John Mendall

M, b. 1645?, d. circa May 1711
     John Mendall was born in 1645?.1

John died circa May 1711 in Marshfield, Plymouth Co., Massachusetts.2

Family
Child

Citations

  1. [S333] Assumption:, Date of birth guessed from birth date of daughter.
  2. [S213] Robert S. Wakefield, Mayflower Families through Five Generations, Vol. Seven, Peter Brown Family, p.9. Date of death assumed from will on 10 May 1711.

William Snow

M, b. circa 1617, d. 31 January 1708
     William Snow was born circa 1617 at in England.1

William Snow is apparently the William Snow, aged 18, who arrived on the Susan and Ellen in 1635.2 On on 31 August 1638 Richard Derby transferred his servant William Snow to Edward Dotey with William to serve 7 years longer.2 In the 1643 list of men able to bear arms, William was listed as a resident of Plymouth.2

William married Rebecca Browne circa 1654. John and Rebecca had at least 8 children, probably born in Bridgewater, MA, namely:
     - Mary. Living 1698/99;
     - Lydia. Living 1698/99;
     - Willam. Born ca. 1662. Married Naomi Whitman 1686. Died before Nov 1726;
     - Joseph. Born bef. 1664. Married Hopestill Alden;
     - Hannah. Born bef 1664. Married Giles Rickard.
     - Benjamin. Born ca. 1669. Married 1sr Elizabeth Alden; 2nd Sarah (Allen) Gary;
     - Rebecca. Born ca. 1671. Married Samuel Rickard;
     - James. Died 1690 on Canadian Expedition..3 In an unknown person d! William Snow was a Freeman at Bridgewater, Plymouth County, Massachusetts.2 On on 25 March 1668, William Snow of Bridgewater, husbandman, sold to Ephraim Tinkham of New Plymouth 1/3 part of a whole share of upland and meadow in Dartmouth which was granted unto Peter Brown, a purchaser or old comer.2 On 7 November 1679 William Snow of Bridgewater sold to John Brown all his 1/3 of 25 acres of land, formerly of Peter Brown of Duxbury, His wife Rebecca consented.2 He Senr. made a will dated on 9 March 1698/99, proved 4 March 1708. His will mentions his wife (unnamed); sons Joseph and Benjamin; son William to maintain parents for life; daughters Mary, Lydia, Hannah, and Rebecca..4

William died on 31 January 1708 in Bridgewater, Plymouth County, Massachusetts.5

Family

Rebecca Browne b. c 1631, d. a 9 Mar 1698/99

Citations

  1. [S213] Robert S. Wakefield, Mayflower Families through Five Generations, Vol.7, p.7 (photocopy in personal files).
  2. [S213] Robert S. Wakefield, Mayflower Families through Five Generations, Vol. 7, p.7 (photocopy in personal files).
  3. [S213] Robert S. Wakefield, Mayflower Families through Five Generations, Vol.7, p.7 (photocopy in personal files). Same information in Great Migrations. Data on children from Mayflower Families.
  4. [S213] Robert S. Wakefield, Mayflower Families through Five Generations, Vol. 7. p.7 (photocopy in personal files).
  5. [S213] Robert S. Wakefield, Mayflower Families through Five Generations, Vol.7, p.7 (photocopy in personal files). Date from inventory of will.

Rebecca Browne

F, b. circa 1631, d. after 9 March 1698/99
FatherPeter Browne b. b 1600, d. b 28 Oct 1633
MotherMary [---?---] Browne b. c 1610?, d. a Mar 1634
     Rebecca Browne was born circa 1631.1

Rebecca married William Snow circa 1654. John and Rebecca had at least 8 children, probably born in Bridgewater, MA, namely:
     - Mary. Living 1698/99;
     - Lydia. Living 1698/99;
     - Willam. Born ca. 1662. Married Naomi Whitman 1686. Died before Nov 1726;
     - Joseph. Born bef. 1664. Married Hopestill Alden;
     - Hannah. Born bef 1664. Married Giles Rickard.
     - Benjamin. Born ca. 1669. Married 1sr Elizabeth Alden; 2nd Sarah (Allen) Gary;
     - Rebecca. Born ca. 1671. Married Samuel Rickard;
     - James. Died 1690 on Canadian Expedition..2 She died after 9 March 1698/99.3

Family

William Snow b. c 1617, d. 31 Jan 1708

Citations

  1. [S213] Robert S. Wakefield, Mayflower Families through Five Generations, Vol.7, p.7 (photocopy in personal files). Same information in Great Migrations.
  2. [S213] Robert S. Wakefield, Mayflower Families through Five Generations, Vol.7, p.7 (photocopy in personal files). Same information in Great Migrations. Data on children from Mayflower Families.
  3. [S213] Robert S. Wakefield, Mayflower Families through Five Generations, Vol.7, p.7 (photocopy in personal files). Named in husband's will on this date.

