Showing posts with label Nathaniel Drake. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nathaniel Drake. Show all posts

Sunday, December 20, 2009

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1818 Ad for Nathaniel Drake Stone Quarry and House

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Sunday, February 15, 2009

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Allegations for Marriage Licences Issued by the Bishop of London, 1520 to [1828] Extracted by (the Late) Col. Joseph Lemuel Chester ... By Joseph Lemuel Chester, George John Armytage, Church of England. Diocese of London
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Thursday, October 9, 2008

A Digest of the Early Connecticut Probate Records By Charles William Manwaring

A Digest of the Early Connecticut Probate Records By Charles William Manwaring: "Page 99 100 Drake Enoch Windsor Died 21 August 1698 Invt 372 05 00 Taken by John Moore and Timothy Phelps sen Legatees Sarah Drake age 17 years Enoch 15 Nathaniel 13 Hannah 3 years of age Court Record Page 61 3 November 1698 Adms to the Widow Mrs Sarah Drake Rec 200 with John Moore Page 27 Vol VII 12 March 1701 2 Sergt Josiah Barber who married the Widow of Enoch Drake late of Windsor moves this Court for a Dist of the Estate of Enoch Drake This Court appoint Timothy Loomis and Capt Matthew Allyn Distributors Enoch Drake Eldest son of the Decd chose Capt Matthew Allyn to be his Guardian and Nathaniel Drake another of the sons chose Timothy Loomis for his Guardian And for as much as the youngest Child is but 6 years old the Court appoint Sergt Josiah Barber with the Mother of it for its Guardian Dist File 16"

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A Digest of the Early Connecticut Probate Records By Charles William Manwaring
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History of the Town of Rye, New Hampshire From Its Discovery and Settlement to December 31, 1903 By Langdon Brown Parsons

History of the Town of Rye, New Hampshire From Its Discovery and Settlement to December 31, 1903 By Langdon Brown Parsons: "S b Dec 10 1824 d Oct 20 Ib50 23 JOHN BROWN son of Simon 16 born Sept 7 1775 married Polly died July 20 1868 daughter of Samuel and Mary Locke Jenness He died Aug 23 1825 Lived at North Hampton Children Eliza b 1799 m first Joseph Ward second Nathaniel Batchelder Mary b 1802 d unm 1840 Simon b Aug 1804 m Emily dau of Nathaniel Drake Leonard b 1806 m Lucy Ann Hal lett d Oct 1879 lived at New York Jenness b Feb 1808 m Lydia Ward of Hampton she d Feb 1876 lived at Newbury port Mass John Trueworthy b March 1818 m widow Eliza G Wedgewood d June 1809 lived at New York Jeremiah b Sept 18 1810 m Elizabeth Sanborn d Feb 12 1875 lived at North Hampton Adeline b 1816 m Abraham Drake lived at North Hampton "
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Monday, October 6, 2008

Mention of Nathaniel Drake in Samuel Pitney will

Documents Relating to the Colonial History of the State of New Jersey By New Jersey Historical Society: "Shobal Smith of Woodbrldge Middlesex Co Lib E p 383 1748 Jan 1 Pltney Samuel of Roxbury Township Morris Co gent will of Executors wife Surviah brother Jonathan Pitney and Nathaniel Drake who are empowered to dispose of estate for maintenance and bringing up of children not named Remainder payable to my sons at 21 to my daughters at 18 Witnesses Jeamiah Rogers James Martin Benjamin Pitney Proved 27 Jan 1748 Lib E p 250 1748 May 14 Plankett William of Trenton Hunterdon Co mason "
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Mention of Nathanial Drake Jacob Hull Will

Documents Relating to the Colonial History of the State of New Jersey By New Jersey Historical Society: "16 Feb 1747 Lib E p 130 1747 8 l Vh 16 Hull Jacoh of Pepack Somerset Co Int Adm xs Catherine Hull of Somerset Co and Trustrum Hull of Middlesex Co Fellow bondsman Hendrick Smith Lib E p 126 1747 8 Feb 8 Inventory 100.5 8 includes notes due from Moses Randal Jeremiah Dunn Nathanial Drake of Morris Co Benjamin Hull"
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Saturday, October 4, 2008

Richard Terry Will

Publication Fund Series By New-York Historical Society: "Page 225 In the name of God Amen February 7 1767 I RICHARD TERBY of Southold in Suffolk County I leave to my eldest son Richard all my lands which I bought of Nathaniel Drake in the town of Roxbury New Jersey and 5 I leave to my son Gershom all the land where I now live containing two Lots commonly called The Two Hundred Acres with all the buildings Also all my meadow that is laid out in Indian Neck creek And all my meadow in the meadow called the Great Meadow at Cutchogue and 10 rights in the Commons of Southold And he is to pay to my son Jonathan 50 and to my son Joshua "
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