2464. John CRANE Sr.
Other source lists place of birth/death as Elizabeth, Union County, NJ.
2465. Esther WILLIAMS
Children: Hannah Crane Deborah Crane Abigail Crane John Jonathan Crane,Jr. Benjamin Crane Samuel Crane Joseph Crane Esther Crane Sarah CraneRebecca Crane Matthias Crane
2560. John WASHBURN
John2 (John1), came over in the schooner Elizabeth Ann, from London, in1635; arrived 13 April, 1635; was also one of the original proprietorsof Bridgewater; m. Elizabeth, dau. of Experience Mitchell, in 1645.Baptized Nov. 28. some sources say he was married to Elizabeth inDuxbury, MA. John's will: JOHN WASHBURN'S WILL,1686 [MD 15:4:248+, Plym.Co. Prob. Rcds., I: 84] Note: His Reference is to Elizabeth PackardWashburne whom he married late in life. John Washbourne senr ofBridgwater" made his will 30 October, 1686, and signed it by a mark.Bequests were as follows: "to my Wife Elizabeth Washbourne one Bed oneBoulster one Pillow two pair of sheets one Blanket one Coverlet twochests Six bushels of Indian Corne one bushell of Barley. ffarther withRespect to money which was my wives part whereof I have already laid outfor her we are agreed that I should Returne to her two pounds and tenshillings which I have already done." "to my Son John fourscore acres ofupland in the place where he hath already Built and what shall be foundwanting of the fourscore acres in the said place shall be made up to himon the Easterly side of my Land next the South Brooke more I Give to hima lot of meadow in Cousters Kitchen lying betwene the lots of Samuel andjames: more two Lots of meadow Lying in the Great Meadow above the GreatIsland more I Give to him a whole purchase Right in the undivided landsffurther my will is that my Son John take Care of my Brother Phillip toprovide for him and on that Consideration I farther Give to my Son Johnhalf a purchase Right in my undivided lands and half a fifty acre lot notYet laid out ffurther I Give to him the Improvement of a Lot of meadow inthe Great meadow Lying next to John Ames during my Brothers Life andafter my Brothers Decease the one half of the lot Shall be to my sonJames . and my Son John shall Enjoy the other half "To my son Thomas Ihave already Given twenty acres of upland which he hath Exchanged forland where he hath built more I have Given him a Lot of meadow inCousters Kitchen lying on the outside Northerly. I have also Given himhalf a purchase Right in the undivided lands of all which Lands I haveformerly Given him Deed: "To my Son Joseph I have Given twenty acres ofLand lying at Satucket pond and a lot of meadow lying at Black Brooke Ihave otherwise Done for him according to my abillity And my will is thathe therewth Rest Contented. "To my Son Samuel I Give thirty five acresof land in the place where he hath already Built and a Lot at Quatitequatjoyning to his Great lot there . more I Give half a purchase Right in theUndivided Lands. Also a lot of meadow Lying up poore meadow River Andjoyning to his own lot there more a lot of meadow in Cousters Kitchenlying on the outside Southerly. ffarther I Give to him thirty acres ofLand joyning to his Land where he hath built And also a Steere Calf. "Tomy son Jonathan I Give fifty acres of Land Lying on the outside of myland next the South Brooke and if he Should Come to Settle upon it withinthe Space of two years after the date of this my Will he Shall Enjoy itas his own otherwise my sons John Samuel Benjamin and James Shall Enjoythe Land being Equally Divided betweene them Each of them paying to myson Jonathan fifty Shillings in Comon pay more I Give to my son Jonathana lot of meadow lying in the Great meadow joyning to a lot of GoodmanTurners. Also half a purchase Right in the undivided lands. "To my SonBenjamin I Give fifty acres of Land which formerly was my fathers lotAlso a lot of meadow lying up Satucket River and joyning to a lot ofSamuel Wadsworths and half a purchase Right in the undivided lands . alsotwo young Steeres a yong horse a Cow a Bed an an iron pot. "To myYounger Son James when he Shall Come to age I Give the land which lyethbetween my Son John and my Son Benjamin butting on the River and Runingin length till it meet with the Butt of my son Samuels Land with mydwelling house and all out housing thereunto belonging also a lot ofmeadow in Cousters Kitchen joyning to a lot of Benjamin Willis and half apurchase Right in the undivided lands. "a fifty acre lot lying near BearSwamp I Give to my two Sons John and Samuel to be Equally divided betweenthem "A lot of meadow lying in the mouth of Black Brooke I Give to mythree sons Samuel Jonathan and Benjamin to be Equally divided betweenthem: "to my Daughter Mary I Give ten acres of Land to be laid out: andone Cow. "To my daughter Elizabeth I Give ye mare which they have inkeeping and ten acres of Land already layd out to my Son in Law herhusband "To my two daughters Mary and Elizabeth I Give twenty acres ofland Lying Down the Town River on the northerly side and joyning to thelands of William Brett