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Sir Robert WHITNEY, knighted by Queen Mary 1553 per Virkus, probably speculation Spouse: ? Children: Thomas born 7/14/1560
Thomas WHITNEY born 7/14/1560 Lambeth Marsh Surrey ENG; died 4/14/1637 St. Margarets Westminister; buried 4/15/1637 Isleworth Middlesex Spouse: Mary BRAY born 5/12/1564 Westminister; baptized 12/24/1564 St. Margarets; died 9/25/1629 St. Margarets Westminister; married 5/12/1583 London London St. Margarets Children: John born 7/20/1592 Isleworth; Henry born 1585 Westminster; Margaret born 10/18/1584; Thomas born 7/25/1587; Henry born 11/11/1588; Arnwaye born 2/2/1589-90; Nowell born 10/30/1594; Mary born 8/2/1600; Thomas born 11/10/1604; Robert born 11/10/1605; Francis born 1/27/1598-9; Peter; from Margaret on born St. Margarets
John WHITNEY born 7/20/1592 Isleworth Middlesex ENG; baptized 7/20/1592 St. Margarets Church, Westminster, London; died 6/1/1673 Watertown MA buried same day; in ENG member of Merchant Taylor's (Tailor's) Company, apprentice and later became full member; emigrated to N.E. on Elizabeth and Ann in 1635, admitted as freeman 3/3/1636, settled in Watertown MA, town clerk 1655 Spouse: (1) Elinor or Ellen ? born 1597-99 St Margarets Warwick or Westminster ENG; died 5/11/1659 Watertown MA; married 1618 London; (2) Judah or Judith Clement born circa 1595, died prior to 1673; wed 9/29/1659; "Elizabeth & Ann" 4/1635 Children: Mary born 5/23/1619 ENG died in infancy; John born 9/14/1621 Isleworth married Ruth Reynolds (Eli Whitney was a descendant); Richard born 1/6/1623-4 Hesworth London married Martha Coldharn 3/19/1650 Watertown MA [AMR]; Nathaniel born 1625 ENG died in infancy 1627?; Thomas born 12/10/1627 ENG married Mary Kendall 1/11/1655; Jonathan born 1634 ENG married Lydia Jones; Joshua born 7/15/1635 Watertown MA married Lydia ?, Mary ?, & Abigail Tarball 9/30/1672 Groton MA [AMR] ; Caleb born 7/12/1640 Watertown; Benjamin born 6/6/1643 Watertown
Benjamin WHITNEY born 6/6/1643 Watertown MA; died 3/26/1723 Watertown ME Spouse: 1. Jane ? born circa 1647; died 11/14/1690 married circa 1668 York ME (2) Mary or Esther POOR born circa 1650; married 4/11/1695 York ME [American Marriage Records Before 1699] Children: Jane born 9/29/1669 married Jonathan Morse; Timothy born circa 1672; John born circa 1678 married Letty Ford; Nathaniel or Nathan born 4/14/1680; Jonathan born 1681 died 1/16/1754 married Susannah Fairbanks; Benjamin born circa 1685 married Esther ? ; Joshua born 9/21/1687 died 6/16/1771 married Hannah Rockett; Josiah born 1688 died 11/19/1766 married Mariam Barrett; Eleanor born circa 1675 (source for last two children Jeanne Muse)
Nathaniel WHITNEY born 4/14/1680 York ME; died circa1768 Gorham Cumberland ME, weaver; resided Kittery, York & Gorham Spouse: Sarah FORD born 1685 Kittery ME married circa 1705 Children: Nathan born 1/10/1706-7 Gorham/York?; Nathaniel born 12/12/1709 York married Hannah Day; Abel born 7/23/1712 York married Mary Cane; Sarah born 11/8/1714 married John Larrabee, married Jeremiah Simpson 7/16/1736; John born circa 1716 married Margaret Coffin & Hephzibah Adams; Lydia born circa 1718 died circa 1/14/1719/20 York; Isaac born 3/9/1720-1 York married Sarah Crosby, Hannah Payne & Mary Walker; Amos born 3/5/1723-4 York married Sarah Payne & Hannah Blake; Lydia born 7/22/1726 York died 3/23/1727/8 York; Joanna born 3/13/1729/30 York
Nathan WHITNEY
