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Probate Records 1757–1850, A-B

Below are probate records for the Town of Hopkinton for the years 1757 – 1850, with the last names beginning A-B.

Probate Records 1757–1850, C-H

Below are probate records for the Town of Hopkinton for the years 1757 – 1850, with the last names beginning C-H.

Probate Records 1757–1850, I-R

Below are probate records for the Town of Hopkinton for the years 1757 – 1850, with the last names beginning I-R.

See also probate records A-B • C-H • I-R • S-Z

IRISH, George – PR 3:231 Will written, 7 October 1801 Proved (in Middletown, RI) 19 October 1801
He states he is “of Middletown.” Wife: Sarah.
*good land descriptions. Sons: Joseph (farm in Hopkinton), Jedediah (farm in Stonington), James
(land in Richmond), John (land in Middletown) George Irish. Daughter: Martha Irish and her daughters, Hannah, Mary, Sarah, & Phebe. Her sons, Elias & John Irish.
Daughter: Rebecca Bowler and her sons, Charles, George and William Bowler, her daughters,
Sarah and Rebecca Bowler. (land in Hopkinton) Daughters: Phebe Irish & Patience Irish. Sarah Bailey, Mary Bailey, son-in-law William Bailey. Grandchildren, Sarah Ann, Patience, John, William, George, and Isaac Bailey.
Gives a farm in Richmond to Bartholomew Philips, son of John & Elizabeth Philips, Bartholomew to give a life lease to his mother, Elizabeth.
He gives his “black man, Jupiter, his freedom after my decease and a home with any of my sons
whom he may choose to live with.” PR 3:234
Addendum: PR 3:235 *land description. Mentions grandson, George Irish, son of Benjamin Irish, who is under the guardianship of Rowland Babcock.
Witnesses: Jonathan Easton, Edward Thurston, Asher Robbins.
Receipt PR 4:226, 4 February 1808, “received from William D. Bowler…$175.00…the full one third part of a legacy given to Rebecca Bowler by her honored grandfather, George Irish, signed Pardon and Rebecca Wilbor

JOHNSON, Cynthia – PR 8:151, 1 April 1850 Administration Benjamin B. Thurston appointed Admistrator. Oliver Cole guardian of minor child, Andrew J. Johnson.
Appraisers: Jesse Brown, Joseph Spicer, Charles Noyes, 15 April 1850.
Children on receipts; Andrew J. Johnson, Phebe Coffin, George Johnson and Jonathan C. Johnson.

JOHNSON, Edmond – Inventory: PR 4:14 16 November 1801, shown by his widow, Desire.
Appraisers; Enoch Crandall, Gideon Johnson, Elisha Stillman.

PR 4:35 Receipts, 6 February 1804, accepted by the Probate Court. Dated 6 March 1801 in South Kingstown a receipt to Robert Wilcox, paid 9 December 1801 by Desire Johnson, Executrix, list of receipts mentions a Michael Johnson. Receipt – PR 4:37 7 May 1804 brought from Desire Johnson, widow to Ezekial Johnson. Ezekial Johnson signed the account in Richmond in November 1801.
Receipt – PR 4:49 5 November 1804 from Capt. Ezekial Johnson, Administrator.

JOHNSON, David – TC 2:289, 5 May 1788 Guardianship, Mr. Nathaniel Johnson receives Guardianship of his grandson, David, son of Lt. David Johnson, deceased.

JOHNSON, David (Lt.) – PR 2:201, 244, 245 Inventory 28 December 1780Wife, Mary. Appraisers; Joshua Tanner, Zebulon Weaver
Receipts; wife Mary borrowed money from Jeremiah Tefft “to go to Newport when my husband lay
sick there.” And “for keeping sons, Reuben and Stephen for 79 weeks with Grandfather.” “To cash paid Nathaniel Johnson for living with him…”
Receipts PR 2:257 21 November 1787 Mary, Administratrix, received 5 pounds, 13 s.
PR 3:130 “Newport, May Term 1784” Oliver Durfee of Newport obtained a Judgement of Court against
Mary Johnson of Richmond…Administratrix of the Estate of David Johnson, laborer, deceased, the sum of 2 pounds, 15 shillings and 9 pence. TC 2:305, 6 July 1789, Voted that a receipt of 2 _ from David Nichols Esq. to Zebulon Weaver accepted and recorded as credit to said Weaver to be paid out of said estate of David Johnson, deceased in the late War.
Receipts PR 3:193 from Jeremiah Tefft, Administrator, 25 March, 5 May and 7 October 1800.
Receipts PR 3:201 17 December 1800 in Richmond, 6 December 1800 Reuben Johnson gives Power of Attorney to brother Stephen Johnson. PR 3:202 8 September 1800, Mary Johnson, widow, mentions three heirs of her husband, David, Reuben and Stephen.

JOHNSON, Jonathan C. – PR 7:227 , 6 January 1845. Administration, widow Cynthia Johnson named
Administratrix. Inventory PR 7:228, 8 January 1845, appraisers; Jesse Brown, Maxson Johnson
Oliver D. Cole. One item of interest was he owned a stagecoach.
TC 7:111, 6 January 1845, Cynthia’s children George T. Johnson and Andrew J. Johnson (minors)
and made choice of Oliver Cole as their Guardian. Cynthia Johnson named as Guardian of minor daughters, Phebe D. Johnson and Susan H. Johnson (minors)

JOHNSON, Mary – PR 4:283 Will written, 2 May 1806, Proved, 3 June 1816
Son, Jonathan Clark Johnson. Daughter, Mary Lewis
Trusty Friend, Abram Coon.
Witnesses; William Wilcox, Tacy Wells, Elias Burdick.
Codicil – Written 23 March 1814, to her granddaughter, Mary Lewis, daughter of her daughter Mary Lewis.
Witnesses; Jeremiah Thurston, Mrs. Mary Spicer, Mrs. Prudence Coon.
Receipts PR 4:284, 1 February 1813, “Received of widow, Mary Johnson, Administratrix to the estate
of her late husband, Jonathan Johnson of South Kingstown…Nathaniel & Mary Lewis.

JORDAN, Edmund – PR 8:92 Will written 18 July 1848 proved 1 January 1849
Wife, Bridget. Sons, Allen, Joseph, George and Edmund. Daughters, Mary Ann Clark, wife of William Clark, Eliza Richardson wife of Thomas Richardson, Adeline Jordan and Emily Jordan.
Witnesses: Nathan Wilcox, Sanford N. Button, George P. Tefft
Inventory; PR 8:95, 2 April 1849 (states Edmund’s death date was 2 October 1848)

JORDAN, Margaret – PR 2:108 Administrator Amos Langworthy. Inventory taken 3 March 1778
Appraisers, George Thurston Jr., Thompson Wells TC 2:92, 1 March 1778, John Frazier, Administrator removed for not procuring a bond, Amos Langworthy named Administrator.
Receipts – PR 2:170 15 February 1779, to her sister Ruth (Jordan) Gardner, living in Preston,
CT. 17 May 1779, John and Sarah Fraiser “our sister”
Discharges – PR 2:205 24 November 1781, Stephen Jordan, her brother

KENYON, Benjamin – PR 4:215 Written – 21 September 1811, Proved – 16 December 1811
Daughters; Elizabeth Chapman, Tacy Kinyon Sons; Augustus, Benjamin, Rogers.
Grandson; Peleg Utley. Benjamin Kenyon requests suitable “gravestones to my grave as also to my late wives graves.” (possibly more than one wife)
Witnesses; Daniel Babcock, Amherst Crandall, Prudence Edwards.
Inventory PR 4:217, 2 January 1812 Appraisers; Job B. Clark, Nathan Potter, Joseph Maxson.
Receipts PR 4:241- 30 October 1812, “from my fathers estate, Augustus Kenyon, of Brookfield Madison Co., NY. PR 4:241 – 27 January 1812 “from my fathers estate, Elizabeth & Joseph Chapman, Aaron & Tacy Kenyon. PR 4:300 – 5 March 1813, Lebanon, CT, signed Peleg Utley Jr.

KENYON, Benjamin – TC 113, 20 March 1829, Ann Kenyon received one yoke of oxen as part of her right of dower from her husband’s estate.

KENYON, Benjamin – PR 7:139, 18 July 1842
A request in writing brought by Benjamin Burdick, Polly Burdick, W. Sally Burdick, Jedediah Kenyon, Russell Thayer, W. Sarah Kenyon, Hannah Kenyon and Amy Dye.
A will was brought forward, witnesses Benjamin W. Crandall, Lillibridge Barber and Caleb Potter felt Benjamin was incapable of writing a will which the Probate Court dismissed. An Administration was then opened.
Inventory PR 7:140, 5 September 1842 Appraisers; Benjamin W. Crandall, Edward Barber
Receipts PR 7:144, 31 October 1842, the widow Sarah Kenyon allowed $25.26, and the things she
brought with her when she came to live with the said Benjamin.
Receipts PR 7:237, attending to farming business from July 18^th to October 30, 1842 – $5.00;
4 days mowing – $4.00; Reuben Brown for coffin – $5.50; Orrin Doty for three
gravestones – $30.00; Dr. L. A. Palmer – $5.40

KENYON, Charles N. – PR 9:151, 8 April 1856 Administration
Charles Noyes named Administrator. Inventory – PR 9:152, 2 June 1856, appraisers, John S. Champlin, Henry Whipple, Burrel Slocum.

KENYON, Clarissa – PR 6:218 Administration , 29 September 1834, Stephen Palmer Jr. named
Administrator. Inventory PR 6:219, 28 November 1834, appraisers; Andrew Nichols, Simon Kenyon,
George S. Kenyon.

KENYON, David R. – PR 6:191 Administration, 2 December 1833, Godfrey Arnold named
Administrator. Inventory PR 6:192 Appraisers; Andrew Nichols, John Webster, Nathan F. Chipman.
Widow Sally Kenyon requests her one third part inventory, 20 January 1834.
PR 6:215, 6 June 1836, Gardner Kenyon requests the removal of the Administrator, Godfrey Arnold. Mr. Arnold presents an account of the estate and is dismissed.

KENYON, Edward – TC 8:86, 22 March 1850, the overseer of the poor complains that Mr. Kenyon has a sum of money which will be payable to him soon and according to certain individuals acquainted with him, that he would not make a prudent use of his property and recommended he have a Guardian. TC 8:89, 15 April 1850, Edward Kenyon appeared before the Town Council and was much opposed to having a Guardian. He presented some writings showing that he has been industrious.

KENYON, Elisabeth – TC 4:107, 5 August 1807, It is represented to the Council that Elisabeth Kinyon, widow of Peleg, (being advanced in years) conducts herself in such a manner, her estate is likely to be squandered away. Benjamin Barber appointed Guardian.

KENYON, Elisabeth – PR 6:104, Will written 7 April 1830, proved 4 February 1831, 1^st meeting, 4
April 1831, 2^nd meeting Executor, George Kenyon.
States she is a widow. To her “well beloved” granddaughter, Mary S. Kenyon, wife of George
W. Kenyon. To her great granddaughter, Atmary R. Kenyon. To her “well beloved” granddaughters, Susan E. Kenyon, Elisabeth A. Kenyon and Elisa A. Kenyon. She states she does not name the rest of her grandchildren because of her generosity towards them in the past. She mentions her “well beloved” son John S. Kenyon of Sterling [CT] Mentions late husband, Peleg Kenyon who willed land to his children, Gardner Kenyon, Sheffield Kenyon, Robert Kenyon, Susannah Crandall and Mary Kinyon. Calls Robert
Kenyon her “well beloved” son. Mentions grandson, Joseph D. Kenyon. Requests burial next to her husband, Peleg.
Witnesses; Samuel Brayton, Hazard Wilcox, Nancy Wilcox.
Inventory; PR 6:107, 5 September 1831, Appraisers; Andrew Nichols, John Webster, George S. Kenyon. Estate deemed insolvent, commissioners appointed, 5 September 1831, Andrew Nichols, Hazard Wilcox, Samuel Crandall.
Citation issued to John S. Kenyon of Sterling, for concealing, embezzling and selling personal estate of
his mother’s.

KENYON, Ezekial – TC 5:31, 28 August 1821, John H. Kenyon be appointed Guardian to the person and the estate.

KENYON, George – PR 5:87 – Will written, 19 October 1819, Proved 20 December 1819.
Sons; Solomon, John H. Kenyon Daughters; Martha Kenyon, Mary Nichols, Sarah Congdon, Anna Hoxsie, Lydia Collins, Elizabeth Hoxsie, Bathsheba Kenyon.
Grandsons; George Hoxsie, Solomon Hoxsie (states he is the son of Joshua Hoxsie)
Witnesses; Christopher Crandall, Thomas Taylor Jr., John Wilbur
Inventory; PR 5:91, 7 February 1820, Appraisers; Christopher Crandall, Thomas Taylor Jr., John Wilbur
Receipts PR 5:94, On December 10^th, 1819, Amos Green was paid $7.50 for a cherry coffin.
PR 5:95, 30 Dec. 1821, legacy given to my son George, signed Stephen Hoxsie. PR 5:96,
5 Jan 1822, a legacy given to my wife by her father, Lewis Collins. PR 5:96, 17 Sept. 1822, a legacy
given to my wife Sarah, signed John Congdon. PR 5:96, 11 June 1822, a legacy given to my wife,
Anna Hoxsie, signed Stephen Hoxsie. PR 5:97, 1822, a legacy from George Kenyon of Hopkinton,
deceased, to my honored father, George S. Hoxsie, deceased of Richmond, Signed George S. Kinyon. PR 5:97, 26 Jan. 1827, tells of a receipt signed by her late husband, Stephen, Signed Anna Hoxsie. PR 5:98, 11 Sept 1824, in German, New York received of estate, Signed Jonathan & Martha Kenyon. PR 5:98, 9 Sept 1824, Brookfield, New York, received of estate, Signed Gideon Kenyon.

KENYON, George – PR 6:366 – will written, 4 October 1839, proved, 26 November 1839.
Wife, Sarah. Son, George Daughters, Hannah Bentley and Ruth Woodmansee.
Grandchildren; Edward, George and Sarah Kenyon, children of his son, Samuel. (The couple
was raising them.) He bequeaths items to the children of his deceased daughter, Sarah Thompson.
but does not name them. Mentions several times, the “Dexter Place/Lot” Names his “trusty friend, Dr. Isaac Collins” as Executor.
Witnesses; Moses Hall, Lodowick Sisson, John W. Collins.
Inventory PR 6:369, 29 November 1839, appraisers; Moses Hall, Joseph Spicer Jr., Jesse Brown.

KENYON, George – TC 8:30, 12 April 1848, Complaint was made that George Kenyon, a minor, and grandson of George Kenyon, for certain reasons respecting his property and the management of, is in need of a Guardian. Gideon Palmer was appointed Guardian.

KENYON, George – PR 8:319, 6 March 1854
William C. Crandall appointed Administrator with the Will annexed de bonis non. Little information.

KENYON, George – TC 9:51, 7 October 1855, his grandson, Harris Lanphear comes before the Council to pay his share of the personal property of his grandfather.

KENYON, Hannah – TC 4:215, 5 February 1816, daughter of Tabitha Kenyon. John Condon appointed as her Guardian.

KENYON, James – TC 2:288, 16 April 1788, Zaccheus Reynolds receives Guardianship over James Kenyon and his mother.

KENYON, Jarvis – PR 8:190 written 3 December 1850 proved 10 March 1851
Wife Fanny. Executor – Jarvis Kenyon Jr., declines. Administrator appointed William Prosser. Sons, Jarvis Jr., Dennison S., Joseph J., the latter two sons by my last wife Youngest son Joseph J. turns 21. Son, Cyrus B. Daughters, Harriet Johnson, Mariah Kenyon, Minerva C. Kenyon.
Witnesses; Hazard Wilcox, Joseph B. Potter, John B. Tifft.
Appraisers: Hazard Wilcox, Elias Tanner, Card P. Sheffield.
Inventory, PR 8:193 – 17 March 1851

KENYON, John – TC 3:59, 2 March 1795, Whereas complaint is made to this Council, that as John Kenyon has sold his farm, he is likely to spend the whole of it. Voted David Larkin Jr. appointed Guardian to John.

KENYON, John – TC 4:101, 18 May 1807, Whereas it is represented to this Court that John Kenyon, an inhabitant of this town, is non-composmentis. He is appointed a Guardian.

KENYON, John – PR 4:218 – Inventory, 6 January 1812 Appraisers; Samuel Peckham, Jeremiah
Dexter, Alpheus Burdick.
Claims from Creditors, PR 4:231, 3 March 1812 – Probate Court held at Benjamin Kenyon’s Inn.
PR 4:234 – 15 September 1812, Estate insufficient to pay creditors. PR 4:238 Receipts – 7 December 1812

KENYON, John Warren – TC 4:161, a minor, son of John Kenyon. George Kenyon appointed his Guardian.

KENYON, Joseph N. – TC 8:316, 5 June 1854, Albert Witter is appointed to be the Guardian of Joseph.

KENYON, Nathan – PR 4:163 Inventory – 9 April 1809 Appraisers; Rowland Babcock, John H. Kenyon, Jabez Collins
Receipts PR 4:188, 1 January 1810, PR 4:206, 3 June 1811

KENYON, Nathan Jr. – PR 4:248 Receipts, 5 April 1813, PR 4:250, 31 May 1813.
Receipts PR 4:289, Recorded 7 October 1816; 25 March 1815 – received from Aaron Kenyon…signed James Kenyon, of Nathan 5 September 1816 – received…for myself and the three children I am Guardian to, Betsey, Ira and Noyes Kenyon…left to us by my husband…signed Sarah Kenyon. 5 September 1816 – Received…of the right of Weltha Lewis and Ransom Kenyon to the personal property left them by their father…signed Christopher C. Lewis. 18 September 1816 – Received…of the right of Joab, Nathan and Welcome Kenyon…left them by their father…signed James Kenyon, of Nathan, Guardian. 7 October 1816 – Received…on the estate of my honored father, Nathan Kenyon…signed Patience Britman (Brightman?) Receipts, Credit to the Estate PR 4:290, 17 June 1812 TC 7:3, 3 March 1840, Christopher C. Lewis asks for Real Estate to be divided between Heirs, as the widow Sarah has deceased. TC 7:7, list of heirs of real estate, Welcome Kenyon, Welthy Lewis, Noyes W. Kenyon, Patience Foster, Nathan Kenyon, Ira Kenyon, Joab Kenyon’s heirs, Ransom Kenyon, Betsey Brand’s heirs. Map of property on page 6. TC 6:30, 6 June 1831, Land Division Map.

KENYON, Peleg – PR 2:282 Written, 6 September 1790 proved, 16 March 1791 Wife, Elizabeth. Daughters, Susannah Crandall, Joanna Rogers, Mary Kenyon (Mary under 18)
Sons, Gardner Kenyon, (receives farm in West Greenwich) John Stanton Kenyon, Sheffield, Peleg, Robert (Robert under 21) Brother, John Kenyon. His apprentice, William Watson (under 21)
* Land Description
Witnesses: Mary Grenger, John S. Kenyon, Ross Coon.
Inventory: PR 2:284 16 March 1791 Appraisers: Robert Stanton, Benjamin Crandall
Inventory: PR 3:53 27 April 1791 (additional) Receipts: PR 3:69 7 March 1796 – Receipts: PR 3:173, 4 November 1799, son Peleg lists receipts “estate of my father”, mentions dividing land between 2 unnamed sisters, mentions numerous Courts, mentions “Dr. Sprague who was paid 0/12/0. (additional instrument with John Stanton Kenyon of Sterling mentioned) PR 4:82 28 April 1806 Receipts PR 4:89 – 6 January 1800

KENYON, Ransom – PR 7:39 Administration requested by Eliza Kenyon, widow, 7 September 1840.
Christopher C. Lewis appointed Administrator. Inventory PR 7:40, 28 October 1840.
Appraisers; Thomas Clarke, Jesse Brown, Joseph Spicer Jr. PR 7:43, It was voted that Charles Noyes be
guardian to the estates of Charles N. Kenyon and Ransom Kenyon, children under 14 years of age and called “infants.”

KENYON, Samuel – TC 7:34, 7 June 1841, A complaint was set forth in writing that Sarah Kenyon,
widow and Edward, George and Sarah Kenyon, the three last mentioned being minor children of Samuel Kenyon are incompetent of managing their affairs prudently and make bad bargains and should have guardians appointed. TC 7:35, 28 June 1841, Edward and George Kenyon appeared before the council and chose Peleg Maxson to be their guardian.

KENYON, Sarah – PR 7:1 Administration, 5 November 1839, Jonathan G. Foster appointed
Administrator. PR 7:2 Inventory, 4 December 1839, appraisers; Jesse Wilbur, William B. Hoxsie,
Lewis Collins. PR 7:9 29 April 1844, signed receipts for their portions, Nathan Kenyon, Joab Kenyon and Patience Foster.

KENYON, Sarah – TC 8:155, 157, 5 April 1852, a widow, she is considered incapable of managing her affairs by reason of old age and infirmity. William C. Crandall was chosen by the Council to be her Guardian.

KENYON, Sarah – PR 8:315 6 March 1854 Administration
States Sarah is a widow. Administrator, William C. Crandall.
Appraisers: Samuel Crandall Jr., Asa Woodmanse Jr., Harris Lanphear.
George Kenyon, Esther Dunham and Edward Kenyon each paid $6.37 for their legacy.

KENYON, Sarah Ann – PR 9:187, written, 11 May 1855, proved 6 January 1857.
Mentions Mother Tacy, her sister Ruth, sister Hannah, sister Mary Brown, mentions Mary Barber, but does not mention relationship. Brothers, Sands N., Aaron, Joseph N. and Thatcher B. Kenyon
witnesses; Luke Crandall, Olivia Maxson, Mary Ann Crandall.
appraisers; John M. Barber, Phineas Barber, Luke Crandall
Inventory – PR 9:190, 8 January 1857

KENYON, Stephen – PR 5:304 Written, 25 March 1820 proved, 20 March 1826
*Land description * mentions cemetery
Son, Benjamin, Clarke, Stephen, John, William, Burdick, Thomas. Daughters; Mary Lanphear, Elizabeth Fenner. Grandson, Thomas P. Burdick. Stephen mentions in his will he gives “one iron bar that was my “mother’s Burdick’s.”
Executor, son Thomas Kenyon.
Witnesses; Samuel Peckham, Samuel Peckham Jr., Peleg Peckham.

KENYON, Stephen W. – TC 7:44, 1 February 1842. Personally appeared Stephen W. Kenyon and
requested that he might be appointed guardian to his minor children, Daniel S. Kenyon, Benjamin F. Kenyon and Abby Elizabeth Kenyon, for the purpose of collecting their property.

