Genealogy of Patty Rose
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| Notes for John WASHBURN | ||||||||||
| - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - son of John WASHBURN and Margaret MOORE - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - JOHN, Bridgewater, s. of John and Margaret Washburn, brot. by his mo. 1635, from Evesham in Co. Worcester, on Shakespear's Avon, at the age of 14 yrs. M. 1645, Elizabeth d. of Experience Mitchell, had John, Thomas, Joseph, Samuel, Jonathan, Benjamin, Mary, Elizabeth, Jane, James, Sarah. He had prob. liv. at Duxbury some yrs. but rem. bef. 1670, and made his will 1686. [ref 20] - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - John Washburn, (John), d. 12 Nov. 1686, Bridgewater [ref 30] Will of John Washburn Sr. 30 Oct. 1686, ment. wf Elizabeth; brother Phillip Washburn to be taken care of by son John Washburn; sons Thomas Washburn, Joseph Washburn, Samuel Washburn, Jonathan Washburn, Benjamin Washburn, James Washburn (minor); dau Mary; dau Elizabeth & her hus.; dau Jane; dau Sarah (minor), brother Edward Mitchell. Inv. taken 19 Nov. 1686 (states he d. 12 Nov. 1686) (15:248; 177; Plym. pr 1:84,86). [ref 30:41] - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - WASHBURN, John -- The son of John and Margery (Moore) Washburn. The younger John was baptized at Bengeworth, County Worcester, on 26 November 1620, and he arrived at Plymouth with his mother and brother, Philip in 1635. He married (1) on 6 December 1645 Elizabeth Mitchell, daughter of Experience and Jane (Cooke) Mitchell. He married (2) between 1684 and 1686 Elizabeth (___) Packard, widow of Samuel Packard, but he had no children by her. His children by his first wife have sometimes been confused to include those of his brother Philip. John was probably the John Washburn (rather than his father) who was sent from Duxbury in the campaign against the Narragansetts in Sugust 1645. He was made a freeman on 6 June 1654, and became a constable of Duxbury 7 June 1659. He dated his will 30 October 1686, sworn 14 September 1687, and he named his wife Elizabeth; sons John, Thomas, Joseph, Samuel, Jonathan, Benjamin and James; and his daughters Mary, Elizabeth and "her husband," Jane, and Sarah. [ref 90:369] - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - John Washburn of Bridgewater had two wives. He married, in 1645, Elizabeth Mitchell3 (Jane Cooke, Francis). He married second, between 1684 and 1686, Elizabeth (___) Packard, widow of Samuel1 Packard of Bridgewater. [ref 93:15-247] "John Washburne Jur Acknowlidgeth the sale of a pcell of land which was given unto him by Experience Michell being beyand bound brooke in the township of yarmouth adjoyning to the land of Mr William Bradford senir : whoe bought all that land of John Washburne both upland and meddow which was given to him by his father Michell This 6th of the 9th 1664 me John Alden" (Plymouth Colony deeds 3:24). [ref 93:16-249] "John Washburne senir of the Towne of Bridgwater: for �40 "Currant New England pay to me in hand payed with a share or purchase or alotment of land att or in Bridgwater; excepting the home or house Lott which was sold before this engagement; This share of land both upland and meddow; the said Washburne is to have . . . all these payments to me in hand payed before the sealing and Delivery heerof; by Edward Southworth; . . . Doe give graunt bargaine sell . . . from mee the said John Washbourne . . . unto him the abovesaid Edward Southworth . . . all those my housing and lands lying in the Towne of Duxburrow and places adjacent; That is to say my Dwelling house out houses with the upland it stands on; and orchyards feilds Dormant lands; both what the abovesaid Washburne had bought or given him by the Towne; which Lands Containe thirty acrees, be it more or less; with the meddow att the end of it; as alsoe about forty acrees of upland att a place Comonly Called Greensharbour brooke which land was given him by his father; as alsoe a prsell of upland and meddow up in the woods att or about the south River given him by the Towne; as alsoe six acrees of meddow, more or less; lying and being att a place Comonly Called and knowne by the pynes; Lying between the meddowes of Gorge Soule and Phillip Delanoes; and two acrees of meddow more or lesse att the Cutt; and one acree more or less att a place Called Bumpps field; as alsoe a prsell of meddow More or lesse that was bought of Major Winslow" The deed was dated 17 March, 1670, and was witnessed by Philip Delanoy, Sr., and Thomas Delanoy. "John Washburne senir and his wife Elizabeth Washburne acknowlidged this Deed of sale this 22cond of May 1671 before