born 1/10/1706-7 Gorham/York? ME; died 1804 Saco ME, Rev. patriotic service per DAR;
DAR ID Number: 73710 Spouse: Lydia YOUNG born 10/15/1711 died before 10/20/1748; Marriage Intentions 8/39/2740. married 11/12/1730 (2) Elizabeth Melcher married 10/20/1748 York Co. [ME Marriages] Children: David born 4/8/1732 married Hannah Brown daughter of Jesse & Elizabeth Walker Brown 2/1754, (2) Abigail Knight banns published 10/11/1760 Falmouth, (3) Rebecca Edgecomb banns published 11/26/1761 & Lydia Moore married 6/29/1785 [wives per www.whitneygen.org/]; Abel born 8/20/1734 married Thankful Morton banns published 12/16/1758 Falmouth, their son Captain Joel married Mary Weston, their son was Captain Ephraim was of Jonesboro ME; Lydia born 12/6/1736; Sarah born 8/15/1739 marriage bans published 12/27/1758 Falmouth with Ebenezer Morton; Nathan born 4/30/1742; Matthias born 3/8/1743-4 at Biddeford died 1820s, reported to be the first Colonist to board the English vessel Margaretta during the Battle of the Margaretta at Machias married Abigail ?; John born 4/5/1747 died 5/5/1776 age 29 married Elizabeth ?; from Abel on born in Biddeford ME. Children of Elizabeth Melcher per www.whitneygen.org: Anna/Ann born 9/5/1749 married Ebenezer Watson 9/22/1776 divorced; Ebenezer born 9/5/1749 or 7/30/1751; Asa born 12/17/1754 died 1806 married Patience Weston banns published 4/15/1775 Gorham & (2) Phebe Hopkins 7/14/1785 daughter of Constant Hopkins and Phebe Paine
Captain Nathan WHITNEY born 4/30/1742 Biddeford/Saco ME; came from York to Columbia Falls in 1768, died Columbia ME before 4/7/1834, resided also in Addison ME Spouse: Patience BERNARD/BARNARD [possibly Burnham per Early Pleasant River Families] born 1742 in Portsmouth (now Greenland) NH died 1840 Children: Nathan born 7/8/1772 died 1816; Lydia born 6/8/1775 died 1843 married Matthew Coffin Jr.; Daniel born 2/10/1778 died young unmarried; Thankful born 12/14-16/1780 died 1850+ married (1) Moses Leavitt 10/8/1805 (2) Isaac Meader had child by Col. Jeremiah O'Brien 1804; Joseph born 2/15-17/1782 died 9/1860 married (1) Mary C. Libbey (2) her sister Rebecca Libby; Martha "Patty" born 2/1/1785 died 1814+ married Lorin Anson Smith born in Machias, they moved to CT; Jeremiah born 8/20-26/1787 drowned at Columbia 8/9/1797-8; Simeon born 4/6/1790 killed 1812-14 during War of 1812 unmarried; Lucy born 4/6/1793 died 1830-50 married Isaac Guptill
Nathan WHITNEY Jr born 7/8/1772 Columbia ME; died 11/6/1816 Columbia Spouse: Sarah COX Children: Leah B. born 10/7/1803; Elmirah born 4/7/1795 died at Machias 3/12/1869 married cousin David Reynolds at Edmunds; Nathan born 10/7/1796 died at Machias 6/8/1881 married cousin Rebecca Weston Whitney daughter of Joseph Whitney and Mary C. Libbey; Jeremiah born 4/21/1798 died 1830+ unmarried; Anna "Annie" born 12/24/1800 married at Edmunds cousin Isaac Reynolds; Mary Ann born 3/22/1807 married John Benner; Joel Bonney born 3/22/1809 married Emily Preston no children; Asa born 3/7/1817; Sarah Jane "Sally" born 2/7/1813 married Abraham Sealey; Ephraim born 2/15/1815 died 1841+ married Lucy Nash McCaslin; Alalian born 3/8/1811 married Eliza Newman [Note: Early Pleasant River Families does not list Alalian but includes Callahan Winchester born 3/8/1811, lightkeeper at Blue Hill & hotel keeper at Ellsworth married Eliza Newman; Downeast Genealogy lists Malahan, could be interpretation of handwriting]