KENYON, Sylvester – PR 2:171 Inventory 1 May 1780 Administrator – Peleg Kenyon, Appraisers, Phineas Maxson, Ezekial Seaman.
Receipts – PR 2:182, mentions his “last sickness” – bill submitted by Peleg Kenyon for “getting things in.” Doctoring, Dr. Paul Herrington 28/10/0, Dr. William Chase 305/5/0, Dr. Robert Perrigo 71/0/0.
Report – PR 2:183, 6 October 1780 Commissioners Report states estate insolvent and lists a few
things for the widow. (widow is unnamed)

KENYON, Tacy – TC 8:274, 23 November 1852, An application in writing is presented signed by Tacy Kenyon requesting some one might be appointed guardian to attend to her affairs. Maxson Green was appointed.

KNOWLES, John – PR 2:106 Administratrix – widow Deborah Babcock, on the estate of her son.
Inventory taken 20 January 1778 Appraisers – Robert Burdick & Hazard Knowles

LANGWORTHY, Alice – PR 8:157 will written 27 September 1830 proved 27 May 1850
Her beloved brother Sanford Langworthy to be her Executor.
Gives to beloved sisters, Mary and Elizabeth Langworthy, all my property and personal property.
Witnesses; Sherman Griswold, Daniel Wilbur, Alma Griswold.

LANGWORTHY, Amos – PR 5:16 Administration 5 October 1818. Administrators named
Benjamin and Amos Langworthy for their deceased father.
Inventory PR 5:17, 27 October 1818 Appraisers, William Tanner, Isaac Wilbur, Russell Maxson. Receipts PR 5:22, 5 August 1820 in New York from Sanford Langworthy.

LANGWORTHY, Benjamin (Cpt.) PR 5:311 8 May 1826 Administrator named, Amos Langworthy.
Inventory PR 5:312, 16 May 1826 Appraisers; George Thurston Jr., Benjamin Green, Joseph Spicer Jr. Widow Hannah Langworthy allowed $50.00 from the inventory. PR 5:315, 20 November 1826 Claims, mentions several widows that were owed money; Penelope Kinyon, Waity Langworthy and Elizabeth Langworthy. Insolvent Estate.

LANGWORTHY, Daniel L. – TC 7:46, 5 April 1842 Guardianship.
A request in writing is signed by Russell C. Langworthy, Eliza Langworthy and Susan Langworthy that Daniel F. Langworthy be a guardian to Maria and Edwin Langworthy. The Town Council voted in favor that Daniel F. be appointed guardian of the person and/or estates of Martha B. Langworthy (she living in another state) Russell C. Langworthy, Eliza Langworthy, Maria W. Langworthy, and Edwin Langworthy, minor children of Daniel L. Langworthy. TC 7:91, 4 March 1844, Daniel F. Langworthy sells land at Public Auction in the month of December 1843. TC 7:105, 2 September 1844, Daniel F. Langworthy states entire family is living in New York State and he be discharged from his Guardianship here.

LANGWORTHY, Elizabeth – PR 8:107 written 27 September 1830 proved 19 March 1849
Gives sisters Mary and Alice Langworthy her land. After their deaths she leaves the property to her brother, Sanford Langworthy.
Witnesses: John Langworthy, Sarah Langworthy, Benjamin F. Langworthy.

LANGWORTHY, Hannah – PR 4:23 1 January 1810
Administrator Benjamin Kinyon. He turns in a receipt dated “May 15, 1808 for taking care of said Langworthy 16 weeks @ 9 shillings per week – 24.00.” Care of said Langworthy 24 weeks @5.00 per week. Funeral charges, $6.00. Administrator asked for $102.00, but received $72.00.
PR 4:171 Inventory 30 June 1809

LANGWORTHY, Joseph and Hannah – TC 1:94 (2^nd set of pgs.), 27 May 1766, Joseph Crandall
appointed as their Guardian.

LANGWORTHY, Josiah W. – PR 9:100, 14 May 1855 Administration
Wife, Tacy. Administrators – Albert Witter and Josiah Langworthy
Josiah Langworthy appointed Guardian to minors under fourteen, Lucius and Sarah, heirs of the estate.
Inventory – PR 9:101, 11 June 1855, appraisers; Harris Lanphear, Barber Reynolds, Elias Burdick

LANGWORTHY, Mercy – PR 5:178 will written 16 March 1822, proved 22 April 1822.
Son, Samuel Langworthy Daughters; Tacy Babcock, Mercy Langworthy, Hannah Brown, Betsey Clark, Aseneth Pendelton.
Witnesses: Joseph Maxson, Lydia Maxson, Daniel Babcock.
Inventory PR 5:180 22 April 1822 Appraisers; Joseph Maxson, David Stillman, Christopher C. Lewis Receipts PR5:182 – in Brookfield, NY, 18 September 1828, signed Charles and Tacy Babcock, in Hopkinton, signed Russell Clarke, in Brookfield, signed Nathan and Hannah Brown. Benjamin C. Pendelton signed for his wife on 20 April 1824, in Hopkinton, signed Mercy Langworthy
Arbitrators Report, PR 6:128, 25 September 1833, mentions Samuel Langworthy; Benjamin Langworthy, Benjamin Pendelton and his wife Aseneth, of Stonington; Saunders Langworthy,
Peleg Langworthy, Charles Babcock and his wife Tacy, all of Brookfield, Madison Co., NY; Robert and Daniel L. Langworthy of Hopkinton; Russell Clarke for his wife Elizabeth, of Newport, RI; Saunders Langworthy mentions his brother, Nathan Langworthy.

LANGWORTHY, Mary – PR 1:89 Inventory – 29 May 1766
Daughters, Elizabeth (Administratrix), Hannah (her guardian was Joseph Crandall), Sons: Samuel, Joseph (his guardian was Joseph Crandall)

LANGWORTHY, Mary – PR 6:266 Will written, 27 September 1830, proved 30 May 1836.
Sisters, Alice and Elizabeth Langworthy. Brother, Sanford Langworthy.
Witnesses; John Langworthy, Sally Langworthy, Benjamin F. Langworthy.

LANGWORTHY, Mercy – PR 6:126, 2 April 1832, Administration requested by Daniel L.
Langworthy. Inventory PR 6:127, 17 April 1832, Appraisers; David Stillman, Rowland Babcock, Charles C. Burdick.

LANGWORTHY, Nelson – PR 9:271, will written, 5 January 1858 proved, 11 March 1858
Wife, Mercy.
Witnesses; Jonathan Spencer, George Whipple, Mary A. Spencer
Inventory PR 9:275, 27 July 1858 Appraisers: William C. Crandall, Clark Andrews.

LANGWORTHY, Samuel – PR 1:67 Will written – 9 November 1760, Proved, 8 August 1763
Wife – Mary Sons: Samuel, Joseph Daughters: Mary, Elizabeth, Rachel, Tacy, Hannah.
Witnesses: Jonathan Crandall, Joseph Crandall, Anne Crandall (26 July 1763, Anna is now Anna McCoon, and referred to as Jonathan Crandall’s daughter in TC 1:45, 2^nd set pgs)
Inventory PR 1:70 8 August 1763

LANGWORTHY, Samuel – PR 5:24 Will written 27 April 1818, proved 7 October 1818.
Wife, Mercy. Sons; Samuel, Peleg, Saunders, Robert, Daniel L., Daughters; Tacy Babcock, w/o Charles Babcock, Mercy Langworthy, Asenath Langworthy, Hannah Brown, w/o Nathan Brown, Martha Brown, w/o Oliver Brown, Elizabeth Clarke, w/o Russell Clark.
Witnesses; Christopher Saunders, David Stillman, Luke Babcock.
PR 5:28, Inventory, 19 October 1818. PR 5:32, 30 May 1820, list of goods delivered to the widow.
Receipts PR 5:33, 30 May 1820, Asenath was now married to Benjamin C. Pendleton. In Brookfield, New York, 18 January 1819, received their fathers legacy, Saunders Langworthy and Charles and Tacy Babcock. In Brookfield, New York on 12 June 1834, Oliver Brown, signs for his children’s legacy, he stating Martha was his first wife.
Receipts PR 5:120 – 3 November 1818, List of items sold at auction. Receipts PR 5:122 – 7 January 1822, receipts dated 4 October 1821 in Hopkinton and signed by Russell Clarke, Mercy Langworthy, Samuel Langworthy, Benjamin C. Langworthy, Nathan & Hannah Brown. PR 5:123, In Brookfield, New York, 6 September 1823, receipt signed by Nathan Langworthy for $300.00 it being in full of a legacy bequeathed to me by the will of Samuel.

LANGWORTHY, Thomas – PR 4:229 Inventory, 6 July 1812, mentions widow, Waity Langworthy.
Appraisers; Isaac Wilbur, John Congdon, Isaac Coe

LANGWORTHY, Thomas – TC 5:5, 1 March 1819, Daniel Babcock chosen to be Guardian of minor children of Thomas; Benjamin P., Thomas, William, Sarah, and Mary.

LANPHERE, Ebenezer – TC 2:45, 7 February 1774, Benjamin Maxson appointed Guardian.

LANPHERE, Elisabeth PR 9:175 7 October 1856, Administration
Her father, Benjamin Potter, named Administrator.

LANPHERE, Joshua – PR 3:164 Inventory PR 3:164 14 May 1799 Appraisers; Asa Coon,
Benjamin Crandall, William Sheldon. Administrator: Dea. Zaccheus Maxson.
Receipts PR 3:196, 4 August 1800, after bills were paid Lucretia Lanphere was paid $4.14 on 1 August 1800; PR 3:198, mentions Amasa Lanphere, Lucretia Lanphere, Rowland Lanphere and Joshua Lanphere; PR 3:210, 1 June 1801 & 5 October 1801; PR 3:212, 3 August 1801; PR 4:59 11 March 1805, PR 4:69 14 May 1799, PR 4:70 3 June 1805. Bills were paid to Asa Sheldon to dig grave and “got boards for coffin.”
PR 4:197 – 3 September 1810 Receipts from Lucretia and Amasa Lanphere. TC 3:142, 1 April 1799, Joshua is named as “oldest son.”
* Nathan Barber, Attorney for above.

LANPHERE, Nancy – TC 5:31, 28 August 1821, Robert Langworthy appointed Guardian to the person and
Estate of Nancy Lanphere and all her children under age fourteen.

LANPHERE, Nathan – PR 5:153 – Administration, 4 June 1821, application being made by widow,
Nancy Lanphere. Joseph Maxson appointed Administrator. Inventory PR 5:154, 6 June 1821; Appraisers, Luke Babcock, David Stillman, Christopher C. Lewis. Estate insolvent, commissioners appointed. PR 5:155 – 30 September 1821, certain items set aside for the support of the family. PR 5:151, 1822, List of receipts. TC 5:121, 16 October 1829, David and Harris Lanphere, under 21 years, heirs at law of Nathan, asks that their brother Charles Lanphere be appointed their Guardian. TC 5:53, 1 September 1822, The widow Nancy requests that Luke Babcock be a Guardian to her children; Caty Ann, Charles, Susan, David and Harris. A request that her property be split up between her and Mrs. Frances Pendelton (wife of William).

LANPHERE, Sally – TC 5:45, 2 September 1822, Aaron Kenyon is appointed Guardian. Sally, daughter of Nathan Lanphere, deceased, is incapable of managing her affairs

LARKHAM, Hannah – PR 5:265, Will written 19 October 1821, proved 14 June 1825.
“of Voluntown, CT.” (record states nephew) Hannah Palmer, wife of Jabez Palmer. Nephew and trusty friend, Jabez Palmer, to be executor.
Witnesses; Samuel Peckham, Ezra Palmer, Lydia Palmer.

LARKIN, David – PR 7:10, 19 November 1839, Administration brought forth by widow Sally
Larkin. Gorton W. Arnold appointed Administrator. PR 7:11, Inventory, 10 December 1839
Appraisers; Russell Thayer, Isaiah Langworthy, Nathan Chipman. Included in the inventory it is stated, “things in the east chamber formerly belonging to the widow…”
PR 7:15, 16 December 1839, “Personally appeared Sally C. Larkin, widow…she is hereby allowed the sum of fifty dollars of the articles first inserted in the inventory, being the same which she carried with her when she went to housekeeping…” [This may indicate she was a second wife and would require further research] TC 7:4, 3 March 1840, Sally requests in writing that her dower in real estate be set aside for her.

LARKIN, John Jr. – PR 2:102 Will Written – 13 October 1776, Proved 7 July 1777
Wife: Amie Sons: Nathan, Joseph (under 21) Daughters: Anna, Mary (under 21)
Witnesses: Samuel Brand Jr., Mary Perry, Simeon Perry
Inventory PR 2:104 4 July 1777 Appraisers: William Coon, Joseph Brightman
Inventory PR 2:111 6 April 1778, Inventory PR 2:160 5 July 1779
Receipts PR 2:204 7 April 1783

LARKIN, John Esq. – PR 3:91 Receipts: 9 March 1779
Received of Amie Larkin, Executrix to John Larkin, who was Executor of John Larkin Esq. received remainder of my legacy, sons Abel and Timothy, grandsons Ebenezer Rathbun and John Larkin. John Larkin, son to Daniel Larkin. Benjamin Tefft by Power of Attorney on behalf of Mercy Mintorn.

LARKIN, Jonathan – PR 7:311 Administration, 7 September 1846, Thomas T. Larkin named
Administrator. PR 7:313 Inventory, Appraisers; Nathan Collins, Charles W. Collins, Alfred Collins. Inventory includes items from a small company Jonathan owned with his son, Thomas T. Larkin. Charles W. Collins to be Guardian to Orrin Jetson Brumbly.
Receipts PR 7:316, 1846 through 1847, the widow Hannah Larkin was paid $155.31, John W. Larkin was paid $124.42 as Guardian to Elias Larkin.

LARKIN, Joseph – PR 2:55 Administrator – Joseph Coon TC 2:67, 4 December 1774 states Joseph Coon is Joseph Larkin’s father-in-law. Inventory – 4 December 1775, presented 5 December 1775, appraisers John Larkin & Timothy Larkin.

LARKIN, Nathan – TC 2:177, 7 April 1783, Amie Larkin appointed Guardian. A complaint was made by the widow Amie Larkin, Timothy Larkin and Stephen Potter that Nathan Larkin hath conducted imprudent and by trade and by other ways involved himself considerably into debt and is likely to become chargeable to the Town.

LARKIN, Sarah – TC 1:107 – 3 August 1767, John Millard be Guardian to said Sarah.

LARKIN, Sarah – TC 2:322 – Mr. Samuel Larkin appointed to Guardian of Sarah Larkin, a single woman.

LARKIN, Sarah – PR 3:165 Inventory 10 May 1799 Appraisers: Asa Coon, David Coon, Samuel
Kinyon Jr. Administrator: David Nichols Receipts PR 3:237 3 May 1802

LARKIN, Thompson – PR 9:18, 3 July 1854, Administration
Wife, Phebe. Elisha Baggs of Exeter named Administrator. Wife Phebe is named Guardian to children under fourteen, Martha L., John T., Hannah B., and Ann C. Larkin.
Inventory 9:19, Appraisers: Gorton Arnold, Josiah Langworthy, Nathan Chipman

LAW, Charles H. – PR 9:59, 11 December 1854, Administration
Wife, Drusilla. Charles is of Providence. Halsey P. Clarke of Richmond named as Administrator.
Inventory: PR 9:60, 30 December 1854

LAWTON, Joseph – PR 1:79 – written, 29 April 1765, proved 1 April 1766
Wife; Sarah Son; Joseph Lawton Jr. Daughters; Priscilla Lawton, Esther Lewis, Anna Foster, Mary West. Grandsons; Joseph Lawton, John Lawton.
Witnesses; Jonathan Wells, Elnathan Wells, Jonathan Wells Jr.

PR 1:83, Inventory, 30 April 1766 Receipts PR 1:94, 12 December 1766, Jonathan and Anne Foster,
of Stonington, CT, In Hopkinton, 13 December 1766, Francis and Mary West, and Priscilla Lawton.

LAWTON, Joseph – PR 3:214 Will written 11 August 1801, Proved 2 November 1801
Wife, Abigail. Sons, Joseph, John. Daughters, Abigail Lawton (unmarried), Elizabeth Robinson,
Mary Rathbun, Hannah Skinner. Niece, Anna Foster.
Witnesses: Caleb Potter, Oliver Davis, Daniel Babcock.
Inventory & receipts: PR 3:216 3 November 1801, PR 3:217 19 November 1801.
Receipts PR 4:17 – 27 September 1802, in Easton, Washinton County, NY, Jedediah Robinson, in Hopkinton
22 November 1802, Acors Rathbun, in Hopkinton 31 August 1802, Nathan Skinner, in Hopkinton 6 June 1803, Abigail Lawton, in Hopkinton 16 March 1803, Rowland Crandall, in South Kingstown 7 May 1803, Micheal and Margaret Dye.

LAWTON, Sarah – PR 2:252 Written – 20 September 1783, Proved 7 April 1788
Son; Joseph Daughters; Mary West, Priscilla Coon & son-in-law David Coon. Grandson; Jonathan Foster.
Witnesses: Isabel Lewis, Simeon Burdick, Simeon Burdick Jr.
Inventory: PR 2:253 14 April 1788 Appraisers; David Nichols, Joshua Coon
Receipts: PR 2:264 To John Aldrich paid 1 pound, 4 s. for doctoring & medicine, To Joseph Witter Jr.
1 pound 16 s. for coffin built
Receipts: PR 3:4 20 March 1788, received his full legacy, Joseph Lewis. William West received wearing apparel in behalf of Francis West.

LEWIS, Amos – PR 2:279 Written 6 October 1782, proved 4 October 1790.
Wife, Eleanor. He bequeaths “unto the heirs of my beloved son, Amos Lewis, late deceased, five silver dollars to be equally divided amongst them and paid to them by my Executor hereinafter named out of my personal estate, as they shall arrive to lawful age of freedom and the reason I give them no more is that they have been a great expense to me since their father’s decease in bringing them up.” Sons, Matthew, Randall, Paul and Green. Last two sons are given the farm. Daughter, Humilty Weaver.
Inventory PR 2:281 15 June 1790 Appraisers; Samuel Slocum, Abel Tanner.
Receipts: PR 3:46 16 March 1791, 5 May 1794

LEWIS, Amos Jr. – PR 2:53 Inventory, 6 June 1775, shown by widow Mary Lewis, taken by
Benjamin Randall & Paul Lewis. Presented 9 August 1775. TC 2:83, 10 June 1777, Voted that Jonathan & Mary Crandall be cited in order to give reason why she hath not taken a letter of Administration on the estate of her former husband, Amos Lewis. TC 2:91, 19 January 1778, Jonathan Crandall and his wife cited again. TC 2:92, 1 March 1778, Mary Lewis Crandall replaced as Administrator, Thomas Wells Esq. named. TC 2:95, 6 April 1778, Nathan Lewis, his being of age, appeared and chose his grandfather, Amos Lewis to be his Guardian. Amos Lewis was chosen by the Council to be a Guardian to his other grandchildren, Amey, Amos, Thomas, Joseph and Betty Lewis.

LEWIS, Asa – TC 2:4, Edward Wells appointed Guardian to Asa, son of Elisha Lewis, deceased.

LEWIS, David – PR 1:56 Inventory, 10 June 1762 TC 1:84 – 14 June 1762, his widow, Esther
named Administrator.

LEWIS, David – TC 1:76 (second set of pgs) 11 March 1765, David, son of the late David Lewis,
made choice of Stephen Richmond to be his Guardian. TC 1:90, 4 March 1766, made choice of
Thomas Wilbur.

LEWIS, David – PR 2:69 TC 2:78, 2 December 1776, Stephen Wilcocks named administrator. Inventory 5 January 1776; Appraisers: George Thurston & Daniel Lewis Note: Inventory had quite extensive wardrobe that included 1 pr. Velvet breeches, 1 pr. Leather breeches, 1 buff cap.

LEWIS, Daniel – PR 5:130 Written, 24 October 1814, Proved 15 February 1821
Daughters, Martha Babcock, Amy Lewis, Hannah Browning and her four daughters, Lucretia, Amy, Esther and Betsey Browning, and Hannah Browning’s five sons, Jared, Davis, Ephraim D., Lewis and Welcome. Sons; Daniel Lewis and Christopher C. Lewis.
“Amy, as long as she remain unmarried, has the privilege…use and occupancy of my west great room and northwest bedroom, a privilege in the chamber and kitchen and cellar and firewood for one fire and a privilege to get apples in the orchard for her own use to cook and dry…to get green sauce in the garden and green corn…”
Witnesses; Job B. Clark, Elias Lewis Jr., Daniel Babcock
Receipts; PR 5:132 – 2 June 1822, Hazard Browning signs as the father of Jared, Davis, Ephraim,
Daniel and Welcome H. On 26 February 1822, in Charlestown, Jared and Martha Babcock sign receipt
On 4 April 1822, in Livingston, County of Genesee, New York, Jacob Jr. and Amy (Browning) Loomis signed a receipt for their legacy.

LEWIS, Daniel – TC 6:34 Probated 3 October 1831. David Lewis named Guardian to the estates of Daniel C. Lewis, Amy Lewis and Emeline Lewis, children of Daniel Lewis, minors over 14 years old, but under 21 years.

LEWIS, Elias – PR 4:265 Written, 25 October 1792, Proved 1 August 1814
Wife, Susannah. Son, Elias. Daughters; Eunice Smith, Lois Langworthy.
Witnesses; Benedict Crandall, Edith Boss, Simeon Burdick.
Inventory – PR 4:265, 2 September 1814 Appraisers; Daniel Lewis Jr., John T. Thurston, Christopher
C. Lewis. Receipt PR 4:266 – 23 September 1814 “accepting for his wife” Joseph & Lois Langworthy.

LEWIS, Elias – PR 6:256 Written, 24 November 1835, Proved, 25 December 1835
Wife, Elizabeth. Daughters; Catherine Pearce, Lois Babcock, Elisabeth Sherman, Fanny Lewis,
Martha Lewis, Eunice Langworthy. Sons; Pardon and Elias Lewis Jr.
Witnesses; Christopher C. Lewis, Daniel L. Langworthy, Elisha Saunders.
Inventory PR 6:259, 28 December 1835, appraisers; Daniel Lewis, Jacob Barber, Jesse Brown Paid $5.00 to Reuben Brown for coffin. Receipts PR 6:265; (all in Hopkinton) 4 April 1836, signed Amos Langworthy, as Guardian for Fanny Lewis, 4 April 1836 signed Martha Lewis, 5 April 1836 signed Amos Langworthy for Eunice Langworthy, 6 April 1836 signed Lois Babcock, 6 April 1836 signed Elizabeth Lewis, 19 June 1836 signed Samuel T. Sherman for Elizabeth Sherman, 4 August 1836, 4 August 1836 signed Daniel Pierce Jr and Katherine Pierce.