mee Constant Southworth Assistant" (Plymouth Colony deeds 3:209). [ref 93:16-250] "I john Washbourn Senr of Bridgwater, And John Partridge of Duxborough . . . Doe Covenant .v.v. that is to say That the abovesd Joh Washbourn hath given Graunted and Confirmed . . . to the aforesaid John Partridge . . . in free and liberall exchange half of my purchase and Interest of lands both of uplands and meadows . . . at Seconett in Plimouth Colony both already laid forth or to be laid forth, of that which is allready laid forth a lott of one hundred acres being more or lss it being the fourteenth lot in number lying next to and on the north side of Simon Rouses lot butting on the salt water Running East & west And nine acres more of another Division with all the priviledges . . . Thereunto belonging in In[sic] those lands above mentioned or in any yet to be laid forth or to be purchased or that shall or Doth ly Comon with all those priviledges that Doth or may arise by or from the said lands . . . In Consideration of which Gift Graunt and exchange the foresd John Partridge hath given graunted and exchand . . . to the foresaid John Washbourne . . . one purchase of lands excepting Sixteen acres formerly sold, I say one purchase of land lying in the Towne of Bridgewater both of upland and meadow with all the priviledges and appurtenances thereunto belonging whether it be in lands already lay'd forth or to be laid forth or that shall or doth ly Comon within the bounds of the foresaid towne of Bridgwater the lands already laid forth are as followeth Seventy acres lying on the southerly side of unketeleasset River and on the East side of pipinghill bounded with a black oake tree which Stands on the east side of a little brooke, And on the East side bounded by a small Red oak tree, And Twenty acres on the Easterly side of Setuckett River being the fourth lot of that Division lying on the northerly side of A lot of Joseph Basssets butting on a little brooke : and one lot of meadow in the great meadow lying betweene Goodman mitchel and moses Simons being the Eighth lot for Duxborough towards the pond. And one lot of meadow in Costers kitchen Joyning to a lot of meadow of the abovesd John Washbourns And a Lot of meadow lying on the mouth of black brooke lying on the southward of mr Bradfords and now Nicholas Byrams" The deed was dated 8 May, 1680, and signed by John Washburn only. It was acknowledged the same day, by John Washbourne Senr before John Alden, Assistant. The witnesses were William Pabody and Samuel Allen (Plymouth Colony deeds 6:58). [ref 93:16-251] "John washborne senr of Bridgwater in the Collony of Plimouth" for �45 sterling, sold to "will wilbore senr of Portsmouth in ye Collony of Rhoad Island and Providence plantations . . . the said william wilbore . . . a Certain percell of land lyeing . . . within the Collony of Plimouth abovesaid a place Called by the Name of Saconit it being one halfe share of that land (which the Government of Plimouth abive was pleased to grant to the servants of the first Comers to the abovesd Collony as may appear on the records at Plimouth both devided & what shall hereafter be Divided within or belonging to the abovesd Grant from the (. . .)d Goverment of Plimouth abovesaid as much as doth or shall belong to the half share of land abovesd : The perticuler percell of land which is allready Divided as belongs to the abovesd halfe share of land is as followeth first two home or house lotts Containing ten acres in each lott, as allso Thirty acres more at the quicksand Pond & more fifty acres of Swamp & more Eleven acres layd out at a place Called the neck & allso a percell of meadow which belongeth to ye abovesaid half share of land with all the Rights priviledges profits therein, thereupon or therefrom ariseing with the Appurces thereunto belonging To have and to hold . . . with a true Copie of any such originall Deeds or other writing us Concern the sd Bargained premises, with any other lands if he the sd John washborne have any such Deeds or writing . . . And further the said John washborne & Elizabeth his wife Do . . . Covenant . . . that they ye said John washborne & Elizabeth his sd wife" will do anything further necessary to confirm this deed. "John washborne Senr above written personally Appearing in ye behalfe of himselfe & Elizabeth his wife Acknowledged this Instrument to be their Act & Deed this 1st of November 1681 Before me Daniel Smith : Assist" The witnesses were Joseph Wilbore and Shadrach Wilbore. The deed was not recorded until 23 September, 1710 (Bristol co deeds 6:261). [ref 93:16-252] "An inventory of the Goods and Chattels of John Washburne of the Town of Bridgwater