Sarah Norcross

F, #421, b. 28 December 1657, d. before 1705

Father*Richard Norcross b. 11 Dec 1621, d. 1709
Mother*Mary Brooks b. c 1630, d. 24 Feb 1671/72
Sarah Norcross|b. 28 Dec 1657\nd. b 1705|p15.htm#i421|Richard Norcross|b. 11 Dec 1621\nd. 1709|p14.htm#i408|Mary Brooks|b. c 1630\nd. 24 Feb 1671/72|p14.htm#i404|Jeremiah Norcross|b. 1585\nd. 1657|p15.htm#i426|Adrean Chadwick|b. c 1589\nd. 20 Dec 1656|p15.htm#i427|||||||

Birth*28 December 1657 1 
Marriage*23 September 1680 Principal=Joseph Child Jr.1 
Death*before 1705  
Married Name23 September 1680 Child1 

Last Edited14 Oct 2003

Citations

  1. [S200] MD Henry Bond, Early Settlers of Watertown, p. 377.

Jeremiah Norcross

M, #422, b. 3 March 1655, d. 30 November 1717

Father*Richard Norcross1 b. 11 Dec 1621, d. 1709
Mother*Mary Brooks1 b. c 1630, d. 24 Feb 1671/72
Jeremiah Norcross|b. 3 Mar 1655\nd. 30 Nov 1717|p15.htm#i422|Richard Norcross|b. 11 Dec 1621\nd. 1709|p14.htm#i408|Mary Brooks|b. c 1630\nd. 24 Feb 1671/72|p14.htm#i404|Jeremiah Norcross|b. 1585\nd. 1657|p15.htm#i426|Adrean Chadwick|b. c 1589\nd. 20 Dec 1656|p15.htm#i427|||||||

Birth*3 March 1655 1 
Death*30 November 1717 1 

Last Edited14 Oct 2003

Citations

  1. [S200] MD Henry Bond, Early Settlers of Watertown, p. 377.

John Cole

M, #423, b. 17 January 1666/67

Father*John Cole1 b. c 1629, d. 1707
Mother*Susanna Hutchinson1,2 b. 15 Nov 1633, d. 1713
John Cole|b. 17 Jan 1666/67|p15.htm#i423|John Cole|b. c 1629\nd. 1707|p15.htm#i445|Susanna Hutchinson|b. 15 Nov 1633\nd. 1713|p16.htm#i465|Samuel Cole|b. c 1597\nd. b 13 Feb 1667|p15.htm#i432|Anne (?)|b. 1599\nd. b 1647|p15.htm#i434|William Hutchinson Gentleman|b. 14 Aug 1586\nd. 1642|p16.htm#i466|Anne Marbury|b. 20 Jul 1591\nd. 20 Sep 1643|p16.htm#i467|

Birth*17 January 1666/67 Boston, Suffolk, MA1,2,3 
Event-Misc*September 1687 Kingstown, RI, He was taxed2,3 

Last Edited21 Jul 2008

Citations

  1. [S31] William Richard Cutter, New England Families, v. IV p. 2254.
  2. [S281] Marston Watson, Reverend Francis Marbury, p. 11.
  3. [S411] John Osborne Austin, Genealogical Dictionary of Rhode Island, p. 50.

William Hutchinson1

M, #424, b. 1512, d. circa February 1556

Father*William Hutchinson1 b. 1480
William Hutchinson|b. 1512\nd. c Feb 1556|p15.htm#i424|William Hutchinson|b. 1480|p16.htm#i461||||||||||||||||

Birth*1512 Of Lincoln, Lincolnshire, England 
Marriage* Principal=Dorothy (?)1 
Death*circa February 1556 Lincolnshire, Lincolnshire, England 
Probate*6 March 1556 1 
Occupation*September 1541 Lincolnshire, England, sheriff1 
OccupationMarch 1545 Lincolnshire, England, alderman1 
OccupationSeptember 1552 Lincolnshire, England, mayor1 
Occupation a tanner1 
Occupation a glover1 
Will*4 January 1556 1 

Last Edited13 Mar 2008

Citations

  1. [S182] Joseph Lemuel Chester, "Hutchinson Family", p. 356.

James Eggleston

M, #425, b. 1560, d. 30 March 1613

ChartsParley P. Pratt Pedigree

Birth*1560 Of, Settrington, Yorkshire, England 
Marriage*circa 1602 Principal=Juliana Frear1 
Marriage* Principal=Margaret Harker1 
Death*30 March 1613 Settrington, Yorkshire, England1 
HTML* 
James Eggleston
of Settrington, Yorkshire, England - c1552
 

Family 1

Margaret Harker d. b 1602
Children

Family 2

Juliana Frear d. Jan 1637
Children

Last Edited24 Oct 2003

Citations

  1. [S194] Rosalie Eggleston, "Bygod Eggleston's Mother."

Jeremiah Norcross

M, #426, b. 1585, d. 1657

Father*Thomas Norcross1,2
Jeremiah Norcross|b. 1585\nd. 1657|p15.htm#i426|Thomas Norcross||p20.htm#i578||||||||||||||||

ChartsParley P. Pratt Pedigree

Birth*1585 All Hallows, London, Middlesex, England 
Marriage*14 September 1611 St. Luke Chelsea, London, Middlesex, England, Principal=Adrean Chadwick 
Death*1657 1 
Probate*16 September 1657 London, Middlesex, England1 
Residence*1642 Watertown, Middlesex, MA1 
Event-Misc*February 1652/53 Watertown, Middlesex, MA, admitted freeman1 
Note* NORCROSS, JEREMIAH, Watertown 1642, perhaps the freem. 1653, whose bapt. name is not giv. on the rec. d. in Eng. 1657; in his will, made 15 Sept. 1654, pro. 6 Oct. 1657, beside s. Nathaniel, and Richard, he names d. Sarah, w. of Francis Macy, tho. Bond, 376, reads the name Merry or Massey, s. Richard, d. Mary, and John Smith, s. of his w. Adrean, and speaks of gr.childr. in Eng. JEREMIAH, a soldier in Philip's war, under capt. Turner, 1676, was s. of Richard, and gr.s. of the preced.; d. says Bond, 30 Nov. 1717. JOHN, Cambridge 1642, Bond thinks was br. of the preced. and refer. to in his will; but no more is heard of him.3 
HTML* 
letter from Paul Gifford
 

Family

Adrean Chadwick b. c 1589, d. 20 Dec 1656
Children

Last Edited24 Oct 2003

Citations

  1. [S200] MD Henry Bond, Early Settlers of Watertown, p. 376.
  2. [S201] Clarence Etteinne Leonard, Fulton-Hayden-Warner Ancestry in America.
  3. [S34] James Savage, Dictionary of Settlers.

Adrean Chadwick

F, #427, b. circa 1589, d. 20 December 1656

ChartsParley P. Pratt Pedigree

Birth*circa 1589 All Hallows, Bread St., London, England 
Marriage*14 September 1611 St. Luke Chelsea, London, Middlesex, England, Principal=Jeremiah Norcross 
Death*20 December 1656 London, Middlesex, England 
Married Name Norcross 
Married Name Smith1 

Family

Jeremiah Norcross b. 1585, d. 1657
Children

Last Edited24 Oct 2003

Citations

  1. [S200] MD Henry Bond, Early Settlers of Watertown, p. 376.