LEWIS, Elisha – TC 1:107 – Edward Wells named Administrator on 13 July 1767
PR 1:81 Inventory 3 April 1766, shown by widow Amy Lewis. 1:101 Receipts 17 August 1767.

LEWIS, Elizabeth – PR 7:245, Will written, 30 April 1836, proved 24 February 1845
Daughters; Catherine Pearce, Lois Babcock; Elizabeth Sherman, Fanny Lewis, Martha Lewis,
Eunice Langworthy. Sons; Elias, Pardon. Son-in-law; Amos Langworthy.
She leaves her six daughters her “one half pew that I own in the Seventh Day Baptist Meeting
House standing near the Southwest corner of Hopkinton”
Witnesses; Dorcas Witter, Albert Witter, Josiah Witter.
Inventory PR 7:248, 27 February 1845 appraisers; Josiah Witter, Joseph Spicer, Samuel Allen.
Receipts PR 7:250, Westerly, RI, 8 September 1845, Samuel S. and Betsey Sherman, In Middeltown (does not give state), 7 April 1845, Elias Lewis, In Hopkinton, Lois Babock, Martha Lewis, Pardon Lewis, Katherine and Daniel Pearce. TC 7:194, 5 April 1847, Guardian to Fanny Lewis, Amos Langworthy submits accounting of her portion of the estate.

LEWIS, Elnathan – PR 2:46 Inventory 15 May 1776
Wife: Margaret. Inventory mentions 1 Bible, 1 History Book, among other items.
Receipts – PR 2:58;80 – his brother Samuel named Administrator. Page 94, Samuel submits a bill
“for all he did for the estate.”
Receipts – PR 2:146 – Brother, Benjamin received part of his estate 4 January 1779. Others who
received their legacy were George Lewis, Eleazer Lewis, Ezekial Lewis, Jabez Collins and Jonathan Potter.

LEWIS, Henry – PR 9:132, 5 November 1855 Administration
Administrator – Pardon Lewis Appraisers; Joseph Spicer, Burrel Slocum, Albert Witter
Inventory – PR 9:133, 5 November 1855

LEWIS, Isabella – TC 6:75, 25 May 1835, Daniel Langworthy, Guardian, is paid for his services and reimbursed for a coffin.

LEWIS, Israel – PR 4:120 – 3 March 1807 Inventory Appraisers – Abram Coon, Thomas Wells, Joseph Spicer.
Receipts PR 4:210 from Thomas Lewis, Administrator. Signed by Israel, Welthe, Nathaniel, Anna, Eunice,
Elijah and Ruhama Lewis. Signed September 6, 1809 and May 4, 1810
PR 4:168, 6 April 1808 Division of land.

LEWIS, Jane – PR 4:104 – 2 January 1803, Proved 2 March 1807
Brothers – Israel, Beriah Sisters – Mary Cross, Thankful Grant
Mentions, deceased mother, Mary Lewis. Nieces – Sally Babcock and Lois Lewis, daughters
of Beriah Lewis, Jane Grant, daughter of John Grant Jr., Mercy Babcock, Anna Lewis, Polly Cross.
Nephews – Lewis Clarke son of Weeden Clarke, John Grant Jr..
Dinah Lewis, a black girl who served my mother, is given a store house.
Additional names which do not state a relationship, Ichabod Lewis, Thomas Lewis, Wealthy
Lewis and Peleg Cross Jr
Inventory: PR 4:135 4 March 1808, Appraisers, Thomas Wells, Ichabod Burdick, Joseph Spicer.
Receipts PR 4:173 3 July 1809, PR 4:155 10 August 1808, PR 4:157 Additional Inventory, 16 February 1809.
Receipts PR 4:189 – “Received 27 May 1809 in Brookfield, NY,… signed Saunders and Mercy Langworthy.” “Received 7 September 1809, a lutestring gown…which was in full of a legacy given to my wife by…Jane Lewis…who when solely was Polly Cross, daughter of Peleg Cross Jr. signed John Carr Jr.

LEWIS, Jesse – PR 6:20 – 8 June 1829, Weeden Barber named Administrator for estate.
Wife, Isabella. PR 6:21, Inventory, 10 July 1829, appraisers, Samuel Gardner, Daniel L. Langworthy,
David Kinyon. Estate insolvent.

LEWIS, Joseph – TC 2:47, 2 May 1774, Voted that Oliver Lewis of Westerly be Guardian to his brother, Joseph Lewis of Hopkinton who is judged to be Noncompasmentis. PR 2:266 – 10 April 1788 “We the subscribers Brother and Brother-in-laws to Joseph Lewis are of opinion that Peleg Lewis be allowed 6 pounds…for keeping said Joseph…”” signed Nathan Bliven, Daniel Lewis, Oliver Lewis, Jesse Lewis, John Tifft. TC 2:273, 4 June 1787, terms changed and the brothers agree that whosoever keep the said Joseph in the present year be allowed the profits of his real estate and to pay the doctors bill.

LEWIS, Martha – PR 5:262 – Administration, 4 April 1825. Joseph Maxson appointed Administrator
Inventory PR 5:263, 11 April 1825, Appraisers; Daniel Babock, Russell Maxson, Ezekial Crandall. Auction of personal property PR 5:264, 2 May 1825.

LEWIS, Mary – PR 2:195 11 March 1782 – Affidavit for freedom of her slave, “Will.”
PR 3:116 Will written 26 September 1794, proved 5 June 1797
Sons, Amos, Nathaniel, my deceased son Elijah, Israel, Beriah. Daughters, Mary Cross, Jane Lewis, Ruhamah Champlin, Thankful Grant.
Witnesses: Betsey Lewis, John Grant Jr., Caleb Potter.

LEWIS, Nathan – PR 2:38 Inventory taken 17 (month not written) 1773, Presented January 1773
Administrators – Jonathan Foster & David Lewis TC 2:44, 2 January 1774, David Lewis dismissed for refusing to act in his capacity. Mother: Esther Brother: David Sister: Rebecca.
Appraisers: Thomas Wells Jr. & Joseph Lawton

LEWIS, Pardon – PR 6:25 Will written, 10 September 1824, proven, 2 November 1824, states he
was of New London, CT. Wife, Sarah. He allows the use of his farm in Hopkinton to his parents, Jesse and Isabella Lewis. He mentions his “several children.” (But not by name)

LEWIS, Simeon – PR 5:192 – 31 December 1822, Administration. PR 5:193, 3 January 1823,
Inventory. PR 5:195, 17 March 1823, Auction of personal property. Mrs. Frances (Fanny) Lewis requests support for the family.
PR 5:219, 5 January 1824, Receipts – Asa Church, coroner, charged $10.00 for the Court of Inquisition and Jurors fees on the body of the said Simeon Lewis. PR 5:221, $10.41 was given to children, Enoch Lewis and Ann Lewis as their division of their father’s estate. Heirs of the estate, Nathaniel Lewis, John Lewis, Peleg
Lewis, Jason Lee Lewis, Jepstha Malbone Lewis, each received $10.41.

LEWIS, Thomas – TC 2:239, 3 October 1785, Thomas Wells Esq. be appointed to be Guardian of Thomas, son of Amos Lewis.

LOW, Charles H. – PR 9:62, 210, 1 January 1855 Administration
Daughters; Abby, Catherine, Susan.

MacCOON, Daniel Jr. – PR 1:48 Will written – 27 February 1762, Will proved – 7 June 1762
Wife – Abigail Two oldest sons: Timothy, Daniel “under 21” sons: James, Phineas “under 21” daughter – Marvel “under 21” daughter – Abigail “under 18”
Brother – Joshua MacCoon (also reference to brother TC 1:83)
Witnesses – Henry Hall, Sarah Hall, Simeon Perry
Inventory – PR 1:51

MARYOTT/MERRYOTT, Elizabeth – TC 4:159, 1 April 1811, Whereas Elizabeth Merryott having a right for life in some lands in Hopkinton, and whereas the said Elizabeth hath removed to New York and if she should divest herself of her right of land, the Town would become liable for her. It is voted that Samuel Peckham Jr. is hereby appointed her Guardian.

MARYOTT, Henry – PR 5:99 On the 7 February 1820, Samuel Maryott came before the Probate
Court to open an Administration on his father, Henry Maryott, of Hopkinton.
Inventory PR 5:100, 16 February 1820, Appraisers; Benjamin Maxson Jr, Benjamin C. Maxson, Pardon Kinyon. The administrator set off $50.00 for the widow, Mary Maryott for expenses. Receipts PR 5:106, $2.00 for my attendance in the last sickness, Ellet Lock of West Greenwich. $3.00 for services in medical aid in the last sickness, William Wilbur. $1.50 for myself and horse to go to Lisbon to inform of his death.

MARYOTT, Judith – PR 5:57 Will written, 28 May 1819, proved 2 August 1819
Brother; Caleb Maxson Sister, Esther Hubbard. Mentions a James Hubbard.
Her trusty friend, Joseph Maxson to be her Executor.
Witnesses; Daniel Babcock, Joseph Wells.
PR 5:60 Inventory, 4 August 1819 Appraisers; Daniel Babcock, Joseph Wells, Nathan Maxson.
PR 5:161 – 13 September 1819, Auction of the personal estate. PR 5:163, – Receipts, 20 June 1821, Newport, “a legacy given me in the said deceased estate.”, John Maxson. In Eaton, 18 June 1821, “received from…the estate of Judith Maryott…from deceased James Hubbard, note for $25.40…given me in the said deceased (James Hubbard) last will and testament…signed Esther Hubbard.

MARYOTT, Samuel – PR 4:170 Will written, 14 November 1797, Proved 20 June 1809
Wife; Judith Son; James Daughter; Ann Maxson “I have therefore given all the rest of my children
what I propose to give them, I shall not name them in this will…”
Inventory PR 4:179 – 28 August 1809

MAXSON, Abby Angeline – PR 6:284, 3 April 1837, Administration. Samuel Maxson appointed
Administrator. Samuel Maxson died before 1 February 1838, and Oliver Babcock of Westerly, RI was appointed in his place.

MAXSON, Amos – PR 3:7 Will written, 9 June 1792*, proved 6 July 1789
*Describes burial lot
Wife, Mary. Sister, Mary Maxson. A child he brought up which was Martha Lewis, daughter to Stephen
Lewis. “my will is that after the decease of Mary Maxson and Martha Lewis before mentioned,
my dear sisters in the Bond of Gospel of Jesus Christ that the use and profits of my house and land with all
the privileges thereof be converted or improved toward the support of the poor members of Jesus Christ belonging to the Sabbatarian Church in Westerly and Hopkinton or that may belong to them so long as they remain in said Church of Christ observing the Seventh Day Sabbath and walking with all the ordinances of the Gospel.” Witnesses – Sarah Wells, Joseph Wells, David Wells
“*Whereas on the 6^th day of July 1789 the within written instrument called the Last Will & Testament of Amos Maxson was presented before the Town Council of Hopkinton by reason that it appeared extremely difficult, if not impractical, that the witnesses thereto could be produced whenever it might become in force
and also that the within named testator was at said time incapacitated to make a legal will and wherefore personally appeared before said Town Council on the 6^th day of July AD 1789 the within named witnesses
to this Will (viz) Sarah Wells, Joseph Wells & David Wells and made oath that they saw Mr. Amos Maxson,
the Testator, sign seal…the within instrument to be his last will & testament and that they signed in the presence of the testator and each other, and that the testator was of a sound disposing mind and memory as appears in the record. And now the testator being deceased and the Witnesses to his Will being some of them deceased also and the other gone into a distant land, whereby it is impossible to have them present; and the former proof being esteemed valid, it is therefore voted by the Town Council of Hopkinton this 4^th day of June 1792 that the within written instrument be accepted, approved and recorded.”

MAXSON, Elisha Jr. – PR 5:365, Administration opened 4 October 1827. Ezekial Maxson named
Administrator. Inventory PR 5:366, 1 November 1827. PR 5:368, Widow Rebecca Maxson allowed
$100.00 from inventory. Appraisers; Russell Maxson, Isaac Cundall, Maxson Johnson. PR 5:368, Estate determined to be insolvent, Commissioners named, Russell Maxson, Isaac Cundall, Maxson Johnson. Bills against Estate PR 5:422, 4 August 1828, Auction of Personal Property PR 5:423, 424, 15 September 1828; Receipts PR 5:433, 25 November 1827, Bills of Sale PR 5:434, 26 November 1827. TC 7:119, 17 February 1845, Commissioners were instructed to divide the land of Elisha Maxson (Rebecca Maxson now called deceased) One share each to go to Ezekial Maxson, Daniel Maxson’s heirs, Rebecca Maxson, Abby Palmer’s heirs, Samuel Maxson’s heirs, Angeline Maxson’ heirs (Lydia Palmer). TC 7:131, 17 April 1845, Division of Property Map.

MAXSON, Elisha Jr. – TC 5:97, 5 November 1827, Request being made by Lydia Maxson, widow, that Elnathan W. Babcock be appointed Guardian of the two infant daughters of said Elisha Maxson, deceased, viz, Tacy Ann Maxson and Abby Angeline Maxson.

MAXSON, Elizabeth – TC 6:82, 4 January 1835, received from the estate to John J., Russell and Paul C. Maxson of Preston, New York, Ira Bliven of McDonaugh, New York and Jesse, Oliver and Martha Maxson of Hopkinton.

MAXSON, George – PR 3:103 4 November 1796 Appraisers: Zaccheus Maxson, Jesse Bliven
Receipts: PR 3:118 5 June 1797, PR 3:135 4 April 1798 Administrator – Moses Barber
Receipts: PR 3:168 24 October 1796

MAXSON, Jesse (Col.) – PR 5:1 – Administration at Probate Court, 3 August 1818.
Russell Maxson (son of Jesse), named Administrator. Names widow Elizabeth Maxson. PR 5:2, Inventory,
2 September. George Gavitt charged $6.50 for the coffin and Jesse Coon charged 50 cents for digging the grave.
TC 6:21 -Land Evidence Map

MAXSON, Jonathan – TC 1:25 – 30 July 1759 – Jonathan, an orphan, and son of Jonathan Maxson, late of Westerly which is now Hopkinton, deceased, appeared in this Council and did choose Samuel Maxson of Hopkinton to be his Guardian. TC 1:49 (2^nd set pgs.) – 27 September 1763, Voted that Samuel Maxson be discharged from being Guardian to Jonathan Maxson, as he is well satisfied with what his Uncle Samuel had done during his guardianship.

MAXSON, John Sr. – TC 3:38 – 3 September 1793. Complaint is made by John Maxson Jr. that John Maxson Sr. conducts himself imprudently and very unbecomingly in several respects and he conceives that he is likely to squander his estate (also some of his misconduct is well know to others). It is voted that Jesse Maxson and John Maxson Jr. are hereby appointed guardians to John Maxson Sr. TC 3:41, 2 December 1793, Whereas John Maxson Esq. is now under guardianship and whereas there seems to have arisen some uneasiness in consequence thereof and some think it best to discharge him therefrom for some reasons. Wherefore it is hereby voted that John Maxson Esq. be discharged from said guardianship upon the receipt of a sufficient bond given be Randall Wells and Clarke Wells to keep this town indemnified from all costs that shall or may accrue. TC 3:47, 5 May 1794, Whereas on the 2^nd of December last, this Council voted that John Maxson Esq. be discharged from his Guardianship, on condition that, Randall Wells and Clarke Wells should give bond to keep this town indemnified from all costs, that should or might accrue in consequence of said Maxson’s becoming chargeable to said town. And whereas the said Randall Wells and Clarke Wells hath not given bond as aforesaid, It is voted that the said John Maxson Esq. remain and continue to be under Guardianship and that if a Bond of Indemnity be offered by said Randall Wells and Clarke Wells that it be rejected.

MAXSON, John – PR 2:48 Will written – 31 March 1772, Will proved – 11 June 1775
Wife: Martha Sons – William, Jesse, Joshua, Amos, Tory, Jared/Jarah(?)
Daughters – Goodeth Burdick, Tasey Lewis, Judith Rogers, Hannah Lewis, Mary Maxson, Ruth Babcock.
*leaves 7^th Day Baptist Church $5.00.
Witnesses: Randall Wells, John Maxson Jr., Theodoty Popple
Inventory – PR 2:51 taken 28 June 1775 by Edward Wells & John Maxson
Receipts PR 2:161 1777

MAXSON, Joseph – PR 5:36 Will written, 7 July 1812, proved, 4 January 1819.
Wife, Tacy. Leaves land to Mary Williams, daughter of Ichabod and Mary Williams of Verona, Oneida County, New York. Leaves to Mary Williams, wife of Ichabod, $5.00. Leaves to his brother Jonathan Maxson, land. Leaves $50.00 to his nephew, Joseph Tifft’s daughter Mercy. Leaves $5.00 to Jemima, Malvina and Permilla Williams, daughters of Ichabod Williams. Anything left after bills are paid was to go to Jemima Williams.
His friend, Caleb Potter is to be his Executor. Consequently a Mr. Joseph Maxson was appointed.
Witnesses; Stephen York, Mary York, Samuel Bliven
Inventory PR 5:40, 11 January 1819 Appraisers; Daniel Babcock, Russell Maxson, Ezekial Crandall.
PR 5:50, 16 February 1819, “I, Ichabod Williams of Verona, Oneida County, New York, father and natural
guardian of Jemima Williams…do agree that the widow Tacy Maxson shall be allowed fifty dollars out of the inventory of the deceased in lieu of the riding beast that was given to her in her deceased husband’s last will.”

MAXSON, Lydia – PR 5:185 – 26 September 1822, Administration, son Joseph Maxson appointed
Administrator. It was stated Lydia was a widow at the time of her death.
Inventory PR 5:186, 8 September 1822, Appraisers; Daniel Babcock, Russell Maxson, Christopher C. Lewis. Receipts PR 5:188, 7 April 1823. PR 5:190, 26 September 1822, Auction of personal estate.

MAXSON, Mary – TC 5:107, 4 August 1828, Appointed Joshua Potter as Guardian of Mary, the widow of Peleg Maxson.

MAXSON, Matthew – PR 2:287 Will written, 3 January 1791, proved 16 March 1791
Wife, Martha. Sons, Nathan, Randall, Thomas, George, Peleg, Matthew, Luke.
Daughters: Martha Crandall, Mary Burdick.
Mentions Smith Shop.
Witnesses; Benjamin Maxson, Abel Burdick, John Burdick.
Inventory; PR 2: 290 14 March 1791 Appraisers; Luke Burdick, Samuel Crandall
Inventory; (additional) PR 2:286 4 April 1791 Receipts; PR 3:3, 4 July 1791, PR 3:5, 12 March 1792 PR 3:66 7 March 1796 PR 3:109 2 January 1797, PR 3:139, PR 3:162 15 February 1799 in Petersburg, NY from son Luke Maxson, in Salisbury from son, Thomas, in Hopkinton from Peleg Maxson.

MAXSON, Naomi – TC 1:150 (2^nd set pgs.), 24 September 1770, Voted that Samuel Maxson be Guardian to
his sister, Naomi, in room of John Maxson Jr.

MAXSON, Naomy – TC 1:115 (2^nd set pgs.) – 15 December 1767, she being an inhabitant of this town, and is a person non-compimentus and not able to take care of herself or her estate, therefore John Maxson Jr. is appointed her Guardian.

MAXSON, Nathan (Cpt.) – PR 5:247 – Administration, 7 January 1825, Administrator Ezekial
Crandall. Widow, Ruth Maxson. Inventory PR 5:248 and page 278 – 14 February 1825.
Appraisers; Daniel Babcock, David Stillman, Joseph Maxson. Auction PR 5:250, 5 April 1825. PR 5:279, 6 October 1825, Ezekial Crandall resigns as Administrator for reasons of his moving to New York, Isaac Cundall takes the position. Receipts PR 5:279, 17 November 1825

MAXSON, Nathan – PR 9:290, Administration 5 October 1858
Lucy Maxson, Lucy E. Maxson and Lucy E. Maxson as Guardian to Nathan Maxson, requests Administration.
Inventory PR 9:291, 2 November 1858 Appraisers; Oliver Irish, Phineas Barber, Ephraim Stillman

MAXSON, Peleg – PR 5:425 will written, 6 April 1827, proved 7 July 1828.
Wife Mary (this may be a second wife, as he “leaves” her all the personal estate she brought with her.)
Sons; Peleg and Clarke, Daughter; Martha Crandall.
Witnesses; Henry H. Holland, John Egglestone, Content Egglestone.
PR 5:428, 14 July 1828, Inventory, appraisers; Alpheus Burdick, Samuel Crandall, Jabez Palmer. Bills
against the Estate PR 5:430, 1 July 1828, $4.25 to Jabez Palmer to make coffin, $2.50 for Samuel Crandall for digging the grave and $10.75 to Reuben Fenner for services rendered in his last sickness, Brandy etc. Receipts PR 5:432, In Hopkinton, 19 October 1829, signed Benjamin Clarke Maxson; In Hopkinton, 5 March 1830, signed Benjamin and Martha Crandall.

MAXSON, Peleg – PR 8:42, Administration, 27 July 1848
Clarissa Maxson, widow. Luke B. Maxson appointed appraiser. Inventory 27 July 1848, appraisers, George Hoxsie, Benjamin W. Crandall, Samuel Crandall Jr. TC 8:133, 2 June 1851, Guardianship report of Benjamin Crandall mentions Martha E., Mary E. and Benjamin F. Maxson, minors.

MAXSON, Russell – TC 6:43, 3 December 1832. Deceased, of New York. Guardianship for his son, George Maxson, Guardian Thomas Clarke was chosen.

MAXSON, Samuel – PR 3:63 will written, 24 May 1792, proved 29 February 1796
Wife, Mary. Sons, Elisha, Samuel Daughters, Ruth Babcock, Tacy Babcock, Judith Burdick, Polly, Ester, Barbara, Nancy, Welthy. Grandsons, Maxson Babcock, Peleg Babcock, Samuel Maxson
Witnesses: Content Babcock, George Clarke, Daniel Babcock.
Inventory PR 3:65 3 March 1796
Objection: PR 3:75 15 June 1796 by Henry Burdick.
PR 3:118 16 January 1797 Dispute by Henry Burdick “respecting a boy that Henry Burdick has Guardianship of.” (little information given) Receipts: PR 3:113 January/February 1797 signed by Amherst Crandall, Rogers Kinyon, Barbara Maxson, Nancy Maxson and Welthy Maxson.

