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| 4101 | Purchased a house and 110 acres at Muddy River from John Underhill | MAKEPEACE, Thomas Gent. (I3240)
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| 4102 | Purchased house in 1938 (Andover Historic Preservation record of 28 Enmore St. at Andover Memorial Library) | LEIGHTON, Luther Phelps "Luke" (I3002)
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| 4103 | Purchased house in 1938 (Andover Historic Preservation record of 28 Enmore St. at Andover Memorial Library) | TODD, Lola DeLoris (I4002)
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| 4104 | Purchased land on Mill Lane and built a house which still stands today: p. 11 Peter Nowell [Jr.] was a yeoman farmer, a lumberman, and a grist and saw mill proprietor. He lived in the historic house on Mill Lane built by his father [Capt. Peter] around 1725 and bequeathed to him in 1740. This house he left to his son Daniel Weare Nowell who bequeathed it to his son Peter. From Peter's daughter Susan Nowell Shaw it passed to a son Joseph H. Shaw who died in 1906 leaving heirs Patience L., wife of George F. Dixon of Wells and a nephew Joseph F. Boston of Boston, Mass. On 19 Oct. 1909, it finally passed from Nowell heirs when it was sold by Patience Dixon and Joseph Boston (YCD 578/164) to Marion G. Richardson of Brockton, Mass. On 16 Oct. 1925, Marion G. Richardson, now of Richmond Hill, Queens, N. Y. sells (YCD 754/229) this property to J. Frank Currie, a librarian, and his mother, Ida D. Currie of East Bridgewater, Mass. mr. Currie, who survived his mother, died in Oct. 1987, and the property has again been sold. | NOWELL, Capt. Peter Esq. (I1512)
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| 4105 | Puritan, admitted to Second Church of Dorchester | READ, William (I3101)
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| 4106 | Quoting CC Martin "In 1641, there developed considerable conflict within the church at Exeter, and Rev. Wheelwright fled to the Province of Maine for his personal safety. Edmund, a disciple of Rev. Wheelwright, also became dissatisfied with conditions prevailing at Exeter, and removed with his family into the wilderness beyond the sounds of religious strife and settled on the banks of the Wabhannet river, in the Province of Maine. Between Cape Neddock and Cape Porpoise, was a large unsettled district which offered good advantages for agriculture, and fishing. It was here that Rev. John Wheelwright and his followers from Exeter, including Edmund Littlefield, concluded to found their parish. Peace at Last at Plantation called Wells Edmund Littlefield saw a future in the running streams and he built his first saw mill on the falls of the Webhannet River in 1641. Soon there was a thriving business in both the cutting of lumber and the sawing it into smaller board lengths. The settlers at last had found a haven in Wells. This was the only Puritan settlement on the coast, and here they found peace and happiness. Here, they had the freedom to worship as they pleased." | LITTLEFIELD, Edmund (I3460)
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| 4107 | Quoting CC Martin: "In the year 1638, Edmund followed Rev. [John] Wheelwright [first pastor of the First Church of Braintree] to Exeter in the Province of New Hampshire....Rev. Wheelwright purchased from the Indians a tract of land thirty miles in extent, surrounding the falls of the Squamscott River, and it was here that he established the First Church in Exeter. Edmund was described as a 'warm partisan' of Rev. Wheelwright. Edmund became a member of the original Exeter combination, as it was called, and he received an allotment of land. His son Francis received four acres. The Combination As the second season advanced, the need of some form of civil government became apparent. There were no constituted authorities over the patent of New Hampshire, and the Exeter settlers were driven to the expedient adopted nineteen years before by the Pilgrim Fathers [Mayflower Compact], and perhaps employed by one at least of the other plantations upon the Pascataqua. They agreed upon a voluntary association for governmental purposes, which was drawn up by their pastor and subscribed by him and probably the greater number of the adult males of the settlement. It bore date of the fourth day of July 1639; just one hundred and thirty-seven years before the adoption of the memorable Declaration of America Independence." | LITTLEFIELD, Edmund (I3460)
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| 4108 | R. T. Nowell in 1854 became the first commander of the ship Gen. Nowell, 1000 tons, named after his father, and launched in Kennebunk in May 1854. He later engaged in shipping in Boston, where he lived, | NOWELL, Capt. Robert (I7965)
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| 4109 | Ralph Jotham Gerry Kittery, York, Maine age 45, b. Mar. 2, 1873 US citizen, native born Occupation: Moulder, US Govt., US Navy Yard Wife: Emma E. Gerry, Kittery, York, Maine | GERRY, Ralph Jotham (I346)
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| 4110 | Rated by the town as a citizen | CRANE, Benjamin (I3358)
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| 4111 | Received from town of Newbury, 12 Nov., 1650, grant of 10 a. of marsh in Newbury. Also, April 6, 1651, 6 a. of marsh adjoining above. Also, Oct. 19, 1652, grant of 1/2 a. in exchange for 1/2 given by him (Ipswich I : 226) | HALE, Thomas (I3449)
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| 4112 | Received grant from the town of a ten-acre lot at Cider Hill. | CAME, Arthur (I3618)
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| 4113 | Record #: 3:390 Name: Samuel Greene Residence: Brookfield Spouse: Olive Ranger Spouse's Residence: Rehoboth Marriage Date: 18 Dec 1777 Int Date: 30 Jun 1777 By Whom: Rev. Ephraim Hyde | Family: Samuel L. GREEN / Olive RAINGER (F1033)
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| 4114 | Recorded in Stoneham birth register 1887, 1888 and 1891 | GUSTIN, Clarence Harvey (I2018)
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| 4115 | Records are transcribed and may, therefore, be in error as all but the year is the same as in other sources; the year 1729 was on the tombstone as recorded by Banks and Frost on separate occasions; however, the tombstone has been missing since 1971. | WEARE, Sarah (I1513)
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| 4116 | RecordType Ward Polls Tax Tax Residence No Town Amount (Street Name) Hale Moses Tax Record 11 1 1.46 1.60 Sheaf lane | HALE, Moses (I1066)
