Family of John KEITH and Hannah WASHBURN
Husband: John KEITH
Name: |
John KEITH |
Sex: |
Male |
Father: |
James* KEITH (c. 1675- ) |
Mother: |
- |
Birth |
1685 (est) |
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Death |
11 Jun 1761 (age 75-76) |
Bridgewater, Plymouth, MA, US |
Wife: Hannah WASHBURN
Name: |
John KEITH |
Sex: |
Male |
Birth |
1 Aug 1712 |
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Name: |
James KEITH |
Sex: |
Male |
Birth |
16 Jun 1716 |
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Name: |
Israel KEITH |
Sex: |
Male |
Birth |
9 Jan 1719 |
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Name: |
Hannah KEITH |
Sex: |
Female |
Birth |
7 Apr 1721 |
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Name: |
Keziah KEITH |
Sex: |
Female |
Birth |
25 Aug 1723 |
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Name: |
Daniel KEITH |
Sex: |
Male |
Birth |
2 May 1725 |
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Susanna KEITH
Spouse: Ebenezer * HINDS
Name: |
Susanna KEITH |
Sex: |
Female |
Spouse: |
Ebenezer * HINDS (1719-1812) |
Birth |
1727 |
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Death |
5 Apr 1750 (age 22-23) |
Bridgewater, Plymouth, MA, US1 |
Burial |
|
First Cemetary |
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Bridgwater, Plymouth, MA, US Section C, grave 375 |
Name: |
Zephaniah KEITH |
Sex: |
Male |
Birth |
8 Mar 1730 |
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Name: |
Joseph KEITH |
Sex: |
Male |
Birth |
1736 |
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Name: |
Mary KEITH |
Sex: |
Female |
Birth |
1738 |
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Note on Husband: John KEITH
On 30 Jan. 1722/3 John Keith purchased from Samuel Washburn, Nehemiah Washburn, and Benjamin Washburn, “brethren,” three quarters of five acres of undivided land in Bridgewater.[188] On 24 Dec. 1724 Samuel Washburn, Nehemiah Washburn, Benjamin Washburn, Jr., and John Keith, and wife Hannah, all of Bridgewater, sold to Thomas Hayward 3rd, half a purchase right in the Second Division, and on 8 July 1728 Samuel Washburn, Benjamin Washburn, Jr., and John Keith, and wife Hannah, all of Bridgewater, sold to Nehemiah Washburn two lots in Titicut Purchase, Bridgewater.[189] On 10 Apr. 1730 Benjamin Washburn Jr., cordwainer, sold to John Keith, of Bridgewater, land in Titicut Purchase, Bridgewater.[190] On 17 Dec. 1739 Benjamin Washburn, Jr., cordwainer, and John Keith, Gentleman, both of Bridgewater, sold to Ebenezer Byram, Gentleman, one quarter of a purchase right of undivided lands ... in Bridgewater “which derived from Samuel Washburn late of Bridgewater.”[191] On 5 Apr. 1743 John Keith, Gentleman, sold land in South Bridgewater to Benjamin Washburn, Jr., housewright, bounded by his lot and land of Solomon Leonard, a lot bounded by Francis Wood, and another lot bounded by Israel Keith.[192] This Benjamin Washburn Jr. was a son of John Keith's brother-in-law, Capt. Benjamin Washburn.
Ensign John Keith was appointed as administrator of the estate of his son, John Keith, Jr., in 1747.
Ensign John Keith, Gentleman, died testate on 11 June 1761 in Bridgewater, aged 72 years.[193] His will was dated 2 June 1761, and probated on 3 Aug. 1761, and he named his grandson, David Keith, son of his son John Keith, deceased, as executor of his estate, and mentioned his wife Hannah; sons James, Daniel, Zephaniah, and Joseph Keith; grandson Azel, son of son John Keith, deceased; heirs of son Israel Keith, deceased; heirs of daughter Susanna Hinds, deceased; daughter Hannah, wife of Philip Hall; and daughter Mary [no surname given.][194] Hannah (Washburn) Keith died on 4 Mar. 1766 in Bridgewater, aged 76 years.[195]
Sources
1 | Nahum Mitchell, "History of Bridgewater" (1840). |