MAXSON, Samuel – PR 6:295, 1 February 1838, Administration.
Widow, Lucy Maxson named as Administrator. Probate Court appointed Peter C. Wells as Guardian to the Minor Children of Samuel and Lucy; David Stillman Maxson, Nathan Maxson, Samuel Ray Maxson, Julia Ann Maxson and Lucy Angeline Maxson. PR 6:296, 5 February 1838, Inventory, Appraisers; Luke Johnson, Benjamin Potter, Maxson Johnson. TC 7:190, 5 April 1847, Guardian Peter C. Wells Jr. petitions the Probate Court to sell seven acres of property for the minors. The petition was granted.

MAXSON, Sylvanus – PR 4:196, Inventory, 14 August 1810, Appraisers, Daniel Babcock, Job B.
Clarke, Peleg Babcock. Adminstrator Cpt. Joseph Maxson.
Additional Inventory, PR 4:200, 4 December 1810, Receipts PR 4:221, 6 January 1812
PR 4:207,209, 28 January 1811, Adjust Claims of creditors – Estate insolvent
PR 4:213 * Division of Land to the widow. 2 April 1811
Receipts – PR 4:235 – 10 December 1811

MAXSON, Tacy – PR 5:175, will written, 17 December 1821, proved 22 March 1822.
To Phebe Maxson & Lucy Maxson, daughters of Joseph Maxson; To Nancy Maxson & Rogers Maxson, children of Nathan Maxson. To Lydia Wells, wife of Joseph of Westerly. My sister, Martha Lewis. Appoint her trusty friend, Joseph Maxson as Executor.
Witnesses; Lydia Maxson, Ruth Maxson, Phebe Maxson. Joseph Maxson refuses to be Executor, Martha Lewis is appointed.

MAXSON, William – TC 3:11, 5 December 1797, Daniel White appointed Guardian. TC 3:112, 14 December 1797, Mr. William Maxson released from his Guardianship.

MILLER, Samuel – PR 6:336, will written, 21 November 1838, proved 7 January 1839
Calls himself “of Warwick, now of Hopkinton” Gives to Sophia Wilcox and her son, Nathan Asa Gates Wilcox, wife and son of Nathan Wilcox. (gives no relationship) Gives Nathan Wilcox his shoemakers tools.
Witnesses; Newman Clarke, Charles Boss, Edward Barber

MINER, Asa – TC 3:170, 3 June 1800, Zaccheus Reynolds appointed Guardian to Asa, he is wasting his Estate.

MINER, Phineas – PR 3:56 Inventory 21 April 1794
At the request of Administrator Daniel White. Appraisers, Joseph Witter Jr., Oliver Davis

MOORE, SUSAN – PR 8:121 Administration 15 October 1849
Susan the widow of Silas Moore of Cranston. Application is presented from Nathan Moore Jr., guardian to Mercy, Susan Ann and Victoria Moore, children of Silas Moore. Pardon K. Tefft is appointed administrator of the estate of Susan Moore.
Appraisers: Nathan Moore Jr., Pardon Almy and Silas N. Kinyon.
Inventory: 26 October 1848 PR 8:122.

NEFF, Darius – TC 1:72 (second set of pgs) 20 December 1764, Whereas this Council is credibly
informed that Darius Neff, late of Hopkinton is dead and left some real estate and as Edward Wells Jr.
one of the principle creditors of said Neff and as none of his next of kin appeared to be administrator,
it was voted on to give a letter of Administration to Edward Wells Jr.

NEWTON, Benjamin – PR 9:180 6 January 1857 Administration
Inventory – PR 9:181, 12 January 1857 Appraisers; Jesse Brown, William C. Crandall, Nathan Palmer
John S. Champlin was appointed Guardian of the minor children; Nathan P., Elijah P., Mary E., Sarah A., Jane F. and George F.

NICHOLS, David – PR 3:160 will written 22 April 1786, proved 6 May 1799 (this David resided in
the town of Richmond)
Wife, Sarah. Sons; David Jr., Joseph. Daughters; Elizabeth Burdick, Sarah Robinson, Hannah Coon, Patience Crandall.
Witnesses: John Kinyon, Elizabeth Kinyon, Jonathan Kinyon.
Inventory: PR 3:163 31 May 1799 Appraisers; Matthew Wells, Moses Barber, Perry Burdick.
Inventory PR 3:180, 18 November 1799, (includes ivory headed cane and spectacles) Appraisers, David Coon, Moses Barber, Thomas Wells. Bill towards Probate, from son Joseph Nichols, called “the surviving Executor of Will,” “To boarding my father and mother twelve months, 23 October 1798, to boarding them and nursing my father five months and three weeks in his last sickness – $25.00.” Listed on the receipt, 17 November 1799 –
1 qt. Brandy 0/50, 3 December 1799 – 1 pint rum 0/14, 20 March – 1 pint gin 0/22, 16 April – 1 qt. Rum 0/25.
PR 3:189 List of articles sold at auction.

NICHOLS, David – PR 3:171 will written 28 February 1799, proved 4 November 1799
Wife, Elizabeth, and he mentions a first wife. Sons; Jonathan, David, Andrew, George, John and Luke. His brother, George. Daughters, Elizabeth Stillman,
Receipts PR 4:76 3 November 1806, Receipts PR 4:77 “Received on 10 March 1803 our legacy, signed Matthew and Elizabeth Stillman.” Addt’l Inventory PR 3:189, 7 April 1800, Receipts PR 3:197, 8 May 1799/6 October 1800 PR 3:218, October 1800, wife Elizabeth petitions to sell portion of land and is legal guardian to said infants. Receipts PR 4:242, 4 November 1799
*Map for division of land PR 4:210
PR 4:195 – 4 November 1799; Elizabeth Nichols, Executrix, charges 75 cents to get will proved at a meeting held at Christopher Crandall’s house. $1.00 to attend Council at the City.
PR 4:195 – 18 November 1801, “To victualling, clothing and nursing my daughter Sally, two years and two weeks $93.10.

NICHOLS, Eleanor – PR 9:212 , 2 March 1857 Administration
Administrator; Oliver Langworthy.
Appraisers; Christopher Lewis, Sands Carr, George Taylor Inventory PR 9:215, 17 March 1857

NICHOLS, Elizabeth – PR 5:234 – Will Written 19 May 1824, proved 2 August 1824
Daughters – Elizabeth Stillman and Sarah Langworthy. Her loving son-in-law, Matthew Stillman appointed Executor.
Witnesses; Gideon Palmer, Thomas Taylor Jr.

NICHOLS, Silas – PR 7:63 – 9 February 1841, Administration requested by widow, Sally Ann Nichols. Gardner Nichols appointed Administrator. Inventory PR 7:64, 12 February 1841, appraisers; Gorton W. Arnold, Elisha Kinyon, Josiah W. Langworthy. In Claims against the Estate, there were three doctors in attendance, Dr. Luther A. Palmer, Dr. Thomas P. Wattles, Dr. Hiram Allen.

NILES, George – PR 9:48, November 1854 Administration
Wife, Cyrena Niles. Gideon Hoxsie of Charlestown named Administrator.
Inventory: PR 9:49, 30 December 1854

NOYES, George W. – PR 8:109 9 April 1849 Administration
George Noyes, late of, Stonington, CT owns property in Hopkinton to be Probated. Christopher C. Lewis is appointed Administrator.
Inventory PR 8:110, 21 May 1849, Appraisers: George Hoxsie, Josiah W. Langworthy, Edward Hoxsie

NOYES, Mary – TC 8:164, 4 October 1852, Voted that Elnathan Babcock, Guardian to the estate of Mary, pay over to Martha Noyes, widow, 100 dollars for her services of taking care of said Mary.

NYE, Caleb – PR 3: 82 written 11 April 1796, proved 5 September 1796
Wife, unnamed, Son, Caleb Nye Jr., Joshua Nye Daughters, Phebe Coon, Thankful Brightman, Catherine Potter, Mary Nye. Son-in-law, Caleb Potter.
Witnesses: David Nichols, Matthew Stillman, Sarah Kinyon. PR 4:88 – 2 June 1806, Division of Property

NYE, Caleb – TC 4:141, 5 October 1809 – It is represented to this Court that Caleb Nye is weak in body and very low, being sometimes in a measure deranged, whereas under the circumstances, it appears he is utterly incapable to transact his own affairs. Pardon Crandall appointed Guardian.

NYE, Caleb – PR 4:181, 182 – 6 November 1809
Bill submitted by Pardon Crandall who was Guardian to Caleb Nye. Bill date starts 6 October 1809.
Pardon charges 75 cents to visiting and inquiring of the estate. Visits again 12 October and charges 25 cents. October 25 going to meet Aaron Kinyon to look for sheep and for looking for sheep at other times 50 cents. Mary Nye charges $22.33 for nursing Caleb Nye from 4 August 1809 to 14 October 1809.
Wife Ruth Nye receives cider from the Administrator on 26 October 1809.

NYE, Joshua – TC 2:299, 5 January 1789, Caleb Nye appointed to be Guardian to his son, Joshua.

TC 3:163, 3 March 1800, David Coon appointed Guardian of Joshua Nye.

NYE, Joshua – TC 3:92, 5 December 1796, Whereas complaint that Joshua Nye who is heir to a small estate, considering his mental abilities it is conceived that his estate is in danger of being squandered away. Voted that Thomas Kinyon, (son of George) be appointed Guardian.

NYE, Joshua – TC 2:299, Caleb Nye appointed Guardian of his son. PR 4:203 Guardianship,
4 March 1811 – Guardians Matthew Stillman and George Kinyon Jr. being paid 2 pounds & 1 penny on balance due from the estate.

NYE, Mary – PR 6:322 will written, 19 March 1838, proved, 3 September 1838
Her niece, Martha Palmer and her three surviving children, Peter P. Palmer, Mary J. Palmer and Clarissa E. Palmer. Executor, Gideon Palmer.
Witnesses; Stephen Austin, Julia Burdick, Lovina M. Palmer.
Inventory PR 6:323, 11 September 1838, appraisers; John D. Langworthy, George S. Kinyon, Stephen Austin.

NYE, Ruth – TC 4:147, 2 April 1810, Whereas Ruth Nye, widow of Caleb Nye Sr. deceased, is advanced in age and is infirm and is adjudged to be incapable of transacting business for her support and the other emergencies of life. Voted Matthew Stillman be appointed Guardian.

OATLY, Lois – TC 7:37, 25 October 1841. Charles Collins have an order for $17.41 it being for the
last sickness and funeral expenses of Lois Oatly who died in this town not having any legal settlement here. Thomas Clarke, Overseer of the Poor, to take charge of her possessions and sell them at auction.

ODELL, Elizabeth – PR 2:78 Inventory – 9 March 1777
Appraisers: William Witter & Abel Tanner
Inventory- 1 pocketbook, 1 Jack knife, 1 pr. Shears, 1 pr. Knitting needles, some wearing apparel. Total:1/3/3

PACKHOM, Timothy – PR 1:3 will written, 26 August 1756, proved, 28 December 1757
Wife – Content, Sons- Timothy, Reuben Granchildren – Reuben’s daughters, Rachel, Patience
Comments – In his will he states his occupation as Blacksmith. He also states he is a Baptist, and leaves part of his estate to cover the costs of his sons preaching religion.
Witnesses: Benjamin Maxson, Ebenezer Hill, Abraham Utter.
Inventory – PR 1:8-10

PALMER, Fones – PR 6:357, will written, 11 November 1837, proved 21 October 1839
Daughters; Charlotte Tanner, Susanna Whitmore
His housekeeper, Deborah Collins and her daughter, Cynthia Mariah Collins, 1/3 of his estate.
Witnesses: Susan G. Wilbur, Anna A. Foster, Elizabeth W. Wilbur.
Inventory PR 6:360, 30 October 1839, appraisers; John Wilbur, Jesse Brown, Joseph Spicer Jr. PR 6:361, 4 November 1839, in Probate Court, “Whereas a certain feather bed claimed to be the property of Deborah and Cynthia Mariah Collins was appraised as the property of Fones Palmer, deceased, (not having been named in the schedule of articles annexed to his will not long before his death, setting forth what things belonged to the said
Deborah in and about his house and for the express purpose of avoiding misunderstanding in that respect) Voted that if the said Deborah produces good evidence that the feathers was given to the said Cynthia M. Collins that the Executor will deliver the same. PR 6:362, 26 November 1839, “…Deborah Collins produced evidence of Christopher Collins, who said he heard the said Fones Palmer say that he had given the feathers in the bed.”
TC 7:27, 4 January 1841, Application being presented in writing to the Probate Court by Charlotte Tanner, Ezra and Susanna Witmore, Nathan Collins Guardian to Cynthia Maria Collins and Deborah Collins to divide the real estate of the deceased. TC 7:36, 2 August 1841, Executor produced evidence respecting the said Palmer’s death and relative to obtaining the balance of a pension due him – a certificate is ordered necessary for that purpose.

PALMER, Hezekiah – TC 8:34, 5 June 1848, Hezekiah is appointed Guardian of his children; Tacy and Edwin, minors over fourteen; Daniel, Henry and Abby Jane (last three under age 14) Abby Palmer, his wife, has deceased.

PALMER, Lawton – PR 4:25 Inventory – 5 September 1803 Administrators; Fones and John Palmer.
PR 4:32 Inventory – 9 December 1803, shown by widow, Mercy Palmer. Appraisers; Caleb Potter, Aaron Kinyon, Jabez Collins.
Receipts; PR 4:51, 5 November 1804, PR 4:52 11 March 1805, PR 4:45 27 March 1805 mentions son John Palmer and daughter Elizabeth Tanner, wife of William. Vendue List (Auction List) PR 4:55 11 March 1805 Note* – at the end of the list it states, “It seems to be the wish of the whole family that the wearing apparel might not be sold, and if your honor will approve the sale of the rest of the property with out selling the wearing apparel, it will be very satisfactory to the family all which we wish to submit to the Honorable Court”
Receipts; PR 4:59 11 March 1805 PR 4:61 14 November 1806 “Whereas my honored father bound my brother, John Palmer…signed Hannah Popple.
Division of Property PR 4:62 18 April 1805 Receipts PR 4:75 4 November 1805
Accounting PR: 4:203, 4 March 1811

PALMER, Nathaniel – TC 5:68, 1 November 1824, Jeremiah Thurston appointed Guardian of the person and estate.

PALMER, Nathaniel – PR 6:134, 23 April 1832, Administration requested by his son, Gideon Palmer.
Inventory PR 6:135, 26 May 1832 presented to the Court, appraisers; Andrew Nichols, George S. Kinyon, Nathan Collins.
PR 6:136, 11 June 1832, a Citation was issued to Judith Potter and Clarrisa Burdick to appear in Probate Court for concealing and embezzling away the personal estate of Nathaniel Palmer. Both women appeared but refused to answer allegations.

PALMER, Nathaniel – PR 7:259, 31 March 1845, Administration. “An instrument purporting to be
the Last Will & Testament of Nathaniel Palmer is presented with a written application from the heirs and persons interested that said instrument should be acted upon and if not approved, requesting that an Administration might be granted. The said instrument is read and examined and ascertained to be _?_ not according to Law, there being but two witnesses.” Jesse Wilbur Jr. named Administrator. He declines and Jesse Brown is appointed.
Inventory PR 7:260, 9 April 1845, appraisers, George Hoxsie, Simon Kenyon, Edward Hoxsie.
Widow, Ruth Palmer. Heirs; Abby Ann Palmer, William G. Palmer, Judith Edwards, Mary Coon, Perry M. Palmer, George I. Palmer, James M. Palmer and Elias Coon. TC 7:131, 17 April 1845, James M. Palmer (a minor), chose Jonathan Foster as his guardian. TC 7:160, 21 April 1846, Probate Court sets off and assigns widow’s dower of real estate, page 161.

PALMER, Uriah – PR 6:373, 5 November 1839, Administration requested by widow, Freelove Palmer. PR 6:374, 27 November 1839, Inventory, appraisers; William B. Bliven, Asher Palmer, William Crandall.
Receipts PR 6:379, daughter Elizabeth (Palmer) Newton.

TC 7:23, 7 September 1840, Document addresses land Uriah Palmer owned in Exeter, Rhode Island. Mentions his “intermarriage” with his wife Freelove. (Possible 2^nd marriage) Document also describes the property she is to inherit, half of the house, etc.

PATTERSON, Amos – 1733-1830, page 234, 28 August 1810. Dies in 1810 as Mary Kenyon submits bill for nursing him in his last sickness and George Thurston submits bill to the town for funeral charges. Mary Kinyon submits bill for services done for her father in his last sickness.

PECKHAM, Content TC 2:19, 21 July 1772, Elder John Maxson of Newport appealed to the Council that his mother Content Peckham is by reason of great age and infirmity unable to take care of herself. Praying the Council appoint someone to be her Guardian. Elder John Maxson was appointed. PR 2:97 Will Written – 27 March 1767, Proved 26 March 1777
Daughters – Content Hiscox, Naomy Maxson, Mary Chase Sons: John Maxson, Samuel Maxson
Children from her first marriage: Content, Naomy, Mary & Samuel
Grandchildren: Content Hiscox, David Hiscox, Jonathan Babcock, Mary Chase, Jonathan Chase, Jonathan Maxson son to Jonathan Maxson, Joseph & Anne Maxson children of John Maxson.
Witnesses: Joseph Clarke Jr., Stephen Crandall, Samuel Langworthy
Inventory – PR 2:99 3 August 1777 Appraisers: Amos Maxson & John Maxson
Receipts – PR 2:147 11 November 1779 Jesse Maxson settled his father John Maxson’s portion with his sister Anne.

PECKHAM, Daniel PR 2:225 Administration 12 April 1785, Administrator named Cpt. Samuel
Babcock. Appraisers: Joseph Witter Jr, Oliver Davis

PECKHAM, Daniel Jr. PR 2:269 4 May 1789
Administrator: Cpt. Samuel Babcock Receipts: PR 2:285 11 April 1791 PR 3:23 6 May 1793

PECKHAM, Reuben (Elder) PR 2:275 Inventory 22 February 1790
Administrator: Timothy Peckham Appraisers: Benjamin Crandall, Matthew Maxson
Receipts: PR 3:46 17 March 1794
TC 2:313, 1 March 1790, Complaint was made by Timothy Peckham, suspecting some of the deceased estate is being with held and not being exhibited for inventory. Mr. Peckham Main and his wife cited to appear in said Court to give account on whether they have any of the inventory in their hands or have made an embezzlement thereof. TC 2:313, 8 March 1790, Mr. Timothy Peckham asked Mr. Main what knowledge he had of a black velvet jacket with silver buttons which was owned by the deceased? Mr. Main had no knowledge. Mr. Peckham asked what knowledge he had of five large silver buttons. Mr, Main had no knowledge. Mr. Peckham asked if Reuben Peckham’s clothes hung in a bedroom where he stayed. Mr. Main answered yes, but some hung in the room we lived in. Mr. Peckham asked if any persons slept in that room while Reuben Peckham had been away. Mr. Main answered that George Hakes and Nathan Hakes slept in the room 1 night. They live in Hoosack now.
Mrs. Main stated she remembered one Content Clarke, a single woman slept one night in that room.
Discharge: PR 3:122 29 September 1794 “received the sum of one hundred and five pounds lawful money in full of my legacy…” Sabers Main” Witnesses: Dewey Main, Jabez Main

PECKHAM, Robert – PR 4:80 Appearance in Court, 7 April 1806, widow Temperance Peckham and
Amos Collins Esq. to be Administrators. Inventory – 22 April 1806, Appraisers, William Tanner, Aaron Kinyon, John Wilbur.

PERKINS, Oliver – PR 4:92 3 November 1806, Administrators Caty Perkins, widow and Zaccheus
Maxson Esq. appeared in Probate Court.
PR 4:90 – 24 November 1806, Inventory. Mentions “dubious” note turned in by Newman Perkins for $2.76 which Court did not allow.
Additional Inventory, PR 4:130,131, 2 November 1807 and inventory set off to the widow, Catherine Perkins. PR 4:132, 1 January 1808, division of wood lot to widow. Commissioners Report PR 4:132, 12 January 1807 PR 4:138, Receipt from Dr. Spaulding from North Stonington for $5.00 for doctoring in his last sickness.
PR 4:159, 15 August 1808, “To be sold at Public vendue, one fulling mill & mill lot & utensils in said mill and one lot of land containing 6 or 7 acres…” PR 4:199 – 3 September 1810 calls estate insolvent.

PERRIN, William – TC 8:151, 8 March 1852, Edward Hoxsie is appointed Guardian to William Perrin.

PERRY, George H. – PR 9:36, written, 12 January 1847, proved 2 October 1854
Wife, Elizabeth. He leaves money to his son John C. Perry, who by infirmity of body is disabled.
Witnesses: Benjamin B. Thurston, Henry M. Wells, John S. Champlin.

PERRY, Joanna (see Joanna Barber)

PERRY, Stephen PR 3:108 Administrator, Solomon Collins. Inventory 5 December 1796
Appraisers: Zebulon Weaver, Joseph Collins Jr.
Receipts: PR 3:143 Appointed Commissioners on 16 November 1796, report submitted 2 July 1798. Receipts: PR 3:181 3 February 1800; PR 3:186 3 February 1800 – Estate Insolvent. Receipts: PR 3:203 2 February 1801. PR 4:208 – 9 July 1810, Receipt from Sarah Robinson for her deceased husband, Sylvester Robinson.

PHILLIPS, Child TC 7:27, 4 January 1841 – Amy Phillips to Edward Barber Guardian to money
paid to Whitman Kinyon for taking and bringing up Amy’s child.

PHILLIPS, James TC 1:139 (2^nd set pgs.), 5 February 1770 – James Phillips, son of Charles Phillips, chose
John Lewis Jr. to be his guardian.

PHILLIPS, Joseph PR 2:255 Will written 25 March 1788, proved 5 May 1788
Wife: Jerusha Daughters; Dorcas Webb, Elisabeth Barber, Jerusha Enos Sons: John, Samuel
Grandson: Joseph Phillips Son-in-law: George Webb of Richmond.
Witnesses: Edward Perry, William Austin
Inventory – PR 2:256 29 April 1788 Appraisers: Edward Perry, Thomas Tefft
Receipts: PR 2:258 17 May 1788 Ezekial Barber Jr, signs for his wife. TC 5:120, 27 July 1829, At a request from James Phillips, he wished his Guardian to be Jabez Palmer. On page 121, 7 September 1829, he withdraws that request and stays with Jeremiah Thurston Esq.