Ephraim Tinkham

M, b. 6 January 1616, d. before 5 June 1685
FatherJohn Tinkecombe b. b 30 Jul 1591, d. 1629
MotherMatthias Beare b. 1591, d. 19 Jan 1626
     Ephraim Tinkham was born on 6 January 1616 at Ashburton, Devon, England.1,2 He was christened on 23 February 1618 at Barnstable, Devon, England.3 Ephraim Tinkham was almost certainly born in Barnstaple, England in 1618. (All information on Ephraim Tinkham is taken from Tinkham, Kenneth, John Tinkham My Name, pp.2-6.) He arrived in Boston at age 14 on the ship Charles in 1632 as an indentured servant of Timothy Hatherly. The indenture was transferred to John Winslow in 1634 and completed in 1642.

     Ephraim was involved in numerous land transactions and carried out a number of services for the community. He was appointed Surveyor of Highways on several locations and was one of the first settlers of Middleboro, Mass. He was a selectman in both Plymouth and Middleboro.

     During King Phillip's War the residents of Middleboro were forced to flee and their homes were burnt. Ephraim apparently never returned to Middleboro although several of his children lived there.

     Further details on Ephraim, taken from Kenneth Ira Tinkham's booklet, John Tinkham is My Name, are included in a Research Note. On on 23 July 1634, Timothy Hatherly "hath turned over his servant, Ephraim Tinkcom, to dwell with John Winsloe, of New Plymouth, for the whole terme of years expressed in a certayne pare of indentures.".4 On on 2 August 1642, Ephraim Tinkham was granted 25 acres of land for his service by indenture and on 27 September 1642 he was granted ten acres of upland.4 In 1643, he was a resident at in the Town of Plymouth, Plymouth Co., Massachusetts, in the list of men able to bear arms.4

Ephraim married Mary Browne circa 1646 in Town of Plymouth, Plymouth County, Massachusetts. Ephraim and Mary apparently had a child born about 1647 who may have still been living in 1651 if Bradford is correct that they had two children by March 1650/51..5,6 On on 27 October 1647, Ephraim Tinkham and Mary his wife sold to Henry Sampson "all that third part of that lott which was formerly the land of Peter Brown deceased.".4 On on 1 May 1655, "Ephraim Tinkham and Arther Hathaway desired liberty of the court to go up with their families to live on the lands of John Barnes at Lakenham (in Plymouth).".4 On on 22 March 1663, Ephraim Tinkham and John Smith Jr. were listed as owners of lot 5 on Puncateesett Necke (now in Rhode Island).4 On on 5 June 1666, the court granted 12 acres to Sergent Ephraim Tinkham.4 He bought and/or sold land in at Bridgewater, Plymouth Co., Massachusetts, from (an unknown value).7 On on 25 March 1668, Ephraim Tinkham bought from William Snow 1/3 part of a whole share of upland and meadow in Dartmouth which had been granted by the Court unto Peter Brown, a purchaser or old comer, and the father of William's wife Rebecca.7 On on 1 June 1675, he was a selectman in at in the Town of Plymouth, Plymouth Co., Massachusetts. He was a frequent member of juries over a long period of time.4 The will of Ephraim Tincom Senir of Plymouth dated on 17 January 1683/84, proved 5 June 1685, names his wife Mary; eldest sone Ephraim; sons Ebenezer, Peter, Elkiah, John, & Isaac; daughter Mary Tomson. His inventory was taken 20 May 1685.4

Ephraim died before 5 June 1685 in in the Town of Plymouth, Plymouth Co., Massachusetts.8

Family

Mary Browne b. c 1626, d. a Nov 1689
Children

Citations

  1. [S570] Kenneth Ira Tinkham, John Tinkham is my Name, The Ancestors and Children of John Tinkham (1789-1845), p.1, Reference indicates that family tradition is that Ephraim Tinkham was born at or near Ashburton, Devon County, England about 1616. This date and place also given in Ancestry File AFN:BZTQ-29 and in WFT 1469. No documentation for this tradition has been found, nor does the Ashburton parish register contain any record of an Ephraim. The existing parish records of that period contain only one record of an Ephraim. Ephraim Tincombe, of John Tinkecombe and Matthias Beare, was christened 23 February 1618 at Barnstable, Devon County (original source was Parish Record, Barnstable, England, LDS copy).