Leah B. WHITNEY born 10/7/1803 Columbia ME Spouse: Nehemiah PRESTON born 7/9/1800 married 11/28/1820 Washington Co. [ME Marriages] Children: Nathan married Mary J. Dodge Gen Dictionary ME & NH pg 750: Benjamin Whitney, tailor, Dover, York, b at Watertown 6 Jun 1643 s of John and Elinor. Taxed Cochecho 1666. In Mar 1670-1 he sold to a br the int in the Watert homestead given him by his fa in the hope he would return to it. York 1672, gr j 1679, O.A. Mar 1679-80. A 10 a gr was laid out to him by Philip Cooper's on which he had liv "these several yrs." when he and w Jane sold, with ano 10 a to Jonathan Sayward 24 Mar 1684-5. York wit 1686? (Y.D. 4:159). Of Sherborn 1687 where w Jane d 14 Mar 1690. Of Framingham, he m 2d at Marlboro 11 Apr 1695 Mary Poore; d at Sherborn 1723. Ch appear: Jane b at Watert 29 Sep 1669 m Jonathan Morse in MA. Benjamin, Framingham m in Boston 7 Aug 1705 Esther Maverick wid of James. Jonathan, Sherborn. John, York, had 20 a gr 1714 liv near Braveboat Harbor 1724, at Kit 1732. List 291. He m 1st Lettice Ford; ch at York Mar 1704-5 May 1719: Mary, Samuel, Elizabeth, Mercy, Mehitabel, John and "Old Kittery" adds Benjamin b 22 May 1725 (see Hist of Brunswick p 760). He m 2d at Kit 14 Jan 1730 Susannah (Barton 5) Smith. Nathaniel weaver b at York 14 Apr 1680 of Kit bot in York 1708, York gr 1713 "late of York" bot there 1717, depos in May 1731 ab the land John Ford liv on. List 279. He m Sarah Ford. Ch rec Jan 1706-7 Mar 1729-30: Nathan (see Presbury 3), Nathaniel, Abel, Sarah, Isaac, Amos, Lydia, Joanna. Joshua b at Sherborn 21 Sep 1687. Founders & Patriots John Whitney (1589-61/1673) m 1618 Elinor MA 1790 Census: Nathaniel Whitney 2,4,4,0,0 54C Plt # 13 W. of Machias, Columbia Falls. 1800 Census Washington Co ME Whitneys, Ephraim 612 21120-10211-00, Nathan 604 01101-10101-00, Nathan Jr. 604 20010-10010-00; 1810 Census Wash. Co. ME Whitneys, Abigail Columbia 614, Ephraim Jonesborough 608, Hannah Jonesborough 608, Jacob Buxton 735, Jonathan Buxton 733, Joseph Columbia 614, Mathias Addison 620, Nathan Columbia 614, Nathan Jr. Columbia 614; 1820 Census Wash. Co. ME Whitneys, Abel Jonesborough 306, Gustavas F. Jonesborough 306, Ephraim Jonesborough 306, Jeremiah Columbia 310, Ephraim Machias 301, Ezra Eastport 247, Joseph Calais 261, Joseph Jonesborough 306, Joseph Lubec 252, Mathias Jonesborough 306, Samel Jonesborough 306, Stephen Calais 261, William Jonesborough 306; 1830 Cencus Wash. Co. ME Whitneys, Ephraim Jonesborough 245, Ezra Perry 224, Fallows Head Harbor Island 026, Gustavus F. Jonesborough 248, Joel Jonesborough 245, Joseph Lubec 310, Joseph Jonesborough 245, Joseph Calais 212, Mary Machias 238, Mathias Addison 350, Nathan Jonesborough 246, Paul Calais 210, Samuel Addison 350; 1840 Census Wash. Co. ME. Whitneys, Ephraim Jonesborough 113, Ezra Baring 054, George Bedington 144, Gustavus F. Jonesborough 114, Joel Eastport 084, Joel Jonesborough 113, John H. Machias 018, Joseph Jonesborough 113, Joseph Lubec 070, Josiah Jonesborough 113, Jotham S. Machias 013, Levi Calais 030, Mary Machias 015, Nathan Machias 018, Otis Northfield 127, Paul Calais 029; 1763 Census materials Whitneys Maine all 307 & Gorham - Abel, Amos, David, Moses, Nathan, Nathaniel Jr.; 1761 Matthisa Hancock Co. Mt. Desert 232; 1752 Benjamin York 177; 1787 Jonathan York Topsham 023, Jonathan Jr. same; Topographical pg 101: WHITNEY, John; St Margaret Westminster London; Watertown; Ref Amer. Hist. Soc 1928. Fam Arch Vol 1 pg 996: WHITNEY, John 1592-1673 son of Thomas gson Sir Robert knighted by Queen Mary 1553; from Eng in Elizabeth & Ann to Watertown MA 1635, fman 1636, const 1641, selectman & town clerk; garrison duty during Philip's War, m Eleanor ? 