POOLER, John – TC 1:100 (2^nd set pgs.) – 4 November 1766 – Son of Zaccheaus Pooler (deceased) chose
Archibald Kasson of Coventry as his Guardian.

POOLER, Zaccheus – PR 1:36 Inventory – 21 January 1760.
Wife: Jane Pooler (Administratrix)

POPPLE, John – TC 3:10, 2 January 1792 Voted that Gen. George Thurston have a Letter of Administration on all and singular goods, chattels and credits of John Popple Jr, and Theodoty Popple, late inhabitants of (or sojourners in) Hopkinton, he being appointed Administrator as aforesaid by the request of John Popple Sr.

POPPLE, Theodoty – TC 2:118, 4 August 1783. Administration given to his brother George Popple.

PORTER, John – PR 2:14 Inventory – 19 July 1771 Nathan Porter named Administrator of his father’s estate.
Appraisers: Hubbard Burdick, Joseph Witter Jr.

POTTER, Caleb – PR 4:296 Inventory – 24 October 1817
Appraisers; Jabez Collins, John H. Kenyon, Fones Palmer
Caleb Potter’s last document signed as Town Clerk is dated 25 June 1817.
Christopher Lewis, the next Town Clerk signs a document on 26 August 1817.
PR 4:308 – 1 June 1818, Claims against the Estate, PR 4:314, mentions Dr. Bishop Tyler to be paid $4.00. Receipts PR 4:314 – 4 January 1819
Division of Land – 13 April 1818 to widow Catherine/Caty Potter.
Division of Land – PR 4:323 – 22 December 1819;
Lot 1 – Thomas Potter, Lot 2 – Caleb Potter, Lot 3 – Mary Potter, Lot 4 – Sarah Saunders, Lot 5 – Clarke Potter, Lot 6 – George C. Potter. Committee to survey Land; John Wilbur, John Congdon, Fones Palmer.

POTTER, Clarke A. – PR 9:94, 9 April 1855 Administration
Wife, Belinda.
Administrator named – Nathan K. Lewis
Inventory PR 9:95, 10 April 1855, appraisers; Christopher Lewis Jr., William C. Burdick, Jacob Babcock

POTTER, Clarke – PR 7:34, 6 April 1840, Administration, Alfred Enos appointed Administrator.
Inventory PR 7:35, 25 May 1840, appraisers; George Hoxsie, Stephen W. Kinyon, William N. Coon.

POTTER, Elizabeth – PR 4:302 Will written, 31 January 1818 Proved, 6 April 1818
Son, George Congdon Potter. My trusty friend, Daniel Babcock.
Witnesses; Fones Palmer, Watey Langworthy, John Congdon.
Inventory PR 4:310 – 13 April 1818 Appraisers – Fones Palmer, Joseph Collins, John Wilbur

POTTER, Joseph – PR 5:206 – 7 January 1823, Administration. His sons, Thomas W. and Joseph
Potter appointed Administrators. Inventory PR5:207 – 7 January 1823, Appraisers; Daniel Babcock, Joseph Spicer, Joseph Maxson. Articles of Agreement PR 5:209 “agreement made between Thomas W., Joseph, Henry, Robert T. and William Potter all of lawful age…whereas the deceased having in his lifetime and not long before his death expressed a desire that his widow Phebe Potter should have more of the property…we the heirs
undersigned do therefore think proper to grant to our beloved mother, the widow, according to her wishes the whole use and improvements of the property both personal and real…”

POTTER, Joseph H. – TC 7:61, 20 March 1843, Elnathan W. Babcock, guardian of the person and estate
of Joseph H. Potter,…be empowered to sell the said Joseph’s right in the manufacturing establishment in Westerly (Potter Hill). Page 69, 29 May 1843, states Joseph is a minor. TC 7:122, 24 February 1845, Joseph H. Potter signs off to his full satisfaction the amount of money, $16.72, that his Guardian passes into his hands.

POTTER, Judith – PR 7:111, will written, 7 April 1835, proved 28 October 1841
Gideon Palmer appointed administrator.
Daughters; Clarissa Burdick, (she was deceased by the time the will was proved, and Gideon Palmer named administrator of her estate the same day. She was known as Clarissa Gardner PR 7:118) Nancy Potter, Mary Potter (Mary under 18 years) Sons; Clarke Potter, William Potter
Grandson; Gideon Tyler Burdick, son of Clarissa Burdick (1) Gardner (TC 7:39, also mentions Clarissa had a minor daughter, Ruth.
Witnesses; Nathan Wilcox, Matthew Stillman, Sophia Wilcox
Inventory – PR 7:114, presented 4 November 1841, appraisers; Gorton W. Arnold, Russell Thayer, Nathan F. Chipman.

POTTER, Robert T. – PR 5:412, 2 June 1828, Administrator named Joseph Potter Esq.
Widow, Mary. PR 5:414, 6 June 1828, Inventory, appraisers; Elnathan W. Babcock, Daniel Babcock, Sands Cole.
PR 5:416, 7 July 1828, Joseph Potter requests authorization to sell personal property of deceased except for the Cotton Machinery.
PR 5:448, 23 April 1828, Bills paid, Caleb Strange and Lee Burdick for digging grave and acquiring two quarts of brandy for funeral, 62 ½ cents. Cash sent by Elisha Potter to Cuba to pay for recording deed of “pastitian” (Plantation?) PR 5:453, 3 January 1830, Cuba land acknowledged.

POTTER, Thomas – PR 2:24 Will written – 26 November 1770, Proved 1 February 1773
Wife – Judith Sons: Thomas, Jonathan, Stephen (lives in Richmond), Caleb, George
Daughters: Mary Clarke, Elizabeth Saunders, Martha Maxson Grandsons: William Sheldon Jr. & Jonathan Sheldon
Witnesses: John Coon, Thomas Brumbly, Simeon Perry
Inventory: PR 2:27 26 January 1773, appraisers Elder Joshua Clarke, Cpt. Zaccheus Reynolds
Receipts: PR 2:39 30 March 1773, Sons: Thomas, Stephen (of Richmond), George (of Westerly). Daughters: Elizabeth and husband Issac Saunders (of Charlestown), Mary and husband Elisha Clarke, Martha and husband Matthew Maxson (of Westerly)

PROSSER, Joseph – PR 8:250, 8 March 1852, Administration
George Prosser appointed Administrator.
Appraisers: Isaac Cundall, William C. Burdick, Christopher C. Lewis Jr.
Inventory PR 8:251, 11 March 1852
Nancy Miner, Betsey Prosser and Esther Prosser received $588.00 (are these children??)

RANDALL, Benjamin – PR 2:40 Inventory 9 May 1774
Administrator – John Randall TC 2:61, 19 April 1775, notation states John is Benjamin’s son.
Appraisers – John Millard & Amos Rogers

RANDALL, Eleanor – TC 1:41 (2^nd set of pgs) 30 May 1763, Benjamin Randall Esq. be appointed
administer of his mother’s estate.

RANDALL, Ichabod – PR 1:60 Administration – 7 February 1763
Benjamin Randall requests a letter of Administration on his son Ichabod Randall, who died in Havannah at the last expedition in Cpt. Russell’s Company.

RATHBUN, Nathan – PR 7:94 Will written, 6 April 1841, proved 6 September 1841
Wife, Sarah, Sons; Elias R., Nathan D., John H., and Beriah S.
Daughters; Charity Olin, Mary A. Champlin. Granddaughter, Mary C. Bennett.
Leaves his carpenter’s tools and black smithing tools to his son, Elias.
Witnesses; Oliver Clarke, Perry Clarke, Ray Burlingame. Sarah is appointed Administratrix, in room of Elias R. Rathbun who was not of lawful age. Receipts PR 7:97, In Norwich, CT, 26 November 1842, signed Beriah S. and Nathan D. Rathbun. In Griswold, CT, 27 November 1843, signed John H. Rathbun.

REYNOLDS, Amanda and Abbey – TC 4:208, 6 February 1815, daughters of Zaccheus Reynolds, to appear before the Town Council to chose a Guardian for themselves.

REYNOLDS, Clark – PR 4:290, 26 October 1816, Receipts to the estate from Zaccheus Maxson, his
guardian. TC 4:199, 1 October 1818, Voted that a petition to the Supreme Judicial Court preferred by Zaccheus Maxson, Guardian of Clark Reynolds, the person and the estate, for the sale of said Reynolds real estate.

REYNOLDS, Desire – PR 8:211 , written, 28 October 1825, proved 27 October 1851
States she is single. Phebe Reynolds appointed as Executrix but resigns, Charles Noyes appointed.
Desire names in her will, Phebe Reynolds, Polly Babcock, wife of Amos Babcock, Sophia Maxson, wife of Varnum Maxson, Ira Reynolds, Cynthia Johnson, wife of Jonathan C. Johnson, Clarissa Jacques, wife of Joseph Jacques, William Reynolds, Amanda Clark, wife of Charles Clarke and Altha Crandall, wife of Nicholas Crandall.
Witnesses: Christopher C. Lewis, Ethan G. Crandall, Esther Green.
Inventory: PR 8:241, 12 January 1852

REYNOLDS, Elias – TC 1:137 (2^nd set pgs.), 6 November 1769 – Cpt. Edward Wells is appointed
Guardian. Voted that Edward Wells employ a doctor for Elias’ children as they being sick and will be chargeable to the town.

REYNOLDS, Ethan – PR 5:292, Administration, 2 January 1826. Dr. George H. Perry appointed
Administrator. PR 5:293, 5 January 1826 Inventory, Appraisers; Thomas Wells, Joseph Spicer Jr., Joseph Spicer. Pr 5:294, 3 April 1826, Warrant to attend Probate Court issued to Hannah Bentley, wife of Jonathan Bentley and to Phineas Reynolds.

REYNOLDS, Joseph – TC 1:88 (second set of pgs.) 11 February 1766; by reason of age and infirmities is not capable to act for himself or dispose of his estate. George Babcock appointed Guardian. Guardianship is dismissed on 5 April 1766. TC 2:44, 2 January 1774, Zaccheus Reynolds is appointed Guardian as Joseph is judged to be noncompasmentis.

REYNOLDS, Phebe – PR 8:98 – written 19 February 1852, proved 26 July 1852
Phebe bequeaths all her property, real and personal to her sister Abby M. Crandall.
Witnesses: Jesse Brown, Oliver D. Cole, Abby M. Greene

REYNOLDS, Rebecca – TC 1:108 – 3 August 1767, Francis Tanner appointed Guardian to said
Rebecca.

REYNOLDS, Robert – TC 8:92, 10 June 1850, a request in writing was presented to the Probate
Court for a Guardian to be named for Joseph and Benjamin Reynolds, minors over 14 years of age and for Robert Reynolds, a minor under 14 years of age. These individuals were children of Robert, of Cranston.

REYNOLDS, Ruth – TC 2:18 – daughter of Joseph Reynolds, Zaccheus Reynolds named her Guardian. TC 2:67, 4 September 1775, Guardian Zaccheus Reynolds asked for more money than what he received. He was removed from the Guardianship.

REYNOLDS, Welcome – TC 4:201, 3 January 1814, a minor under the age of 21 years, son of Zaccheus Reynolds, deceased, chose John Wilbur to be his Guardian.

REYNOLDS, Zaccheus – PR 2:208 Written 23 September 1771, Proved 3 November 1783
Sons: Zaccheus (Executor and inherits east side of farm), Clark (who inherits west side of farm)
Daughters: Hannah, Susannah, Judeth, Eunice, Lois, Tacy, Mary and Bethany. Bethany a weakly child, if she remains unmarried her brothers to support her.
Witnesses: Thomas Brumbly, Stephen Clarke, Simeon Perry
Inventory: 30 November 1783 Appraisers: Amos Maxson, Henry Clarke
Additional Inventory: 20 February 1786, shown by his son, Zaccheus.
Inventory PR 4:255, 3 November 1813 Mentions his deceased wife’s clothing.
Appraisers; Fones Palmer, Daniel Lewis Jr., William Tanner.

REYNOLDS, Zaccheus (Jr.?) PR 4:272, 273 Division of Land (with map) 22 March 1815, divided out to; Mary Babcock, Desire Reynolds, Phebe Reynolds, Sophia Maxson, Ira Reynolds, Cynthia Johnson, Clarissa Reynolds, Welcome Reynolds, Amanda Reynolds, Abigail Reynolds. Amanda receives west half of the house, Sophia receives ½ of the house and the whole of the shop of workhouse. Receipts PR 4:280, 5 January 1816 Phineas N. Maxson signs for
for legacy. Receipts PR 4:280, 281, 5 January 1816, Phebe and Desire Reynolds charged $3.50 for boarding the committee who divided the real estate and $16.00 for bringing in the harvest & tending the dairy. Receipts PR 4:328, 2 October 1816.

ROBINSON, Edward – PR 2:259 Written, 26 November 1784 Proved, 7 July 1788
Wife: Anne Sons: William, Francis, Nathan Daughters: Martha Rathbun, Elizabeth Coon, Anne Goodridge. Granddaughters: Anne Robinson, d/o William, Anne Burdick, d/o Daniel (decsd), Hannah Goodridge, d/o David, Anne Rathbun, d/o Amos, Mary Robinson, d/o Nathan, Mary Robinson, d/o Edward Robinson Jr. (decsd). My well beloved & trusty friend, John Burdick of Hopkinton as my Executor
Witnesses: Edward Wilcox, Abel Burdick, Elizabeth Burdick
Codicil – PR 2:260 written 28 March 1788, witnesses: Eunice Avery, Sarah Coon, Olive Coon.
Inventory – PR 2:262, 11 July 1788 Appraisers, Silas Palmeter, Richardson Avery
Receipts – PR 3:32, 33, signed Anna Rathbun, wife of Benjamin; Nathan Robinson on behalf of his daughter Mary; David Goodrich on behalf on his daughter Hannah, etc.
Receipts – PR 3:54 27 September 1794, Timothy Coon signs for Elizabeth Coon.

ROBINSON, John – PR 2:89 Will written 21 April 1777, proved 19 May 1777
Wife, Sarah (leaves her one cow & one bed) daughter, Lydia Rathbone
Sons, Rowland, John, Jedediah Leaves, “sheep, cyder casks, corn, grain, saltmeat, & dried meat with one live hog & my fowls.”
Witnesses; John Collins, Sarah Sheffield, Lucy Wells
Inventory: PR 2:91 taken 16 May 1777 Appraisers – John Collins, Thomas Wells Receipts PR 2:162 2 August 1779

RODMAN, Harriet – see Harriet Babcock.

ROGERS, Lydia – PR 6:130 Will written, 13 February 1825, proved 2 April 1832
Mentions niece, Polly Peckham; Lucy Maria Babcock, Lydia R. Babcock and Elizabeth Babcock, daughters of Elnathan W. Babcock; mentions Mary Babcock; mentions Sally Babcock, the wife of her nephew Elanthan W. Babcock.

Probate Records 1757–1850, S-Z

Below are probate records for the Town of Hopkinton for the years 1757 – 1850, with the last names beginning S-Z.

Hopkinton, RI Births 1727 – 1902 A – C

Below are Hopkinton birth records from 1727 – 1902 with last names A-C.
Compiled By HHA Member Lauri Arruda

See Also Birth Records: A-C • D-K • L-R • S-Z

ALBRO, unnamed male, 26 July 1860, 4^th child of Benjamin and Emily Albro, FO-teamster, parents birthplace
not given [V 1:15]

ALLEN, Peter, of Amie Barber and Peter Allen. Mother receives money from the Town due her on 2 September 1776, from Peter Allen, the father of her son. (see also Peter Barber) [TC 1:63,64]

ALLEN, Female child , 29 March 1766, daughter of Hannah Allen, The father, Persevell Allen bonded for
support of his child on 1 October 1767. [Bonds for Support of Illegitimate Children, 1767-1795 Box File 62]

ALLEN, Samuel, 15 October 1752, of Stephen Allen and his wife, (no name given) [TC 1:66] Tamson, 3 November 1754
Patience, 1 November 1756
William, 7 October 1758
Stephen, 24 October 1760
Sarah, 2 February 1763
Silvester, 18 October 1764

Meribah , 26 October 1766

ALLEN, male, 4 January 1858, 4^th child of Ray G. and Asia M. Allen, FO-book keeper, FBP-Warwick, RI, MBP-Warwick [V 1:8]

ALLEN, Lucy E., 4 June 1858, 5^th child of Andrew and Jane Allen, FO-Weaver, FBP-Cumberland, England, MBP-Galloway, Scotland [V 1:9]

ALLEN, William Abraham, 26 July 1865, 1^st child of William C. and Mary A. (Saunders) Allen, Father age 40, mother age 25, FO-operative, FBP-Hopkinton, MBP-Westerly, RI [V1:26]

ANDREWS, George B., 10 October 1857, 8^th child, of Burril W. and Hannah A. Andrews, FO-mule spinner, FBP-Coventry, RI, MBP-Richmond, RI [V 1:5] Oscar Oatly, 5 October 1859 in Rockville, 9^th child, FO-laborer [V1:13]

ANDREWS, Julia Almira, 3 October 1865, 1^st child of Devillo C. and Frances J. (Burton) Andrews, father age 20, mother age 20, FO-spinner, FBP-Hopkinton, MBP-Hopkinton [V 1:27]

ARMSTRONG, female , 29 August 1854, of Samuel and “wife” Armstrong, FO-Laborer, FBP- Ireland, MBP-Ireland [V1:1]

ARMSTRONG, female, 1 May 1855 in Westerly, of William and Elizabeth Armstrong, FO -weaver, FBP-not listed, MBP-not listed [V1:2]

ARNOLD, John G., 16 October 1827, of Gorton W. and Nancy (Brown) Arnold, [TC 3:10] Francis B., 15 December 1828
Mary Elizabeth, 13 September 1830

Lucy Ann , 7 August 1832

Lucy Maria , 6 March 1834
Susan Letitia T., 20 March 1841

ARNOLD, Henry E., 10 May 1857, 1^st child of John G. and Sarah I. Arnold, FO-merchant, FBP- Hopkinton, MBP-Voluntown, CT [V1:6]

AUSTIN, Emogene, 17 July 1860, 1^st child of James and Elizabeth Austin, FO-wheelright, FBP-West Greenwich, RI MBP-West Greenwich [V 1:15]

AVERY, Charles Frank, 12 June 1859 in Ashaway, 1^st child of Robert T. and Avis R. (Snead) Avery FO-picker tender, FBP-Groton, CT, MBP-Piermont, NY [V 1:12]

Mattie Estella, 17 August 1863 in Ashaway, 2^nd child, FO-operative [V1:21]

BABCOCK, Christopher , 1 September 1759, son of Christopher Babcock, [TC 1:25]

BABCOCK, Martha , 18 January 1761, of Christopher and Martha Babcock, [TC 1:34] Mary, 1 January 1763
“daughter,” 25 April 1766, of Christopher and Martha Babcock, [TC 1:43]

BABCOCK, child, of Abigail Babcock, 1 April 1775. The father, Peter Harvey, of Charlestown, son of
John Harvey, bonded for support of his child on 25 April 1776. [Bonds for Support of Illegitimate Children, 1767-1795 Box File 62]

BABCOCK, Oliver Jr., 28 June 1746, of Oliver and Patience Babcock, [TC 1:101] Peleg, 4 October 1749
Susanna, 25 June 1750
Deborah, 11 April 1752
Sarah, 27 April 1756

Mary , 11 June 1758

Ruth , 20 April 1760
Clarke, 10 June 1762
Ruhamah, 16 May 1764
Paul, 18 May 1766
Ezra, 6 August 1772

BABCOCK, Eunice , 3 October 1744, of Simeon and Sarah (Gardiner) Babcock, [TC 1:116] Jeremiah, 16 May 1746
Thomas, 21 July 1748
Lucy, 11 January 1750
Dorcas, 1 December 1753
Jason, 9 July 1756
Lydia, 20 June 1759
Hannah, 28 April 1762
Lucas, 24 April 1765
Jonathan, 18 April 1768

BABCOCK, Barker , 19 December 1769, (also listed as Barker Wells), of Eunice Babcock, [TC 1:116]

Joseph , 29 January 1774, (also listed as Joseph Langworthy), of Eunice Babcock,
Lois, 13 June 1776, of Eunice Babcock,

BABCOCK, Rhoda , 17 December 1769, of Rowse and Ruth Babcock, [TC 1:119] Rowse, 12 May 1773
Elizabeth, 14 March 1775
Benjamin, 2 September 1777

BABCOCK, Ruth , 10 January 1771, of Cpt. Samuel and Ruth Babcock, 5^th day of the week [TC 2:10] Miriam, 26 September 1772, 7^th day of the week
Samuel, 19 October 1775, 5^th day of the week
George Rhodes, 23 May 1778, 7^th day of the week

Martha , 29 June 1780, 5^th day of the week
Beriah, 6 July 1782, 7^th day of the week

BABCOCK, Hezekiah , 25 November 1770, of Hezekiah and Martha Babcock, [TC 2:42] Rowland, 17 September 1773
Luke, 16 April 1778
Susannah, 27 May 1780
Martha, 30 August 1781
Dorcas, 13 March 1785

BABCOCK, Daniel Jr ., 16 December 1784, of Daniel and Content (Potter) Babcock, “5^th day of week” [TC 2:57] Betsey, 21 February 1787 “4^th day of the week”
Jacob Davis, 20 January 1789
Anna, 9 May 1791
George Potter, 4 November 1795
Oliver, 12 December 1797
Lucy, 24 January 1801
Mary, 2 November 1806
Emily, 14 June 1810

BABCOCK, Elnathan , 30 September 1790, of Peleg and Elizabeth (Wells) Babcock, [TC 2:58] Hannah, 30 May 1792
Polly, 9 January 1794
Phanny, 5 November 1795
Lucy, 11 March 1799
Peleg, 7 April 1801

BABCOCK, Samuel Franklin , 7 March 1818, of Jared Jr. and Lois Babcock, [TC 2:94]

BABCOCK, William Davis , 1 November 1838, of James and Elizabeth (Davis) Babcock, 3^rd child, FO-farmer, FBP-Richmond, RI, MBP-North Stonington, CT [V1:A]

BABCOCK, Mary Ann , 16 June 1852, of George A. and Abby Ann Babcock, FO-Miller, FBP-Hopkinton, MBP-Hopkinton [V 1:1]

BABCOCK, Martin Ernest , 30 April 1851, of Elias L. and Martha Jane Babcock, FO-machinist, FBP-Charlestown, MBP-Hopkinton [V 1:2] male, 21 June 1854 Father’s occupation-farmer [V 1:1] Ella Jane, 19 August 1854 [V 1:2] *both of the above mentioned children are listed as being born in 1854. Ella and Martin are listed
together, being registered at the same time on 16 April 1855. The “male” is listed on the prior page
being registered on 31 December 1854.

