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12751	The Will of Edmund Ingalls The will of Edmund Ingalls of Lynn was proved 14:9:1648. The followingis copied from the original on file in the office of the clerk of courts at Salem, volume I, leaf 103. August 28.Anno Dom:1648 I Edmund Ingalls if Linne being of perfect memory comit my soule to Godmy body to the graue, and dispose of my Earthly good in this wise. Ffirstly I make my wife Ann Ingalls sole Exectrix:leauing my house & hous lot together with ye Stock of Cattle & Corne wth her. Likewise I leaue Kathrine Skipper wth my wife. Item. I bequeath to Robert my sonne & heire, foure pound to be payd intwo yeeres time by my wife either in Cattle, or Corne; likewise I bequeath' to him \|\| or his heires \|\| my house & houslot after the decease ofmy wife. Likewise I bequeath to Elizabeth my daughter twenty shillings to be paid by my wife in a heifer Calf in two yeers time after my decease. Likewise to my daughter faith wife to Andrew Allin I bequeath two yeerling calues, and injoyne my wife to pay to him forty shillings debt in ayeers time after my decease. Likewise to my Sonne John I bequeath the house & ground that was Jerimyfitts lying by the Meeting house only out of it the sd John is to pay wthin foure yeers foure pound to my sonne Samuel and the ground to be his security: further I leaue wth the sd John. that three Acres land he hath in England fully to possesse & Enjoy. Likewise I giue to Sarah my daughter, wife to william Bitnar my two Ewes. Likewise to Henry my sonne I giue the house that I bought of Goodman west, & Six acres of grounr lying to it, & three acres of marsh \|\| ground\|\| lying at Rumly Marsh, and this the sd Henry shall possesse in tw o yeers after my decease, Only out of this the 1d Henry Shall pay to Samuel my Sonne foure pound wthin two yeers after he Enters upon it. Likewise I bequeath to Samuel my Sonne Eight pounds wch is to be discharged as above in the proomisses. Lastly I leaue wth mary the heifer Calfe that formerly she enjoyed and leaue her to my wife for future dowry. Finally I appoint Francis Ingalls my brother, & Francis Dane my sonne in Law overseers of my will, and order that those things that haue no particular Exemption in the will mentioned be taken away presently after my decease: I intreat my overseers to be helpfull to my wife for ordering those matters. wittnesses to this will william Morton: Edmund Ingalls Francis DaNE his X marke. francis Ingols his 6 mark. "The Essex Antiquarian"Vol VIII #8 1899	Ingalls, Edmond (I22212)
12752	The will of Richard Carrier, dated 3 Dec 1734, proved 3 July 1750 mentions wife Thankful, sons John, Timothy and Amos, daughters Elizabeth wife of Nathaniel Pinney of Windsor, Mehitabel wife of Benjamin Wentworth, Hannah Carrier, Thankful wife of Ebenezer Phillemore and Remembrance wife of Curtis Cleveland. Since it appears that Richard listed his sons and daughters in the order of their births, Elizabeth was probably born prior to 1699 when Timothy's birth was recorded at Colchester, Connecticut. She may have been born in Andover, MA, as Richard is said to have been the son of Thomas and Martha Carrier of Andover, Martha having been executed as a witch at Salem Village	Carrier, Richard (I16243)
12753	The word Olinda means the beautiful and the term was borrowed from a place near Pernambuco which he had visited when he was in Brazil on business in early youth The property now belongs to the William L McDowell estate Blair McClenachan's two daughters Matilda and Ann were early owners of the estate and built the house of stone plastered M and A is marked in the outer wall Mrs Mary Penn Gaskill wife of Thomas Penn Gaskill was a sister of these ladies and she lived on the place opposite now owned by the Hopper family Blair McClenachan is mentioned in Watson's Annals of Philadelphia	McClenachan, Matilda (I23410)