Nathaniel Norcross

M, #428, b. 1618, d. 10 August 1662

Father*Jeremiah Norcross1 b. 1585, d. 1657
Mother*Adrean Chadwick b. c 1589, d. 20 Dec 1656
Nathaniel Norcross|b. 1618\nd. 10 Aug 1662|p15.htm#i428|Jeremiah Norcross|b. 1585\nd. 1657|p15.htm#i426|Adrean Chadwick|b. c 1589\nd. 20 Dec 1656|p15.htm#i427|Thomas Norcross||p20.htm#i578||||||||||

Birth*1618 England2 
Death*10 August 1662 St. Dunstan-in-the-East, London, Middlesex, England3 
Graduation*1636 Catherine Hall, Cambridge, England, A. B.1 

Last Edited14 Oct 2003

Citations

  1. [S200] MD Henry Bond, Early Settlers of Watertown, p. 376.
  2. [S58] Frederick Lewis Weis, Colonial Clergy, p. 151.
  3. [S58] Frederick Lewis Weis, Colonial Clergy, p. 152.

John Norcross

M, #429, b. 1583

Father*Thomas Norcross1
John Norcross|b. 1583|p15.htm#i429|Thomas Norcross||p20.htm#i578||||||||||||||||

Birth*1583 Of London, London, England 
Residence*1642 Cambridge, MA1 

Last Edited14 Oct 2003

Citations

  1. [S200] MD Henry Bond, Early Settlers of Watertown, p. 376.

Christopher Hutchinson1

M, #430, b. 1508, d. June 1556

Father*William Hutchinson1 b. 1480
Christopher Hutchinson|b. 1508\nd. Jun 1556|p15.htm#i430|William Hutchinson|b. 1480|p16.htm#i461||||||||||||||||

Birth*1508 Lincoln, Eng. 
Marriage*22 October 1526  
Death*June 1556 Lincolnshire, England1 
Probate*8 July 1556 1 
Occupation*6 August 1522 South Leasingham, Lincolnshire, England, parson1 
Will*18 November 1554 1 

Last Edited13 Mar 2008

Citations

  1. [S182] Joseph Lemuel Chester, "Hutchinson Family", p. 356.

Elisha Cole

M, #431, b. 8 January 1675/76, d. 1729

Father*John Cole1,2 b. c 1629, d. 1707
Mother*Susanna Hutchinson2,3 b. 15 Nov 1633, d. 1713
Elisha Cole|b. 8 Jan 1675/76\nd. 1729|p15.htm#i431|John Cole|b. c 1629\nd. 1707|p15.htm#i445|Susanna Hutchinson|b. 15 Nov 1633\nd. 1713|p16.htm#i465|Samuel Cole|b. c 1597\nd. b 13 Feb 1667|p15.htm#i432|Anne (?)|b. 1599\nd. b 1647|p15.htm#i434|William Hutchinson Gentleman|b. 14 Aug 1586\nd. 1642|p16.htm#i466|Anne Marbury|b. 20 Jul 1591\nd. 20 Sep 1643|p16.htm#i467|

Birth*8 January 1675/76 North Kingstown, Washington, Rhode Island4 
Marriage*1713 North Kingstown, Washington, RI, Principal=Elizabeth Dexter4,5 
Death*1729 London, Middlesex, England4 
Living*1707 1 
Event-Misc*December 1713 He signed the receipt for his parents' estate4 
(Witness) Probate14 December 1713 His son William took receipts from heirs for their full proportion of estate of deceased father and mother, John and Susanna Cole. The receipts were signed by Elisha Cole, Thomas and Susanna Eldred, Thomas and Hannah Place, and Elizabeth P___., Principal=John Cole, Principal=Susanna Hutchinson5 

Last Edited21 Jul 2008

Citations

  1. [S49] Archibald F. Bennett, Finding Your Forefathers in America, p. 214.
  2. [S31] William Richard Cutter, New England Families, v. IV p. 2254.
  3. [S281] Marston Watson, Reverend Francis Marbury, p. 11.
  4. [S281] Marston Watson, Reverend Francis Marbury, p. 28.
  5. [S411] John Osborne Austin, Genealogical Dictionary of Rhode Island, p. 50.

Samuel Cole

M, #432, b. circa 1597, d. before 13 February 1667

 

ChartsParley P. Pratt Pedigree

Birth*circa 1597 Mersea, Essex, England 
Marriage*before 1622 England, Principal=Anne (?)1 
Marriage*before 30 September 1647 Boston, Suffolk, MA, Principal=Margaret (?)1 
Marriage*16 October 1660 Boston, Suffolk, MA, Principal=Ann Mansfield1 
Death*before 13 February 1667 Boston, Suffolk, MA1 
Probate*13 February 1666/67 Boston, Suffolk, MA1 
Rebaptism death and burial dates; family group sheet shows "Will dated 21 DEC
1666, Will proved 13 FEB 1667".

Info. source: P 80-1-2-3 Cole Families A5C11 (also pt 1 R8A12); p. 324 Cole
Families B13F6; p. 194 Am Pub H vol 97; p. 156 Am Pub H 6 p. 249 vol 15;
Mrs. Nephi Nielson, 980 Denver St., SLC, UT

Other marriages: Margaret GREENE (#2, RIN 644); Ann MANSFIELD (#3, RIN
645)

One of the family group sheets shows subsequent dates for ordinances as
follows: baptized 21 MAY 1960; endowed 20 FEB 1962

!Children of this man & Margaret GREENE are shown as the same as those of
this man & Anne COLE; ordinance dates are different but spouses of the
children are the same; which couple do the children belong to?
 
Immigration13 June 1630 Salem, Massachusetts, with the Winthrop Fleet, Principal=Anne (?), Witness=John Cole2 
Event-Misc*18 May 1631 Boston, Suffolk, MA, made freeman1 
Occupation*4 March 1634 Boston, Suffolk, MA, an innkeeper. Winthrop reported that "Samuel Cole set up the first house for common entertainment ..."1 
Occupationbetween 1653 and 1657 Boston, Suffolk, MA, selectman1 
Will*21 December 1666 Boston, Suffolk, MA1 
Note* SAMUEL COLE