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| 4117 | RecordType Ward Polls Tax Tax Residence No Town Amount (Street Name) Chessman Martin Tax Record 11 1 1.46 1.60 Sheaf lane | CHESSMAN, Martin (I2732)
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| 4118 | Register 1st Precinct, 12th Ward, San Francisco County, 1880 Voting No. 134 Reg'd No. 253 Name: Asa Ebenezer Hovey, Age: 49, b. Vermont, Occupation: Car Builder Local Residence: E s Laguna, Uin and Flbt. Floor: All Date of Registration: Oct. 13, 1880 | HOVEY, Asa E. (I6189)
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| 4119 | Register of Deeds for York County: | WEARE, Peter (I3622)
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| 4120 | Registry of Deeds, 2, 27. In the name of god Amen/ the twenty fifth day of May In the nineteenth yeare of the Reign of our soveraign Ld Charles the secund, now King of England Scottland &c: & in the yeare of our Ld 1667, I Humfrey Chadborne of the Town of Kittery & parish of Vnity, In the County of Yorke or Province of Mayn in New England being deseased in body, yet haveing the right vse of my sences & memory, do ordajne this my last Will & Testament, hereby revoakeing renounceing, & makeing voyd all other former Wills by mee made & for these outward things that god hath given mee, I hereby dispose of them as followeth/ Inprirs: I do hereby give & bequeath vnto my three daughters/ Namely Lucey Aylce & Kattherne Chadborne, to each of them one hundred pounds, respectively to bee payd them in manner & forme following vidzt: If yt estate of Lands houses & Mills with their appurtenances which I do now possesse, do remaine & continew to my executrix (hereafter in these Presents to bee named) quiettly & peaceably as now It is in mine owne possession, shee being not defrauded nor dispossessed of it nor any of itt before the tyme that these my aforesd Legacys become due & payable by these Presents, then my will is that ye aforesd Three hundred pounds shall be payd them & to each of them respectiuly at or before the full end of five yeares, after my decease in good Mrchandable goods, wch Legacys I ordayn to bee raysed out of, & pd with the produce & profett of the Saw Mills, which are now in my possesion, by my executrix, & that Prson whom I shall hereafter in these Presents Impoure to take any part of the profetts or produce of the sd saw Mills, togeather with my executrix after my decease, which Legacy or portion respectiuely my will is should be putt into the hands of some sufficient Prson or Prsons to bee Improved for ye best aduantage of my aforesd daughters aequally & respectively untill such tyme as they shall attayne vnto Marriage, or vnto the age of one & Twenty yeares, by my executrix & overseers but if in case that ye sd saw Mills doe not produce that benefitt & profett yt heretofore they have by reason of the troublesomness of the tymes or otherwise; Then my will is that the sd Legacys shall be pd them at their marrage days to each one as they shall come to Marriage respectively or else as they shall come to the age of one & twenty yeares, respectively as aforesd to bee pade by my executrix, & that Prson that shall inioy the profetts of the sd Mills as aforesd with her provided always that If my wife doe happen to Marry, my will is that yt Prson with whom shee shall marry, shall give in good security to see these aforesd Legacys fully satisfyd, & payd, If then unpayd to any or either of them, before hee or shee shall Inioy any benefitt or profett or have any thing to doe with the sd Mills, unto my overseers, for the true payment of the sd Legacys vnto my aforesd daughters as aforesd And if In case yt any or either of my three daughters shall happen to dy before thejr Marrage, or the aforesd days of payment, then my will is, that ye surviver or survivers of my daughter or daughters shall inioy that portion hereby given unto the deceased aequally/ & if it do appeare hereafter that my wife bee now at this Present tyme conceaued with child, then my will is that if that Child liue to ye age of one & twenty yeares or marrage wither sunn or daughter, shall Inioy & have all such portion & legacys as is hereby given unto my aforesd daughters, now Liveing; if in case that any or either of them shall happen to dy before thejr sd portions become due, & payable as aforesd, any thing here in contayned to the contrary, in any wise notwithstanding/ Item I do give & bequeath vnto my Two youngest sunns James & William Chadborne all that Land & Meddow now in my possession, with ye appur-tenances lijng & being at a place Called Sturgeon Cricke, which land & Meddow I lately purchased of my Ounkle Nicho: Shapleigh which appeareth by his act & deede of sayle to mee made beareing date in the yeare of our Lord 1663: togeather with the sayd deede & writeings, & all other the appurtenances therevnto belonging, or In any wise apprtayneing. Equally to bee deuided betwixt them by yr mother, & my overseers to this my will & testament to have & to hould the sayd Land & Meddow with the appurtenances to them & to thejr or either of thejr heyres for ever, from & immediately after the deaths & deceases of my selfe & wife their mother, & not before/ And my will is that if my sun James dy, liueing, my sun William, or my sun William dy Liueing my sun James, & either dijng, without lawfull heyres or unmaried, then the other that shall soe survive, shall Inioy all the aforesd Lands & Meddow, but if one or both of my aforesd suns shall happen to dy in a married estate, & hee or they or either of them dy in a married condition with out Issew, or heyres, my will is that his or their Widdow or Widdows shall each of them respectively quietly possess & Inioy that part of the sd Land & Meddow which did belong to there or her former husband or husbands for tearme of her or their naturall life, or lifes, if any such Widdow or widdows bee left soe, & after the decease of both my suns & their wife or wives dijng with out Issew aforesd, my will is, that all the aforesd Land & Meddow shall returne backe unto my daughters, & to bee deuided amongst them, & their heyres lawfully begotten, or to bee begotten/ And if after the death of my aforesd two sunns soe dijng with out Issew as aforesd, there bee none nor neither of my daughters, nor not any Legitimate Issew by them at that tyme, then the sayd Land to returne backe & to bee possest & Inioyed by my next heyre at Law, either male or female/ Item I doe hereby give grant devise convay & bequeath vnto my