    Assume born about 1616 and christened 1618. Actual birthdate taken from Ancestral File.
  2. [S33] Ora Tinkham Roberts, Tinkham, Campbell, Winchester, Grinnell and Allied Families, p.2.
  3. [S570] Kenneth Ira Tinkham, John Tinkham is my Name, The Ancestors and Children of John Tinkham (1789-1845), p.1. The existing parish records of that period in the Ashburton area contain only one record of an Ephraim. Ephraim Tincombe, of John Tinkecombe and Matthias Beare, was christened 23 February 1618 at Barnstable, Devon County (original source was Parish Record, Barnstable, England, LDS copy).
  4. [S213] Robert S. Wakefield, Mayflower Families through Five Generations, Vol. 7, p.5 (photocopy in personal files).
  5. [S213] Robert S. Wakefield, Mayflower Families through Five Generations, Vol. 7, p.5&6 (photocopy in personal files).
  6. [S670] Johnson Brigham, Des Moines, the pioneer of municipal progress and reform of the middle West, together with the history of Polk County, Iowa, the largest, most populous and most prosperous county in the state of Iowa.
  7. [S213] Robert S. Wakefield, Mayflower Families through Five Generations, Vol. 7, p.7 (photocopy in personal files).
  8. [S213] Robert S. Wakefield, Mayflower Families through Five Generations, p.5. His will was proved on this date.

Mary Browne

F, b. circa 1626, d. after November 1689
FatherPeter Browne b. b 1600, d. b 28 Oct 1633
MotherMartha [--?--] Ford b. b 1600, d. c 1628?
     Mary Browne was born circa 1626 in Town of Plymouth, Plymouth County, Massachusetts.1 On 11 November 1633 a court of assistants at Plymouth appointed Mary Browne, her step-mother, the administrator of her father's estate and placed Mary with Joh. Done of Plymouth for nine years. The court ordered her stepmother to pay 15 pounds to Joh. Done for her use to be repaid to her or her heirs at the end of the nine years.2 When Mary's term with John Doane ended on 10 October 1644, the Plymouth Court of Assistants made her the ward of John Browne of Duxborrow, Peter's brother, until she was able to marry. The text of the Court's order was: "Memorand, the tenth of October 1644; that whereas Mr. John Doane had some tyme since fifteen pounds, the childs porc'on (portion?) of Mary Browne, whom he was to keep and bring up until shee should accomplish the age of seventeene yeares, and should have the use of said p'con (portion?) untill then--now, the said terme being expired, the said John Doane hath delivered, with the consent of the said Mary Browne, and by order of the court, unto John Browne of Duxborrow, two cowes at 13 pounds and fourty shillings in swyne and wheate, and is by the Court discharged of the said 15 pounds; and the said John Browne is to keep the said two cowes and their encrease for their milk, with the rest of the stock as aforesaid, untill said Mary shall be marryed or thought fitt to marry, whereunto the said Mary hath consented.".2

Mary married Ephraim Tinkham circa 1646 in Town of Plymouth, Plymouth County, Massachusetts. Ephraim and Mary apparently had a child born about 1647 who may have still been living in 1651 if Bradford is correct that they had two children by March 1650/51..3,4