ORIGIN: Unknown
MIGRATION: 1630
FIRST RESIDENCE: Boston
OCCUPATION: Innkeeper (On 4 March 1633/4 Winthrop reported that "Samuel Cole set up the first house for common entertainment ..." [ WJ 1:148; see also MBCR 1:155, 159, 199, 208, 226, 228, 244, 245, 279]). Confectioner, as he calls himself in deeds.
CHURCH MEMBERSHIP: "Samuell Cole and Anne his wife" (the latter annotated as "dead since") admitted to Boston church as members #42 and #43, which would be in the fall of 1630 [ BChR 13].
FREEMAN: Requested 19 October 1630 and admitted 18 May 1631 (both times as "Mr. Sam[ue]ll Coole") [ MBCR 1:80, 366].
EDUCATION: Signed his will and numerous deeds. Inventory included "Books 13 bound in leather with some other books, £1 15s.," as well as "a picture of a ship and another picture." He made a bequest to Harvard College, and on 13 December 1652 he was appointed to a Boston committee for collecting money for the college [ BTR 1:113].
OFFICES: Boston selectman, 1653 through 1657 [ BTR 1:114, 118, 122, 128, 134]. Sealer of weights and measures, 27 March 1654 [ BTR 119]. Surveyor, 13 March 1647/8 [ BTR 1:92]. Rater, 10 November 1634 [ BTR 1:2]. Highway company, 10 January 1641/2 [ BTR 1:65].
He was admitted to the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company in 1638 [ HAHAC 1:30].
ESTATE: On 26 September 1636 it was found that "Mr. Samuell Cole" had sold an allotment without consent of the allotters to "one Mr. Greenefield" who was a stranger, and Cole must "forfeit for the breaking of the order £3" [ BTR 1:12]. His great allotment at Rumney Marsh and Pullen Point in 1637 was one hundred and five acres [ BTR 1:29].
On the last day of February 1638, Samuel Cole of Boston, "innholder," and his wife (unnamed) sold to Capt. "Robert Sedgwicke" of Charlestown for £200 the southern part of one new mansion house in Boston where Samuel "lately dwelled" together with an old house, leantos, stable, hogstyes, hoghouse, yard, garden, on the other side of "the same house assured to...Thomas Marryot and others" [ Lechford 51-57].
In the Boston Book of Possessions, Samuel Cole held "one house and garden" [ BBOP 9].
On 20 May 1645 Valentine Hill of Boston sold to Samuel Cole "a certain parcel of land bounded with Wm. Pierce on the west, the cove on the north, Mr. Hill's highway ... on the east, & a small lot of Samuel Cole's which he lately purchased of Joshua Hues on the south"; and on the same day Samuel Cole sold to George Halsall "a certain house & garden bounded with Edmund Gross' lot and well northeast, Mr. Thomas Clarke northwest and southwest, & the bay southeast" (this latter being Samuel Cole's lot in the Boston Book of Possessions) [ SLR 1:59; Aspinwall 6].
With his neighbors, Samuel Cole went to court 14 October 1651 and pleaded for relief from "Sagamore George," who pretended title to land in Rumney Marsh. The court ordered that they set aside twenty acres of land for the sagamore and then enjoy their land unmolested [ MBCR 3:252].
On 24 March 1653 Samuel Cole of Boston "confectioner" and Margaret "his wife" sold to William Halsey of "Pullin Point in the parish of Boston" their farm house and appurtenances, reserving one sixth part of the premises, also ten acres of upland and six acres of meadow or marsh excepted to Edmond Gross of Boston. Part of this deed assured Halsey that the purchase of the property would not compel him to "travel above seven miles distance from the place of their several abodes" to receive assurance that the deed was good [ SLR 2:4-8].
On 18 May 1653, the General Court granted Mr. Samuel Cole of Boston four hundred acres of land at Nonatocke, he "having long since disbursed £50 in the common stock" [ MBCR 3:304]. Again, in June 1661, the court took up this matter and further ordered that "considering that Mr. Cole was an ancient adventurer in the public stock and hath been long out of his money, been at great charges and loss in this business, hath approved himself respective and serviceable to this Court, the Court judgeth it meet to grant Mr. Samuel Cole three hundred acres more in any place free from former grants" [ MBCR 4:2:22]. On 26 May 1658, the General Court granted petitioner Samuel Cole a neck of land lying within a mile and a half or two miles of "Nacooke" beyond the town of Chelmsford, and to make up the four hundred acres formerly granted him in any other place [ MBCR 4:1:337].
On 26 October 1653 "Mr. Samuell Cole of Boston comfitmaker" in consideration "of a marriage solemnized and fully finished betwixt Edmond Jackson of Boston ... shoemaker & Mary my daughter" gave the couple the dwelling house with a garden and well which he had purchased of William Halsey [ SLR 3:502].
On 31 December 1658 Samuel Cole of Boston, "confectioner," and Margaret "his wife" sold to Zachariah Phillips of Boston, butcher, nine acres in Boston [ SLR 3:194-95]. On 7 March 1664/5 "Samuel Cole of Boston, confectioner," sold for £50 to Thomas Walker Sr. of Boston, brickmaker, (then deceased), and Thomas Walker Jr. of Boston, brickmaker, a strip of land in Boston [ SLR 5:92-3].
On 18 March 1665/6 "Samuell Cole of Boston..., comfitmaker, and Anna his now wife" for that love & affection which we bear towards Samuel Royal "son of William Royall of Casco Bay who married with Febee Greene the daughter of Margaret, former wife of me the said Samuel Cole," for a "former promise to the said Margaret in the time of her life" grant Samuel Royal a strip of land in Boston, reserving one half part of the fruit trees and half the roses [ SLR 5:484-86].
On 21 September 1666 "Samuel Cole of Boston ... confectioner" sold for £40 to Isaac Gross of Boston, cordwainer, and John Senter of Rumney Marsh, husbandman, two small houses adjoining each other and the land they stand on in Boston, bordered by Elisha and Elizabeth Jackson and others [ SLR 5:53-5]. On 6 October 1666 "Samuel Cole of Boston ... confectioner" gave for natural love and affection to "my grand children Elisha Jackson & Elizabeth Jackson son and daughter of Edmund Jackson of Boston ... cordwainer had by Mary my daughter his late deceased wife" a strip of land in Boston, and if either of them die, Elisha before age eighteen or Elizabeth before age sixteen or marriage, then the survivor to enjoy the land, or if they both die, to their father Edmund Jackson "and I the said Samuell Cole do hereby nominate, and authorize Isaac Grose my Grandson, and attorney to give possession ... unto their father Edmund Jackson" [ SLR 5:74-6].
In his will, dated 21 December 1666 and proved 13 February 1666/7, "Samuell Cole of Boston" though "weak in body through many weaknesses that do attend me" bequeathed to "my daughter Elizabeth Weeden that land of mine at Rumney Marsh which at present her husband and she lives upon and have done for some years past, which is the sixth part of my land ... as also all the marsh ground I have at Hogg Island," six acres, which "my said daughter and her husband shall enjoy during their natural life ... and after their decease it shall be equally divided amongst all their children"; to "my daughter Marie's children which she had by Edmond Jackson, vizt. Elisha and Elizabeth" a house lot in Boston; to "my grandchild Sarah Scenter" a colt now in the possession of "her husband John Scenter"; to "my daughter Elizabeth Weeden £20 which is due unto me from John Scenter," toward the building of a new house at Rumney Marsh; to "my son John Cole's children" £10 equally divided amongst them; to "my daughter Elizabeth Weeden's children" £10 equally divided amongst them, "which £20 is due unto me by Elizabeth Gross"; to "my grandchild Samuel Cole the eldest son of my son John Cole" I give "my land at Monecticott bought of Clement Cole and given him by the town"; to "my old servant Elizabeth Ward" a cow "in the keeping of my son-in-law Edward Weeden as long as she liveth ... & afterwards to remain to my daughter Elizabeth Weeden, also my old green coat I give unto the said Elizabeth Ward"; to "the old Church of Boston" 20s.; "whereas I promised to give 20s. to Harvard College & some part of it paid in wooden ware by Elzer to Mr. Danforth" the residue to be paid together with 20s. more; residue to "my son John Cole and my daughter Elizabeth Weeden" to be equally divided, they also to be joint executors; but if John Cole refuses to be executor, then Elizabeth to be sole executor and John to have 20s.; to "my grandchild Samuel Royall" 40s. toward building a house; confirms the deed of gift made to son John of one half of house at Boston. "This will was taken from the mouth of the aforesaid Testator and read before him who owned it to be his last will and Testatment..."; James Everell and Goodman Search, the weaver, overseers [ SPR 1:482-84].
The inventory of the estate of Mr. Samuell Cole was taken 7 May 1666 by Elias Maverick, Aaron Way and William Ireland, and totalled £156 15s. 2d., itemizing first the estate "at Winnesimet" and then that "what was at Boston at James Everell's," of which £42 was real estate: "marsh land at Hogg Island," £12; and "land at Monotilot," £30 [ SPR 5:36-37].
BIRTH: By about 1597 based on estimated date of marriage.
DEATH: Boston between 21 December 1666 (date of will) and 13 February 1666/7 (probate of will).
MARRIAGE: (1) By about 1622 (assuming she was mother of all his children) Ann _____; she had died by 1647, and perhaps earlier.
(2) By 30 September 1647 Margaret (_____) Greene, daughter-in-law of Isaac Greene of Mersey, Essex, England [ Aspinwall 90, 155].
(3) Boston 16 October 1660 Ann (Mansfield) Keayne, widow [ BVR 76]; born about 1596-7 (aged about 21 on 17 June 1617 [ EIHC 28:83] and aged 38 years when she came in the Defense in 1635 [ Hotten 107]). She married (1) by license dated 17 June 1617 Robert Keayne [ EIHC 28:83], who listed many of her relations in his 1656 will, including her "brother John Mansfield" [ SPR Case #171].
CHILDREN:
i CATHERINE, b. say 1622, m. Boston by 1642 Edmund Gross (birth of eldest child Isaac to "Edmund and Catherine Gross," 1 October 1642 [ BVR 13], and Samuel Cole calls Isaac Gross his grandson [ SLR 5:74-6]). Gross m. (2) Ann _____ ; Ann, the widow Gross, m. (2) Boston 15 August 1658 "Samuel Sheeres of Dedham" [ BVR 67]. (The year of this marriage must be incorrect as published, for a child was born to this couple in Dedham on 3 October 1657 [ DeVR 7] and they consented to a deed as a married couple in the same year [ SLR 3:362].)