desceased ye 12th day of November 1686 . . . Taken by us ye 19th day of november 1686 . . . Iohn ffield Iohn Leanoard" The total value was �142.8s. No real estate is mentioned. [ref 93:15-251] "Memorandum. That John Ames Senr of Bridgwater appeared before the Inferior Court of Comon pleas held at Plimouth Sept 14th 1687 and made oath that he was present with the other witnesses within named heard the within named John Washbourne Deceased Declare this Instrument to which his hand and Seal is put to be his last Will & Testament and that he then was of a disposing mind and understanding to the best of his judgment Nathaniel Thomas Cler" [ref 93:15-250] "Elizabeth* Washburn Widow of the Town of Bridgewater" for �5 current money "paid unto me by an Indian known by the name of Sam James of sd Bridgewater" sold to him "All that my twenty acre Lot of Land being Situate within the Confines of sd Bridgewater and at a Place called & known by the name of Setucket Pond and being about Fourty Poles in breadth and about eighty Poles in Length & on the Southern Side of said Pond It being the Sixth Lot from Pimkin Bridge of that Division of twenty acre Lots & lying between the Land of mr James Keith and the Land of Thomas Hayward Senr . . . and I sd Elizabeth Washburn . . . Covenant . . . yt I at the time of making over & Passing away the sd Land . . . Stood truly & lawfully Seized & Possessed with the Same . . . by vertue of my first Husband viz: Samuel Packard his Will" The deed was dated 27 October, 1694, and signed by a mark, and was acknowledged the same day before Thomas Hayward, Justice of the Peace. It was witnessed by Samuel Packard, Thomas Washburn and Edward Fobes, and was recorded 22 October, 1713. [ref 93:15-251] *second wife of John "Know all men by these Presents that We John Washburne Thomas Washburne Joseph Washburne Jonathan Washburne James Washburne Edward Seely Samuel Kingsley William Orcutt Sarah Washburne all Inhabitants of Kingsley William Orcutt Sarah Washburne all Inhabitants of the Town of Bridgewater in ye County of New Plymouth in New England, Have Given Granted & by these Presents do Give Grant Bargain Sell Enfeoffe Confirm & forever Make over Twenty five acres of Land be it mre or less whereof We are the true Owners & rightfull Proprietors unto Samuel Washburne Inhabitant in sd Town of Bridgewater, Which sd Twenty five acres is Situate lying & being in sd Town of Bridgewater near to a Place known by ye Name of South Brook lying on the head of sd Jonathan & James Washburne's Lands where their Houses stands; it being a Parcell of Land left unwilled by our Father & ffather in law John Washburne Deceased, Bounded at foot by a heap of Stones & at head by a red oak tree marked. In Consideration whereof We said John Washburne Thomas Washburne Joseph Washburne Jonathan Washburne James Washburne Edward Seely Samuel Kinsley William orcutt Sarah Washburne have in hand Received in full Satisfaction for sd Twenty five acres fourty four Shillings in money & by these Presents do fully freely absolutely Bargain Sell Enfeoffe Confirm & forever make over ye aforesd Twenty five acres of Land With all ye Claim Title Interest that doth or may Appear belonging to Us our Heirs Execrs or Adminrs unto sd Samuel Washburne he his Heirs Execrs & assigns, Together with all ye Benefits Priviledges & appurces thereunto belonging. To Have & to Hold to Use Occupy & peaceably to Enjoy as his and their Right forever, Without any Claim Title Interest or Molestation to be made to any Part or Parcell thereof by Us or any of Us our Heirs Execrs or Adminrs or any other Person or Persons whatsoever from by or under Us or any of Us abovesd In Witness to all ye abovesd Premisses We have Set to our hands & Seals this Tenth of September, One thousand Six hundred Ninety four" The deed was signed by John Washburne, Thomas Washburne, James Washburne (by a mark), Joseph Washburne (by a mark). It was acknowledged, 10 September, 1694, by John Washburne, Thomas Washburne, Jonathan Washburne, James Washburne, Edward Seely, Samuel Kinsley, William Orcutt, and Sarah Washburne, before Thomas Hayward, Justice of the Peace. It was acknowledged, 14 May, 1695, by Joseph Washburne, before Thomas Hayward, Justice of the Peace. The witnesses were Jonathan Hayward, James Keith, Jr., and Samuel Allen, Sr. The deed was not recorded until 26 April, 1720 (Plym. deed 14:267). [ref 93:15-251] "John washborn Thomas Washborn Joseph washborn Samuel Washborn Jonathan washborn James washborn Samuel Kingsley and his wif Mary. Wlizabeth widow John Ames & Sarah his wife of the Town of Bridgwater . . . Know Yee that we the said John washborn Thomas Washborn Joseph