost parts of his hands and arms, etc. in consequence. His neighbors raised 46 li. for his support; and the county court gave more and arranged for his maintenance. In company with Richard Endle he sued one who had trespassed on their stageroom in 1660.

Genealogical Dictionary of New England: ENDLE RICHARD, approximately 40 in 1674, in 1660 was fishing partn. with Stephen Ford; from 1665 on sold his fish to Mr. Jonathan Wade, acct. was not settled until 1682. In 1679-1681 he had been fishing for Roger Kelly. In 1667 he adm. on estates of Barthol. Priest and Christo. Monke. Lists 302ab, 305c, 298. In 1665 he bot at Spruce Creek and from that time kept his fam. ashore, self and w. bur. there. Adm. to s. Richard, inv. attested 5 Apr. 1694. He m. Agnes Turpin. Ch: Hannah, m. 1683 Joseph Wilson. Their s. Gowen occup. the homestead. Richard, b. ab. 1662, yeoman, had the homestead. Const. 1694-96. Gr.j. 1693, 1694, 1696, 1703. Lists 290, 295-298. W. Jane liv. 1707. D.s.p. 1716.

Genealogical Dictionary of New England 167: ENDLE 1 JOHN, in 1676 was adm. on est. of Wm. Ash of Kit.; if the same man, he was br. of (3) who adm. his est. 7 July 1690. Inv. shows cattle, no land. 2 MICHAEL, approximately 60 in 1680. Invest. may confirm indent. with one Michael, s. of Michael, bap. at Stoke-in-Teignhead, Devon, 7 July 1621. At Isles of Shoals by 1648, later fishing master on Smuttinose, and m. Wilmot Bailey(5) by 1662. List 331c. Gr.j. 1659, const. 1666. Lists 302b, 305ac, 306c. In 1678 he sold his plant to the Olivers and retired to Spruce Creek, yet in 1683 he and Wm. O. still held a house together on Smuttinose. In 1691 he deeded his place to his next neighbors (John and Sarah Morgrage) for life supp. of self and Wilmot. In 1667 Richard's br.'s son had a jackknife from Mr. Jonathan Wade, poss. that Ephraim, who wit. turf and twig to Richard Cutt in 1685. 3 RICHARD, approximately 40 in 1674, in 1660 was fishing partn. with Stephen Ford; from 1665 on sold his fish to Mr. Jonathan Wade, acct. was not settled until 1682. In 1679-1681 he had been fishing for Roger Kelly. In 1667 he adm. on estates of Barthol. Priest and Christo. Monke. Lists 302ab, 305c, 298. In 1665 he bot at Spruce Creek and from that time kept his fam. ashore, self and w. bur. there. Adm. to s. Richard, inv. attested 5 Apr. 1694. He m. Agnes Turpin. Ch: Hannah, m. 1683 Joseph Wilson. Their s. Gowen occup. the homestead. Richard, b. ab. 1662, yeoman, had the homestead. Const. 1694-96. Gr.j. 1693, 1694, 1696, 1703. Lists 290, 295-298. W. Jane liv. 1707. D.s.p. 1716. 4 WILLIAM, swearing drunk on Sunday in 1662, poss.could do this young enough to be s. of one of the brs. Taxed Str. Bk. 1686.

Genealogical Dictionary of New England 644: TURPIN, Thomas, Isles of Shoals, with Richard Cummings bot a plantation at Salt Creek from Francis Williams in 1645, Cummings buying him out in 1648 acc. to a depos. by Roger and Ann Knight. Drowned 29 Oct. 1649, adm. to William Payne who seems to have laid claim to 1/2 of the Williams land, poss. never pd. for by Cummings who settled for œ14 in 1652. The est. was heavily indebted to Mr. Nicholas Treworgy, Mr. Wm. Hilton, etc. The wid. Jane m. 2d
Thomas Furson. In 1665 Cummings pd. her 20 s. for her dower thru her s.-in-law Adams, but in 1674 she, her daughters and gr.ch. raided his corn-field, demonstrating her further claims, and had opportunity to explain in ct. She finally sued in an orderly manner. Ch. (Leonard Weeks had kn. them in Eng.): Elizabeth, m. James Leach(2). Jane, m. Philip Adams(16). Agnes, List 330b, m. Richard Endle(3).