Mary died after November 1689.5

Family

Ephraim Tinkham b. 6 Jan 1616, d. b 5 Jun 1685
Children

Citations

  1. [S213] Robert S. Wakefield, Mayflower Families through Five Generations, Vol.7, p.5. Same information in Great Migrations. Kenneth Tinkham (John Tinkham, My Name) gives date of birth as about 1623. WFT 1469 says born about 1625. Ancestry File AFN:8H02-33 says 1 June 1627.
  2. [S660] Gary Boyd Roberts, Genealogies of Mayflower Families from the New England Historical and Genealogical Record, Vol. 1, Adams-Fuller, p.411. Taken from article on "Peter Brown and John Brown of Duxbury", by F.B.Sandborn.
  3. [S213] Robert S. Wakefield, Mayflower Families through Five Generations, Vol. 7, p.5&6 (photocopy in personal files).
  4. [S670] Johnson Brigham, Des Moines, the pioneer of municipal progress and reform of the middle West, together with the history of Polk County, Iowa, the largest, most populous and most prosperous county in the state of Iowa.
  5. [S213] Robert S. Wakefield, Mayflower Families through Five Generations, Vol.7, p.5. Date set by her consent to sale of land to sons John and "Elkiah". Ancestry File AFN:8H02-33 says died in 1683 in Middleboro, Plymouth, MA.

Priscilla Browne

F, b. circa 1629, d. after February 1698
FatherPeter Browne b. b 1600, d. b 28 Oct 1633
MotherMartha [--?--] Ford b. b 1600, d. c 1628?
     Priscilla Browne was also known as Priscilla Brown. She was born circa 1629 at Town of Plymouth, Plymouth County, Massachusetts.1 On 11 November 1633 a court of assistants at Plymouth appointed Mary Browne, Priscilla's step-mother, the administrator of her father's estate and placed Priscilla with Will[iam] Gilson for twelve years. The court ordered her stepmother to pay 15 pounds to Gilson for her use to be repaid to her or her heirs at the end of the twelve years.2 After her term with Will. Gilson was completed, Priscilla was made the ward of her uncle, John Browne, by the Plymouth Court of Assistants. The text of the Court's order was " Priscilla Browne, daughter of Peter Browne, deceased, having accomplished the terme shee was to dwell with Mr. Gilson of Scituate, who was to pay her 15 pounds in the end of her terme, now the said Priscilla came into the Court, and hath chosen John Browne, her unckle, to be her guardian, and to have the placeing and disposeing of her untill the Court shall judge her meete to be at her own disposeing; and likewise to take her porcon, viz, fifteen pounds and to improve it by putting it into a breeding stock, and keepe them, and give her half the increase, or else to use it as his owne, and to pay her the said fifteen pounds when the court shall judg it meete for heer to have it as her owne disposing.".3

Priscilla married William Allen on 21 March 1649 in Sandwich, Barnstable Co., Massachusetts. Priscilla and William had no known children..4 She died after February 1698.5

Family

William Allen b. c 1627, d. 1 Oct 1705

Citations

  1. [S213] Robert S. Wakefield, Mayflower Families through Five Generations, Vol.7, p.6. (photocopy in personal files).
  2. [S660] Gary Boyd Roberts, Genealogies of Mayflower Families from the New England Historical and Genealogical Record, Vol. 1, Adams-Fuller, p.411. Taken from article on "Peter Brown and John Brown of Duxbury", by F.B.Sandborn.
  3. [S660] Gary Boyd Roberts, Genealogies of Mayflower Families from the New England Historical and Genealogical Record, Vol. 1, Adams-Fuller, p.411 (photocopy in personal files). Taken from article "Peter Brown and John Brown of Duxbury" by F. B. Sandborn.
  4. [S213] Robert S. Wakefield, Mayflower Families through Five Generations, Vol.7, p.5 (photocopy in personal files). Great Migrations say about 1628. WFT 1469 says born about 1627.
  5. [S213] Robert S. Wakefield, Mayflower Families through Five Generations, Vol. 7, Peter Brown Family,p.6 (photocopy in personal files). She was mentioned in her husband's will on this date.

William Allen

M, b. circa 1627, d. 1 October 1705
     William was the son of George and Catherine (Starkes?) Allen. William Allen was born circa 1627 in in England.1

William married Priscilla Browne on 21 March 1649 in Sandwich, Barnstable Co., Massachusetts. Priscilla and William had no known children..2 On on 15 April 1668, William Allen sold to Henry Tucker one third of a share which was granted "unto Peter Browne deceased as a Purchaser or old Comer.":.3 He made a will on 17 February 1697/98 and sworn 26 October 1705. The will names nephew Daniel Allen of Sandwich son of his brother George Allen deceased; William's wife Priscilla; and mentions "my friends called Quakers.".3