washborn Samuel washborn Jonathan washborn James Washborn Samuel Kinsley & Mary his wife Elizabeth Sele and John Ames and Sarah his wife heires of John washborn of said Bridgwater lately Decd" for �41 lawful money, sold to "John Rogers of the Town of Boston . . . Merchant . . . one whole Share or Portion of land granted unto John Washborn as an Ancient Servant, At Saconet or Elsewhere as may Appear by the Records of the Court of Plimouth bearing Date June 1662 with all & singuler the priviledges & Appurtenances to the same grant belonging" The deed was dated 1 April, 1700, and was signed by John Washborn, Thomas Washborn, Joseph Washborn, Samuel Kingsley, Mary Kingsley (by a mark), "Eliza. Sele widow" (by a mark), "John Ames Junr", Sarah Ames (by a mark). The witnesses were Nathaniel Willis, who signed by a mark, and Elihu Brett, Fr. The deed was acknowledged by all the grantors on 15 April, 1702, and was recorded 8 March, 1702/3. (Bristol co deed 4:83). [ref 93:15-252] - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - occupation: tailor 1659 Duxbury constable; 4 Jun 1660 surveyor of highways - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 10 Sep 1694 Know all men by these Presents that We John Washburne Thomas Washburne Joseph Washburne Jonathan Washburne James Washburne Edward Seely Samuel Kingsley William Orcutt Sarah Washburne all Inhabitants of the Town of Bridgewater in ye County of New Plymouth in New England, Have Given Granted & by these Presents do Give Grant Bargain Sell Enfeoffe Confirm & forever Make over Twenty five acres of Land be it more or less whereof We are the true Owners & rightfull Proprietors unto Samuel Washburne Inhabitant in sd Town of Bridgewater, Which sd Twenty five acres is Situate lying & being in sd Town of Bridgewater near to a Place known by ye Name of South Brook lying on the head of sd Jonathan & James Washburne's Lands where their Houses stands; it being a Parcell of Land left unwilled by our Father & ffather in law John Washburne Deceased, Bounded at foot by a heap of Stones (Plymouth deeds 14:267) - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - (Plymouth probate I:84) WILL of John WASHBURNE, 30 Oct 1686 - 8 Jun 1687: to my Wife Elizabeth Washbourne one Bed one Boulster one Pillow two pair of sheets one Blanket one Coverlet two chests Six bushels of Indian Corne one bushell of Barley. ffarther with Respect to money which was my wives part whereof I have already laid out for her we are agreed that I should Returne to her two pounds and ten shillings which I have already done. to my Son John fourscore acres of upland in the place where he hath already Built and what shall be found wanting of the fourscore acres in the said place shall be made up to him on the Easterly side of my Land next the South Brooke more I Give to him a lot of meadow in Cousters Kitchen lying betwene the lots of Samuel and james: more two Lots of meadow Lying in the Great Meadow above the Great Island more I Give to him a whole purchase Right in the undivided lands ffurther my will is that my Son John take Care of my Brother Phillip to provide for him and on that Consideration I farther Give to my Son John half a purchase Right in my undivided lands and half a fifty acre lot not Yet laid out ffurther I Give to him the Improvement of a Lot of meadow in the Great meadow Lying next to John Ames during my Brothers Life and after my Brothers Decease the one half of the lot Shall be to my son James . and my Son John shall Enjoy the other half To my son Thomas I have already Given twenty acres of upland which he hath Exchanged for land where he hath built more I have Given him a Lot of meadow in Cousters Kitchen lying on the outside Northerly. I have also Given him half a purchase Right in the undivided lands of all which Lands I have formerly Given him Deed: To my Son Joseph I have Given twenty acres of Land lying at Satucket pond and a lot of meadow lying at Black Brooke I have otherwise Done for him according to my abillity And my will is that he therewth Rest Contented. To my Son Samuel I Give thirty five acres of land in the place where he hath already Built and a Lot at Quatitequat joyning to his Great lot there . more I Give half a purchase Right in the Undivided Lands. Also a lot of meadow Lying up poore meadow River And joyning to his own lot there more a lot of meadow in Cousters Kitchen lying on the outside Southerly. ffarther I Give to him thirty acres of Land joyning to his Land where he hath built And also a Steere Calf. To my son Jonathan I Give fifty acres of Land Lying on the outside of my land next the South Brooke and if he Should Come to Settle upon it within the