ii ELIZABETH, b. say 1624; m. by 1644 Edward Weeden (son Samuel b. Boston in August 1644 [ BVR 17]).

iii JOHN, b. say 1626; m. Boston 30 December 1651 Susanna Hutchinson, daughter of William Hutchinson [ BVR 34]. (John Cole was misrepresented twice in early records. On 5 September 1639 "Samuel Cole of Boston in N.E. g[ent]. placeth John Cole his grandchild apprentice to John Mylam of Boston aforesaid cooper for 7 years" from "1.1.1638" [apparently 1 March 1638/9] [ Lechford 175]. If this were really the grandchild of Samuel Cole, then the latter would have to be a generation older than otherwise required by the evidence, and so the record apparently errs in stating the relation. The marriage record for John Cole calls him "son of Isaac Cole," but the only known Isaac Cole of this early date was of Charlestown, and he did not have a son John [ Wyman 229]. In 1943 Mary Lovering Holman published an excellent article on this John Cole and his connections [ NEHGR 97:194-95].)

iv MARY, b. say 1628; m. (1) _____ Gawdren; m. (2) Boston 7 January 1652/3 Edmund Jackson [ BVR 38]. (The marriage record as printed explicitly identifies the bride as "Mary Gawdren, widow," but no other record of this surname has been found in New England at this early date; perhaps it is a corruption of some more familiar name.)

ASSOCIATIONS: Samuel Cole was almost certainly closely related to Clement Cole who came to New England in 1635 on the Susan & Ellen [ Hotten 59]. The name immediately above Clement Cole's on the passenger list was "Jo: Mansfield," aged 34, whose sister had married Mr. Robert Keayne. (Edward Weeden, who would later marry Elizabeth, the daughter of Samuel Cole, was also on this vessel.)
Clement Cole was a servant to Robert Keayne as early as 1635 ("Cleoment Cole, who served with Mr. Robert Keayne four years...," 30 September 1639 [ BTR 1:42]); Samuel Cole later purchased Clement Cole's lands in Braintree, and married Robert Keayne's widow. (Savage says that this John Mansfield came to New England in 1634 on the Regard of Barnstable, and attaches to him a moralizing story about "one Mansfield, a poor godly man of Exeter," who was subsidized on his voyage to New England by a local merchant, became rich, and lost his godliness [ WJ 1:178]. This does not fit John Mansfield, brother-in-law of Robert Keayne, whose father and brother-in-law were quite wealthy, and not from the West Country. Savage himself shows his uncertainty about the ascription of this tale, for he repeats it again at the end of the Mansfield section, without connecting it to any one immigrant.)
"Samuel Cole of Boston...yeoman & Margaret his wife daughter of Isaac Greene late of Mersey in the Count of Essex deceased" pursued the sale of "lands lying in Mersey...wherein the said Margar[et] had interest during her life" [ Aspinwall , 90]. Samuel Royal, "grandchild," named in Samuel Cole's will, was the son of William Royal and Phebe Greene, and grandson of Cole's second wife, Margaret Greene, daughter-in-law (or widow?) of Isaac Greene.
COMMENTS: In his will, Samuel Cole gives his daughter Elizabeth one sixth part of his land. In his deed to William Halsey, he excepts one-sixth of the land in favor of Edmund Gross. An argument can be made that Cole had five children, and the sixths that are seen in the will and deed represented a double share for son John and single shares for four other children. Although none of the Gross children of Catherine Cole were mentioned in Samuel's will, they were provided for in deeds. This leaves one child unspoken for, perhaps the share represented by Margaret Greene's grandson, Samuel Royal.
The inventory of Samuel Cole shows that all his remaining land and most of his furniture were "at Winnesimet," and that his possesions in Boston were few and at the house of James Everell. He had been deeding his Boston land to his children and grandchildren, and at some time late in life must have moved out of Boston to his lands on the other side of the Mystic River.
On "12 August 1636, at a general meeting of the richer inhabitants [of Boston] there was given towards the maintenance of a free school master for the youth with us" donations by numerous persons, including Samuel Cole, who gave 10s. [ BTR 1:160].
On 20 November 1637 Samuel Cole was disarmed for signing the remonstrance on behalf of Rev. John Wheelwright [ MBCR 1:211]. On about 22 November 1637, in the face of immediate and stern governmental disapproval, and an order to disarm all those who failed to recant, Cole was the first to sign an acknowledgment that "it was ill done, and unwarrantably, as transgressing therein the rule of due honor to authority, and of modesty, and submission in private persons, and therefore I desire my name may be put out of it" [ WP 3:513].
With others, Samuel Cole was asked to "make sufficient the cartway against Mr. Hutchinson's house, under which they drain their gardens" 18 February 1638/9 [ BTR 1:38].
The Boston selectmen ruled 30 November 1657 that Mr. Samuel Cole, having added Elizabeth Knap to his household contrary to the order of the town, and Elizabeth remaining in Boston, if she became chargeable to the town, Mr. Cole was to be responsible for all costs [ BTR 1:140].1 
Note Birth year in question; may be ABT 1601

Birth place spelling in question; may be Esses rather than Essex
 

Family

Anne (?) b. 1599, d. b 1647
Children

Last Edited13 Mar 2008

Citations

  1. [S15] Robert Charles Anderson, Great Migration, V.1.
  2. [S281] Marston Watson, Reverend Francis Marbury, p. 11.

Samuel Cole

M, #433, b. 24 March 1656

Father*John Cole1 b. c 1629, d. 1707
Mother*Susanna Hutchinson1,2 b. 15 Nov 1633, d. 1713
Samuel Cole|b. 24 Mar 1656|p15.htm#i433|John Cole|b. c 1629\nd. 1707|p15.htm#i445|Susanna Hutchinson|b. 15 Nov 1633\nd. 1713|p16.htm#i465|Samuel Cole|b. c 1597\nd. b 13 Feb 1667|p15.htm#i432|Anne (?)|b. 1599\nd. b 1647|p15.htm#i434|William Hutchinson Gentleman|b. 14 Aug 1586\nd. 1642|p16.htm#i466|Anne Marbury|b. 20 Jul 1591\nd. 20 Sep 1643|p16.htm#i467|

Birth*24 March 1656 Boston, Suffolk, MA3 
Marriage*25 September 1679 Principal=Lydia (?)4 

Last Edited21 Jul 2008

Citations

  1. [S31] William Richard Cutter, New England Families, v. IV p. 2254.
  2. [S281] Marston Watson, Reverend Francis Marbury, p. 11.
  3. [S411] John Osborne Austin, Genealogical Dictionary of Rhode Island, p. 50.
  4. [S241] Marie Dean Speakman, 2003.