William died on 1 October 1705 in Sandwich, Barnstable Co., Massachusetts.4

Family

Priscilla Browne b. c 1629, d. a Feb 1698

Citations

  1. [S213] Robert S. Wakefield, Mayflower Families through Five Generations, Vol. 7, p.6 (photocopy in personal files).
  2. [S213] Robert S. Wakefield, Mayflower Families through Five Generations, Vol.7, p.5 (photocopy in personal files). Great Migrations say about 1628. WFT 1469 says born about 1627.
  3. [S213] Robert S. Wakefield, Mayflower Families through Five Generations, Vol. 7, p.6 (photocopy in personal files).
  4. [S213] Robert S. Wakefield, Mayflower Families through Five Generations, Vol. 7, Peter Brown Family, p.6 (photocopy in personal files). Date of death given in inventory of estate.

Mary Tinkecombe

F, b. before 3 June 1612
FatherJohn Tinkecombe b. b 30 Jul 1591, d. 1629
MotherMatthias Beare b. 1591, d. 19 Jan 1626
     Mary Tinkecombe was born before 3 June 1612 in Barnstable, Devon, England.1 She was christened on 3 June 1612 at Barnstable, Devon, England.2

Citations

  1. [S194] Kenneth Ira Tinkham, Tinkham, A Biographical Index, p.267. Based on date of christening.
  2. [S194] Kenneth Ira Tinkham, Tinkham, A Biographical Index, p.267.

Unknown Browne

?, b. before 1633, d. before 1647
FatherPeter Browne b. b 1600, d. b 28 Oct 1633
MotherMary [---?---] Browne b. c 1610?, d. a Mar 1634
     Unknown Browne was born before 1633.1

Unknown died before 1647.2

Citations

  1. [S213] Robert S. Wakefield, Mayflower Families through Five Generations, Vol. 7, p.4. This child was included in the settlement of Peter Browne's estate in 1633 and also mentioned by Governor Bradford who stated that Peter had two children by his second wife.
  2. [S213] Robert S. Wakefield, Mayflower Families through Five Generations, Vol. 7. p.4. This child was not included in a division of property in 1647.

Anne Tinkecombe

F, b. before 9 September 1613
FatherJohn Tinkecombe b. b 30 Jul 1591, d. 1629
MotherMatthias Beare b. 1591, d. 19 Jan 1626
     Anne Tinkecombe was born before 9 September 1613 in Barnstable, Devon, England.1 She was christened on 9 September 1613 at Barnstable, Devon, England.2

Citations

  1. [S194] Kenneth Ira Tinkham, Tinkham, A Biographical Index, p.23. Based on date of christening.
  2. [S194] Kenneth Ira Tinkham, Tinkham, A Biographical Index, p.23.

Robert Tinkecombe

M, b. before 27 November 1615
FatherJohn Tinkecombe b. b 30 Jul 1591, d. 1629
MotherMatthias Beare b. 1591, d. 19 Jan 1626
     Robert Tinkecombe was born before 27 November 1615 in Barnstable, Devon, England.1 He was christened on 27 November 1615 at Barnstable, Devon, England.2

Citations

  1. [S194] Kenneth Ira Tinkham, Tinkham, A Biographical Index, p.334. Based on date of christening.
  2. [S194] Kenneth Ira Tinkham, Tinkham, A Biographical Index, p.334.

Samuel Winsor

M, b. 1644, d. 19 September 1705
     .
Samuel Winsor was born in 1644 in in Providence, Providence Co., Rhode Island.1

Samuel married Mercy Williams on 2 January 1677 in in Providence, Providence Co., Rhode Island.2

Samuel died on 19 September 1705 in in Providence, Providence Co., Rhode Island.1

Family

Mercy Williams b. 15 Jul 1640, d. 19 Sep 1705
Children

Citations

  1. [S38] John Osborne Austin, Thirty-Three Rhode Islanders (Born in the Eighteenth Century), p.69.
  2. [S207] LDS Ancestral File, Date and place of marriage from Ancestry File AFN:3515-3Q. Same date from a 1931 typescript, probably compiled by Ora Tinkham Roberts. Austin's Rhode Island history has a date of 2 Jan 1657 for this marriage but this cannot be correct since Mercy's first husband didn't die until 1670 and the last of the children from the first marriage was born in 1668.