Sunn Humfrey Chadborne wch is my Elldest son & heyre by Law all my Lands & meddows fenced or not fenced, with all my houses bujldings structures & Edifices togeather with my Saw Mills, togeather with the appurtenances there- vnto belonging, all wch Lands Mills & houses are now lijng & being in Newgewanacke, with in the Parish of Unity, now in my possession, & now or heretofore demed reputed & known to bee my proper Lands & estate, to have & to hould the sd prmisses unto him, & his lawfull & Legitimat heyres for ever, from & immediately after the deaths & deceases of my selfe & my now wife & not before: provided always & It is my true Intent & meaneing in these & by these Presents, that ye sd Humfrey Chadborne my son & heyre shall have noe pouer, directly or indirectly to sell give or grant the sd Lands houses or Mills or any part or Prcell thereof vnto any Prson or Prsons wtsoever (except it bee to Confirme Joynter or Dowry vnto his heyres wife) Neither to lease sett or lett the same vnto any Prson or Prsons for any Tearme exceeding Twenty & one yeares, & that from seaven years to seaven yeares/ And further my will is, that If either my sun Humfrey aforesd, or any of his heyres or successors hereafter at any tyme shall make any grant gyft bargaine or sayle otherwise then aforesd, wrby to frustrate my will & to divert my aforesd Land & prmisses, from runneing directly hereditary to mine & their heyres for ever, I doe hereby declare all such or any such barganes gyft grant or sayle to bee voyd & of none aeffect any thing herein to ye Contrary, in any wise Notwithstanding/ And if it soe happen hee die with out Isue, either In a married estate or otherwise, then my will is after the decease of him & his wife, If hee leave his wife a Widdow after him, then all the aforesd Premisses in this article specifyd, shall then returne & bee my sun James his estate, if then Liueing, & his heyres for ever And for want of James Chadborne aforesd, or such Isue by him, If my sun William Chadborne bee then Liueing, vnto him & his heyres as aforesd, & for want of such Isue by William, vnto yt child my wife is now conceaved with if a male & his heyres And for want of such Issew, vnto my Elldest daughter then Liueing, & to her heyres for ever & for want of such Isue to the next daughter, & to her heyres, & soe to the longest liver, or my daughters & her heyres And if they all dy without Issue, vnto my next kinesman that is my right heyre in Law & to his heyres, puided always that they nor Neither of them shall have any power to defrade nor disinheritt mine or their heyres otherwise but to Inioy it for tearme of life upon the same conditions & provisoes that my sd sun Humfrey Chadborne is hereby to inheritt & hould my sd Lands & prmisses/ Item And further my will is that If my sun Humfrey Chadborne doe enter into a Marrage Condition before the death & decease of his Mother, that then hee shall hereby have free Lyberty to fence in a quantity of the aforesd Lands, at Newgewanacke either tenn Acers more or lesse for planting Land, & alsoe free Lyberty to Erect & build him a Mansion house & other houses to his pleasure & for his owne vse, vpon the same Land soe fenced in to bee layd out to him, & delivered into his hands by my overseers at their discretion, & by the Consent & aduise of my Loueing wife his Mother/ Moreover my will is that if my sun Humfrey doe happen to Marry, yt then hee shall have & Inioy the one halfe deale of my saw Mill, & the halfe deale of ye profitts for & towards the payment of his sisters Legacys aforesd, if any bee vnpayd at the Marrage day of the sd Humfrey, & for noe other vse untill ye sd Legacys are fully payd, & satisfyd: And in the meane tyme after my decease & before his Marrage especially to bee aydeing & with the best of his skill & ability assisting to his sayd Mother, in the carriing of the worke about ye sd saw Mill, as long as his mother shall continew unmarried for the best advantage not onely his owne part, but alsoe his mothers part by her direction & after all the burthen & Legacys which are layd on the profetts & produce of the sd Mills are payd, hee the sd Humfrey my sonn shall haue hould & Inioy the halfe of the sd Mills, or one saw, & halfe of the Teame, & halfe ye Marsh now belonging unto, or now occupied with & for the sd Mills usse, unto his own proper usse benefitt & behoofe, dureing the naturall life of his mother, paying the halfe deale of the Charges concerneing the same & after her decease to Inioy all the aforesd Lands & other the prmisses as aforesd; but dureing his mothers life, to hould but soe much of the Marsh, or hay as may serve to mantayne halfe the Teame, bee it eight or tenn oxen, but not above the residue, for his mothers halfe Teame, & for her other vsses; All the residue of my goods & Chattles moveable & unmovable not hereto-fore nor hereby given, granted, conveighed or bequeathed, I doe give & bequeath to my wife Luce Chadborne, whom I ordayne & make my whoole & soole executrix for to see my debts payd, & not onely such Legacys Prformed as are heretofore in this my Present Will & testament formerly given, but alsoe all such Legacys & bequeaths, as I shall hereafter give it being small Legacys, & annexed to this as part of my whoole Will, soe it bee Attested signed & witnessed under mine & Witnesses hands/ And I doe desire my Ouncle Nicholas Shapleigh, & my Cosson John Shapleigh & my Cosson William Spencer, to bee my overseers vnto this my last will & testament, to the vtmost of their pouer to see my Will observed, & Prformed according to the Tenour thereof, & I doe hereby give unto my Ouncle Shapleigh one very good beaver hatt, & to my cosson John Shapleigh & William Spencer each of them a good Castor hatt as good as can bee gotten, for their paynes to oversee & see my will executed/ Item I do vpon due & serious considerations of the prmisses aforesd, order & ordayne that my suns James & William Chadborne, In consideration to that Donation I gave them at Sturgeon Cricke, that both of them shall to thejr vtmost pouer & assistance, always to bee aydeing & assistant to their mother, & to bee at her Comand vntill the tyme of their marrage if there mother see cause soe to have it, & if they shall bee stubborne & disobedient to there mother, that then It shall bee lawfull for my executrix with the Consent of my overseers to dispossess them or either of them & to give the aforesd Lands & Meddow of Sturgeon Cricke to any other of my children & to none else, any thing herein Contayned to the Contrary notwithstanding/ It is my will that