Family of Richard * DOLE and Patience JEWETT

Husband: Richard * DOLE

Richard * DOLE

Wife: Patience JEWETT

Note on Husband: Richard * DOLE

Richard, merchant, Newbury. He gave a release of a mortg. ofThomas Davis 22 Sept. 1673. [Norf. rec.] He deposed in 1676, ae. about52 years. He m. 3 May, 1647, Hannah, dau. of widow Rolfe; she d. 16Nov. 1678. He m. 4. March, 1679, Hannah, widow of Capt. SamuelBrocklebank; she d. Sept. 6, 1690. He m. Patience Walker. Ch. John b.10 Aug. 1648, Richard b. 6 Sept. 1650, Anna b. and d. 1653, Benjamin b.14 June 1654, Joseph b. 5 Aug. 1657, William b. 11 April, 1660, Henryb. 9 March, 1663, d. Sept. 13, 1690, Hannah b. 23 Oct. 1665, Ap-phia b.7 Dec. 1668, Abner b. 8 March, 1672. 40Ipswich Quarterly Court, Mar. 1675: Hester, relict of John Bondv. Richard Dole. For dower. Verdict for plaintiff, her dower, or thirdpart of about twenty shares of land and marsh at Plumb Island whichwere posessed by her husband. Court ordered Capt. Sam. Brocklebanke.Life. Nellson and Ezekiell Northend to set off her thirds.Richard Dole was a slave owner. In Mar. 1676, Grace, waspresented to the Ipswich Quartery Court for fornication and was orderedto be whipped or pay a fine. She is listed as "Richard Dole's negro." 36Ipswich Quarterly Court, Apr. 1678: Richard Dole certified, Apr.29, 1678, that about the beginning of the wars with the Indians, Capt.Gerrish was at his house with a company of soldiers intending to go toSalem. Capt. Geerish wanted money to lay out for the soldiers, and helent him 20s. and charged him for it. When they came to an accounting,said Gerish told him that he must charge the country for it which hedid, but the constable refused to pay it and the Captain paid it. 36²

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