Mercy Williams

F, b. 15 July 1640, d. 19 September 1705
FatherRoger Williams b. 21 Dec 1603, d. 1 Apr 1683
MotherMary Barnard b. 24 Sep 1609, d. 1 Apr 1683
     .

She was christened on 15 July 1640 at in Providence, Providence Co., Rhode Island.1 Mercy Williams was born on 15 July 1640 in in Providence, Providence Co., Rhode Island.2

Mercy married Resolved Waterman circa 1659.3

Mercy married Samuel Winsor on 2 January 1677 in in Providence, Providence Co., Rhode Island.4

Mercy died on 19 September 1705 at age 65.5

Family 1

Resolved Waterman b. 1638, d. 1670
Children

Family 2

Samuel Winsor b. 1644, d. 19 Sep 1705
Children

Citations

  1. [S333] Assumption:, Date and place of christening from Ancestral File AFN:2298-C4.
  2. [S190] James N. Arnold, Vital Record of Rhode Island, 1636-1850; First Series; Births, Marriages, and Deaths, Vol.2, Providence Co., p.257 (originally copied from RI VR Bk.1, p.1).
  3. [S38] John Osborne Austin, Thirty-Three Rhode Islanders (Born in the Eighteenth Century), p.69. Probably married in Providence, R.I.
  4. [S207] LDS Ancestral File, Date and place of marriage from Ancestry File AFN:3515-3Q. Same date from a 1931 typescript, probably compiled by Ora Tinkham Roberts. Austin's Rhode Island history has a date of 2 Jan 1657 for this marriage but this cannot be correct since Mercy's first husband didn't die until 1670 and the last of the children from the first marriage was born in 1668.
  5. [S333] Assumption:, Date and place of death from Ancestral File AFN:2298-C4. Austin, John Osborne, 33 Rhode Islanders, p.6. say after 1705.

Resolved Waterman

M, b. 1638, d. 1670
     Resolved Waterman was born in 1638.1

Resolved married Mercy Williams circa 1659.2

Resolved died in 1670 in in Providence, Providence Co., Rhode Island.1

Family

Mercy Williams b. 15 Jul 1640, d. 19 Sep 1705
Children

Citations

  1. [S38] John Osborne Austin, Thirty-Three Rhode Islanders (Born in the Eighteenth Century), p.69.
  2. [S38] John Osborne Austin, Thirty-Three Rhode Islanders (Born in the Eighteenth Century), p.69. Probably married in Providence, R.I.

Mary Williams

F, b. August 1633, d. circa 1681
FatherRoger Williams b. 21 Dec 1603, d. 1 Apr 1683
MotherMary Barnard b. 24 Sep 1609, d. 1 Apr 1683
     Mary married John Sayles(1633-1681) about 1650. They had seven children; Mary (b.1652), John (b.1654), Deborah, Isabel, Phebe, Eleanor (b.1671), and Catharine (b. 167.)
Mary Williams was born in August 1633 in in the Town of Plymouth, Plymouth Co., Massachusetts.1 She was buried in the the Easton Burial Ground at Middletown, Newport Co., Rhode Island.2

Mary died circa 1681 in in Providence, Providence Co., Rhode Island.3

Citations

  1. [S190] James N. Arnold, Vital Record of Rhode Island, 1636-1850; First Series; Births, Marriages, and Deaths, Vol.2, Providence Co., p.257 (originally copied from RI VR, Bk.1, p.1).
  2. [S333] Assumption:, Date and place of burial from Ancestral File AFN:2B7G-RC.
  3. [S333] Assumption:, Date and place of death from Ancestral File AFN:2B7G-RC. Same year in Austin, John Osborne, 33 Rhode Islanders, p.69.

Freeborn Williams

F, b. 4 October 1635, d. 10 December 1709
FatherRoger Williams b. 21 Dec 1603, d. 1 Apr 1683
MotherMary Barnard b. 24 Sep 1609, d. 1 Apr 1683
     Freeborn had two husbands. She married Thomas Hart (?-1671) and they had four children; John, Mary, James, and Thomas. Well after Thomas Hart's death, Freeborn married Walter Clarke on 6 Mar 1683. There were no children from this marriage.
Freeborn Williams was born on 4 October 1635 in in Salem, Essex Co., Massachusetts.1

Freeborn died on 10 December 1709 in Newport, Newport Co., Rhode Island, at age 74.2

Citations

  1. [S333] Assumption:, Date and place of birth from Ancestral File AFN:2B7G-SJ. Austin, John Osborne, 33 Rhode Islanders, p.69, has same month & year. James Arnold's RI VR says born Salem, later part of October, 1635 (VR Bk.1, p.1).
  2. [S333] Assumption:, Date and place of death from Ancestral File AFN:2B7G-SJ. Austin, John Osborne, 33 Rhode Islanders, p.69, says 10 January 1710.