my beloued wife being my Lawfull executrix take spetiall Care of my sister Spencer, & If it should soe happen yt my sister should fall to decay, & bee in want that then my wife Lucy Chadborn shall to her uttmost power & ability supply her & bee helpefull to her at all tymes hereafter/ Item I doe bequeath unto my Cosson Mary ffose fiue pounds to bee payd her with in one yeare after my decease/ Item I give & bequeath unto my sun Humfrey Chadborne my now rideing horse with all the furniture to him belonging, & my intent is that the sd horse with ye furniture bee at his owne dispose, imediately after my decease/ Item I give & bequeath unto my daughter Aylce Chadborne my great silver beaker, & my true intent is it shall bee quietly delivered vnto her at the day of her Marrage/ In witness wrof, both unto that former writeing here in expressed, & heretofore in this sedule of my will & testament at large expressed before I did ordayne & make my executrix & appoynted hereby my overseers, as alsoe to those bequeaths Lecacys injunctions & desirs of mine I haue hereunto sett my hand & seale thereby Confirmeing it to bee my last Will & testament In the Presence of these Witnesses, hereafter vnderwritten & subscribed/ Humfrey Chadburne (his seal) Sealeld Signed & acknowledged, by mee Humfrey Chadburne Senjor to beee my Last will & testament in the Presence of vs/ The marke of Humphrey X Spencer The marke of Moses X Spencer Andrew Searle/ And further I doe declare vnto all men that I Humfrey Chadburne Testator, haveing maturely & seriously considered my owne fraylty in pticular, & euery Prsons mortality in generall, & haveing not yet formerly in this my last will & testament made any provission for the bringing up of my 3 little daughters Luce Aylce & Katthrine Chadborne, & that Child with which my wife is conceaved with, yet vnborne, how to bee brought vp according to my mind & Will at Schoole & Learneing, not spending vpon that stocke or portion or Legacys which I have formerly given them, untill they should every one of them respecitvely, bee of the age of Twelve yeares, or capable to gett their liveing, intending thereby & my will is that yr portions shall remaine whoole & vnimbezelled vnto them at that age, & tyme respecitvely, for that end & purpose my intent & Will is, that my aforesayd daughters & youngest Children shall be mantayned & brought up by my suns Humfrey James & William Chadborne, respecitvely & proportionably & my will is that my Sun Humfrey shall bee at the greatest Charge towards their bringing vp, & James & William some small part according to yr abilitys & the discretion of my overseers, & I doe hereby bind my Land for the Prformance here of, that my suns possessing my aforesd Lands & Mills, shall bee to the Charges of the bringing vp of my sayd youngest children, soe as that their aforesd portions may not bee spent nor in the least Imbeazelled vntill they shall accomplish the age aforesd, respectiuely, & I doe hereby declare that this here under written is as really a branch & a part of my last will & testament as any thing either gyft devise or Legacy heretofore given or bequeathed/ In witness hereof I haue here vnto sett my hand the day & yeare aforesd, in the Presence of the same Witnesses aboue sd, whose names are here agajne subscribed/ Witnesse/ Humfrey Chadburne/ Andrew Searle Humphrey Spencer X: Witness Moses Spencer X Sworn to by attesting witnesses 13 Sep 1667; recorded 15 Oct 1667; Inventory returned at £1713: 14: 0, by John Wincoll, Nicholas Shapleigh and William Spencer, appraisers Sept 12th 1667. | CHADBOURNE, Humphrey (I3578)
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| 4121 | Registry of Deeds, 3, 37. The last Will & Testament of Eobert Knight of Yorke/ Concerning the small Estate left by the prouidence of god vnto mee, I doe bequeath & dispose of as followeth/ Inprs : fiue Acres of Marsh bounded West & by South, on the one side, West & by North on the other side, vpland butting on the Land of Thomas Beeson, & soe backe vnto the swampe vntill It come to a Prcell of Land of Mr Samll Mauericks, with an house & barne on the sayd Land, of Robert Knights, alsoe two Cows & a bull all wch as aboue expressed, alsoe wtsoeuer else shall be found to mee belonging, on or in the sayd house land or barne, I do whoolely & for euer bequeath, vnto my sonn Richd Knight liueing in Boston, & to his Assignes for euer/ In witness of all which as aboue written, I haue here vnto sett my hand & scale this 23d day of June 1676 : The marke of Owned & Delivered Robert X Knight (Locus Sigilli) In the Prsence of Nicholas Willmott/ his marke X John Tucker/ William Bartholmew/ Sworn to by the attesting witness 24 Aug 1676; recorded 28 Feby 1678. [See source for Knight's mark, unique and about 3 times the size shown here.] | KNIGHT, Robert (I3408)
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| 4122 | Registry of Deeds, 5, 121. In the Name of God Amen/ the xxvth of June in ye year of our Lord one thousand Six hundred fforty Seuen, I George Puddington the unprofitable Seruant of God, weake in body, but Strong in mind, doe willingly and with a free heart render and giue again into ye hands of my Lord God and Creatr my Spirit which he of his ffatherly goodness gaue unto me when he first fashioned me in my Mothers Wombe, making me a liuing and a reasonable Creature, Nothing Doubting but that for his infinite Mercye, Set forth in ye precious blood of his Dearly beloued Son Jesus Christ our onely Sauir & Redeemr he will receiue my Soul into his Blessed Saints. And as concerneing my body Euen with a good will & free heart I giue ouer, recomending it to ye earth whereof it came nothing doubting but according to ye Article of my faith at ye great day of generall Resurrection when we shall appear before the Judgement Seat of Christ, I shall receiue ye Same again by ye mighty power of God whereas he is able to Subdue all things to himselfe, Not a corruptable, Mortall weak and vile body as it is now but an incorruptable, immortall, Strong and perfect body in all points. flirst as concerning my wife with whome I Coupled my Selfe in ye fear of God refuseing all other women I linked my Selfe unto her, liuing with her in ye Blessed State of Honourable Wedlock, by whom alsoe by the Blessing of God I haue now two Sons and three daughters, John & Elias Mary ffrances and Rebecca. And albeit I doubt not but that God after my departure according to his promise will be unto her a husband yea a father and a Patron and Defender, and will not Suffer her to lack if She trust fear