12754	The word Olinda means the beautiful and the term was borrowed from a place near Pernambuco which he had visited when he was in Brazil on business in early youth The property now belongs to the William L McDowell estate Blair McClenachan's two daughters Matilda and Ann were early owners of the estate and built the house of stone plastered M and A is marked in the outer wall Mrs Mary Penn Gaskill wife of Thomas Penn Gaskill was a sister of these ladies and she lived on the place opposite now owned by the Hopper family Blair McClenachan is mentioned in Watson's Annals of Philadelphia	McClenachan, Ann (I23409)
12755	Their children gave them a party at their 35th wedding anniversary April 9, 1971	Family F1370
12756	Their union was blessed with ten children, all but one of them are living. - 1897 at death of Donald	Baker, Emily (I4615)
12757	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family F527
12758	then Connecticut Colony	Brown, Hachaliah (I19860)
12759	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Carr, E. (I13694)
12760	THEOPHILUS I s of Cornelius Hull 1 m Mary d of Ezekiel Sanford 1 & settled at Greenfield Their children were Mary & Anne bapt 26 Aug 1694 Theophilus 23 May 1697 Eli phalet 30 March 1701 John 2 April 1704 Jabez 10 Feb 1705 Lydia 26 Feb 1720 Mary 22 Sept 1723 F & GH Par Rec	Hull, Theophilus (I8063)
12761	Theresa, Parmentiers, LeRoys & Van Kleeck Tree (Updated: 2007-05-05), _PAREN: Y .	Source (S427)
12762	They also had a son who died near childbirth, in Haynes Twp, year unknown When Mary was pregnant again she was worried so they went back to Proton Twp. She gave birth to Mary Gillies Campbell on May 25, 1885 who died on June 15, 1885. Her mother died 5 days earlier on June 10, 1885. Duncan left Flora with her Gillies grandparents and he came back to Alcona. After he married Agnes Fettes he sent for Flora to come to Alcona.	Gillies, Mary (I19401)
12763	They also had a son who died near childbirth, in Haynes Twp, year unknown	Campbell (I19403)
12764	They gave a deed in Ruggles, OH, 6 Mar. 1854	Hazen, Amos Fowler (I22600)
12765	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Paine, A. (I16442)
12766	They had 10 Children.	Loy, Jacob (I858)
12767	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family F824
12768	They had 5 children.	Paine, John (I16475)
12769	They Had 6 Children	Loy, Mary (I865)
12770	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Burbridge, W. (I878)
12771	They had 7 Children.	Loy, Martin (I857)
12772	They had 8 children all born in Canterbury CT.	Paine, Rebecca (I16441)
12773	They had 8 children.	Paine, Dorcas (I16462)
12774	They had 8 Children. Grandaughter is Mrs Carrol L. Stewart.	Loy, Thomas (I860)
12775	They had a large family, but most of them didn't marry. - email from June Zann	Radtke, Charles (I14883)
12776	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family F677
12777	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family F682
12778	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Rajewski, E.A. (I5086)
12779	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	LaLonde, W.C. (I5077)
12780	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Rajewski, K.L. (I5089)
12781	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	LaLonde, J.K. (I5076)
12782	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	VanSumeren, D.P. (I5099)
12783	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Sloan, G.J. (I3209)
12784	They moved together to Alpena and lived there for the last 33 years of her life. Austin was an is an Abstractor in Alpena and Alcona Counties	Conklin, Austin Charles (I147)
12785	They moved together to Alpena and lived there for the last 33 years of her life. Sylvia died in Alpena General Hospital.	Miller, Sylvia Louise (I146)
12786	They were living in Brantford, Brant County on 1891 Census. - Yule newsletter	Yuill, John McLaren (I13444)
12787	This family moved west to Huron county and later to Manitoba. - Yule Newsletter	Yuill, David Williamson (I13430)
12788	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Hazen, H. (I22387)