Anne (?)

F, #434, b. 1599, d. before 1647

ChartsParley P. Pratt Pedigree

Birth*1599 Of, Mersea, Essex, England 
Marriage*before 1622 England, Principal=Samuel Cole1 
Death*before 1647 Boston, Suffolk, MA1 
Married Namebefore 1622 Cole1 
Immigration13 June 1630 Salem, Massachusetts, with the Winthrop Fleet, Principal=Samuel Cole, Witness=John Cole2 

Family

Samuel Cole b. c 1597, d. b 13 Feb 1667
Children

Last Edited13 Mar 2008

Citations

  1. [S15] Robert Charles Anderson, Great Migration, V.1.
  2. [S281] Marston Watson, Reverend Francis Marbury, p. 11.

Francis Cole

M, #435, b. circa 1663

Father*John Cole1 b. c 1629, d. 1707
Mother*Susanna Hutchinson1,2 b. 15 Nov 1633, d. 1713
Francis Cole|b. c 1663|p15.htm#i435|John Cole|b. c 1629\nd. 1707|p15.htm#i445|Susanna Hutchinson|b. 15 Nov 1633\nd. 1713|p16.htm#i465|Samuel Cole|b. c 1597\nd. b 13 Feb 1667|p15.htm#i432|Anne (?)|b. 1599\nd. b 1647|p15.htm#i434|William Hutchinson Gentleman|b. 14 Aug 1586\nd. 1642|p16.htm#i466|Anne Marbury|b. 20 Jul 1591\nd. 20 Sep 1643|p16.htm#i467|

Birth*circa 1663 Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts3 
Marriage*circa 1688 Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, Principal=Sarah (?)3 
Event-Misc*1687 Kingstown, Washington, RI, He was taxed3 
Taxroll*6 September 1687 taxed 1s4 

Last Edited21 Jul 2008

Citations

  1. [S31] William Richard Cutter, New England Families, v. IV p. 2254.
  2. [S281] Marston Watson, Reverend Francis Marbury, p. 11.
  3. [S281] Marston Watson, Reverend Francis Marbury, p. 26.
  4. [S411] John Osborne Austin, Genealogical Dictionary of Rhode Island, p. 50.

Hannah Cole

F, #436, b. 17 December 1668, d. 1734

Father*John Cole1,2 b. c 1629, d. 1707
Mother*Susanna Hutchinson2,3 b. 15 Nov 1633, d. 1713
Hannah Cole|b. 17 Dec 1668\nd. 1734|p15.htm#i436|John Cole|b. c 1629\nd. 1707|p15.htm#i445|Susanna Hutchinson|b. 15 Nov 1633\nd. 1713|p16.htm#i465|Samuel Cole|b. c 1597\nd. b 13 Feb 1667|p15.htm#i432|Anne (?)|b. 1599\nd. b 1647|p15.htm#i434|William Hutchinson Gentleman|b. 14 Aug 1586\nd. 1642|p16.htm#i466|Anne Marbury|b. 20 Jul 1591\nd. 20 Sep 1643|p16.htm#i467|

Birth*17 December 1668 Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts2,4 
Marriage*1694 Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, Principal=Thomas Place5,4 
Death*1734 N. Kingstown, Washington, RI6 
Married Name Place 
Living*1707 1 
(Witness) Probate14 December 1713 His son William took receipts from heirs for their full proportion of estate of deceased father and mother, John and Susanna Cole. The receipts were signed by Elisha Cole, Thomas and Susanna Eldred, Thomas and Hannah Place, and Elizabeth P___., Principal=John Cole, Principal=Susanna Hutchinson7 
(Witness) Probate17 November 1727 Principal=Thomas Place6 

Family

Thomas Place b. 1663, d. 1727
Child

Last Edited12 May 2004

Citations

  1. [S49] Archibald F. Bennett, Finding Your Forefathers in America, p. 214.
  2. [S31] William Richard Cutter, New England Families, v. IV p. 2254.
  3. [S281] Marston Watson, Reverend Francis Marbury, p. 11.
  4. [S281] Marston Watson, Reverend Francis Marbury, p. 26.
  5. [S49] Archibald F. Bennett, Finding Your Forefathers in America, p. 214.
  6. [S281] Marston Watson, Reverend Francis Marbury, p. 27.
  7. [S411] John Osborne Austin, Genealogical Dictionary of Rhode Island, p. 50.
  8. [S281] Marston Watson, Reverend Francis Marbury, p. 69.

Elizabeth Cole

F, #437, b. 4 March 1664/65, d. after 14 December 1713

Father*John Cole1,2 b. c 1629, d. 1707
Mother*Susanna Hutchinson2,3 b. 15 Nov 1633, d. 1713
Elizabeth Cole|b. 4 Mar 1664/65\nd. a 14 Dec 1713|p15.htm#i437|John Cole|b. c 1629\nd. 1707|p15.htm#i445|Susanna Hutchinson|b. 15 Nov 1633\nd. 1713|p16.htm#i465|Samuel Cole|b. c 1597\nd. b 13 Feb 1667|p15.htm#i432|Anne (?)|b. 1599\nd. b 1647|p15.htm#i434|William Hutchinson Gentleman|b. 14 Aug 1586\nd. 1642|p16.htm#i466|Anne Marbury|b. 20 Jul 1591\nd. 20 Sep 1643|p16.htm#i467|

Birth*4 March 1664/65 Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts4 
Marriage*circa 1688 Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, Principal=Robert Potter4 
Death*after 14 December 1713 5 
(Witness) Probate14 December 1713 His son William took receipts from heirs for their full proportion of estate of deceased father and mother, John and Susanna Cole. The receipts were signed by Elisha Cole, Thomas and Susanna Eldred, Thomas and Hannah Place, and Elizabeth P___., Principal=John Cole, Principal=Susanna Hutchinson5 

Last Edited21 Jul 2008

Citations

  1. [S49] Archibald F. Bennett, Finding Your Forefathers in America, p. 214.
  2. [S31] William Richard Cutter, New England Families, v. IV p. 2254.
  3. [S281] Marston Watson, Reverend Francis Marbury, p. 11.
  4. [S281] Marston Watson, Reverend Francis Marbury, p. 26.
  5. [S411] John Osborne Austin, Genealogical Dictionary of Rhode Island, p. 50.

Ann Cole

F, #438, b. 1718, d. 6 August 1742

Father*William Cole1,2 b. 13 Jul 1671, d. b 17 Sep 1734
Mother*Ann Pinder3 b. s 1675
Ann Cole|b. 1718\nd. 6 Aug 1742|p15.htm#i438|William Cole|b. 13 Jul 1671\nd. b 17 Sep 1734|p15.htm#i447|Ann Pinder|b. s 1675|p15.htm#i448|John Cole|b. c 1629\nd. 1707|p15.htm#i445|Susanna Hutchinson|b. 15 Nov 1633\nd. 1713|p16.htm#i465|Jacob Pinder|b. c 1650|p16.htm#i464||||

Birth*1718 North Kingstown, Washington, RI3 
Death*6 August 1742 North Kingstown, Washington, RI, unmarried3 
(Witness) Probate17 September 1734 Exs. wife Ann and son John. To wife, half of dwelling house and farm for live, while wide, or £20 a year if she marry again. To son John and his male heirs, house and land. To other four sons, Samuel, Joseph, Banjamin, and Wignall, certain land, at age. To daughter, Mary Dickenson, a legacy, and to other three daughters, Ann, Hannah, and Susanna, a legacy at 19. To son John, rest of estate., Principal=William Cole, Principal=Ann Pinder4 

Last Edited12 May 2004

Citations

  1. [S49] Archibald F. Bennett, Finding Your Forefathers in America, p. 213.
  2. [S281] Marston Watson, Reverend Francis Marbury, p. 27.
  3. [S281] Marston Watson, Reverend Francis Marbury, p. 28.
  4. [S411] John Osborne Austin, Genealogical Dictionary of Rhode Island, p. 50.

