Uzziah Wilbore was born on 25 January 1718 in Little Compton, Newport, Rhode Island. He was the son of William Wilbore and Ann Richmond.

     Walter was buried in the Wilbor Cemetery, located in Little Compton, Newport County, Rhode Island .¹ He was born on 24 October 1722 in Little Compton, Newport, Rhode Island. He was the son of Joseph Wilbore and Emlin Champlin.
     On 28 December 1748, Walter Wilbore married Catherine Davenport, daughter of Eliphalet Davenport and Hannah (Unknown), in Little Compton, Newport County, Rhode Island.
     Walter Wilbore died on 16 January 1792 at the age of 69.

     The number used in The Wildboar's of America is: D191. Walter Wilbore was born on 30 June 1727 in Dartmouth, Bristol, Massachusetts. He was the son of Benjamin Wilbore and Elizabeth Head.
     Walter Wilbore died on 17 June 1749 at the age of 21.

     The number used in The Wildboar's of America is: D143. William Wilbore was born on 4 January 1694/95 in Little Compton, Newport, Rhode Island.^1,2 He was the son of Samuel Wilbore and Mary Sherman Potter.
     On 20 June 1717, William Wilbore married Esther Burgess, daughter of Thomas Burgess and Esther Richmond, in Little Compton, Newport County, Rhode Island.^3,1
     William was buried in September 1744 in the Seaconnet Cemetery, located in Little Compton, Newport County, Rhode Island .⁴
     William Wilbore died in September 1774 in in Little Compton, Newport, Rhode Island, at the age of 79.¹

     William Wilbore [Bristol County Deeds, 6: 261] "John washborne sen 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 Goverment of Plimouth above was pleased to grant to the servants of the first Comers to the abovesd Collony as may appear on the Records at Plimoth both devided & what shall hereafter be Divided within or belonging to the abovesd Grant from the [worn]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 the head of the sd Swamp more Eighteen 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 Appurc's thereunto belonging To
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have and to hold .... with a true Copie of any such originall Deeds or other writing as Concern the sd Bargained premises, with any other lands if he the sd John washborne have any such Deeds or writting .... 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. He was born on 21 May 1630 in Braintree, Essex England.¹ William was Quaker.² He was the son of John Wilbor and Joan Drane.
     In 1653, William Wilbore married Martha Holmes in Newport, Newport County, Rhode Island.^3,1
     William Wilbore left a will filed on 1 March 1710 in Tiverton, Newport, Rhode Island.¹
     William Wilbore died on 15 April 1710 in Tiverton, Newport, RI, at the age of 79.¹
     William was buried after 15 April 1710 in the Seaconnet Cemetery, located in Little Compton, Newport County, Rhode Island . William's will was proved on 15 August 1710 in in Portsmouth, Newport, Rhode Island; His will is recorded in Book 2, page 237.¹