12789	This information comes from 1 or more individual Ancestry Family Tree files. This source citation points you to a current version of those files. Note: The owners of these tree files may have removed or changed information since this source citation was created.	Source (S19)
12790	This is a guess. She is listed as sister-in-law of Malcom and Eliz. Her parents birthplaces only match up with Eliz (not malcolm, and her hubby doesn't match at all). jmj	Cole, Caroline (I7609)
12791	This is probably the "Simon Hazon" whose name, together with that of "Samuel Hazon," appears on a muster roll of volunteersenlisted under command of Capt. Albartus Tiebout to serve in the expedition against Canada, mustered in New York 12 July 1746. [2d Annual Report, State Historian of NY (1897), p. 618.]	Hazen, Simon (I22497)
12792	This montgomery was born in 1865, the other montgomery was born in 1848 (and was in the 56 census), so I don't think they are the same.	Pike, Montgomery (I23030)
12793	this seems unlikely. he was on census on that day, and on census again on 19 feb 1920	McArthur, Duncan Robert (I125)
12794	Thomas and Sarah came from Maidstone in Kent, England about 1620 or 1621, while William was an infant, probably ending up in Salem, Mass.	Mulford, Thomas (I1801)
12795	Thomas C. Loy was born in Indiana and married Ellen Templeton. Tom died in January 1951 in Inglewood, California.	Loy, Tom C (I1751)
12796	Thomas came to Boston in the Frances, April 1634, age 48, with wife Alice, age 47, and children Anna (14), Rose (11), Thomas (10), and Rebecca (9). He came to Wethersfield with the first settlers in 1635; he was a carpenter. On March 25, 1640, he sold his lands to George Wyllys. The family removed to Stamford where they lived until 1648 when he sold to John Holly and settled in Fairfield. He may have been related to Thomas Morehouse whose holdings adjoined his in Wethersfield and who accompanied him in his subsequent migrations. If the age of the son Thomas was misstated in the ship's list, he could have been the Thomas son of Thomas and Alice baptized at St. Michael's, London, England, January, 23, 1630. Thomas's will was dated July 21, 1655, and was proved on October 25, 1655. It mentions children by his former wife, Thomas, Jane, Tarnsen, Margaret, Sarah, Hannah, Rose, and Rebecca; his wife Mary, and children by her, Stephen, Matthew, Mary, Ruth, Abigail, and Isaac. Fairfield Deeds mention on January 18, 1658 [1658/9] that "John Banks hath married Mary Sherwood the relict." Thomas's widow Mary married (2) John Banks and died in 1694. Will of Mary Banks was dated January 6, 1693 [1693/4]; it mentions son Stephen Sherwood's daughter Ruth; son Matthew Sherwood's daughter Mary; Hannah "Lumis"; daughter Ruth; sons Stephen, and Isaac. The residue was to go to son Matthew. Ens. Wheeler and James Bennett, Sr., were the overseers. The inventory of the estate was dated March 13, 1693/4. In a footnote, Jacobus adds: Statements that this Mary (Thomas's second wife) was a Fitch seem to confuse her with her son Matthew's wife who was Mary Fitch. Note: Originally I had the names Thomas's wives' as Alice Seabrook and Mary Fitch. These names were taken from Descendants of John Page (1614ñ 1687); both surnames are wrong. Sources: * Jacobus, Donald Lines, History and Genealogy of the Families of Old Fairfield (reprinted with corrections), Baltimore, Genealogical Publishing Co., 1991 (1930); vol. 1, p.548. * Brigham, Theda Page, Descendants of John Page (1614ñ 1687) for the Haverhill Historical Society in New Hampshire, 1972, page 10, which cites o The manuscript copy of Nathan Mead descendants collected and written by Harry Bert Underhill which was placed at the New Hampshire Historical Society, Concord, a few years after Mr. Underhill's death in 1944. Provided by Shiela Brooks, Apr. 2002. * Jacobus, Donald Lines, The American Genealogist (F.A.S.G., 27:158) [via Joe Sheehan, Apr 2002] * Pringle, Paul W., Ancestry of Elizabeth Barrett Gillespie, (F.A.S.G., 1973) [via Joe Sheehan, Apr. 2002] * The surname of Alice Tiler was provided by Gene Chamberlain in September, 2008. He found it in The American Genealogist _____	Sherwood, Thomas (I19949)