BABCOCK, Celia A ., 9 December 1857, 3^rd child, of Gardner J. and Harriet L. Babcock, FO-farmer, FBP-Hopkinton, MBP-Hopkinton [1:6]

BAGGS, unnamed son, 17 July 1859, 4^th child of Jeremiah and Cynthia M. Baggs FO-Farmer, FBP-Richmond, RI, MBP-Hopkinton. [V 1:12]

BALLART, Osney , 22 December 1857, 2^nd child, of Augustus and Louisa Ballart, FO-finisher of cloth, FBP-_?_, Germany, MBP-_?_, Germany [V 1:4]

BARBER, Susannah , 24 September 1755, daughter of Nathan and Thankful Barber, [TC 1:5] Moses, 2 May 1759

Thankful , 2 May 1759
Nathan, 7 November 1760
Mary, 27 May 1762
Benjamin, 20 November 1763
John, 21 December 1765
Eunice, 22 July 1769
Ellener, 15 May 1775

Lydia , 14 June 1780 (in Westerly)
(note on this record states that Nathan and his wife were formerly of Hopkinton, now of Westerly)

BARBER, child, 20 February 1778, of Patience Barber & Freeman Mosier. “February 2, 1779 Freeman Mosier was apprehended by the Overseer of the Poor…for begating Patience Barber with child…Now the said Freeman hath procured Joseph Barber of said Hopkinton to sufficiently securely indemnify the said Town from ye maintenance of…
[PR 2:153]

BARBER, Joanna , 7 January 1778, daughter of Mary Barber (daughter of Nathan and Thankful) [TC 1:5]

BARBER, Benjamin Perry , 29 January 1785, son of Benjamin and Mary (Perry) Barber [TC 1:4]

BARBER, Peter , 29 August 1769, of Amy Barber. Peter Allen of Hopkinton, bonded for support of his child, on 20
June 1771. Peter’s brother Gideon Allen also signed the bond with him. [TC 1:64] (see Peter Allen)

BARBER, Avis, a child with John H. Clarke, in the year of 1868. In a complaint to the town, John H. Clarke states
that before the first payment was due to Avis and her father, Gilbert Barber on 27 November 1868 the child took sick and died. [Box #41, Misc. File of Complaints]

BARBER, Mary Elizabeth , 24 September 1844, of John M. and Mary (Hiscox) Barber, [TC 3:15]

BARBER, Oscar Maxson , 25 June 1837, of Franklin and Lydia (Maxson) Barber, [TC 3:11]

BARBER, Charles Holden , 25 July 1795, of Arnold and Mary Barber, [TC 2:54]

BARBER, Dorcas , 12 July 1773, of Levi Barber, [TC 2:60]

BARBER, John Ney , 13 March 1779, of Levi Barber, [TC 2:68] Nicholas, 13 March 1779 } twins

BARBER, Jane G., 13 July 1830, of Paul M. and Maria Barber, [TC 2:93]

BARBER, Mary Elizabeth, 24 September 1844, 1^st child of John M. and Mary (Hiscox) Barber. [Misc. Record Book page 20] Hannah Maria, 5 November 1846
John Clarke, 25 July 1850

BARBER, Phebe Ann, 18 April 1857, 11^th child, of George and Hannah Barber, FO-farmer, FBP-Voluntown, CT, MBP-Exeter, RI [V 1:5]

BARBER, Albert G., 1 July 1857, 6^th child of Thomas D. and Olive A. Barber, FO-machinist, FBP-New York State, MBP-Exeter, RI [V 1:6]

BARBER, Anna M., 2 January 1858, 1^st child of John O. and Julia Ann Babcock, FO-machinist, FBP-Hopkinton, MBP-Hallowell, ME [V 1:8]

BARBER, Mary E., 2 March 1858, 3^rd child of Issac B. and Mary Barber, FO-farmer, FBP-Richmond, RI, MBP-Richmond [V 1:8]

BARBER, Marion Augusta, 4 September 1858, 3^rd child of Crandall and Sarah Barber, FO-mule spinner, FBP-Richmond, RI, MBP-Richmond [V 1:10]

BARBER, male, 26 December 1858, 6^th child of Amos P. and Lucy A. Barber, FO-machinist, FBP-Exeter, RI, MBP-Exeter [V 1:10]

BARBER, Orville George, 31 January 1859, 2^nd child of John N. and Clarinda Barber, FO-Farmer, FBP-Hopkinton, MBP-Hopkinton [V 1:11]

BARBER, Clark Albert Rayfield, 7 April 1859, 3^rd child of Edward S. and Arnetha A. Barber, FO-farmer, FBP-Hopkinton, MBP-North Stonington, CT [V 1:11]

BATES, Charles , 25 December 1772, son Caleb Bates [TC 1:70]

BENTLEY, Hannah , 27 August 1808, of Benjamin P. and Hannah Bentley, [TC 2:80] Benjamin Wilbur, 8 March 1811

BITGOOD, John , 4 November 1857, 6^th child of John F. and Susan Ann Bitgood, FO-farmer, FBP-Voluntown, CT, MBP-Exeter, RI [V 1:5]

BITGOOD, John Jr., 3 November 1858, 6^th child of John and Susan Bitgood, FO-farmer, FBP-Voluntown, CT, MBP-Exeter, RI [V 1:10]

BLAKE, female , 20 March 1854, of Eden and Frances Blake, FO-farmer, FBP-unknown, MBP-not listed [V 1:1]

BRAMEN, James , 25 July 1760, of James and Alitheah Bramen, [TC 1:108]

BRAMEN, Mason, 5 March 1781, of James Jr. and Hannah (Lewis) Bramen, 2^nd day of the week [TC 1:120] Lewis, 14 October 1783, 3^rd day of the week

Hannah, 19 February 1786, 6^th day of the week

BRAMEN, Benjamin , 1 July 1786, of Joseph and Cynthia Bramen, [TC 2:55] Joseph, 25 December 1790
Isaac, 13 April 1797
Washington, 12 March 1799
Robert, 11 March 1801

BRAND, Nathan Jr., 23 November 1809, of Nathan and Eunice (Crandall) Brand [TC 2:57] Susanna Vincent, 22 November 1811
Christopher Crandall, 20 November 1813
Samuel Babcock, 16 January 1816

BRIGGS, female , 23 January 1855, of Bowen and Mary Briggs, Residence-Charlestown, FO-farmer, FBP-Charlestown, MBP-Charlestown [V 1:2]

BRIGGS, Leverett A., 6 June1858, 5^th child of Asa L. and Mary C. Briggs, FO-carder, FBP-Charlestown, RI, MBP-Hopkinton [V 1:9]

BRIGHTMAN, Sarah , 29 September 1777, of Henry and Hannah Brightman, [TC 1:115] Hannah, 19 March 1779
Susannah, 16 May 1781
Joseph, 9 March 1782
William, 8 April 1785

BRIGHTMAN, Esther , 23 April 1785, of Thomas and Thankful (Nye) Brightman, [TC 2:6] Martha, 14 October 1786

Sarah , 13 April 1788 } twins
Mary, 13 April 1788

Thomas , 12 November 1790 “6^th day of the week”
Joseph, 13 November 1792

BRIGHTMAN, Joseph Brightman , born 11 December 1715, “married 14 May 1747 to”
Sarah Thomas, born 5 June 1722 [TC 2:9] Marcy, 22 July 1748 on Friday 2:45 PM of Joseph and Sarah (Thomas) Brightman,
Henry, 20 December 1749 on Wednesday 2:00 AM

Thomas , 4 August 1751 on Sunday 2:30 AM
Joseph, 17 November 1753 on Saturday 1:30 AM

Mary , 5 April 1755 on Saturday 7:00 PM
Martin, 13 May 1761 on Wednesday

Sarah , 23 August 1763 on Tuesday

Holmes , 25 June 1767 on Thursday

BRIGHTMAN, Martha , 23 March 1815, of Joseph and Patience (Kinyon) Brightman [TC 2:76]

BROWN, James Wilson , 7 June 1789, “between 7 & 8 o’clock at night of Christopher and Anna (Bramen) Brown,” [TC 2:43]

Nancy, 18 September 1790, “between 11 & 12 o’clock in the forenoon”
Jeremiah, 28 May 1792 “a little past noon”
Reuben, 22 September 1794 “a little before 6 o’clock in the evening”

BROWN, Phebe, “alias Phebe Tripp”, of Ruth Brown, 29 December 1791 [TC 2:45]

BROWN, Clark, of Alpheus and Hannah (Burdick) Brown, 23 February 1796 [TC 2:54]

BROWN, Nabby, of William and Thankful (Davis) Brown, 19 June 1796 [TC 2:98] Dilli, 17 June 1797
Sally, 15 January 1799
William, 22 December 1802
James Woodbridge, 1 April 1805

Alice , 27 October 1809
Zephaniah, 28 September 1811

BROWN, Ralph W ., 2^nd child, 6 November 1857, of Nathan W. and Abby B. Brown, FO-pedlar, FBP-North Stonington, CT, MBP-Hopkinton, RI [V 1:5]

BROWNING, Samuel H ., 1 March 1814 [V 1:2]

Mary (Greene) wife of Samuel, 10 January 1823

BROWNING, Mary Ann , of Samuel and Mary (Greene) Browning, 4 March 1838 [V 1:2] William J., 13 May 1840
___?___ H., 7 July 1843
Welcome S., 17 June 1850
Elizabeth P., 10 June 1852
John P. J., 30 November 1854

BROWNING, Caroline E., 6 July 1836, of Matthew S. and Almira Browning, FBP-South Kingstown, RI, MBP-South Kingstown [V 1:7]

BUDDINGTON, child , 5 November 1855, of John and Mary E. Buddington, FO-farmer, FBP-New London, CT, MBP-Charlestown, RI [V 1:3]

BUDDINGTON, male , 19 November 1855, of Stephen and Caroline Matilda Buddington, FO-laborer, FBP-New London, CT, MBP-Groton, CT [V 1:3]

BUDLONG, female , 3 August 1854, of Charles and Mary E. Budlong, “daughter of William Knight” FO-laborer, FBP-not listed, MBP-not listed [V 1:1]

BUIR, Thomas, (twin to John) 9 September 1859, 5^th child of John and Joanna Buir [ V 1:12]

John, (twin to Thomas) 9 September 1859, 6^th child of John and Joanna Buir
FO-jack spinner, FBP-Ireland, MBP-Ireland

BUNDY, ______, child of Eunice Bundy. As of 26 January 1768, child unborn. The father, Isaac Gates, bonded for support on the above date. [Bonds for Support of Illegitimate Children 1767-1795 Box File 62]

BURCH, Elizabeth, of Billings and Susannah (Bently) Burch, 12 December 1771 [TC 1:121] Thomas, 14 September 1773

Martha , 9 July 1775
Billings Jr., 26 October 1777
Samuel, 15 October 1779

Susannah , 12 September 1781

BURDICK, Thomas , son of Edmond and Thankful Burdick, 30 August 1749 [TC 1:21 & 35] Margaret, 2 February 1751
John, 27 December 1753
Tacy, 20 September 1755
Anna, 20 November 1760

Sarah , 14 December 1762

BURDICK, Samuel Hubbard , of John Burdick, 18 October 1759 [TC 1:37] Prudence, 24 July 1761

Phineas , 13 March 1764
Abel, 18 August 1766, son of John and Sibbel states ”the births of other children on page 37”[TC 1:45] Phebe, 14 December 1768

BURDICK, Zillimus, of Nathan and Goodeth Burdick, 30 May 1745 [TC 1:48] Sylvanus, 17 September 1747
Goodeth, 17 April 1751
Tacy, 12 October 1754
Adam, 28 December 1759

Naaman , 18 July 1762
Sheppard, 18 October 1766

BURDICK, William , born 23 June 1713 [TC 1:59] His wife, Sarah, born 24 January 1721
Sarah, of William and Sarah Burdick, 14 February 1742 [TC 1:59] William Jr, 17 August 1744
Daniel, 20 December 1746

Luke , 25 April 1749
Wait, 2 April 1754
Perry, 28 October 1756
Mary, 11 March 1764

BURDICK, Anna, of Edward Burdick, 16 August 1753 [TC 1:76]

BURDICK, Francis, of Daniel and Elizabeth Burdick, 20 July 1765 [TC 1:100] Anne, 28 December 1767
Daniel, 9 June 1770

Nathan , 17 July 1772
Robinson, 16 September 1774

BURDICK, Meribah , of Elnathan and Anne (Sisson) Burdick, 25 September 1774 [TC 1:101] Clement, 1 May 1776 and died 21 September 1778
Clement Peckham, 4 January 1779
Anne, 4 January 1781

BURDICK, Abigail , of Amos Burdick, 12 March 1766 [TC 1:102] Sarah, 2 June 1768

Martha , 11 April 1770
Jonathan, 25 February 1772
David, 21 August 1774
Patience, 12 March 1777

BURDICK, Mary (C. or E.) daughter of Stephen Burdick. On August 1874 a complaint was made to the town that
she has three illegitimate children living with her and having no means to support them. (names of
children not provided in complaint) [Box #41, File of Complaints 1799-1906 #3]

BURDICK, Mary Frances , of Henry Wilson and Abby (Moore) Burdick, 11 November 1838, Sunday [TC 3:12]

BURDICK, Polly , of Perry Burdick, 27 February 1784 [TC 2:11] Cynthia, 28 November 1786

BURDICK, Phebe, of Robert (son of Robert) and Sarah (Williams) Burdick, 18 April 1782 “6:00 p.m.” [TC 2:13]

“5^th day of the week”
Robert, 12 January 1784, “7:00 p.m., 2^nd day of the week”
Simon, 15 February 1786, “8:00 p.m., 4^th day of the week”
Sarah, 15 February 1788, “8:00 p.m., 6^th day of the week”
Rowse, 30 October 1790, “11:00 p.m., 7^th day of the week”
Hannah, 8 August 1793 “at Charlestown”
Clark, 17 March 1796 “at Charlestown”
Gilbert, 19 March 1799 “at Charlestown”

BURDICK, William Clarke, of William Burdick, 10 December 1762 [TC 2:53]

BURDICK, Ichabod, of Ichabod and Hannnah (Maxson) Burdick, 10 July 1796 [TC 2:60] Benjamin Maxson, 8 April 1798
Hannah, 4 May 1800

Matthew Stillman, 23 February 1802
Jonathan Truman, 8 March 1804

Martha, 3 May 1806

Isaac Coe, 20 August 1808
Welcome Clarke, 16 March 1811

BURDICK, Prudence, of John Burdick, 24 July 1761 [TC 2:78]

BURDICK, Benjamin Franklin, of Ichabod and Fanny (Green) Burdick, 3 November 1819 [TC 2:93] George Henry, 23 March 1821
Albert Stillman, 26 July 1822
Frances Elizabeth, 22 February 1824

Martha Green, 17 April 1826
Hannah May, 7 October 1827

BURDICK, William C., 30 March 1809 in Westerly, RI Misc. Record Book page 9
Lucy Orvilla (Gates), 22 April 1815 Preston, CT
Lucy Esther, of William C. and Lucy Orvilla (Gates) Burdick, 18 July 1832 in Ledyard, CT
Martha Jane, 20 November 1833 Ledyard, CT
William Henry, 31 July 1835 Hopkinton
Julia Emma, 11 August 1837 “
John Perry, 10 July 1839 “
Harriet Newal, 20 April 1841 “
Louisa, 16 March 1844 “

BURDICK, Charles Edwin, 3^rd child of Ransom P. and Lydia N. (Palmer) Burdick, 15 February 1848 FO-farmer, FBP-Rockville, RI, MBP-Millstone Point, CT [V 1:A]

Male, 10 April 1858, 6^th child, MBP-Norwich, CT [V 1:8]

BURDICK, male, of William C. and Lucy (Miller) Burdick, 25 March 1853, FO-Blacksmith [V 1:1] Lucy O., 17 January 1858, 11^th child, FBP-Westerly, MBP-Preston, CT [V 1:8]

BURDICK, child, 2^nd child of Hazard and Marcella Burdick, 19 February 1855 FO-stonecutter, FBP-Hopkinton, MBP-not listed [V 1:2]

BURDICK, Phebe L., 9^th child of Stephen and Elizabeth Burdick, 23 June 1857 FO-farmer, FBP-Charlestown, MBP-Little Compton, RI [V 1:6] Edwin Paris, 15 July 1859, 10^th child, FO-merchant, MBP-West Greenwich, RI [V 1:12]

BURDICK, male, 2^nd child of Elias T. and Louisa A. Burdick, 8 November 1857 FO-machinist, FBP-Hopkinton, MBP-North Kingston, RI [V 1:6]

BURDICK, Alan L ., 1^st child of Henry G. and Sarah M. Burdick, 1 January 1857 FO-farmer, FBP-Hopkinton, MBP-Westerly, RI [V 1:5]

BURDICK, Robert T ., 2^nd child of Edwin P. and Susan F. Burdick, 5 September 1857 FO-farmer, FBP-Hopkinton, MBP-Charlestown, RI [V 1:4]

BURDICK, Elisa M., 4 March 1858, 8^th child of Clark and Clarissa C. Burdick, FO-farmer, FBP-Hopkinton, MBP-Westerly, RI [V 1:8]

BURDICK, Julia Ada, 1^st child of John P. and Louisa R. Burdick, 26 January 1859 FO-jack spinner, FBP-Ashaway, RI, MBP-Stonington, CT

BURDICK, Adelbert Monroe, 7 May 1859, 1^st child of J. Weeden and Martha Burdick, FO-farmer, FBP-Hopkinton, MBP-Hopkinton [V 1:11]

BURTON, Rebecca C., 27 January 1858, 1^st child of William and Betsey Burton, FO-Laborer, FBP-Hopkinton, MBP-Exeter, RI [V 1:8]

BUTTON, Hannah, of Nathan and Hannah, 16 January 1761 [TC 1:34] Sarah, 19 January 1762
Nathan, 7 December 1763

BUTTON, Abel, of Rufus and Elizabeth Butten, 6 January 1763 [TC 1:40]

BUTTON, Mary , of Amos and Anne Button, 9 September 1763 [TC 1:104]

BUTTON, Anna, of Joseph and Elizabeth (Lanphere) Button, 20 January 1823 [TC 2:97]

BUTTON, Benjamin TC 7:28, 5 July 1836, discharge papers state Mr. Button was born in Hopkinton, RI, he was age 44, (born in 1792), Honorably discharged from the Army, five foot six inches high, brown complexion, light blue eyes, light hair.

BUTTON, Sanford N., of Joseph and Anna (Egelston) Button, 27 April 1810 [TC 2:88] Asher H., 25 October 1812
Joseph Avery, 29 March 1816

BUTTON, Mary E., of Hazard W. and Hannah A. (Bates) Button, 29 March 1851 FO-laborer [V 1:A]

Napolean B., 6^th child, 2 July 1857 FO-farmer, FBP-Hopkinton, MBP-Providence, RI [V 1:4] Napolean B., 3 July 1859 [V 1:A]

BUTTON, Horace, 1^st child of Thomas and Susan Button, 11 January 1825, FO-Laborer, FBP-Hopkinton, MBP-Charlestown [V 1:7] Caroline, 2^nd child, 7 March 1827
Oliver, 3^rd child, 8 February 1830
William, 4^th child, 12 May 1833
John Taylor, 5^th child, 27 August 1841
Lucy E., 7^th child, 30 March 1848

CARR, male, of Sands C. and Lucy Carr, 8 September 1854 FO-manufacturer, FBP-Connecticut, MBP-New York [V 1:1]

CARTWRIGHT, Abigail, of Bryant and Elizabeth Cartwright, 7 December 1736, [TC 1:76] Bryant, 3 May 1739
Lyda, (Lydia?) 31 March 1746 “all born on Martha’s Vineyard”

CARTWRIGHT, Briant , of Briant Cartwright, 26 June 1768 [TC 1:48] Elizabeth Weeks, 31 May 1770
Jabith, 10 July 1772 } twins
James, 10 July 1772

William, 2 January 1775
Theodoty, 29 May 1777
Cyrus, of Bryant and Elizabeth Cartwright, 17 May 1779 [TC 1:48] Penelope, 7 October 1782

CHAMPLIN, Nathan, son of Samuel Champlin, 8 October 1749 [TC 1:21] Mary, 19 August 1751
Jeffrey, 5 April 1754
Hannah, 5 November 1757

CHAMPLIN, Hannah, of Jeffrey and Lydia Champlin, 5 November 1774 [TC 1:106]

Stephen, 28 February 1781 [TC 2:9] Barker, 27 October 1782
Thomas, 3 October 1784
George Sheffield, 24 December 1786
Jeffrey, 25 July 1788
Lyman, 25 August 1790
Eunice, 20 January 1793
Reuben, 2 February 1795
Lydia, 31 May 1797

CHAMPLIN, George Congdon, of Betsey Potter, 16 March 1811 “about half past 6 PM the 7^th day of the week”
[TC 2:55]

CHAMPLIN, Phillip Cotrell, of Ethan and Hannah (Cottrell) Champlin, 21 July 1809 [TC 2:64] Sabrina, 17 July 1811
Patty, 9 September 1813
Amy, 23 January 1816
Welthy, 8 August 1817
Maria, 27 April 1825

CHAMPLIN, Edwin Green, of Green and Polly (Greenman) Champlin, 12 March 1823 [TC 2:88] Frank, 6 January 1825
Lucy Maria, 23 August 1827
Mary Jane, 13 January 1830

CHAMPLIN, male, of Samuel R. and Mary Champlin, 17 November 1855 “at Westerly” [V 1:3] Residence-Westerly, Father’s occupation-farmer, FBP-Westerly, RI, MBP-Charlestown, RI

CHAMPLIN, George S., 11 February 1843, 4^th child of John S. and Abby Champlin, Father’s occupation-farmer, FBP-Lebanon, CT, MBP-Hopkinton, RI [V 1:7] Mary Abby, 22 November 1844, 5^th child
Thomas F., 2 March 1848, 6^th child
Harriet P., 23 February 1850, 7^th child

CHAPPELL, Susan M., 2^nd child of Franklin and Mary E. Chappell, 13 December 1857, Father’s occupation-farmer, FBP-Charlestown, RI, MBP-not given [V 1:7]

CHESEBROUGH, Patty, of Harris and Martha Chesebrough, 19 September 1790 [TC 2:55] Harris, 13 July 1792
Lydia, 24 July 1794
Samuel Champlin, 13 April 1796