Samuel Cole

M, #439, b. 1712

Father*William Cole1,2 b. 13 Jul 1671, d. b 17 Sep 1734
Mother*Ann Pinder1,3 b. s 1675
Samuel Cole|b. 1712|p15.htm#i439|William Cole|b. 13 Jul 1671\nd. b 17 Sep 1734|p15.htm#i447|Ann Pinder|b. s 1675|p15.htm#i448|John Cole|b. c 1629\nd. 1707|p15.htm#i445|Susanna Hutchinson|b. 15 Nov 1633\nd. 1713|p16.htm#i465|Jacob Pinder|b. c 1650|p16.htm#i464||||

Birth*1712 North Kingstown, Washington, RI1,3 
(Witness) Probate17 September 1734 Exs. wife Ann and son John. To wife, half of dwelling house and farm for live, while wide, or £20 a year if she marry again. To son John and his male heirs, house and land. To other four sons, Samuel, Joseph, Banjamin, and Wignall, certain land, at age. To daughter, Mary Dickenson, a legacy, and to other three daughters, Ann, Hannah, and Susanna, a legacy at 19. To son John, rest of estate., Principal=William Cole, Principal=Ann Pinder4 

Last Edited12 May 2004

Citations

  1. [S49] Archibald F. Bennett, Finding Your Forefathers in America, p. 213.
  2. [S281] Marston Watson, Reverend Francis Marbury, p. 27.
  3. [S281] Marston Watson, Reverend Francis Marbury, p. 28.
  4. [S411] John Osborne Austin, Genealogical Dictionary of Rhode Island, p. 50.

(?) Reignolds

F, #440

Marriage*1525 Principal=John Almey1 
Married Name1525 (?) Almey1 

Family

John Almey b. c 1505, d. a 1550
Child

Last Edited14 Oct 2003

Citations

  1. [S19] George Walter Chamberlain, "William Almy of RI", p. 319.

William Cole

M, #441, b. 1713

Father*William Cole1,2 b. 13 Jul 1671, d. b 17 Sep 1734
Mother*Ann Pinder1,3 b. s 1675
William Cole|b. 1713|p15.htm#i441|William Cole|b. 13 Jul 1671\nd. b 17 Sep 1734|p15.htm#i447|Ann Pinder|b. s 1675|p15.htm#i448|John Cole|b. c 1629\nd. 1707|p15.htm#i445|Susanna Hutchinson|b. 15 Nov 1633\nd. 1713|p16.htm#i465|Jacob Pinder|b. c 1650|p16.htm#i464||||

Birth*1713 North Kingstown, Washington, RI1,3 

Last Edited12 May 2004

Citations

  1. [S49] Archibald F. Bennett, Finding Your Forefathers in America, p. 213.
  2. [S281] Marston Watson, Reverend Francis Marbury, p. 27.
  3. [S281] Marston Watson, Reverend Francis Marbury, p. 28.

Wignal Cole

M, #442, b. 1721

Father*William Cole1,2 b. 13 Jul 1671, d. b 17 Sep 1734
Mother*Ann Pinder1,3 b. s 1675
Wignal Cole|b. 1721|p15.htm#i442|William Cole|b. 13 Jul 1671\nd. b 17 Sep 1734|p15.htm#i447|Ann Pinder|b. s 1675|p15.htm#i448|John Cole|b. c 1629\nd. 1707|p15.htm#i445|Susanna Hutchinson|b. 15 Nov 1633\nd. 1713|p16.htm#i465|Jacob Pinder|b. c 1650|p16.htm#i464||||

Birth*1721 North Kingstown, Washington, RI1,3 
(Witness) Probate17 September 1734 Exs. wife Ann and son John. To wife, half of dwelling house and farm for live, while wide, or £20 a year if she marry again. To son John and his male heirs, house and land. To other four sons, Samuel, Joseph, Banjamin, and Wignall, certain land, at age. To daughter, Mary Dickenson, a legacy, and to other three daughters, Ann, Hannah, and Susanna, a legacy at 19. To son John, rest of estate., Principal=William Cole, Principal=Ann Pinder4 

Last Edited12 May 2004

Citations

  1. [S49] Archibald F. Bennett, Finding Your Forefathers in America, p. 213.
  2. [S281] Marston Watson, Reverend Francis Marbury, p. 27.
  3. [S281] Marston Watson, Reverend Francis Marbury, p. 28.
  4. [S411] John Osborne Austin, Genealogical Dictionary of Rhode Island, p. 50.

Susanna Cole

F, #443, b. say 1710

Father*William Cole1,2 b. 13 Jul 1671, d. b 17 Sep 1734
Mother*Ann Pinder2 b. s 1675
Susanna Cole|b. s 1710|p15.htm#i443|William Cole|b. 13 Jul 1671\nd. b 17 Sep 1734|p15.htm#i447|Ann Pinder|b. s 1675|p15.htm#i448|John Cole|b. c 1629\nd. 1707|p15.htm#i445|Susanna Hutchinson|b. 15 Nov 1633\nd. 1713|p16.htm#i465|Jacob Pinder|b. c 1650|p16.htm#i464||||

Birth*say 1710 North Kingstown, Washington, RI2 
(Witness) Probate17 September 1734 Exs. wife Ann and son John. To wife, half of dwelling house and farm for live, while wide, or £20 a year if she marry again. To son John and his male heirs, house and land. To other four sons, Samuel, Joseph, Banjamin, and Wignall, certain land, at age. To daughter, Mary Dickenson, a legacy, and to other three daughters, Ann, Hannah, and Susanna, a legacy at 19. To son John, rest of estate., Principal=William Cole, Principal=Ann Pinder3 

Last Edited12 May 2004

Citations

  1. [S49] Archibald F. Bennett, Finding Your Forefathers in America, p. 213.
  2. [S281] Marston Watson, Reverend Francis Marbury, p. 27.
  3. [S411] John Osborne Austin, Genealogical Dictionary of Rhode Island, p. 50.

Capt. John Cole1

M, #444, b. 1702, d. 1792

Father*William Cole2,3 b. 13 Jul 1671, d. b 17 Sep 1734
Mother*Ann Pinder2,3 b. s 1675
Capt. John Cole|b. 1702\nd. 1792|p15.htm#i444|William Cole|b. 13 Jul 1671\nd. b 17 Sep 1734|p15.htm#i447|Ann Pinder|b. s 1675|p15.htm#i448|John Cole|b. c 1629\nd. 1707|p15.htm#i445|Susanna Hutchinson|b. 15 Nov 1633\nd. 1713|p16.htm#i465|Jacob Pinder|b. c 1650|p16.htm#i464||||

Birth*1702 North Kingstown, Washington, RI2,1 
Marriage*22 May 1734 Little Compton, RI, by Richard Billings, Justice, Principal=Anna Wilbor1 
Marriage*7 February 1745/46 North Kingstown, Washington, RI, by Rev. James McSparran at her brother Thomas's home., Principal=Mary Bissell1 
Death*1792  
(Witness) Probate17 September 1734 Exs. wife Ann and son John. To wife, half of dwelling house and farm for live, while wide, or £20 a year if she marry again. To son John and his male heirs, house and land. To other four sons, Samuel, Joseph, Banjamin, and Wignall, certain land, at age. To daughter, Mary Dickenson, a legacy, and to other three daughters, Ann, Hannah, and Susanna, a legacy at 19. To son John, rest of estate., Principal=William Cole, Principal=Ann Pinder4 

Last Edited12 May 2004

Citations

  1. [S281] Marston Watson, Reverend Francis Marbury, p. 67.
  2. [S49] Archibald F. Bennett, Finding Your Forefathers in America, p. 213.
  3. [S281] Marston Watson, Reverend Francis Marbury, p. 27.
  4. [S411] John Osborne Austin, Genealogical Dictionary of Rhode Island, p. 50.