Providence Williams

F, b. 16 September 1638, d. March 1686
FatherRoger Williams b. 21 Dec 1603, d. 1 Apr 1683
MotherMary Barnard b. 24 Sep 1609, d. 1 Apr 1683
     Providence did not marry. Providence Williams was born on 16 September 1638 in in Providence, Providence Co., Rhode Island.1

Providence died in March 1686 in in Providence, Providence Co., Rhode Island, at age 47.2

Citations

  1. [S333] Assumption:, Date and place of birth from Ancestry File AFN:3Q80-2R. Same month & year in Austin, John Osborne, 33 Rhode Islanders, p.69. James Arnold's RI VR says born Providence latter part of Sept 1638.
  2. [S333] Assumption:, Date and place of death from Ancestry File AFN:3Q80-2R. Same date in Austin, John Osborne, 33 Rhode Islanders, p.69, but place given as Newport, RI (Newport is probably the county).

Daniel Williams

M, b. 15 February 1641, d. 14 May 1712
FatherRoger Williams b. 21 Dec 1603, d. 1 Apr 1683
MotherMary Barnard b. 24 Sep 1609, d. 1 Apr 1683
     Daniel married Rebeeca Power (widow of Nicholas, died 1727) on 7 Dec 1676. They had seven children; Mary, Peleg, Roger (b.May 1680), Daniel, Patience, Providence, and Joseph. Daniel Williams was born on 15 February 1641 in in Providence, Providence Co., Rhode Island.1

Daniel died on 14 May 1712 in in Providence, Providence Co., Rhode Island, at age 71.2

Citations

  1. [S333] Assumption:, Both Ancestral File AFN:2B7G-VV and Austin, John Osborne, 33 Rhode Islanders, p.69, say Daniel born in 1641. James Arnold's RI VR has 2 separate entries for Daniel with same day and month but 1641 and 1642. Used most consistent date.
  2. [S38] John Osborne Austin, Thirty-Three Rhode Islanders (Born in the Eighteenth Century), p.69.

Joseph Williams

M, b. 12 December 1643, d. 17 August 1724
FatherRoger Williams b. 21 Dec 1603, d. 1 Apr 1683
MotherMary Barnard b. 24 Sep 1609, d. 1 Apr 1683
     Joseph married Lydia Olney (b.1645, d.9 Sep 1724) on 17 Dec 1669. They had six children; Joseph (b.26 Sep 1670), Thomas (b.16 Feb 1672), Joseph (b.10 Nov 1673), Mary (b.Jun 1676),James (b.20 Sep 1680), and Lydia (b. 26 Sep 1683.)
Joseph Williams was born on 12 December 1643 in in Providence, Providence Co., Rhode Island.1

Joseph died on 17 August 1724 in in Providence, Providence Co., Rhode Island, at age 80.2

Citations

  1. [S38] John Osborne Austin, Thirty-Three Rhode Islanders (Born in the Eighteenth Century), p.69. Same in Ancestral File AFN:2B7G-W2. James Arnold's RI VR says born first part of December 1643 (VR Bk1, p.1).
  2. [S38] John Osborne Austin, Thirty-Three Rhode Islanders (Born in the Eighteenth Century), p.69. Place of death from Ancestral File AFN:2B7G-W2.

Jennifer Tinkecombe

F, b. before 19 July 1620
FatherJohn Tinkecombe b. b 30 Jul 1591, d. 1629
MotherMatthias Beare b. 1591, d. 19 Jan 1626
     Jennifer Tinkecombe was born before 19 July 1620 in Barnstable, Devon, England.1 She was christened on 19 July 1620 at Barnstable, Devon, England.2

Citations

  1. [S194] Kenneth Ira Tinkham, Tinkham, A Biographical Index, p.201. Based on date of christening.
  2. [S194] Kenneth Ira Tinkham, Tinkham, A Biographical Index, p.201.