CHESTER, Albert Langworthy, of Benjamin F. and Susan Chester, 10 October 1841 [V 1:7] Gilbert Stanton, 3 December 1844
Amos Franklin, 28 November 1846

CHIPMAN, Charles Alexander, 6 February 1859 in Locustville, 1^st child of Charles H. and Francis A. Chipman, FO-Harness Maker, FBP-Charlestown, RI, MBP-Westerly, RI [V 1:11]

CHURCH, Joshua 3^rd, son of Joshua and Abigail Church, 9 December 1781 [TC 1:4] Abigail, 20 January 1873

CHURCH, Nancy, alias Coon, daughter of Jemima Coon, 13 July 1788 [TC 2:4]

CHURCH, Lodowick Jr., 4 September 1800, “as he says” [TC 2:10] (recorded 8^th October 1815)

CHURCH, Hannah, of Lodowick and Susannah Church, 28 February 1788 [TC 2:42] Elizabeth, 2 February 1790
Adam, 17 February 1792

CLARK, _____, child of Eunice Clark. Child was born before November 1797. The father, Eliphlet Buddington
Jr. bonded for support of his child November 1797. [Bonds for Support of Illegitmate Children 1767-
1795 Box File 62]

CLARK, ______, child of Vashty Clark, daughter of Jesse Clark. The father, Benjamin Burdick, son of Luke
Burdick, bonded for support of his child on 2 March 1800. [Bonds for Support of Illegitimate Children
1800-1805 Box File 62]

CLARK, Henry Edgar, 3^rd child of Stephen A. and Hannah A. Clarke, 21 October 1857 [V 1:5] Father’s occupation-carder, FBP-Richmond, RI, MBP-Richmond, RI

CLARKE , Joshua Jr., of Joshua and Hannah Clarke, 17 August 1741 [TC 1:29] Eathan, 7 March 1745
Phineas, 23 February 1746
Hannah, 4 May 1747
Thomas, 10 June 1749
Elizabeth, 14 November 1751
Arnold, 17 March 1754
Henry, 2 December 1756
Willet, 20 October 1759
Nathan, 7 February 1762

CLARKE, Job Bennet, of Joshua Clarke, 8 January 1765 [TC 1:42]

CLARKE, _____, of Eunice Clarke. The father, Rowland Crandall, son of Benjamin Crandall, bonded for support
of his child 13 January 1801. [Bonds for Support of Illegitimate Children 1800-1805 File Box 62]

CLARKE, Henry Jr, of Henry and Catherine (Pendelton) Clarke, 16 December 1777 [TC 2:9] Phebe, 7 September 1779
Sally, 25 July 1781
Oliver Pendelton, 29 March 1783
John Villitt, 14 April 1785
Elizabeth, 30 April 1787
Ethan, 30 March 1789

CLARKE, Ami, of Job B. and Mary Clarke, 10 August 1789 [TC 2:15] Hannah, 10 June 1791
Mary, 30 March 1793
Charles, 19 April 1795 “at Newport”
Cornelea, 9 October 1797
Job B., 28 July 1800
Paul, 7 August 1802
Elizabeth Ann, 12 January 1805
Sally H., 8 March 1807
Henry, 1 May 1809
Caroline, 12 October 1812
Corydon, 12 May 1815

CLARKE, Phanny, of Thomas and Phanny Clarke, 11 September 1781 [TC 2:19] Nabby, 21 August 1783
Polly, 21 May 1785
Betsey, 4 May 1787
Martha, 26 February 1789
Nancy, 6 April 1791

CLARKE, Daniel Wright, of Thomas Jr. and Wealthy (Wright) Clarke, 4 June 1800 [TC 2:57]

CLARKE, Russell, of Thomas Clarke, 13 April 1787 [TC 2:91]

CLARKE, Sarah Elizabeth, of Russell and Sarah (Thurston) Clarke, 26 June 1814 [TC 2:91]

CLARKE, Milo Marsh, of Henry and Jerush M. Clarke, 23 March 1848 [V 1:1] Father’s occupation-farmer, FBP-Hopkinton
Agnes Zillce, 9 August 1850

CLARKE, Thomas Henry, of Henry and Jerusha M. (Clark) Clarke, 15 June 1836 Misc. Record Book page 5
Joshua Maxson, 15 February 1838
William Palmer, 5 November 1840
Leander Scott, 2 June 1843
Mary Jerusha, 23 June 1845

CLARKE, Arso Gillette, 6 October 1858, 9^th child of Henry and Jerusha M. Clarke, Father’s occupation-farmer, FBP-Hopkinton, MBP-Newport, RI [V 1:10]

CLEARY, child, of Franklin and Frances C. Cleary, 25 August 1855 [V 1:3] Father’s occupation-wool carder, FBP-East Lyme, CT, MBP-East Lyme, CT

COE, William, of Isaac and Sarah Coe, 11 May 1803 [TC 2:44] Mary Ann, 14 July 1806
Eliza Jenks, 1 May 1809
John Davis, 11 July 1810
Adeline, 26 July 1812

COLE, Sans, of Joseph and “his 2^nd wife” Phebe Cole, 21 August 1760 [TC 1:102] Benjamin, “born Stonington”, 14 March 1762
John, 21 February 1764
Stephen, 27 September 1766

COLE, Phebe, of Joseph and “his 3^rd wife,” Susannah Cole, 31 October 1767 [TC 1:102] Susannah, 28 August 1769
Anna, 5 July 1772

COLE, Nancy, 13 January 1796, of Stephen and Susanna (Browning) Cole, 13 January 1796 [TC 2:49] Polly, 9 December 1797
Phebe, 25 July 1801

COLGROVE, Hannah, daughter of Jeremiah and Susannah Colgrove, 21 June 1771 [TC 1:4] Susannah, 28 June 1773
Dinah, 18 December 1775
William, 9 February 1781
Sarah, daughter of Jeremiah and 2^nd wife Hannah, 16 March 1785 (in Stonington) [TC 1:4]

COLLINS, Mary, of John and Mary Collins, 30 November 1769 [TC 1:58]

COLLINS, Hennery, of Joshua and Mary Collins, 13 October 1772 [TC 1:104] Martha, 13 August 1774
Hezekiah, 21 April 1776
Oliver, 14 December 1777
Joshua, 4 September 1779

COLLINS, Mary, of John and Mary Collins, 30 November 1769 [TC 1:107] John, 19 April 1771
Mehitable, 19 November 1773
Stephen, 18 June 1776
Samuel, 6 August 1780
Ian, (Dan?) 13 December 1781

COLLINS, Nathan, “whose mother was Cynthia Foster and entered by his request”, 12 September 1783 [TC 2:47]

COLLINS, Elizabeth, of John and Elizabeth (Mowry) Collins, 29 September 1796 [TC 2:51] Sarah, 22 February 1798
Thomas, 9 February 1800
Benjamin, 13 October 1802
Anna, 18 March 1804
William, 1 March 1806 “about 1:00 AM”
Amos, 5 March 1808

COLLINS, Maria Alma, of Amos and Mary (Peckham) Collins, 23 February 1805 [TC 2:67]

COLLINS, David, of Rowse and Meribah Collins, 16 January 1811 [TC 2:78]

COLLINS, Orange S., 1^st child of Welcome and Sally I. Collins, 6 April 1835, Father’s occupation-farmer, FBP-Hopkinton, MBP-Hopkinton [V 1:7]

COLLINS, Charles Leonard, 8 May 1847, 1^st & only child of Charles W. and Mary N. (Hoxsie) Collins. Father’s occupation-mechanic, FBP-Richmond, RI, MBP-Richmond. [Misc. Record Book-page 22]

COLLINS, female, 19 October 1858, 7^th child of George T. and Avis A. Collins, Father’s occupation-farmer, FBP-Hopkinton, MBP-Richmond, RI [V 1:10]

COLLINS, George Rowse, 11 March 1859, 4^th child of David and Martha Collins, FO-Farmer, FBP-Hopkinton, MBP-Richmond, RI [V 1:11]

COLVIN, Emma Jeanette, 2 October 1858, 2^nd child of Sterry and Eliza Colvin, Father’s occupation-Spinner, FBP-Westerly, RI, MBP-Coventry, RI [V 1:10]

CONSTANTINE, female, of John and Eliza Constantine, 5 May 1855 [V 1:2] Father’s occupation-wool sorter, FBP-England, MBP-England

COON – See also “MacCoon, McCoon

COON, Benjamin, of Matthew and Lydia Coon, 4 February 1749 [TC 1:36] Joseph, 18 January 1751
Matthew, 2 October 1752
Jeremiah, 25 July 1754
Sarah, 6 April 1760, (notation states she was born in the town of Richmond)
Anna, 25 February 1762

COON, Caleb, of Elias and Phebe Coon, 25 July 1769 [TC 2:2] Elias, 13 October 1771
Mary, 10 June 1773
Elias, 23 November 1775
Thankful, 21 July 1778
Phebe, 8 July 1782
Ruth, 5 May 1784
George, 19 May 1788

COON, _____, child of Phebe Coon. Child born as of 18 November 1803. The father, Jacob Perkins, of Exeter, RI,
bonded for his support on the above date. [Bonds for Support of Illegitimate Children 1800-1805 File Box 62]

COON, female child of Martha Coon. Seven weeks old as of 28 December 1802, when Martha’s father, Thomas
Coon, signed a bond for support of the child. [Bonds for the Support of Illegitimate Children 1800-1805
File Box 62]

COON, Libbeus, of Thomas and Anne Coon, 15 February 1764 [TC 1:106] Thomas, 28 July 1766
Anne, 3 January 1769
Lodowick, 18 August 1770
Elizabeth, 31 October 1772
Desire, 14 June 1775

COON, Peleg, of Peleg and Eunice (Burdick) Coon, 12 October 1763 [TC 1:116] Rebecah, 7 May 1766
Esther, 14 March 1769
Joseph, 7 April 1771
Thompson, 26 June 1773
Eunice, 26 December 1775
Arnold, 5 February 1778
Anna, 1 October 1780
Richard, of Peleg and 2^nd wife, Anna Coon, 12 August 1788
Zerviah, of Peleg Coon, 11 September 1790

COON, Nancy, alias Church, daughter of Jemima Coon, 13 July 1788 [TC 2:4]

COON, Stephen Jr, of Stephen and Sarah (Stillman) Coon, 22 October 1789 [TC 2:18] Samuel, 17 June 1791
George Stillman, 13 May 1793

COON, Joseph Jr., 17 February 1758 [TC 2:43]

COON, Mary, of Peleg and Anna Coon, 5 November 1795 [TC 2:48]

COON, Moses Barber, of Caleb and Dorcas (Barber) Coon, 9 February 1801 [TC 2:59] Elias, 20 January 1804
Mary, 21 February 1807

COON, Martha Ann, 17 March 1843, of Elias and Mary (Palmer) Coon Misc. Record book page 12
Ruth Mary, 7 June 1846

COON, male, of Lafayette and Mary Coon, 27 July 1854 [V 1:1] Father’s occupation-Laborer, FBP-Brookfield, NY, MBP-Stonington, CT

COON, Clarence H., 1 October 1858, 1^st child of Asher P. and Lydia Coon, Father’s occupation-spinner, FBP-North Stonington, CT, MBP-North Stonington [V 1:10]

COTTRELL, John, of John and Esther Cottrell, 6 May 1815 [TC 2:72] Susan, 30 November 1816

CRANDALL, Prudence, of Jeremiah and Kezia Crandall, 17 July 1745 [TC 1:33] Kezia, 17 February 1749
Sarah, 12 January 1751
Jeremiah, 17 December 1752
Matthew, 30 June 1755
Luke, 22 June 1757
Ebenezer, 21 July 1759
Thankful, 9 February 1762

CRANDALL, Sarah, of David and Sarah Crandall, 8 March 1762 [TC 1:32]

CRANDALL, Azariah, of Peter Crandall, 22 December 1729 [TC 1:76]

CRANDALL, Olive, of Azariah and Anna (Burdick) Crandall 7 August 1773 [TC 1:76] Peter, 11 February 1775
Sarah, 16 April 1777
Barton, 21 January 1779

CRANDALL, Thankful, of Levi Jr. and Margaret (Burdick) Crandall, 22 July 1772 [TC 1:103] Christopher, 22 September 1774

CRANDALL, Elias, of David and Jemima (Coon) Crandall, 17 February 1765 [TC 1:105] David, 12 December 1766
Jemima, 26 January 1770
Libbeus, 22 November 1774
Telek (?), 3 July 1776
John, 16 May 1778
Marcy, 19 March 1780
Anne, 19 January 1783

CRANDALL, Clarissy, of Archibald and Susanny Crandall, 2 December 1788 [TC 2:3]

CRANDALL, Phineas Maxson, of Amherst and Mary “Polly” (Maxson) Crandall, 25 June 1787 [HO 2:3] Ethan, 11 January 1790
Polly, 16 September 1792

Luke, 22 March 1795 Misc. Record Book page 13

CRANDALL, Samuel, of Samuel and Mary Crandall, 11 August 1780, “at Charlestown” [TC 2:19]

CRANDALL, Anna, of Ezra and Anna Crandall, 9 November 1797 [TC 2:53]

CRANDALL, Mary Ann, of Samuel Jr. and Elisabeth (Vinson, “Vincent”) Crandall [TC 2:63] Samuel, 27 January 1805
William Clarke, 22 April 1806

CRANDALL, Jarius, of Rogers and Lucy Crandall, 17 January 1799 [TC 2:64] Susannah, 5 September 1801
Rogers Jr., 13 May 1804

CRANDALL, Hezekiah, of Pardon and Esther (Carpenter) Crandall, 22 September 1800 [TC 2:71] Prudence, 3 September 1803
Reuben, 6 January 1806

CRANDALL, Henry Clinton, of Ezekial and Susanna Crandall, 15 July 1809 [TC 2:78] Samuel Wells, 10 March 1813
Susanna, 29 May 1816

CRANDALL, male, of John A. and Frances Crandall, 12 February 1854 [V 1:1] Father’s occupation-Laborer, FBP-unknown, MBP-Richmond, RI

CRANDALL, male, of Horace L. and Phebe Crandall, 5 February 1855 [V 1:2] Father’s occupation-line manufacturer, FBP-Hopkinton, MBP-Charlestown, RI
Carrie Angeline, 9 April 1859, 2^nd child

CRANDALL, Edgar Leroy, 2^nd child of Nathan M. and Allura J. Crandall, 30 November 1857 [V 1:4] Father’s occupation-line maker, FBP-Hopkinton, MBP-Stonington, CT

CRANDALL, Herbert, 1^st child of Frederick and Harriet E. Crandall, 21 April 1857, Father’s occupation-farmer, FBP-Hopkinton, MBP-Charlestown [V 1:7]

CRANDALL, Peleg C., 3 February 1858, 1^st child of Nathan G. and Mary E. Crandall, Father’s occupation-farmer, FBP-Hopkinton, MBP-North Stonington, CT [V 1:8]

CRANDALL, Henrietta, 12 February 1858, 1^st child of Ethan C. and Martha M. Crandall, Father’s occupation-Spinner, FBP-Charlestown, RI, MBP-Charlestown [V 1:8]

CRANDALL, Nathan H., 14 June 1858, 3^rd child of John S. and Frances C. Crandall, Father’s occupation-weaver, FBP-Charlestown, RI, MBP-Richmond, RI [V 1:9]

CRANDALL, Henry, 23 June 1858, 2^nd child of Joseph Jr. and Elizabeth A. Crandall, Father’s occupation-farmer, FBP-Hopkinton, MBP-South Kingstown, RI [V 1:9]

CRANDALL, Sarah E.J., 14 August 1858, 12^th child of Nicholas V. and Nancy Crandall, Father’s occupation-Laborer, FBP-Hopkinton, MBP-Westerly, RI [V 1:9]

CRANDALL, Mary E., 17 September 1858, 1^st child of Ethan and Mary A. Crandall, Father’s occupation-wheelwright, FBP-Hopkinton, MBP-Hopkinton [V 1:10]

CRANDALL, Peleg Ernest, 1 September 1859 in Hope Valley, 1^st child of Jesse B. and Lydia A. Crandall [V1:12] Focc-machinist, FBP-Hopkinton, MBP-Hopkinton

CRANDALL, Oscar Everett, 1 October 1859, 1^st child of Benjamin F. and Sarah M. Crandall [V 1:12] Focc-machinist, FBP-Hopkinton, MBP-Hopkinton

CRUMB, Sarah, of Daniel Crumb, 20 January 1765 [TC 1:73] Abigail, 22 October 1766
Hannah, 25 December 1768
Daniel, 22 October 1770
Samuel, 2 August 1772
Daniel, 16 May 1776
Hunniman, 2 February 1779
William, 2 May 1781

CUNDALL, Mary E. 29 December 1822 [TC 3:18]

Hopkinton, RI Births 1727 – 1902 D – K

Below are Hopkinton birth records from 1727 – 1902 with last names D-K.

Compiled By HHA Member Lauri Arruda

See Also Birth Records: A-C • D-K • L-R • S-Z

DAURGHTY, Francis, 5^th child of Francis and Mary Daurghty, 21 September 1857 [V 1:4]

Father’s occupation-carder, FBP-Scotland, MBP-Scotland

DAVIS, Bethiah, of David and Lydia Davis, 16 May 1768 [TC 1:48] (below the above entry, it states, “The above said Bethiah Davis name is altered & called Lydia Davis.”
Recorded 21 January 1775 by Town Clerk Abel Tanner

DAVIS, Lillis Hudson, of David and Lydia Davis, 7 July 1770 [TC 1:70] David, 31 October 1772
Joshua, 5 April 1775

DAVIS, Martha, of Elder Joseph Davis, 25 May 1746, born in Shrewsbury “in the Jersies” [TC 2:7] Samuel, 20 February 1749, born in Shrewsbury, “in the Jersies”
Comfort, 18 May 1753, born in Westerly
Marvel, 6 September 1755, born in Westerly
Anna, 4 February 1758
Prudence, 7 July 1760
Joseph, 11 October 1764
Tacy, 13 July 1766
Edward, 20 July 1768
Clark, 20 November 1774
Elizabeth, 8 May 1776
Ethan, 16 July 1778
Dorcas, 7 March 1780
Phanny, 10 February 1782

DAVIS, Jedidiah, of Oliver and Penelope Davis, 2 May 1781 [TC 2:17] Pardon, 3 November 1784
Peter, 24 June 1786
Oliver, 15 March 1788
Mary, 14 February 1790
Phanny, 13 November 1791
Sarah, 13 August 1793
Lydia, 13 October 1795
Susannah, 24 September 1797
Walter White, 1 January 1800
Elizabeth, 14 January 1802
Amy, 20 January 1804

DAVIS, David L., of Aaron and Dorcas Davis, 27 June 1802 [TC 2:89]

DEAK, Joshua, son of John and Hannah (Foster) Deak, 18 June 1747, in Westerly [TC 1:26] Christopher, 21 August 1749
John, 16 August 1752
Joseph, 27 November 1753 }twins
Benjamin, 27 November 1753
Hannah, 16 December 1755
Foster, 23 August 1757
Mary, 27 May 1759

DEAK, William Gould, of Charles Deak, 6 March 1760 [TC 1:33]

DEAN, male, of Marshall and Ann D. Dean, 11 January 1855 [V 1:2] Father’s occupation-Jack Spinner, FBP-Stafford, England, MBP-Stafford, England

DODGE, Elizabeth, daughter of Joseph Dodge, 19 July 1744 (in Charlestown) [TC 1:19] Susannah, 12 November 1747 (in Charlestown)
Joseph, 2 May 1752 (in Westerly)

DODGE, Peter, son of Daniel Dodge, 8 January 1757 [TC 1:19]

DORRANCE, Daniel, of Gershom and Margery Dorrance, 6 February 1764 [TC 1:43] Margery, 11 October 1766

DORRANCE, Gershom, of Gershom Dorrance, 4 June 1769 [TC 1:53]

DYE, Daniel W., 7^th child of Thomas P. and Deborah Dye, 3 February 1855 [V 1:2] Father’s occupation-Farmer, FBP-Hopkinton, MBP-Richmond
Male, 8^th child, March 1857 [V 1:5]

EDWARDS, Pain, of Peleg Edwards, 12 March 1768 [TC 1:53, also listed on page 105] Christopher, 4 August 1771
Jacob, 3 August 1774
Perry, 5 November 1776
Sarah, 9 October 1778

EDWARDS, Mary, Phineas and Mary Edwards, 4 January 1771 [TC 1:117] Phineas, 18 March 1773
Mary, 13 June 1775
Phebe, 9 August 1777
Nathan, 30 March 1780
Sarah, 28 August 1786
Eunice, 7 March 1789
Putnam Lewis, 6 January 1798

EDWARDS, Rhoda, of Perry and Rhoda Edwards, 12 March 1785 [TC 2:2] Prudence, 6 February 1787
Ruth, 6 July 1789
Perry, 12 July 1791
Phebe, 15 April 1794
Gardner, 6 April 1796
Susanna, 3 March 1800
Henry, 21 April 1805

EDWARDS, George H., 6^th child of James R. and Emeline Edwards, 18 April 1857 [V 1:6] Father’s occupation-mechanic, FBP-Hopkinton, MBP-Hopkinton

EDWARDS, Emergene Estella, 3 April 1859, 1^st child of James A. and Mary A. Edwards, FO-Carpenter, FBP-Voluntown, CT, MBP-Richmond, RI [V 1:11]

ELDRIDGE, Charles H., 19 March 1858, 1^st child of John E. and Martha J. Eldridge, Father’s occupation-corder, FBP-Stonington, CT, MBP-South Kingstown, RI [V 1:8]

ENNIS, Charles Franklin, 7 May 1859, 2^nd child of Joseph L. and Elisa M. Ennis, FO-farmer, FBP-Charlestown, RI, MBP-Hopkinton [V 1:11]

FENNER, Reuben, of John Fenner, 8 September 1769 [TC 2:12] Anitis, “wife” 19 April 1776

FENNER, Reuben, of Reuben and Anstis (Tanner) Fenner, 8 November 1793 [TC 2:41] Jerah, 18 July 1795
Roswell Borden, 9 April 1798
Lucy Brown, 5 November 1799 “at Milton, Cayuga County, New York”
Reuben Fenner’s discharge paper is recorded on the same page, 31 May 1815, given at New York,
describes him as “5 feet 9 inches high, light complexion, grey eyes, and by occupation when enlisted,
a farmer.”