John Cole

M, #445, b. circa 1629, d. 1707

Father*Samuel Cole1,2 b. c 1597, d. b 13 Feb 1667
Mother*Anne (?)1,2 b. 1599, d. b 1647
John Cole|b. c 1629\nd. 1707|p15.htm#i445|Samuel Cole|b. c 1597\nd. b 13 Feb 1667|p15.htm#i432|Anne (?)|b. 1599\nd. b 1647|p15.htm#i434|||||||||||||

ChartsParley P. Pratt Pedigree

Birthsay 1626 England3,1 
Birth*circa 1629 Mersey, Essex, England2 
Marriage*30 December 1651 Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, by Richard Bellingham, Esq., Principal=Susanna Hutchinson3,4,2,5,6 
Death1707 North Kingstown, Washington, Rhode Island2 
Death*1707 Wickford, Washington, RI3,6 
Probate*1707 Administration to widow Susanna and son William, Principal=Susanna Hutchinson, Witness=William Cole6 
Probate14 December 1713 His son William took receipts from heirs for their full proportion of estate of deceased father and mother, John and Susanna Cole. The receipts were signed by Elisha Cole, Thomas and Susanna Eldred, Thomas and Hannah Place, and Elizabeth P___., Principal=Susanna Hutchinson, Witness=William Cole, Witness=Elisha Cole, Witness=Hannah Cole, Witness=Susanna Cole, Witness=Elizabeth Cole, Witness=Lt. Thomas Eldred, Witness=Thomas Place6 
Will  
(Witness) Immigration13 June 1630 Salem, Massachusetts, with the Winthrop Fleet, Principal=Samuel Cole, Principal=Anne (?)2 
Residence*before 1663 Kingstown, RI3 
Migration*before 1663 Kings Town, RI, John Cole came to Kings Town to look after the lands of Edward Hutchinson, his brother-in-law, Migrant=Susanna Hutchinson6 
Event-Misc*1664 Narrangsett, RI, appointed magistrate by jurisdiction of Connecticutt2 
Deed*9 April 1667 Boston, Middlesex, MA, Grantee=Capt. Edward Hutchinson6 
Occupation*1668 Wickford, Washington, RI, Magistrate3,6 
Event-Misc4 May 1668 Wickford, RI, John Cole and other inhabitants of Wickford petitioned the Connecticut authorites to re-assume their government, or if not, that the petitioners might look for government and protection elsewhere.6 
Event-Misc1670 He was on the jury in case of the murder of Walter House by Thomas Flounders, the jury being called by Connecticut authorities6 
Event-Misc22 June 1670 Wickford, RI, He and three others were appointed commissioners by Connecticut, and the inhabitants of Wickford were called upon to yield obedience to them, and not to the Rhode Island officers.6 
Event-Misc15 July 1670 He, having said before the Rhode Island Governor and Council, that he had not as yet taken an engagement ot any office under Connecticut, but did not know how soon he might, and also did own that he did forewarn the Rhode Island Conservators of the Peace from acting in his Majesty's name, &c.; he was committed to the Sergeant, till the next court meeting, and was to find bail for £20, to answer for said contempt. The warning which he gave to the Conservators of the peace, related to a matter of disputed jurisdiction between the two colonies, in the calling of a jury of inquest in the case of murder of Walter House, of Wickford.6,7 
Event-Misc29 July 1679 Narragasett, RI, He and forty-one other inhabitants of Narragansett, petitioned the King, praying that he "would pt and end to these differences about hte government thereof, which hath been so fatal to the prosperity of the place; animosities still arising in peoples minds as they stand affected to this or that government."6 
Event-Misc28 June 1682 He now acted as Conservator of the Peach on behalf of the Rhode Island authorities6 
Event-Misc6 September 1687 taxed 11s 9d6 
Note* Info. source: "Austins Gen. Dict of R.I.", R.I. 5, p. 50; "N.E. Reg",
Jan 1944, p. 18; Mass 18 p. 249-50; "Pioneers of Mass", Pope; Una Pratt
Giles, 222 3rd Ave., SLC, UT, Ensign Stake, SO 18th Ward
 

Family

Susanna Hutchinson b. 15 Nov 1633, d. 1713
Children

Last Edited21 Jul 2008

Citations

  1. [S15] Robert Charles Anderson, Great Migration, V.1.
  2. [S281] Marston Watson, Reverend Francis Marbury, p. 11.
  3. [S49] Archibald F. Bennett, Finding Your Forefathers in America, p. 214.
  4. [S31] William Richard Cutter, New England Families, v. IV p. 2254.
  5. [S284] Douglas Richardson, Plantagenet Ancestry, p 493.
  6. [S411] John Osborne Austin, Genealogical Dictionary of Rhode Island, p. 50.
  7. [S412] John Russell Bartlett, Rhode Island Records, p. 343.
  8. [S49] Archibald F. Bennett, Finding Your Forefathers in America, p. 213.

Joseph Cole

M, #446, b. 1716, d. 18 January 1812

Father*William Cole1,2 b. 13 Jul 1671, d. b 17 Sep 1734
Mother*Ann Pinder1,3 b. s 1675
Joseph Cole|b. 1716\nd. 18 Jan 1812|p15.htm#i446|William Cole|b. 13 Jul 1671\nd. b 17 Sep 1734|p15.htm#i447|Ann Pinder|b. s 1675|p15.htm#i448|John Cole|b. c 1629\nd. 1707|p15.htm#i445|Susanna Hutchinson|b. 15 Nov 1633\nd. 1713|p16.htm#i465|Jacob Pinder|b. c 1650|p16.htm#i464||||

Birth*1716 North Kingstown, Washington, RI1,3 
Marriage*1 March 1743/44 Little Compton, RI, by Job Almy, Justice, Principal=Martha Wilbur4,3 
Marriage*30 August 1759 Principal=Phebe Niles4 
Marriage* Principal=Susanna Clark4 
Death*18 January 1812 North Kingstown, Washington, RI3 
(Witness) Probate17 September 1734 Exs. wife Ann and son John. To wife, half of dwelling house and farm for live, while wide, or £20 a year if she marry again. To son John and his male heirs, house and land. To other four sons, Samuel, Joseph, Banjamin, and Wignall, certain land, at age. To daughter, Mary Dickenson, a legacy, and to other three daughters, Ann, Hannah, and Susanna, a legacy at 19. To son John, rest of estate., Principal=William Cole, Principal=Ann Pinder5 
(Witness) Will2 June 1755 North Kingston, RI, Principal=Charles Dickinson6 

Last Edited12 May 2004

Citations

  1. [S49] Archibald F. Bennett, Finding Your Forefathers in America, p. 213.
  2. [S281] Marston Watson, Reverend Francis Marbury, p. 27.
  3. [S281] Marston Watson, Reverend Francis Marbury, p. 28.
  4. [S31] William Richard Cutter, New England Families, v. IV p. 2254.
  5. [S411] John Osborne Austin, Genealogical Dictionary of Rhode Island, p. 50.
  6. [S49] Archibald F. Bennett, Finding Your Forefathers in America, p. 242.