to be Equally Divide "To my daughter Jane I Givetwenty acres of land lying down Satucket River on the Easterly Side andjoyning to the lands of Samuel Allen: further I give to her one Cow oneheiffer a bed and an iron pot: "To my daughter Sarah I Give twenty acresof land joyning to my Son Samuels land near his house "ffurther all myRight and Interest in the lands Called the Majors purchase or in anyother Lands without the four mile my Will is that it shall be EquallyDivided between my sons John Thomas Samuel Jonathan Benjamin and james."My two old oxen I leave in the hands of my two sons John and Samuel tobe sold when fit for sale and four pounds of the money to be Disposed offor my Son Benjamin toward his building. "I leave on the Land which IIntend to my son James: one horse two oxen one bull two Cows with all theffurniture for husbandry to be Improved for the benifit of my two yongerChildren James and Sarah and my will is that when these Children Come toage the principle be Dinded betweene them. By principle I Intend thehorse oxen and other Cattell with the tooles and ffurniture aforementioned. "ffor my Trustees and overseers I Do nominate my kind ffriendmr John Thomson of Middleborough and my Brother Edward Mitchel I donominate and ordaine my two sons John and Samuel Executors" Thewitnesses were Thomas Hayward and Joseph Alden. "This Instrument beingExhibited unto the Inferior Court of Common Pleas held at Plimouth" on 8June, 1687, "By John Washbourne there in named Executor. Thomas Haywardand Joseph Alden the witnesses above named Personally appearing made oathbefore the Said Court that the Testator John Washbourne Deceased in theirpresence Did signe seal and declare this Instrument to be his last Willand Testament and that he then was of a Disposing mind and understandingto the best of their judgments. Attests Nathaniel Thomas Clerk"
2561. Elizabeth MITCHELL
Family Tree has died before Dec 5, 1684 probably in Bridgewater
2576. John AYRES
Killed by Indians Children John AYRES b: 1649 Samuel AYRES b: 1650Thomas AYRES b: 1652 Joseph AYRES b: 16 MAR 1655 in Ipswich,Massachusetts Susanna AYRES b: ABT 1656 Edward AYRES b: 12 FEB 1658 MarkAYRES b: 14 DEC 1661 Nathaniel AYRES b: 6 JUL 1664 in Haverhill,Massachusetts
3072. Nicholas H. HATHAWAY THE EMMIGRANT
Nicholas H. Hathway Sex: M Birth: BET. 1595 - 1603 in Kingscote,Gloucestershire, England Death: 1705 in Taunton, Bristol, MassachusettsFact 1: Moved to London & was a brewer. Fact 2: BEF. 24 FEB 1637/38Arrived in New England. Fact 3: May have had several children other thanthose listed (Jacob & Joseph possibly). Fact 4: Nicholas was theprogenitor of the largest branch of Hathaways in America. Fact 5: Namesvariously spelled Hathaway, Hathway, Hatheway, Hathwey, Hathwaye) inearly Fact 6: records. Fact 7: No record of his death found in New or oldEngland. (tradition is that he may Fact 8: have returned to old England).Fact 9: 1608 Not old enough to be listed in Smyth's "Men." Note:Nicholas emigrated from England around 1638. Nicholas Hathaway, sixth ofeight sons and one daughter of Margrett Hathaway of Kingscote, county ofGloucestershire, (in the beautiful Cotswolds or sheep country), is listedin her will of 2 November, 1630. After disposing of her farm, equipment,sheep, family belongings, alot of money, she willed to "my sonne Nicholasof London, five pounds, five shillings." Nicholas Hathaway had thefollowing children: Deborah Joseph Elizabeth Jacob Joseph Ruth JosephJacob http://pedigree.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/pedview.dll?ti=0&Ind=36516&File=82461 Children of Nicholas Hathaway Elizabeth - bap. Nov. 25, 1621,Kingscote, Gloucester. Deborah - bap. Feb. 29, 1623/4, St. Saviour'sparish, Southwark, London. John - b. about 1629, England; d. 1705,Taunton, MA. Jacob - b. about 1631. Possible brother of John. A daughter- b. about 1633. Possible sister of John. Married William SHEPHERD.
4032. George CORLISS (The Puritan)
From the A. W. Corliss text: arrived in New England in 1639, settledfirst in Newbury and then moved to Haverhill (of which he was one of thefounders) where he resided until his death. He was chosen as a selectmanin 1648, 1653, 1657,1670, and 1679. The tract of land on which he settledin 1640, and built a log house (now known as Poplar Lawn) in 1647, was in"West Parish" and remained in the family for many generations. The textcontains substantial additional information on George Corliss. Had thefollowing children with Joanna: +Mary Corliss (Married Williami Neff ion23 Jan 1665) +John Corliss +Johannah (Joanna) Corliss +Martha CORLISS(married Daniel Ladd 1 Dec 1674) +Deborah Corliss +Ann Corliss +HuldahCorliss +Sarah Corliss
4033. Joanna DAVIS
Family 1 : George CORLISS MARRIAGE: 26 Oct 1645, Haverhill, Essex,Massachusetts [39332] +Mary Corliss +John Corliss +Johannah (Joanna)Corliss +Martha CORLISS +Deborah Corliss +Ann Corliss +Huldah Corliss+Sarah Corliss Family 2 : James Ordway MARRIAGE: 4 Oct 1687, Newbury,Essex County, Massachusetts [39871]