Family Group Sheet
NameEdward Mott
Birth11 May 1673, Braintree, Norfolk Co, MA [162]
Freeman1696, New Shoreham (Block Isl), RI [687]
Movebef 1713, Kingston, Washington, RI [687]
Movebef 1730, Westerly, Washington, RI [687]
Deathbef 26 May 1735, (will adm) Westerly, Washington, RI [687]
AFN9N9N-TN
FatherNathaniel Mott (ch. 1631-1675)
MotherHanna Niles? [Shooter] (1637->1675)
Marriage3 Dec 1695, New Shoreham, Newport, RI [78]
SpousePenelope Niles
Birthabt 1669
Deathaft 29 Apr 1751, Westerly, Washington, RI [687]
AFNNM65-B1
FatherJohn Niles (1639-1683)
MotherAbigail (Niles) (~1645->1717)
Other spousesWilliam Tosh
Children
SpouseSamuel Worden [III]
Marriage27 Jan 1722/1723, Kingston, Washington, RI [634]
2 MJohn Mott
Birthabt 1708
3 FHannah Mott
Birthabt 1710
4 MSamuel Mott
Birthabt 1715
5 FSarah Mott
Birthabt 1718
SpouseWilliam Thorn
Marriage16 Jul 1738, Westerly, Washington, RI [78]
Notes for Edward Mott
Constable in New Shoreham 1700. In Kingstown in March 1713, when he sued John Greenman for trespass. He was a freeman at Westerly 1 May 1730. [687]
Notes for Penelope Niles
Widow Penelope Mott was living at Westerly, RI 29 Apr 1751. [687]
Banning Genealogy: Sometime before 1701, perhaps as early as 1689, [John Banning] married for the second time, Abigail Niles, the widow of John Niles. She had two sons, John and Ambrose Niles, and perhaps also had 2 girls, Penelope and Abigail Niles. On June 11, 1701, John Banning and partners, Consider Tiffany (husband of Abigail Niles) and Ephraim Tiffany/Edward Mott (husband of Penelope Niles) purchased a large tract of land, about 1000 acres, in Joshua's Town, Lyme, CT.
NEHGR 106 contains a document in which Rose Helme attests that she was present at the marriage of Penelope Niles and William Tosh, as well as at the birth of their daughter who was now (1735) Penelope Holway.
Banning Genealogy: Sometime before 1701, perhaps as early as 1689, [John Banning] married for the second time, Abigail Niles, the widow of John Niles. She had two sons, John and Ambrose Niles, and perhaps also had 2 girls, Penelope and Abigail Niles. On June 11, 1701, John Banning and partners, Consider Tiffany (husband of Abigail Niles) and Ephraim Tiffany/Edward Mott (husband of Penelope Niles) purchased a large tract of land, about 1000 acres, in Joshua's Town, Lyme, CT.
NEHGR 106 contains a document in which Rose Helme attests that she was present at the marriage of Penelope Niles and William Tosh, as well as at the birth of their daughter who was now (1735) Penelope Holway.