and Serue him dilligently calling upon his holy name, yet forasmuch as God hath Blessed me with Worldly Substance and She is my own flesh, and whoso prouideth not for his, denieth the ffaith and is worse than an Infidell/ I therefore giue & bequeath unto John my Eldest Son, and Elias my youngest Son all my land and houses and out houses which are now in my Possession where I now dwell in Gorgeana in New-England and alsoe all my Marsh ground, or land, in Gorgeana aforesaid with all ye appurtenances thereunto belonging to them and to their heires for euer Equally to be Deuided, but if any of my Sons doe die without heires of his body lawfully begotten that then the land and Marishes aforesaid remain to ye longest liuer and to his heires ffor Euer. But if it shall please God that both my Sons doe die wthout heires of their bodyes lawfully begotten that then I giue and bequeath the aforesaid land and Marish grond unto my three daughters Mary Rebecca & ffrances, and and to their heires for Euer/ And if any of them Shall die without Issue of their bodies lawfully begotten then to the longest liuer and their heires for euer/ but if all my Children doe die without heires that then I giue and bequeath my aforesaid land and Marish ground unto my brother Robert Puddington and his heires for Euer Prouided always that Mary my wife haue ye Said land and Marsh ground during this her Mortall life for ye bringing up and Maintainance of my said Children - moreouer I giue and bequeath unto Mary my Eldest daughter one cow called or known by ye name of Ladd and fiue pounds Starling when She Shall come unto the age of Sixteen yeares/ I doe giue and bequeath unto my Second Daughter ffrances one Cow called or known by the name of young finch, and fiue pounds of money, and the which to be payd unto her at ye age of Sixteen yeares ffurther I doe giue and bequeath unto my youngest daughter Rebecca one heifer called or known by the name of young Ladd and fiue pounds of money and the said 5lb to be payd unto her at ye age of Sixteen yeares And all ye aforesaid Cattle to remain in Mary my wiues Custody untill they or Either of them Shall come unto ye age of Sixteen years without any fraud or Couin And my meaning is that my three daughtrs Shall haue the thirds of ye Increase of the aforesd Cattle in the mean to their use/ My Will is further that I doe giue unto John my Eldest Son, my best feather bed with all things Else thereunto belonging, and one long Table, and a Brewing ffurnis, but Mary my wife to haue ye use of them untill he come unto ye age of one and twenty years but if he Shall die in the mean time that then my Will is that ye ffether bed with that thereunto belonging, and the Table and the Brewing ffurnis I giue unto Elias my youngest Son and to his heires for Euer/ My Will is further that I doe giue unto Mary my Eldest daughter, one fllock bed and Bolster with all things Else belonging, also my Will is that Mary my Wife I doe make and ordaine to be full and wholly Executrix of this my last Will and Testament/ Alsoe my desire is that my Brother Robert Puddington and Mr Edward Johnson Mr Abraham Preble & Mr John Alcock to be Supervisers of this my Will/ And in token of my loue unto them, I bequeath unto these my Supervisers ten Shillings. Witnesse hereof I haue hereunto Set my hand and Seal in the presents of/ John Alcock George Puddington The mark of + Bartholmew Barnet (Seal) The mark of X Arthur Bragdon Recorded 18 Jany 1695-6. | PUDDINGTON, George (I3546)
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| 4123 | Registry of Deeds, 5, 34. In the name of god Amen/ the 18th of September 1678 : deceased I Joseph Boolls of Wells in the County of yorke shyre Gentl being in Perfect memory & remembrance praysed bee God, do make & ordajne this my last Will & testament In manner & forme as followeth/ 1 : I do bequeath my soule into the hands of almighty god & maker, hopeing that the meretorious death, & passion of Jesus Christ my onely Saujor & redeemer, to receiue free pardon & forgiueness of all my sins, & .as for my body to bee buried in Christian buriall, at the discretion of my executrix hereafter mentioned/ 1 : I giue & bequeath unto my Elldest sonn Thomas Bolls Tenn pounds/ I bequeath unto my sonn Samell Tenn pounds/ I do bequeath unto my daughter ffrost tenn pounds/ I bequeath unto my daughter Becke Thirty pounds/ I bequeath vnto my daughter Locke Tenn pounds/ I bequeath unto my daughter Mercy Thirty pounds, & as much searge as will make her a Gowne, & Tickeine for a bedd & a bowlster, which is in the house & my will is that Twenty pounds bee payd to my sd daughter by my executrix, wn shee shall Antajne the age of Twenty yeares, or marry, which shall first happen, & the other tenn pounds to bee paid by my sonn Joseph/ I bequeath unto my sonn Joseph all my houseing, vpland Meddows & Marsh belonging to my home place, to him & his heyres for euer, after the death of my wife, not doubting of his Dutifullness & care to his Mother, hee paijng fiuety pounds to my Children hereafter mentioned to my sonn Thos tenn pounds, to my sonn Samell Tenn pounds, to my daughter Frost tenn pounds, to my daughter Chadborne tenn pounds, & to my daughter mercy tenn pounds/ Further my will is, that my wife shall haue my whoole Estate both with in doors & with out, in this Town or else wr to dispose of to wt children shee sees good, excepting the houseing & Lands that I haue given unto my sonn Joseph after her decease, shee to haue the use of it dureing, her life, & my wife to pay all debts & legacys, but onely wt Joseph is to pay; And I do hereby nominate & appoynt my deare & loueing wife Mary my soole executrix of this my last will & testament, & do hereby nominate & appoynt my loueing frejnds, Mr William Symonds & William Symonds to bee the ouerseers of this my last Will & testament, all other Wills & testaments being made uoyd/ In witness where unto I haue sett my hand & seale, the day & yeare aboue written/ Witness Samell Joseph Boolls (locus Sigilli) Wheelewright/ William Symonds/ Inventory returned at £842: 01: 06, by William Symonds and Joseph Storer, appraisers, 29 Nov. 1678. | BOLLES, Joseph (I3514)
