Genealogy of Patty Rose
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| Notes for Samuel KINGMAN | ||||||||
| - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - son of John KINGMAN and Elizabeth EDSON - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Samuel, son of John Kingman and Elizabeth of Weymouth; b. 28 May 1670 [ref 20] - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Samuel Kingman (son of John & Eliz.), b. 28 May 1670 (Weymouth VR); d. tetw. 3 June 1740 (will) - 12 May 1742 (inv.) [ref 30] children of Samuel Kingman & Mary Mitchell (Jacob) 1697-1710: Susanna, John, Joanna, Jane, Mary, Samuel [ref 30] - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Samuel Kingman4, son of John and Elizabeth Kingman of Weymouth, Mass., was born 26 May, 1670, and removed with his parents to Bridgewater, Mass. He was married there, on 1 January, 1695/6, to Mary Mitchell4 (Jacob, Jane Cooke, Francis). Samuel and Elizabeth had six children recorded at Bridgewater 1697-1710: Susanna, John, Joanna, Jane, Mary, Samuel. Samuel Kingman4 made his will at Bridgewater, on 3 June, 1740; his inventory was taken 12 May, 1742. [ref 93:31-27] "Samuel Kingman of Bridgwater" made his will on 3 June, 1740 and it was probated at Plymouth on 20 May, 1742: To "Hannah Kingman my well beloved wife for her Comfortable Support dureing the time of her Widdowhood the Westerly end of my Dwelling house my best bed with the furniture thereto belonging with a Third part of all my houshold goods allso one Cow and wherewithall to keep her both in Summer & Winter & allso Eight bushels of Corne in a year annually to be paid to her by my son Samuel Kingman" To "my son John Kingman one half of my Neet Cattle, Horses Sheep kine Swine and other moveable Estate without Doores (The aforesd Cow Excepted) allso I Give him a third part of my household goods and moveables within Doores" To "my son Samuel Kingman One half of my Neet Cattle horses Sheep swine, & Other moveable Estate without Doores (The aforesd Cow Excepted) allso I give him a Third part of my Household Goods and moveable Estate within Doores Obligeing him to take the Care of his mother above named and to pay her the Eight bushells of Corne yearly and to keep her Cow for her as above Expressed" To "my Daughter Susanna Packard the wife of Solomon Packard One hundred pounds One half thereof to be paid to her within a year after my Decease and the other half to be paid to her within Two years after my Decease" "I give to the four Children of my Daughter Joanna Pettingale Deceas'd Twenty shillings apiece vizt To Daniel Pettingale Nathan Pettingale & Jacob Pettingale each of them Twenty Shillings to be paid to them when they shall Come to Eighteen years of age" To "my Daughter Jane Kingman the wife of Isaac Kingman Five pounds to be paid to her within a year after my Decease allso I give to the three Children of my Daughter Jane aforesd Vizt Abigail Kingman Lemuel Kingman and Jane Kingman five pounds apeice That is to say To Lemuel Kingman five pounds when he shall Come to the age of twenty One years and to Abigail Kingman and Jane Kingman each of them five pounds to be paid to them when they shall Come to Eighteen years of age Respectively" To "my Daughter Mary Kingman besides what she hath allready had the sum of Fifty pounds the One half thereof to be paid to her within a year after my Decease the other half therof to be paid to her within two years after my Decease" "And my Will is That my Execrs herein named do Seasonably Call in all the money that is due to me upon book or bonds and that they pay out all the Legacies herein Given according to this province bills of the Old tenour" "I do nominate my Two sons John Kingman & Samuel Kingman to be the Executors of this my last Will & Testiment" The witnesses were Joseph Edson, David Edwon and Jesse Edson. "May 20th 1742. This will being presented by the Executors abovenamed for Probate", on the testimony of all three witnesses, it was approved by the probate court. On 12 May, 1742, an inventory "of all the Estate both Real and personall which mr Samuel Kingman late of Bridgewater . . . Died Seizd of" was taken by Joseph Edwon, samuel Beal and Henry Kingman, and all three made oath to the inventory on 14 May, 1742. The inventory was: About 14 acres of land �56; Books and apparel �26; Table, chest and chairs �4, 2s.; Pewter, brass, iron and earthen vessels �19, 16s.; "Tools and Implements for Timber & Husbandry" �13, 14s.; "Bed and furniture and table linen" �10, 12s.; "The Widdows bed and furniture" �20; "Tramels Fire tools and horse furniture" �4, 8s.; "Oates and Rye & a Cow hide" �2, 17s.; "Two Oxen two Cows & three yongue Cattle" �65; "Ten sheep a mare & two swine" �21, 5s. (Plym. co probate 8:521,524) [ref 93:31-28] - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - | ||||||||
| Notes for Mary MITCHELL | ||||||||
| - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Mary Mitchell, d. aft. 1710 (birth last child) [ref 30] - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Mary Mitchell4 married Samuel Kingman [ref 93:21-185] - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - | ||||||||
| Last Modified 20 Aug 2004 | Created 4 Jan 2005 |