Genealogy Data Page 59 (Notes Pages)

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Grace, Beulah (b. 17 APR 1895, d. 20 OCT 1991)

Note: Beulah lived in a road house owned by Herring, along what is not 281 & 219. (Poridy Dip). The former Baker Lawn ornament place.

Beulah and Angie, her mother, operated the RoadHouse during prohibition where they made and sold moonshine.

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Miller, Veronica (b. ABT 1766, d. ?)

Note: "Franey"

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Miller, John (b. , d. ?)

Note: Known as "Indian John" or "Wounded John". He was wounded by the Indians
during the attack on the Jacob Hochstettler homestead.

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Heywood, Rebecca (b. 16 SEP 1794, d. 30 SEP 1794)

Source: (Death)
Title: Vital Records of Middlesex Co., MA to the end of the year 1849.
Publication: Search & Research Publishing. Wheat Ridge, CO. 1999
Media: Electronic
Data:
Text: Concord Records. p. 421.

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Jones, John Jr. (b. , d. ?)

Note: John Jones probably died between 1802 and 1810.

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Benjamin, Mary (b. 1788, d. 28 NOV 1933)

Note: She was never married.

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, Rachel (b. , d. 15 SEP 1651)

Note: On April 10, 1635 Rachel with her 2nd husband Martin Saunders, their seven
minor children, her daughter Rachel Brackett Newcomb and Francis Newcomb and
their two children all set sail from London on the Planter, Nicholas Trevice,
Master, and arrived in Boston 7 June 1635. With them were three servants,
Mary Fuller, age 16, Richard Smith, age 14, and Richard ridley, age 16. They
all settled in the part of Boston that became Braintree.

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Brackett, Richard (b. BET 1550 AND 1554, d. 26 MAY 1626)

Note: He and his son Richard were on a jury in Long Melford in 1609 and again on 8
June 1612. On 16 June 1617 richard Brackett surrendered a tenement which he
had taken on 20 June 1614, so that it might be granted to himself and his
wife Elizabeth. The amounted to a renewal of a farm lease. It would imply
that Elizabeth was the former Widow Greengrasse.

Source: (Birth Field)
50 Great Migration Colonists, Threlfall, J.B., ? Publishing, Madison, WI. 1990

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Brackett, William (b. BET 1515 AND 1519, d. 5 MAY 1575)

Note: More info including his will in 50 Great Migration Colonists. pp. 87-89.

Source: (Birth Field)
50 Great Migration Colonists, Threlfall, J.B., ? Publishing, Madison, WI. 1990

Occupation: Place: Butcher

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Brackett, William (b. , d. ?)

Note: Resided in Sudbury, Suffolk, England.

William Brackett

From:Threlfall, John B. 50 Great Migration Colonists, p. 95-96.

He and Edward Brackett (presumably his brother) were residents of Sudbury at the same time. Both appear on the Sudbury list of the Military Survey of 1522.

William was an able archer, Edward an able billman, both listed as butchers, each assessed 12 pence on goods alued at $2.

One can reasonably assume that they grew up i the trade and learned it from their father who also must have lived in Sudbury.

Two years later they both appear again on record as tazpayers in the 1524 Subsidy Return each down for 4 pence on wages of 20 shillings. No earlier mention of the name in Sudbury has been found.

Edward Brackett died in 1540.

Occupation: Place: Butcher

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Blower, Thomas (b. 1587, d. ABT 1639)

Note: Resided: Stanstead & Sudbury, Suffolk, England.
Came to New England in 1635.

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Frost, Edward (b. 13 MAR 1560/61, d. 3 AUG 1616)

Occupation: Place: Clothier

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Benjamin, William (b. 12 AUG 1791, d. ?)

Note: Name: Benjamin, William
Residence: Lincoln
Date: 1843
Type: Will
File Number: 27272

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Belgrave, John C. (b. , d. 12 FEB 1590/91)

Note: Resided: Leverington, Cambridge, England

JOHN BELGRAVE

Extracted from: Threlfall, John. B., 50 Great Migration Colonists, pp93-94.

John C. Belgrave made his will nine days before his death. The will, bearing his signature is abstracted below:

3 Februrary 1690/91 - the will of John Belgrave of Leverington, Isle of Ely, Cambrdgeshire, yeoman, sick in body...to be buried in the churchyard of Leverington...to son Abraham Belgrave my house and lands in Leverington where I dwell ... to son Geo
Belgrave land in Seafield, Long Meadow and Catfield, all in Leverington ... to son Jacob Belgrave land in Hylecrofte and Mayes Lane...to son Thomas Belgrave land in Long Meadown in Leverington and my house and buildings in Glemsford in Suffolk...my
three daughters, Thamasine, Elisabeth, and Catherine Belgrave to have 10s each from the estate, and ú10 from my sons Abraham, George and Jacob, respectively...to Elizabeth and William Froste children upton my son Edward Froste, a ewe and a lamb...to
Mr. Bowler our parson two of my best wethers...residue to wife Elizabeth Belgrave, she to be executrix... son in law Edward Froste, supervisor.

Witnesses: Mr. Richard Bowler, the writer of this will, Henry Johnson, Michael Coxen, Thomas Fricewell with others.

Proved 11 March 1590/91