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| 4124 | Registry of Deeds, 5, 38. In the name of god Amen/ Rowland young Senjor of yorke in the Prouince of Mayne, declareth this to bee his last will & testament; I Rowland young aforesayd, being at this Present of a sound mind, & of a memory substantiall, though very sicke in body, & willing to dispose prudently of what god in his pleasure hath possest mee with all, declare as followeth/ first I bequeath my soule to god, that gaue it in & through ye meritts of my deare Ld & saujor, Jesus Christ, in hopes of a Joyfull resurrection, at the great Tribunall: & my body to the earth yr to bee Inter'd, in order & Decent buriall/ 2ly I will that all my funerall Charges shall bee fully & duely payd, with all my other iust & due debls, which may appeare/ 3: I will that my dearly, & beloued wife, Johanna young shall inioy all my Estate yt I haue in this world, the same to possess & improue, & to take the full produce of from tyme to tyme, & at all tyms dureing the tyme of her naturall life, & If in case the produce of ye same shall not bee a Competent measure for her Comfortable subsistance I do hereby Impoure my well beloued to sell, aliene or dispose of all or any of my Estate, not yet disposed off, for yt end, & shall desire any Court or seale or Judicature, in such case of extremity, to ayd & Assist my beloued wife yrin, & also so to order that shee may haue a comfortable liuelyhood according to her Ranke, & quality out of ye same/ And further I order my well beloued wife to will bequeath & dispose off what part of my Estate, shee shall leaue at her decease, to whom shee pleaseth; I also will the possession Present of all my Estate, houses Lands Marshes, or any or any thing yr unto belonging to my dearely beloued wife, to whom I Committ soole execution, & Administration, desireing this my wellbeloued wife to act as soole executrix, in all respects to see my last will & testament Performed/ Signed & deliuered in the Rowland young Presence of, Jeremiah Mowlton/ His marke X his X marke/ Timothy Yealls/ Sworn to by attesting witnesses 6 Nov 1685; recorded 24 Nov. 1685; Inventory returned at £224: 06: 0, by Abraham Preble and Arthur Bragdon appraisers, 25 Sept. 1685. | YOUNG, Rowland (I3470)
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| 4125 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I6099)
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| 4126 | Rented farm, $6 1) Clyde F. Friend, Head, m, w, age 43, married, 6th grd edu, b. Pennsylvania, lived same place in 1935, 2) Carrie Friend, Wife, f, w, age 54, married, 2 yrs elem edu, b. Pennsylvania, lived same place in 1935, W.P. A. Laborer W.P.A. Road Work, 52 weeks, $577 3) L. F. Friend, Son, m, w, age 5, single, not in school, b. Pennsylvania, lived same place in 1935, | FRIEND, Clyde Franklin (I5584)
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| 4127 | Rented farm, $6 1) Clyde F. Friend, Head, m, w, age 43, married, 6th grd edu, b. Pennsylvania, lived same place in 1935, 2) Carrie Friend, Wife, f, w, age 54, married, 2 yrs elem edu, b. Pennsylvania, lived same place in 1935, W.P. A. Laborer W.P.A. Road Work, 52 weeks, $577 3) L. F. Friend, Son, m, w, age 5, single, not in school, b. Pennsylvania, lived same place in 1935, | FYE, Caroline Carletta "Carrie" (I5585)
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| 4128 | Rented farm, $6 1) Clyde F. Friend, Head, m, w, age 43, married, 6th grd edu, b. Pennsylvania, lived same place in 1935, 2) Carrie Friend, Wife, f, w, age 54, married, 2 yrs elem edu, b. Pennsylvania, lived same place in 1935, W.P. A. Laborer W.P.A. Road Work, 52 weeks, $577 3) L. F. Friend, Son, m, w, age 5, single, not in school, b. Pennsylvania, lived same place in 1935, | FRIEND, Lovine Franklin (I923)
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| 4129 | Rented home 1) Fred Eskildsen, Head, m, w, age 35, Married 14 years, b. Denmark as were both parents, Immigrated 1905, Naturalized, Woodsman, Lumber, wage worker 2) Agnes Eskildsen, Wife, f, w, age 37, Married 14 years, 10 of 10 children living, b. Denmark as were both parents 3) Samuel Eskildsen, Son, m, w, age 13, Single, b. Denmark as were both parents 4) Cathrine Eskildsen, Daughter, f, w, age 12, Single, b. Denmark as were both parents 5) Hans Eskildsen, Son, m, w, age 10, Single, b. Denmark as were both parents 6) Bena Eskildsen, Daughter, f, w, age 9, Single, b. Denmark as were both parents 7) Martha Eskildsen, Daughter, f, w, age 8, Single, b. Denmark as were both parents 8) Fritz Eskildsen, Son, m, w, age 6, Single, b. Denmark as were both parents 9) Cicilla Eskildsen, Daughter, f, w, age 5, Single, b. Denmark as were both parents 10) Jens Eskildsen, Son, m, w, age 3, Single, b. Michigan, Both parents b. Denmark 11) Valdermar Eskildsen, Daughter, f, w, age 2, Single, b. Michigan, Both parents b. Denmark 12) Elena Eskildsen, Daughter, w, w, age 1, Single, b. Michigan, Both parents b. Denmark | ESKILDSEN, Eskild Alfred "Fred" (I5008)
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| 4130 | Rented home 1) Fred Eskildsen, Head, m, w, age 35, Married 14 years, b. Denmark as were both parents, Immigrated 1905, Naturalized, Woodsman, Lumber, wage worker 2) Agnes Eskildsen, Wife, f, w, age 37, Married 14 years, 10 of 10 children living, b. Denmark as were both parents 3) Samuel Eskildsen, Son, m, w, age 13, Single, b. Denmark as were both parents 4) Cathrine Eskildsen, Daughter, f, w, age 12, Single, b. Denmark as were both parents 5) Hans Eskildsen, Son, m, w, age 10, Single, b. Denmark as were both parents 6) Bena Eskildsen, Daughter, f, w, age 9, Single, b. Denmark as were both parents 7) Martha Eskildsen, Daughter, f, w, age 8, Single, b. Denmark as were both parents 8) Fritz Eskildsen, Son, m, w, age 6, Single, b. Denmark as were both parents 9) Cicilla Eskildsen, Daughter, f, w, age 5, Single, b. Denmark as were both parents 10) Jens Eskildsen, Son, m, w, age 3, Single, b. Michigan, Both parents b. Denmark 11) Valdermar Eskildsen, Daughter, f, w, age 2, Single, b. Michigan, Both parents b. Denmark 12) Elena Eskildsen, Daughter, w, w, age 1, Single, b. Michigan, Both parents b. Denmark | LARSEN, Agnes Magdalene Kristiane (I5172)
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| 4131 | Rented home 1) Fred Eskildsen, Head, m, w, age 35, Married 14 years, b. Denmark as were both parents, Immigrated 1905, Naturalized, Woodsman, Lumber, wage worker 2) Agnes Eskildsen, Wife, f, w, age 37, Married 14 years, 10 of 10 children living, b. Denmark as were both parents 3) Samuel Eskildsen, Son, m, w, age 13, Single, b. Denmark as were both parents 4) Cathrine Eskildsen, Daughter, f, w, age 12, Single, b. Denmark as were both parents 5) Hans Eskildsen, Son, m, w, age 10, Single, b. Denmark as were both parents 6) Bena Eskildsen, Daughter, f, w, age 9, Single, b. Denmark as were both parents 7) Martha Eskildsen, Daughter, f, w, age 8, Single, b. Denmark as were both parents 8) Fritz Eskildsen, Son, m, w, age 6, Single, b. Denmark as were both parents 9) Cicilla Eskildsen, Daughter, f, w, age 5, Single, b. Denmark as were both parents 10) Jens Eskildsen, Son, m, w, age 3, Single, b. Michigan, Both parents b. Denmark 11) Valdermar Eskildsen, Daughter, f, w, age 2, Single, b. Michigan, Both parents b. Denmark 12) Elena Eskildsen, Daughter, w, w, age 1, Single, b. Michigan, Both parents b. Denmark | ESKILDSEN, Samuel (I5171)