Space of two years after the date of this my Will he Shall Enjoy it as his own otherwise my sons John Samuel Benjamin and James Shall Enjoy the Land being Equally Divided betweene them Each of them paying to my son Jonathan fifty Shillings in Comon pay more I Give to my son Jonathan a lot of meadow lying in the Great meadow joyning to a lot of Goodman Turners. Also half a purchase Right in the undivided lands. To my Son Benjamin I Give fifty acres of Land which formerly was my fathers lot Also a lot of meadow lying up Satucket River and joyning to a lot of Samuel Wadsworths and half a purchase Right in the undivided lands . also two young Steeres a yong horse a Cow a Bed an an iron pot. To my Younger Son James when he Shall Come to age I Give the land which lyeth between my Son John and my Son Benjamin butting on the River and Runing in length till it meet with the Butt of my son Samuels Land with my dwelling house and all out housing thereunto belonging also a lot of meadow in Cousters Kitchen joyning to a lot of Benjamin Willis and half a purchase Right in the undivided lands. a fifty acre lot lying near Bear Swamp I Give to my two Sons John and Samuel to be Equally divided between them A lot of meadow lying in the mouth of Black Brooke I Give to my three sons Samuel Jonathan and Benjamin to be Equally divided between them: to my Daughter Mary I Give ten acres of Land to be laid out: and one Cow. To my daughter Elizabeth I Give ye mare which they have in keeping and ten acres of Land already layd out to my Son in Law her husband To my two daughters Mary and Elizabeth I Give twenty acres of land Lying Down the Town River on the northerly side and joyning to the lands of William Brett to be Equally Divide To my daughter Jane I Give twenty acres of land lying down Satucket River on the Easterly Side and joyning to the lands of Samuel Allen: further I give to her one Cow one heiffer a bed and an iron pot: To my daughter Sarah I Give twenty acres of land joyning to my Son Samuels land near his house ffurther all my Right and Interest in the lands Called the Majors purchase or in any other Lands without the four mile my Will is that it shall be Equally Divided between my sons John Thomas Samuel Jonathan Benjamin and james. My two old oxen I leave in the hands of my two sons John and Samuel to be sold when fit for sale and four pounds of the money to be Disposed of for my Son Benjamin toward his building. I leave on the Land which I Intend to my son James: one horse two oxen one bull two Cows with all the ffurniture for husbandry to be Improved for the benifit of my two yonger Children James and Sarah and my will is that when these Children Come to age the principle be Dinded betweene them. By principle I Intend the horse oxen and other Cattell with the tooles and ffurniture afore mentioned. ffor my Trustees and overseers I Do nominate my kind ffriend mr John Thomson of Middleborough and my Brother Edward Mitchel I do nominate and ordaine my two sons John and Samuel Executors The witnesses were Thomas Hayward and Joseph Alden. This Instrument being Exhibited unto the Inferior Court of Common Pleas held at Plimouth on 8 June, 1687, By John Washbourne there in named Executor. Thomas Hayward and Joseph Alden the witnesses above named Personally appearing made oath before the Said Court that the Testator John Washbourne Deceased in their presence Did signe seal and declare this Instrument to be his last Will and Testament and that he then was of a Disposing mind and understanding to the best of their judgments. Attests Nathaniel Thomas Clerk - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - | ||||||||||
| Notes for Elizabeth MITCHELL | ||||||||||
| - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Elizabeth wh. m. 1645, John Washburn Thomas [ref 20] - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Elizabeth Mitchell, b. c1628, Plymouth, d. betw. 1 Nov. 1681 (deed) - 5 Dec. 1684 (father's will); m. 6 Dec. 1645, Plymouth, John Washburn, son of John Washburn & Margaret Moore, bpt. 26 Nov. 1620, Bengeworth, Worcestershire, England, d. 12 Nov. 1686, Bridgewater. 11 children. John m. 2nd, betw. 7 Nov. 1684 - 30 Oct. 1686, Elizabeth (___) Packard. [ref 30] - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Elizabeth, b. prob. 1628; mar. 6 Dec. 1645, John Washburn, Jr. She was living in Nov. 1681, but he mar. (2) 1684-6, widow Elizabeth Packard. Her children, surname Washburn were: John, Thomas, Joseph, Samuel, Jonathan, Benjamin, Mary, Elizabeth, Jane, James and Sarah. [ref 87:2-741] - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - | ||||||||||
| Last Modified 13 Aug 2004 | Created 4 Jan 2005 |