William Cole

M, #447, b. 13 July 1671, d. before 17 September 1734

Father*John Cole1,2 b. c 1629, d. 1707
Mother*Susanna Hutchinson2,3 b. 15 Nov 1633, d. 1713
William Cole|b. 13 Jul 1671\nd. b 17 Sep 1734|p15.htm#i447|John Cole|b. c 1629\nd. 1707|p15.htm#i445|Susanna Hutchinson|b. 15 Nov 1633\nd. 1713|p16.htm#i465|Samuel Cole|b. c 1597\nd. b 13 Feb 1667|p15.htm#i432|Anne (?)|b. 1599\nd. b 1647|p15.htm#i434|William Hutchinson Gentleman|b. 14 Aug 1586\nd. 1642|p16.htm#i466|Anne Marbury|b. 20 Jul 1591\nd. 20 Sep 1643|p16.htm#i467|

ChartsParley P. Pratt Pedigree

Birth*13 July 1671 Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts4 
Birth13 July 1671 North Kingstown, Rhode Island5 
Birth13 July 1671 Wickford, Washington, RI6,2 
Marriagecirca 1695 RI, Principal=Ann Pinder4,7 
Marriage*1701 North Kingston, Washington, RI, Principal=Ann Pinder1,2 
Death*before 17 September 1734 North Kingston, Washington, RI2,4 
Probate*17 September 1734 Exs. wife Ann and son John. To wife, half of dwelling house and farm for live, while wide, or £20 a year if she marry again. To son John and his male heirs, house and land. To other four sons, Samuel, Joseph, Banjamin, and Wignall, certain land, at age. To daughter, Mary Dickenson, a legacy, and to other three daughters, Ann, Hannah, and Susanna, a legacy at 19. To son John, rest of estate., Principal=Ann Pinder, Witness=Capt. John Cole, Witness=Mary Cole, Witness=Samuel Cole, Witness=Joseph Cole, Witness=Benjamin Cole, Witness=Wignal Cole, Witness=Ann Cole, Witness=Susanna Cole, Witness=Hannah Cole5 
(Witness) Probate1707 Administration to widow Susanna and son William, Principal=John Cole, Principal=Susanna Hutchinson5 
(Witness) Probate14 December 1713 His son William took receipts from heirs for their full proportion of estate of deceased father and mother, John and Susanna Cole. The receipts were signed by Elisha Cole, Thomas and Susanna Eldred, Thomas and Hannah Place, and Elizabeth P___., Principal=John Cole, Principal=Susanna Hutchinson5 

Family

Ann Pinder b. s 1675
Children

Last Edited21 Jul 2008

Citations

  1. [S49] Archibald F. Bennett, Finding Your Forefathers in America, p. 213.
  2. [S31] William Richard Cutter, New England Families, v. IV p. 2254.
  3. [S281] Marston Watson, Reverend Francis Marbury, p. 11.
  4. [S281] Marston Watson, Reverend Francis Marbury, p. 27.
  5. [S411] John Osborne Austin, Genealogical Dictionary of Rhode Island, p. 50.
  6. [S49] Archibald F. Bennett, Finding Your Forefathers in America, p. 213 "b. 1671."
  7. [S411] John Osborne Austin, Genealogical Dictionary of Rhode Island, p. 20.

Ann Pinder

F, #448, b. say 1675

Father*Jacob Pinder1,2 b. c 1650
Ann Pinder|b. s 1675|p15.htm#i448|Jacob Pinder|b. c 1650|p16.htm#i464||||||||||||||||

ChartsParley P. Pratt Pedigree

Birth*say 1675 RI3 
Marriagecirca 1695 RI, Principal=William Cole3,2 
Marriage*1701 North Kingston, Washington, RI, Principal=William Cole1,4 
Probate*17 September 1734 Exs. wife Ann and son John. To wife, half of dwelling house and farm for live, while wide, or £20 a year if she marry again. To son John and his male heirs, house and land. To other four sons, Samuel, Joseph, Banjamin, and Wignall, certain land, at age. To daughter, Mary Dickenson, a legacy, and to other three daughters, Ann, Hannah, and Susanna, a legacy at 19. To son John, rest of estate., Principal=William Cole, Witness=Capt. John Cole, Witness=Mary Cole, Witness=Samuel Cole, Witness=Joseph Cole, Witness=Benjamin Cole, Witness=Wignal Cole, Witness=Ann Cole, Witness=Susanna Cole, Witness=Hannah Cole5 
Married Name1701 Cole1 

Family

William Cole b. 13 Jul 1671, d. b 17 Sep 1734
Children

Last Edited21 Jul 2008

Citations

  1. [S49] Archibald F. Bennett, Finding Your Forefathers in America, p. 213.
  2. [S411] John Osborne Austin, Genealogical Dictionary of Rhode Island, p. 20.
  3. [S281] Marston Watson, Reverend Francis Marbury, p. 27.
  4. [S31] William Richard Cutter, New England Families, v. IV p. 2254.
  5. [S411] John Osborne Austin, Genealogical Dictionary of Rhode Island, p. 50.
  6. [S281] Marston Watson, Reverend Francis Marbury, p. 28.

Benjamin Cole

M, #449, b. 1716, d. 18 January 1812

Father*William Cole1,2 b. 13 Jul 1671, d. b 17 Sep 1734
Mother*Ann Pinder1,3 b. s 1675
Benjamin Cole|b. 1716\nd. 18 Jan 1812|p15.htm#i449|William Cole|b. 13 Jul 1671\nd. b 17 Sep 1734|p15.htm#i447|Ann Pinder|b. s 1675|p15.htm#i448|John Cole|b. c 1629\nd. 1707|p15.htm#i445|Susanna Hutchinson|b. 15 Nov 1633\nd. 1713|p16.htm#i465|Jacob Pinder|b. c 1650|p16.htm#i464||||

Birth*1716 North Kingstown, Washington, RI1,4 
Marriage*19 July 1747 North Kingstown, Washington, RI, by Benjamin Allen, Justice, Principal=Excuse Fones4 
Death*18 January 1812 North Kingstown, Washington, RI4 
(Witness) Probate17 September 1734 Exs. wife Ann and son John. To wife, half of dwelling house and farm for live, while wide, or £20 a year if she marry again. To son John and his male heirs, house and land. To other four sons, Samuel, Joseph, Banjamin, and Wignall, certain land, at age. To daughter, Mary Dickenson, a legacy, and to other three daughters, Ann, Hannah, and Susanna, a legacy at 19. To son John, rest of estate., Principal=William Cole, Principal=Ann Pinder5 

Last Edited12 May 2004

Citations

  1. [S49] Archibald F. Bennett, Finding Your Forefathers in America, p. 213.
  2. [S281] Marston Watson, Reverend Francis Marbury, p. 27.
  3. [S281] Marston Watson, Reverend Francis Marbury, p. 28.
  4. [S281] Marston Watson, Reverend Francis Marbury, p. 69.
  5. [S411] John Osborne Austin, Genealogical Dictionary of Rhode Island, p. 50.

John Almey

M, #450, b. circa 1505, d. after 1550

Birth*circa 1505 Dunton-Basset, Leicester, England1 
Marriage*1525 Principal=(?) Reignolds2 
Death*after 1550 Dutton 

Family

(?) Reignolds
Child

Last Edited14 Oct 2003

Citations

  1. [S19] George Walter Chamberlain, "William Almy of RI."
  2. [S19] George Walter Chamberlain, "William Almy of RI", p. 319.
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