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| 4132 | Rented home 1) Fred Eskildsen, Head, m, w, age 35, Married 14 years, b. Denmark as were both parents, Immigrated 1905, Naturalized, Woodsman, Lumber, wage worker 2) Agnes Eskildsen, Wife, f, w, age 37, Married 14 years, 10 of 10 children living, b. Denmark as were both parents 3) Samuel Eskildsen, Son, m, w, age 13, Single, b. Denmark as were both parents 4) Cathrine Eskildsen, Daughter, f, w, age 12, Single, b. Denmark as were both parents 5) Hans Eskildsen, Son, m, w, age 10, Single, b. Denmark as were both parents 6) Bena Eskildsen, Daughter, f, w, age 9, Single, b. Denmark as were both parents 7) Martha Eskildsen, Daughter, f, w, age 8, Single, b. Denmark as were both parents 8) Fritz Eskildsen, Son, m, w, age 6, Single, b. Denmark as were both parents 9) Cicilla Eskildsen, Daughter, f, w, age 5, Single, b. Denmark as were both parents 10) Jens Eskildsen, Son, m, w, age 3, Single, b. Michigan, Both parents b. Denmark 11) Valdermar Eskildsen, Daughter, f, w, age 2, Single, b. Michigan, Both parents b. Denmark 12) Elena Eskildsen, Daughter, w, w, age 1, Single, b. Michigan, Both parents b. Denmark | ESKILDSEN, Katherine Gerda (I5170)
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| 4133 | Rented home 1) Fred Eskildsen, Head, m, w, age 35, Married 14 years, b. Denmark as were both parents, Immigrated 1905, Naturalized, Woodsman, Lumber, wage worker 2) Agnes Eskildsen, Wife, f, w, age 37, Married 14 years, 10 of 10 children living, b. Denmark as were both parents 3) Samuel Eskildsen, Son, m, w, age 13, Single, b. Denmark as were both parents 4) Cathrine Eskildsen, Daughter, f, w, age 12, Single, b. Denmark as were both parents 5) Hans Eskildsen, Son, m, w, age 10, Single, b. Denmark as were both parents 6) Bena Eskildsen, Daughter, f, w, age 9, Single, b. Denmark as were both parents 7) Martha Eskildsen, Daughter, f, w, age 8, Single, b. Denmark as were both parents 8) Fritz Eskildsen, Son, m, w, age 6, Single, b. Denmark as were both parents 9) Cicilla Eskildsen, Daughter, f, w, age 5, Single, b. Denmark as were both parents 10) Jens Eskildsen, Son, m, w, age 3, Single, b. Michigan, Both parents b. Denmark 11) Valdermar Eskildsen, Daughter, f, w, age 2, Single, b. Michigan, Both parents b. Denmark 12) Elena Eskildsen, Daughter, w, w, age 1, Single, b. Michigan, Both parents b. Denmark | ESKILDSEN, Hans Anton (I5169)
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| 4134 | Rented home 1) Fred Eskildsen, Head, m, w, age 35, Married 14 years, b. Denmark as were both parents, Immigrated 1905, Naturalized, Woodsman, Lumber, wage worker 2) Agnes Eskildsen, Wife, f, w, age 37, Married 14 years, 10 of 10 children living, b. Denmark as were both parents 3) Samuel Eskildsen, Son, m, w, age 13, Single, b. Denmark as were both parents 4) Cathrine Eskildsen, Daughter, f, w, age 12, Single, b. Denmark as were both parents 5) Hans Eskildsen, Son, m, w, age 10, Single, b. Denmark as were both parents 6) Bena Eskildsen, Daughter, f, w, age 9, Single, b. Denmark as were both parents 7) Martha Eskildsen, Daughter, f, w, age 8, Single, b. Denmark as were both parents 8) Fritz Eskildsen, Son, m, w, age 6, Single, b. Denmark as were both parents 9) Cicilla Eskildsen, Daughter, f, w, age 5, Single, b. Denmark as were both parents 10) Jens Eskildsen, Son, m, w, age 3, Single, b. Michigan, Both parents b. Denmark 11) Valdermar Eskildsen, Daughter, f, w, age 2, Single, b. Michigan, Both parents b. Denmark 12) Elena Eskildsen, Daughter, w, w, age 1, Single, b. Michigan, Both parents b. Denmark | ESKILDSEN, Albena (I5168)
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| 4135 | Rented home 1) Fred Eskildsen, Head, m, w, age 35, Married 14 years, b. Denmark as were both parents, Immigrated 1905, Naturalized, Woodsman, Lumber, wage worker 2) Agnes Eskildsen, Wife, f, w, age 37, Married 14 years, 10 of 10 children living, b. Denmark as were both parents 3) Samuel Eskildsen, Son, m, w, age 13, Single, b. Denmark as were both parents 4) Cathrine Eskildsen, Daughter, f, w, age 12, Single, b. Denmark as were both parents 5) Hans Eskildsen, Son, m, w, age 10, Single, b. Denmark as were both parents 6) Bena Eskildsen, Daughter, f, w, age 9, Single, b. Denmark as were both parents 7) Martha Eskildsen, Daughter, f, w, age 8, Single, b. Denmark as were both parents 8) Fritz Eskildsen, Son, m, w, age 6, Single, b. Denmark as were both parents 9) Cicilla Eskildsen, Daughter, f, w, age 5, Single, b. Denmark as were both parents 10) Jens Eskildsen, Son, m, w, age 3, Single, b. Michigan, Both parents b. Denmark 11) Valdermar Eskildsen, Daughter, f, w, age 2, Single, b. Michigan, Both parents b. Denmark 12) Elena Eskildsen, Daughter, w, w, age 1, Single, b. Michigan, Both parents b. Denmark | ESKILDSEN, Martha Gustava (I5167)
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| 4136 | Rented home 1) Fred Eskildsen, Head, m, w, age 35, Married 14 years, b. Denmark as were both parents, Immigrated 1905, Naturalized, Woodsman, Lumber, wage worker 2) Agnes Eskildsen, Wife, f, w, age 37, Married 14 years, 10 of 10 children living, b. Denmark as were both parents 3) Samuel Eskildsen, Son, m, w, age 13, Single, b. Denmark as were both parents 4) Cathrine Eskildsen, Daughter, f, w, age 12, Single, b. Denmark as were both parents 5) Hans Eskildsen, Son, m, w, age 10, Single, b. Denmark as were both parents 6) Bena Eskildsen, Daughter, f, w, age 9, Single, b. Denmark as were both parents 7) Martha Eskildsen, Daughter, f, w, age 8, Single, b. Denmark as were both parents 8) Fritz Eskildsen, Son, m, w, age 6, Single, b. Denmark as were both parents 9) Cicilla Eskildsen, Daughter, f, w, age 5, Single, b. Denmark as were both parents 10) Jens Eskildsen, Son, m, w, age 3, Single, b. Michigan, Both parents b. Denmark 11) Valdermar Eskildsen, Daughter, f, w, age 2, Single, b. Michigan, Both parents b. Denmark 12) Elena Eskildsen, Daughter, w, w, age 1, Single, b. Michigan, Both parents b. Denmark | ESKILDSEN, Fritz "Fred" (I5166)