12797	Thomas Dudley of Dudley Manor was appointed administrator of the colony ´uª0 of´uª0´uª ´uª0´uª ´uªMassachusetts. He asked Samuel Sessions, who was his farmer, (overseer of his´uª0´uª ´uª0 farms)´uª0 ´uª0´uª ´uªto go with him to America. Samuel was a member of the body guard for´uª ´uªKing´uª0 ´uª0 George´uª0 ´uª0´uª ´uªwhich were called Yeoman of the Guard. He was 6 feet 4 inches´uª ´uªtall and´uª0 ´uª0 weighed´uª0 ´uª0´uª ´uªaround 250 pounds. He was from Wantage, England. He´uª ´uªreceived an´uª0 ´uª0 honorable´uª0 ´uª0´uª ´uªdischarge from the King so that he could remain with´uª ´uªDudley as overseer´uª0 ´uª0 of his new´uª0 ´uª0´uª ´uªestates. They sailed to America on the Winthrop´uª ´uªFleet in 1630. ´uª0 Samuel Sessions worked for Thomas Dudley for around 16 years in Roxbury,´uª0 ´uª0´uª ´uªMassachusetts then became a freeman and purchased land from the Indians in´uª0 ´uª0´uª ´uªAndover´uª0 ´uª0´uª ´uªfor 6 English pounds and one coat. He married and raised a large family. ´uªHe´uª0´uª ´uª0 became´uª0 ´uª0´uª ´uªone of the first settlers in Andover in 1647 and lived to be 92. ´uª0 http://genforum.genealogy.com/sessions/messages/657.html ´uª0 Samuel Sessions is believed to be the first Sessions in ´uª0 America. He came from England in about 1630 with Paul Dudley ´uª0 who became Massachusetts first colonial governor. He managed ´uª0 the property of Mr. Dudley in Roxbury for many years. ´uª0 Samuel was a large man weighing 250 lb. and stood 6 feet ´uª0 3 inches tall. While in England he served as a man at arms ´uª0 for King Charles the First, a son of King James who revised ´uª0 the Bible which become known as "THE KING JAMES VERSION". He ´uª0 must have received and honorable discharge or he would not ´uª0 have been permitted to come to America with Dudley. ´uª0 He had a large family, but there is a record of only two ´uª0 possible sons Alexander and Nathional. He may have had a ´uª0 brother George who followed him to America ´uª0 http://www.idahofallsviewlots.com/Ancestor%20Images/David%20Sessions,%20S´uª0 amuel,%´uª0 20Alexander%20David,%20David%20II%20Sessions.pdf ´/uª	Sessions, Samuel (I24198)
12798	Thomas E. Stricklin was born in Lawrence County, Alabama, married Mary Elizabeth. She was born about 1831 in Alabama.	Stricklin, Thomas E (I435)
12799	Thomas emigrated to America in 1621 on the ship Fortune, and arrived in Plymouth in November 1621, just days after the first Thanksgiving. He was was allowed to join with Bradford, Allerton and Standish as a member of the Trade Monopoly. Later, in 1644, he and several other prominent families left Plymouth for better land and founded the community of Eastham, Massachusetts. He became governor in 1634; and after the death of Governor Bradford in 1653, he became the undisputed leader of the Plymouth Colony.	Prence, Thomas (I16555)
12800	Thomas Grant and Jane Haburne had six children born at Cottingham, fourof whom survived. The family left England not long after the baptism of the youngest child in December, 1637, for they were in New England before January, 1639. We know this because at that date William Stickneywas admitted into the First Church of Boston, and in 1698 Samuel Stickney of Bradford, MA, son of William, deposed that he "came over from England to New England in the same ship with Thomas Grand & Jane Grant hiswife, who brought wth them Foure Children, by name John, Hannah, Frances, & Ann ....And ye said John being deceased, I do affirm that the Sisters of John Grant above named, now by Marriage know nby ye nams of Hannah Browne, Frances Keyes & Ann Emerson are ye sam eyt came over wth their Father & Mother and bly them owned wth said John for their children." [Essex County, MA, Probate Files, No. 115 10.][Hazen21404.FTW]	Grant, Thomas (I22390)