1599 ca 1672 m 2nd Judah Clement. DAR ID#73710: Nathan Whitney married Elizabeth Melcha 1748. A prominent & influential citizen of York was a member of Revolutionary Committees. He died in Gorham ME. From Columbian Centinel 1784-1840 MA: Sarah E. Whitney only dau of Ezra of Eastport died in Weston age 13 (5/19/1827); Mrs. Susan wife of Benjamin B. & daughter of Josiah Moulton died at Thorndike ME aged 20 (8/28/1839) Ellsworth Herald: 4/23/1858, Deaths: In Jonesboro, 16th inst. Capt. Ephraim Whitney, age 87 years, 5 months. Capt. W. was the first male child of English parentage born in Jonesboro. Early Pleasant River Families pg 627: Capt. Nathan Whitney Jr. b at Biddeford 30 April 1742; d at Columbia bef 7 April 1834 [when the town paid his funeral costs]; son of Nathan (Nathaniel, Benjamin, John) and Lydia (Young) Whitney of York and Gorham, came from York to Columbia Falls in 1768 {per John Bucknam's business ledger entries in Jan 1769} [PR 1778-1784, CFS 1790, COL 1800-10]; moderator for first town meeting in 1796; called "gentleman of Columbia" in 1797 when he obtained 2 settler's lots on west side of Pleasant River in Township #13 [Washington Co Deed 2:71]; town constable in 1798; supported by the town after 1816; m c1770 Patience Bernard/Burnham, b at Portsmouth {now Greenland} NH c 1752; d 1840, ae. "98"; 9 children [COL VRs]. /P/ Matthias Whitney, b at Biddeford 8 March [bapt. 12 April there at First Congregational Church] 1743/44; d 1820s; son of Nathan (Nathaniel, Benjamin, John) and Lydia (Young) Whitney of York and Gorham, came from York to Addison [ADD 1784-1790, HAR 1800, ADD 1810, JBO 1820]; was reported to be the first Colonist to board the English vessel Margaretta during the Battle of the Margaretta at Machias; m say 1773 [probably] Abigail --, b 175?; d probably between 1810-20; she appears to be living at Columbia in 1810 with one male aged 16-26 {one of their sons?}, when Matthias was living at Addison {apparently alone}, so perhaps they were separated at that time; census and probate records indicate 10 children {5 sons and 5 daus}; [no list naming them has been found, but they appear to have included the following]... Pg 628 Nathan Whitney 3rd, b 8 July 1772; d at Columbia 6 Nov 1816; lived at Columbia [1800-10], in 1806 sold half his homestead at Columbia to brother Joseph for $1,000 [Washington Co. Deed 4:307] and also some marshland for $1,200 [Deed 4:324], and moved to Edmunds by 1818; m at Columbia Sarah Cox, b say 1775; d 1820+; (Cox #7), {living 31 Jan 1820 at Dennysville}; 11 children b at Columbia Pg 681 Inhabitants at Pleasant River on 27 April 1778...Gowen Wilson 7 in family; Nathan Whitney 8 in family, Noah Mitchell 4 in family, Nathaniel Cox 9 in family (in want), William Mitchell 4 in family Pg 685: Property-Owners at Pleasant River in 1798. Columbia [including present day Columbia Falls] Edward Cox Homestead Value $50, 49.5 acres, total value $200; Nathaniel Cox Homestead $50, Acreage 100, Total Value $200; Nathan Whitney Homestead $40, Acreage 173, Total Value $697; Nathan Whitney Homestead $200, Acreage 1, Total Value $200; Nathan Whitney Jr. Homestead $50, Acreage 100, Total Value $175; Gowen Wilson Homestead $650, Acreage 137.8, Total Value $1513. Pg 688-9 Addison 1790 Census Whitney, Mathias males over 16 (1), males under 16 (5), Females (4) Pg 691 Addison 1810 Whitney, Matthias males 45+ (1) Pg 698 Addison 1830 Mathias Whitney males 50/60 (1) Pg 708 Plantation #13 W. of Machias 1790 [Columbia Falls] Nath'l Cox 2 males over 16, 3 males under 16, 7 females; Edward Cox 1 male over 16, 1 male under 16, 5 females; Nath'n Whitney 2 males over 16, 4 males under 16, 4 females; Pg 709 Columbia Falls 1800 Edward Cox Males 1 0/10, 1 26/45, females 3 0/10, 1 26/45; Columbia 1800 Nathan Whitney males 1 10/16, 1 16/26, 1 45+, females 1 0/10, 1 16/26, 1 45+; Nathan Whitney Jr. males 2 0/10, 1 26/45, females 1 0/10, 1 26/45. Pg 711 Columbia & Columbia Falls 1810 Edward Cox males 3 0/10, 1 10/16, 1 26/45, females 2 0/10, 3 10/16, 1 26/45. Pg 712 Nathan Whitney males 1 0/10, 1 45+, females 2 0/10, 1 16/26, 1 26/45, 1 45+; Nathan Whitney Jr. males 1 0/10, 2 10/16, 1 26/45, females 3 0/10, 1 10/16, 1 26/45. Pg 713 Columbia & Columbia Falls 1820 Edward Cox males 1 0/10, 1 10/16, 1 16/26, 1 26/45, females 1 10/16, 1 16/26, 1 45+. Pg 715 Columbia & Columbia Falls 1830 Edward Cox males 2 20/30 1 70/80, female 1 50/60. Pg 722 Columbia & Columbia Falls 1840 males 1 70/80, females 1 70/80 MA Soldiers & Sailors in the War of the Revolution Vol 17, page 239: Whitney, Nathan, Pleasant River. Private, Capt. Francis Shaw, Jr.'s co.; enlisted 9/9/1775; service 4 mos. 1 day; company stationed at Gouldsborough, No. 4, Narraguagus, and Pleasant River, for defense of seacoast. Page 240: Whitney, Nathan. Private, Capt. Winthrop Boston's (Baston's) co.; enlisted 2/1/1776; company raised in North Yarmouth, Brunswick, Harpswell, New Gloucester, New Boston (Gray), and Windham, Cumberland Co., for 2 months service during the siege of Boston in 1776. Page 240: Whitney, Nathan. Private, Capt. John Hall's detachment; enlisted 6/24/1777; discharged 6/30/1777; service, 6 days; detachment drafted from militia for service at Machias. Gen Reg 1st Settlers of NE: WHITNEY, JOHN, Watertown, freeman 1636 d 1 June 1673 ae 84. Eleanor, his wife, d 11 May 1659. His sons were John, Thomas, Jonathan, Richard, Benjamin, and Joshua, all of whom settled in Watertown, and had families. Shattuck, MS letter. JOHN, Watertown, son of the preceding, was admitted freeman 1647, and had sons John, b 1635; Caleb, b 1640; Benjamin, b 1643; John, 2d b 1644. RICHARD brother of the preceding was admitted freeman 1651. Pioneers of MA 495: Whitney, John, ae 35 with Ellen ae 30, Richard ae 9, Nathaniel ae 8, Thomas ae 6, and Jonathan ae 1, came in the Elizabeth and Ann in April 1635. Settled at Watertown; frm. 3/3/1635-6. Tailor; propr., town officer. Bought land 6 (2) 1653. His wife Elinor d. 5/11/1659; he m. 2, 9/29/1659 Judah (Judith) Clement. Ch. rec. in Wat.: Joshua b. 15 (5) 1635, Caleb bur. 12 (5) 1640, Benjamin b. 6 (4) 1643. /P/ He d. a widower 6/1/1673 ae about 84. Will dated 4/3/1673, porob. 