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| 4137 | Rented home 1) Fred Eskildsen, Head, m, w, age 35, Married 14 years, b. Denmark as were both parents, Immigrated 1905, Naturalized, Woodsman, Lumber, wage worker 2) Agnes Eskildsen, Wife, f, w, age 37, Married 14 years, 10 of 10 children living, b. Denmark as were both parents 3) Samuel Eskildsen, Son, m, w, age 13, Single, b. Denmark as were both parents 4) Cathrine Eskildsen, Daughter, f, w, age 12, Single, b. Denmark as were both parents 5) Hans Eskildsen, Son, m, w, age 10, Single, b. Denmark as were both parents 6) Bena Eskildsen, Daughter, f, w, age 9, Single, b. Denmark as were both parents 7) Martha Eskildsen, Daughter, f, w, age 8, Single, b. Denmark as were both parents 8) Fritz Eskildsen, Son, m, w, age 6, Single, b. Denmark as were both parents 9) Cicilla Eskildsen, Daughter, f, w, age 5, Single, b. Denmark as were both parents 10) Jens Eskildsen, Son, m, w, age 3, Single, b. Michigan, Both parents b. Denmark 11) Valdermar Eskildsen, Daughter, f, w, age 2, Single, b. Michigan, Both parents b. Denmark 12) Elena Eskildsen, Daughter, w, w, age 1, Single, b. Michigan, Both parents b. Denmark | ESKILDSEN, Cecilia Marie (I5165)
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| 4138 | Rented home 1) Fred Eskildsen, Head, m, w, age 35, Married 14 years, b. Denmark as were both parents, Immigrated 1905, Naturalized, Woodsman, Lumber, wage worker 2) Agnes Eskildsen, Wife, f, w, age 37, Married 14 years, 10 of 10 children living, b. Denmark as were both parents 3) Samuel Eskildsen, Son, m, w, age 13, Single, b. Denmark as were both parents 4) Cathrine Eskildsen, Daughter, f, w, age 12, Single, b. Denmark as were both parents 5) Hans Eskildsen, Son, m, w, age 10, Single, b. Denmark as were both parents 6) Bena Eskildsen, Daughter, f, w, age 9, Single, b. Denmark as were both parents 7) Martha Eskildsen, Daughter, f, w, age 8, Single, b. Denmark as were both parents 8) Fritz Eskildsen, Son, m, w, age 6, Single, b. Denmark as were both parents 9) Cicilla Eskildsen, Daughter, f, w, age 5, Single, b. Denmark as were both parents 10) Jens Eskildsen, Son, m, w, age 3, Single, b. Michigan, Both parents b. Denmark 11) Valdermar Eskildsen, Daughter, f, w, age 2, Single, b. Michigan, Both parents b. Denmark 12) Elena Eskildsen, Daughter, w, w, age 1, Single, b. Michigan, Both parents b. Denmark | ESKILDSEN, James William (I5164)
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| 4139 | Rented home 1) Fred Eskildsen, Head, m, w, age 35, Married 14 years, b. Denmark as were both parents, Immigrated 1905, Naturalized, Woodsman, Lumber, wage worker 2) Agnes Eskildsen, Wife, f, w, age 37, Married 14 years, 10 of 10 children living, b. Denmark as were both parents 3) Samuel Eskildsen, Son, m, w, age 13, Single, b. Denmark as were both parents 4) Cathrine Eskildsen, Daughter, f, w, age 12, Single, b. Denmark as were both parents 5) Hans Eskildsen, Son, m, w, age 10, Single, b. Denmark as were both parents 6) Bena Eskildsen, Daughter, f, w, age 9, Single, b. Denmark as were both parents 7) Martha Eskildsen, Daughter, f, w, age 8, Single, b. Denmark as were both parents 8) Fritz Eskildsen, Son, m, w, age 6, Single, b. Denmark as were both parents 9) Cicilla Eskildsen, Daughter, f, w, age 5, Single, b. Denmark as were both parents 10) Jens Eskildsen, Son, m, w, age 3, Single, b. Michigan, Both parents b. Denmark 11) Valdermar Eskildsen, Daughter, f, w, age 2, Single, b. Michigan, Both parents b. Denmark 12) Elena Eskildsen, Daughter, w, w, age 1, Single, b. Michigan, Both parents b. Denmark | ESKILDSEN, Walter Nels (I4618)
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| 4140 | Rented home 1) Fred Eskildsen, Head, m, w, age 35, Married 14 years, b. Denmark as were both parents, Immigrated 1905, Naturalized, Woodsman, Lumber, wage worker 2) Agnes Eskildsen, Wife, f, w, age 37, Married 14 years, 10 of 10 children living, b. Denmark as were both parents 3) Samuel Eskildsen, Son, m, w, age 13, Single, b. Denmark as were both parents 4) Cathrine Eskildsen, Daughter, f, w, age 12, Single, b. Denmark as were both parents 5) Hans Eskildsen, Son, m, w, age 10, Single, b. Denmark as were both parents 6) Bena Eskildsen, Daughter, f, w, age 9, Single, b. Denmark as were both parents 7) Martha Eskildsen, Daughter, f, w, age 8, Single, b. Denmark as were both parents 8) Fritz Eskildsen, Son, m, w, age 6, Single, b. Denmark as were both parents 9) Cicilla Eskildsen, Daughter, f, w, age 5, Single, b. Denmark as were both parents 10) Jens Eskildsen, Son, m, w, age 3, Single, b. Michigan, Both parents b. Denmark 11) Valdermar Eskildsen, Daughter, f, w, age 2, Single, b. Michigan, Both parents b. Denmark 12) Elena Eskildsen, Daughter, w, w, age 1, Single, b. Michigan, Both parents b. Denmark | ESKILDSEN, Elna (I4617)
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| 4141 | Representative to the General Court In this position he was active in securing the annexation of Maine to the Province of Massachusetts Bay. | FROST, Major Charles (I3600)
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| 4142 | Representative to the General Court In this position he was active in securing the annexation of Maine to the Province of Massachusetts Bay. | FROST, Major Charles (I3600)
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| 4143 | Representative to the General Court | WEARE, Peter (I3622)
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| 4144 | Representative to the General Court | DONNELL, Samuel (I1592)
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| 4145 | Representative to the General Court of Massachusetts | BRAGDON, Capt. Daniel (I1298)
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| 4146 | Residence: North Andover Occupation: Clerk Nativity: Lawrence, 1900-3-5 Lodge: Cochichewick Membership: 1925-1-9 Dim. 1936-6-12 | WILKINSON, Raymond Eversley (I4346)
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| 4147 | Residence: Pleasant St. Name: Nowell, Charles F. Age, 1st July 1863: 24 White or Colored: White Profession, Occupation or Trade: Carpenter Married or Unmarried: M. Place of Birth: Mass. Sub District: 2 (Cambridge) | NOWELL, Charles Frederick (I1016)
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| 4148 | Returned from Boston, Massachusetts | BOWEN, Griffith Gent. (I3004)
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| 4149 | Returned from England | DOWNING, James (I5937)
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| 4150 | Returned temporarily | DOWNING, James (I5937)
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