17 (4) 84. Will dated 4/3/1673, prob. 17 (4) beq. to sons John, Richard, thomas, Jonathan, Joshua and Benjamin. [See Genealogy.] [Collections of the Maine Historical Society XV:357]: Return of Rations due to Colol Benjamin Foster's Regiment of Militia while on Duty at Machias Between the 20th of May 1777 and the 13th of February Following, Vizt - Benjamin Foster, Colonel; Alexander Campbell, Lieut Colonel; Samuel Jordan, Major; Jonas Farnsworth, Adjutant; James Flinn, Qua. Master; Nathl Cox, Serjt Major; Benja Foster, Colonel; Joseph Libby, Capt; Thirty five Privates; Joseph Seavey, Captain; Fifty Two Privates; Joseph Seavey, Captain; Ezekiel Foster, Lieut; Forty five Privates; Stephen Smith, Captain; Amos Boynton, Lieut; Forty five Privates; Joel Whitney, Lieut; Jonathan Knight, Do; Eighteen Privates; Samuel Libby & Company; Henry Dyer & Do; Lieut Wm Nickles & Men; Capt John Hall & Do {signed} Jonas Farnsworth Adjt http://home.att.net/~n.c.hall/Census.html Note possible Crockett connection: Moses Whitney (Nathaniel, Nathaniel, Benjamin, John) b 3/17/1739 Biddeford married Susanna Crockett daughter of Samuel Crockett & Sarah ? 12/27/1760 Falmouth. He served in French & Indian Wars & in the Revolution. Isaac Whitney (Isaac, Nathaniel, Benjamin, John) b 12/28/1748 York married Mary Crockett 10/1780 banns published 4/7/1772 Gorham. History of Cambridge MA, Gozzaldi: pg 30 John Barnard settler 1634 married Phebe Whitney died 8/1/1685; in 1635 owned 8 acres. Washington: Maine Place Names & the
Peopling of Its Towns: The first settlers to Columbia were William
and Noah Mitchell from Falmouth who came about 1750.The marshland at the
mouth of Pleasant River had attracted them as feed for their cattle. they first
constructed rude log cabins and hovels. William built the first frame house in
town; exactly where it was located is not known. Among the heads of families
living in Plantation #13, now Columbia Falls, in 1790 were Allen, Archer,
Bucknam, Black, Cox, Coffin, Calaghan, Crocker, Drisko, Dunbar, Dorr,
Hale, Ingersoll, Kelly, Nash, McKinsey, Merritt, Mansfield, McKaslegen,
Reynolds, Tinny, Tucker, Tibbetts, Whitney, Wilson, Worcester, Wass and
Weymouth. Captain Joseph Wilson of Kittery was one of the first settlers.
He came about 1762; Captain John Bucknam from North Yarmouth, an early comer,
began to build mills, and started lumbering in 1773. He married Mary, the
daughter of Joseph Wilson. Genealogical Dictionary of New England CD#169: 1 WHITNEY
BENJAMIN, tailor, Dover, York, b. at Watertown 6 June 1643, s. of John and Elinor. Taxed Cochecho 1666. In Mar.
1670-1 he sold to a br. the int. in the Watert. homestead given him by his fa. in the hope
he would return to it. York 1672, gr.j. 1679, O. A. Mar. 1679-80. A 10 a. gr. was laid
out to him by Philip Cooper's, on which he had liv. 'these several yrs.' when he and
w. Jane sold, with ano. 10 a., to Jonathan Sayward 24 Mar. 1684-5. York wit. 1686?
(Y. D. 4: 159). Of Sherborn 1687 where w. Jane d. 14 Mar. 1690. Of Framingham, he
m. 2d at Marlboro 11 Apr. 1695 Mary Poore; d. at Sherborn 1723. Ch. appear: Jane, b.
at Watert. 29 Sept. 1669, m. Jonathan Morse in Mass. Benjamin, Framingham, m. in
Boston 7 Aug. 1705 Esther Maverick, wid. of James. Jonathan, Sherborn. John, York,
had 20 a. gr. 1714, liv. near Braveboat Har-bor 1724, at Kit. 1732. List 291. He m. 1st
Lettice Ford(4); ch. at York Mar. 1704-5--May 1719: Mary, Samuel, Elizabeth, Mercy,
Mehitabel, John, and 'Old Kittery' adds Benjamin b. 22 May 1725 (see Hist. of Brunswick, p. 760). He m. 2d at Kit. 14
Jan. 1730 Susannah (Barton 5) Smith. Nathaniel, weaver, b. at York 14 Apr. 1680, of
Kit. bot in York 1708, York gr. 1713, 'late of York' bot there 1717, depos. in May 1731
ab. the land John Ford liv. on. List 279. He m. Sarah Ford(4). Ch. rec. Jan. 1706-7--Mar.
1729-30: Nathan (see Presbury 3), Nathaniel, Abel, Sarah, Isaac, Amos, Lydia, |
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