FENNER, Roswell, of John Fenner, 1 September 1778 [TC 2:70] Deborah, (wife of Roswell) maiden name Wilcox, 22 January 1779

FENNER, Alice, of Roswell and Deborah Fenner, 27 March 1796 [TC 2:70] Esther, 23 April 1798
Lucinda, 9 October 1800
Mary, 23 February 1804

FENNER, male, of Charles A. and Elizabeth Fenner, 5 June 1855 Westerly [V 1:2] Residence Mystic, CT, Father’s occupation-ship joiner FBP-Poland, NY, MBP-Westerly

FENNER, Shadric, 3^rd child, 14 April 1857, of Gilbert & Martha Fenner, [V 1:6] Father’s occupation-farmer, FBP-Hopkinton, MBP-Charlestown, RI

FIDLER, Ida J., 1^st child of Edward and Adelia S. Fidler, 3 March 1857 [V 1:6] FO-carder, FBP-England, MBP-Richmond

Fanny Adelia, 2^nd child, 12 January 1859 in Woodville, FO-Dyer [V 1:11]

FOSTER, Elizabeth, of Thomas and Mary, 10 July 1739 [TC 1:29] Jonathan, 24 June 1741
Mary, 12 December 1743
Sarah, 12 February 1746
William, 26 June 1748
Hannah, 10 January 1752
Susannah, 13 September 1755
Thomas Jr., 25 July 1757

FOSTER, Elizabeth, of Jonathan and Anna Foster, 2 June 1755 [TC 1:31] Jonathan, 23 July 1757

FOSTER, Mary, alias Maxson, daughter of Amy Foster, 24 January 1782 [TC 2:1]

FOSTER, Christopher, of Gideon Foster, 18 April 1765 [TC 2:58]

FOSTER, Nathan Kinyon, of Jonathan G. and Patience Foster, 3 March 1819 [V 1:3] Father’s occupation-farmer

FOSTER, Abby Farnum Harris, 6 December 1827 at Smithfield, RI, wife of Nathan Kinyon Foster [V 1:3]

FOSTER, Nathan Kinyon Jr., of Nathan Kinyon and Abby Farnum (Harris) Foster, 14 December 1846 [V 1:3] Father’s occupation farmer
Byron, 21 December 1848
Welcome Harris, 1 November 1850
Sarah Angeline, 19 September 1852
George Henry, 18 September 1855

Philena, 15 July 1858, 6^th child [V 1:9]

GARNER, Catherine, of Thomas Potter Garner (perhaps Gardner), 30 September 1773 [TC 1:103]

GARDNER, George E., 6 March 1858, 1^st child of James B. and Susan E. Gardner, Father’s occupation-Spinner, FBP-Exeter, RI, MBP-Hopkinton [V 1:8]

GARDNER, male, 15 May 1858, 14^th child of Ray G. and Rachel Gardner, Father’s occupation-Carpenter, FBP-Exeter, RI, MBP-Benton, New York [V 1:8]

GEER, Frances L., 10^th child, 28 May 1857, of Harris C. and Rhoby A. Geer [V 1:6] Father’s occupation-farmer, FBP-not given, MBP-Exeter, RI

GOULD, male, of Frederick Gould, 17 March 1855 in Westerly, RI (residence Westerly) [V 1:2]

GREEN, Benjamin, son Matthew and Judith Green, 25 March 1751 [TC 1:24] Hannah, daughter of Matthew and Judith Green, 4 August 1753
Sarah, daughter of Matthew and Judith Green, 14 August 1755
Humility, daughter of Matthew and Judith Green, 9 April 1757

GREEN, Matthew, Benjamin and Grace (Rogers) Green, 19 December 1783 [TC 2:42] Benjamin, 15 March 1786
David, 14 April 1790
Amos, 25 February 1792
Esther, 29 May 1794
Lucy, 26 April 1796
Henry Parks, 28 March 1798
Thomas Rogers, 10 December 1800
Paul, 13 January 1803

GREEN, Sheffield Wells, of John Jr., and Betsey (Wells) Green, 15 July 1814 [TC 2:76]

GREEN, Joseph Clark Tefft, of Rowland T. and Joanna Green, 29 December 1812 [TC 2:77]

GREEN, female, of Dudley B. and Lydia M. Green, 17 January 1855 [V 1:2] Father’s occupation-jack spinner, FBP-Hopkinton, MBP-North Stonington, CT

GREENE, Lucy, of William and Susannah Greene, 8 December 1793 [TC 2:46] Polly, 27 December 1794
Sophia, 7 April 1796
William Gardner, 1 April 1798
Susannah, 15 December 1799

GREENE, Mary (wife of Samuel H. Browning) 10 January 1823 [V 1:2]

HADFALL, Rachel, daughter of William and Dorcas Hadfall, 13 April 1747 [TC 1:24] Dorcas, daughter of William and Dorcas Hadfall, 7 January 1749
Joseph, son of William and Dorcas Hadfall, 24 April 1750
William, son of William and Dorcas Hadfall, 22 October 1752
Sarah, daughter of William and Dorcas Hadfall, 29 August 1754
Mary, daughter of William and Dorcas Hadfall, 23 March 1756
Hannah, daughter of William and Dorcas Hadfall, 17 February 1758

HALL, Anna, daughter of Benjamin Hall, 22 October 1752 [TC 1:25] Benjamin, son of Benjamin Hall, 30 July 1756
Temperance, daughter of Benjamin Hall, 8 July 1754
Abigail, daughter of Benjamin Hall, 21 November 1758

HALL, Mary, of James and Elizabeth Hall, 8 April 1753 [TC 1:72] Rebecah, 6 October 1755
James, 28 October 1757
Elizabeth, 15 September 1759
Joshua, 25 March 1762
Chloe, 13 March 1764
Hulda, 29 June 1766
Desire, 7 October 1768
Simon, 27 January 1772

HALL, Christopher, of Henery and Phebe Hall, 21 September 1761 [TC 1:102] Caleb, 17 April 1763
Hennery, 25 March 1765
Phebe, 3 April 1767
Anne, 3 March 1772
Oliver, 18 May 1773

HALL, John, of Henry and Phebe Hall, 23 April 1776 [TC 1:120]

HALL, Martha, alias Hill & Patterson, daughter of Mary Hill, widow, (who was a Patterson)
31 December 1779 [TC 2:5]

HALL, Child of Mary Hill “having a bastard child by Ezekiel Hill” 8 May 1782 [Book 1726-1794 page 228]

HALL, Braddock, son of Sabra White, 9 July 1781 [TC 2:2]

HALL, Joseph E., 8^th child, 11 May 1857, of Joseph B. and Louisa Hall [V 1:6] Father’s occupation-farmer, FBP-Westerly, RI, MBP-South Kingstown, RI

HARRIS, Abby Farnum, 6 December 1827, born Smithfield, RI, wife of Nathan K. Foster [V 1:3]

HEATH, male, of James S. and Hannah Mary Health, 29 December 1855, at Westerly [V 1:3] Father’s occupation-Spinner, FBP-South Kingstown, MBP-North Kingstown

HILL, Mary, of Ebenezer and Thankful Hill, 27 February 1747 [TC 1:28] Timothy, 28 June 1749
Ebenezer, 25 January 1752
Josiah, 13 September 1754
Asa, 11 January 1758
Thankful, 13 September 1760

HILL, Martha, alias Hall & Patterson, daughter of Mary Hill, widow, (who was a Patterson)
31 December 1779 [TC 2:5]

HILL, Child of Mary Hill “having a bastard child by Ezekiel Hill” 8 May 1782 [Book 1726-1794 page 228]

HOLMES, female, of Mason and Mary Esther Holmes, 21 January 1854 [V 1:1] Father’s occupation-Laborer, FBP-CT, MBP-New York

HOLMES, child, of Harris S. and Sabra M. Holmes, 19 August 1855 [V 1:3] Father’s occupation-blacksmith, FBP-Griswold, CT, MBP-Griswold

HOPKINS, William F. , 4 November 1857, 2^nd child of Nathaniel and Joanna Hopkins, (race-colored) Father’s occupation-farmer, FBP-Charlestown, RI, MBP-Voluntown, CT [V 1:7]

HOXSIE, unnamed male, 3^rd child, 18 November 1857, of William E. and Abby A. Hoxsie [V 1:6] Father’s occupation-farmer, FBP-Hopkinton, MBP-Hopkinton

HULL, Sarah A., 29 January 1858, 1^st child of William B. and Mary I. Hull, Father’s occupation-Spinner, FBP-South Kingstown, RI, MBP-Ireland [V 1:8]

IRISH, Joseph Herman, 2^nd child of Hiram (?) B. and Sarah A. Irish, 4 March 1857 [V 1:4] Father’s occupation-merchant, FBP-North Stonington, CT, MBP-Portsmouth, RI

ISHERWOOD, Thomas H., 10 December 1857, of Thomas and Sarah Isherwood [V 1:7]

JACQUES, female, of John K. and “his wife” Jacques, 20 March 1854 [V 1:1] Father’s occupation-shoemaker, FBP-Germany, MBP-Germany

JOHNSON, Lillie H., 1^st child of Varnum and Frances M. Johnson, 5 February 1857 [V 1:5] Father’s occupation-spinner, FBP-North Kingstown, RI, MBP-Exeter, RI

JOHNSON, William L.B., 14^th child, 3 November 1857, of Welcome and Amy S. Johnson [V 1:6] Father’s occupation-farmer, FBP-Coventry, RI, MBP-West Greenwich, RI

JORDAN, William B., 30 September 1858, 1^st child of Benjamin V. and Eunice C. Jordan [V 1:10] Father’s occupation-Factory operative, FBP-West Greenwich, RI, MBP-Hopkinton

JOSLIN, Elizabeth, of Henry and Mary Joslin, 6 March 1775 [TC 1:110] Martha, 7 July 1777

JOSLIN, James Tefft, of Henry and Mary Joslin, 31 October 1782 [TC 2:11] Dutee, 8 March 1786
Henry, 28 January 1788

JOSLIN, John Fenner, of Elizabeth Joslin, 14 February 1793 [TC 2:11]

JOSLIN, Polly Tefft, of Patty Joslin, 4 February 1797 [TC 2:11]

JOSLIN, George Sheffield, of James Tefft and Hannah Joslin, 4 July 1803 [TC 2:68]

KAYTON, female, of John and Katherine Kayton, 26 November 1855 at Westerly [V 1:3] Residence-Potter Hill, Father’s occupation-laborer, FBP-Ireland, MBP-Ireland

KEENY, Harriet E ., 2^nd child, 10 April 1857, of Albert and Lydia Keeny [V1:6] Father’s occupation-mule spinner, FBP-not given, MBP-Richmond, RI

KENYON, female, of Samuel P. and Elizabeth Kenyon, 14 January 1854 [V 1:1]

KENYON, male, of John and Sarah Kenyon, 14 March 1854 [V 1:1] Father’s occupation-laborer, FBP and MBP not listed.

KENYON, female, 11 December 1855, of Joel B. and Phebe Eliza Kenyon, at Westerly, residence Westerly [V 1:3] Father’s occupation-carpenter, FBP-Hopkinton, MBP-Voluntown, CT

Lucy A., 2 March 1858 Father’s occupation-farmer [V 1:8]

KENYON, Clarence Elbert, 1^st child, 12 December 1857, of Benjamin and Phebe E. Kenyon, [V1:5] Father’s occupation-clerk in store, FBP-Hopkinton, MBP-Hopkinton

KENYON, unnamed male, 5^th child, 12 October 1857, of Gardner S. and Elizabeth H. Kenyon [V 1:6] Father’s occupation-farmer, FBP-Hopkinton, MBP-Hopkinton

KENYON, John C., 13 May 1857, 4^th child of Peleg and Sally Kenyon [V 1:7] Father’s occupation-farmer, FBP-Portsmouth, RI, MBP-Hopkinton.

KENYON, Maria Louella, 13 April 1858, 7^th child of Godfrey A. and Minerva Kenyon [V 1:8] Father’s occupation-weaver, FBP-Hopkinton, MBP-Richmond, RI

KENYON, William C., 5 August 1858, 4^th child of Benjamin B. and Lydia A. Kenyon [V 1:9] Father’s occupation-Manufacturer, FBP-Hopkinton, MBP-Hopkinton

KENYON, Everett R., 18 May 1858, 2^nd child of Augustus R. and Fidelia Kenyon [V 1:9] Father’s occupation-farmer, FBP-Hopkinton, MBP-Hopkinton

KENYON, male, 19 December 1858, 5^th child of Remington B. and Lucy A. Kenyon [V 1:10] Father’s occupation-Carpenter, FBP-Richmond, RI, MBP-Westerly, RI

KINNE, Thankful Collins, of Jonathan and Martha Kinne, 2 December 1802 [TC 2:69]

KINYON, Naomy, daughter of Nathaniel Kinyon, 19 January 1755 [TC 1:21]

KINYON, Wells, son of Nathaniel Kinyon, 16 January 1758 [TC 1:21]

KINYON, Peter, son of Peter and Ann Kinyon, 18 May 1752 [TC 1:24] also entered on page 120
Arnold, son of Peter and Ann Kinyon, 8 October 1755
Elisabeth, daughter of Peter and Ann Kinyon, 15 January 1758

KINYON, Susannah, of Peleg and Joannah Kinyon, 25 July 1760 [TC 1:38] Johannah, 6 November 1762

KINYON, Anne, of Peter Jr. and Mary Kinyon, 18 February 1772 [TC 1:104] Peter 3^rd, 16 February 1775
Arnold, 16 February 1776
Samuel, of Peter Jr. and 2^nd wife, Mercy Kinyon, 7 September 1782

KINYON, Nathaniel, of Nathaniel and Elizabeth Kinyon, 30 October 1764 [TC 1:121]

KINYON, Jarvis, 2 January 1784 in Richmond, RI. (entered at the request of the administrator of his will)

[Miscellaneous Record Book page 21]

KINYON, James, of James and Mary Kinyon, 24 August 1788 [TC 2:5]

KINYON, Simon, of Benjamin and Sally (Worden) Kinyon, 18 March 1789 [TC 2:8]

KINYON, Pruanna, of Benjamin Kinyon Jr., 21 June 1789 [TC 2:8] Polly, 7 July 1793
Benjamin Aldrich, 4 December 1795
Augustus, 17 May 1798
Sally, 10 July 1801
Aaron, 5 October 1805

KINYON, Hannah, of Rogers and Esther (Maxson) Kinyon, 20 May 1792 [TC 2:13] Esther, 7 July 1797

KINYON, Arnold, of Peter and Ruhamah (Griffin) Kinyon, 14 August 1794 [TC 2:42]

KINYON, Betsey, of Burdick Kinyon, 6 June 1804 [TC 3:13] Arnold, 10 January 1807
Amos, 7 August 1811
Rowse, 10 September 1814
Anne, 7 October 1817
Lois, 10 March 1821
Sally, 7 February 1824
Waitey, 7 July 1826

KINYON, Gardner, of Pardon and Mary Kinyon, 23 May 1794 [TC 2:52] Joshua, 14 December 1795
Esther, 9 January 1798
David, 31 March 1800

KINYON, Polly, of Augustus and Joanna (Pendelton) Kinyon, 31 October 1799 [TC 2:60]

KINYON, Benjamin Jr., of Benjamin and Anne (1^ST wife) Kinyon, 6 June 1765 [TC 2:65]

KINYON, Rogers, of Benjamin and Elizabeth (2^nd wife) Kinyon, 5 November 1769 [TC 2:65] Elizabeth, 27 October 1771
Augustus, 21 September 1773
Tacy, 23 June 1777

KINYON, Mary, of Benjamin and Mary Kinyon, 18 September 1788 [TC 2:89] Hannah, 10 November 1789
Elizabeth, 3 October 1791
Ethan, 10 September 1798
Sally, 19 October 1795
Jedediah, 25 December 1797
George W., 16 December 1799
Rebecca, 2 December 1801
Polly, 7 March 1804
Benjamin, 25 March 1807

KINYON, female, of Joseph N. and Esther S. Kinyon, 25 May 1855 [V 1:2] Father’s occupation-farmer, FBP-Hopkinton, MBP-Richmond

KITE, male, 18 December 1855, of James and Elizabeth Kite, at Westerly, residence Westerly [V 1:3] Father’s occupation-spinner, FBP-South Kingstown, MBP-North Kingstown

KITE, Elizabeth J., 10 March 1858, 2^nd child of James and Ellen E. Kite [V 1:8] Father’s occupation-weaver, FBP-Wiltshire, England, MBP-Gloucestershire, E

Hopkinton, RI Births 1727 – 1902 L – R

Below are Hopkinton birth records from 1727 – 1902 with last names L-R.
Compiled By HHA Member Lauri Arruda

See Also Birth Records: A-C • D-K • L-R • S-Z

LAMB, Joseph, of Nathan and Lydia Lamb, 22 May 1763 [TC 1:37] Nathan, 15 January 1765

LANGWORTHY, Mary, of Samuel and Mary Langworthy, 11 May 1739 [TC 1:36] Elizabeth, 31 May 1741
Rachel, 8 June 1743
Samuel, 27 November 1745
Tacy, 2_ November 1747
Joseph, 1 February 1749
Hannah, 21 June 1752

LANGWORTHY, Benjamin, of Amos and Sarah Langworthy, 29 February 1760 [TC 1:60] Anna, 8 September 1761
Sarah, 25 July 1763
Amos, 2 March 1765
Content, 21 January 1767
Thomas, 17 December 1768
Mary, 26 August 1770

LANGWORTHY, Benjamin, of Benjamin and Ellener (Kinyon) Langworthy, 16 August 1780 [TC 1:97] John Davis, 10 July 1782
Eleanor, 19 October 1786
Amos, 12 February 1789

LANGWORTHY, Joseph (alias Joseph Babcock) of Eunice Babcock, 29 January 1774 [TC 1:116]

LANGWORTHY, Martha, of Samuel and Mercy Langworthy, 10 February 1788 [TC 2:48] Elisabeth, 20 May 1790
Daniel, 23 July 1792
Marcy, 5 March 1794
Asenath, 28 July 1797

LANGWORTHY, Thomas, of Thomas and Waity (Peckham) Langworthy, 20 April 1799 [TC 2:65] Waity, 14 October 1800
Benjamin Peckham, 16 December 1802
William, 17 March 1805
Sarah, 14 February 1807
Mary, 15 July 1808
Sarah, 22 October 1811

LANGWORTHY, Samuel III, of Samuel Jr. and Ethel (Davis) Langworthy, 9 December 1797 “7^th day of the
week” [TC 2:66] Ethelinde, 30 May 1800

LANGWORTHY, Amos, of Amos Jr. and Susannah (Witter) Langworthy, 6 January 1803 [TC 2:66] Josiah Witter, 28 June 1804
Joseph, 19 February 1806
Lois Ann, 16 December 1807
Susan, 8 December 1810

LANGWORTHY, William Franklin, of Nathan and Nabbe (Chesebrough) Langworthy, 5 January 1802 [TC 2:69] Mary Anne, 18 May 1803
Eliza, 11 February 1805

LANGWORTHY, Benjamin H., of Cpt. Benjamin and Hannah (Kinyon) Langworthy, 25 September 1820 [TC 2:94] Jeremiah T., 29 April 1822
George Edwin, 1 July 1824

LANGWORTHY, Susan E., of Nathan H. and Ann E. (Carr) Langworthy (no date given) Misc. Record Book page 2
Sarah A., (no date given)

LANGWORTHY, Sarah L., 5^th child of George E. and Alzady Langworthy, 14 December 1857 [V 1:4] Father’s occupation-carpenter, FBP-Hopkinton, MBP-Voluntown, CT

LANGWORTHY, Harriet G., 12 September 1858, 1^st child of Benjamin P. and Elizabeth B. Langworthy [V 1:10] O of F-School teacher, FBP-Hopkinton, MBP-Hopkinton

LANGWORTHY, Arthur Leroy, 1 July 1859, 1^st child of George N. (laborer b-Hopkinton) and Phebe E. (b-Hopkinton) Langworthy [V1:12]

LANPHEAR, Herbert, 1 September 1858, 3^rd child of George R. and Lucy E. Lanphear [V 1:10] O of F-Machinist, FBP-Hopkinton, MBP-South Kingstown, RI

LANPHERE, Nancy, of Rowland and Elizabeth (Palmeter) Lanphere, 23 September 1777 [TC 2:19] Silas, 27 August 1779
Elizabeth, 10 February 1780
Latham, 22 November 1782
Joshua, 23 August 1784
Polly, 23 September 1786
Eunice, 25 June 1788

LANPHERE, Clark, of Rowland and Alice (Babcock) Lanphere, 24 October 1793 [TC 2:48] Sylva, 2 August 1795

LARKIN, Susannah, of John and Amie Larkin, 19 August 1756 and died 3 March 1764 [TC 1:43] Nathan, 15 March 1760
Anna, 17 April 1762
Joseph, 30 December 1764
Mary, 20 March 1767
Amie, 23 November 1769

LARKIN, Margaret, of John and Anna Larkin, 6 December 1771 [TC 1:69] John, 15 May 1774
Enos, 13 September 1776

LARKIN, Abby Frances, 18 February 1855, of Thomas T. and Tacy L. Larkin, [V 1:2] Father’s occupation-farmer
Thomas T., 15 May 1856 [V 1:3] Tacy Elizabeth, 31 July 1858, 3^rd child, [V 1:9] FBP-Hopkinton MBP-DeRuyter, New York

LARKIN, stillborn male, 1^st child of George C. and Emily Larkin, 15 March 1857 [V 1:4] Father’s occupation-mule spinner, FBP-Richmond, MBP-Killingly, CT

LARKIN, Barren G., 5^th child of Jonathan P. and Lucinda Larkin, 10 April 1857 [V 1:6] Father’s occupation-farmer, FBP-Richmond, MBP-South Kingstown

LARKIN, George, 15 February 1859 in Locustville, 2^nd child of George N. (farmer, b-Hopkinton) and Mary E. (b-Providence) Larkin [V 1:11]

LARKIN, Mary Ida, 23 April 1859, 3^rd child of Asabel (farmer, b-Richmond, RI) and Ruth (b-Exeter, RI) Larkin [V1:11]

LATHAM, David, of John and Lois Latham, 30 May 1754 [TC 1:28] Joseph, 5 October 1755
Sarah, 27 January 1758 – died 18 July 1759
Mary, 10 May 1760

LEE, male, of King (?) and Nancy (?) Lee, 21 March 1853 [V 1:1]

LEWIS, Delight, of Abel and Thankful Lewis, 4 November 1760 [TC 1:28]

LEWIS, Nancy, of Benjamin and Amie (Burdick) Lewis, 6 May 1772 [TC 1:67]

LEWIS, Elias, of Elias and Susannah Lewis, 11 July 1761 [TC 1:72]

LEWIS, Sarah, Jonathan and Sarah (Deak) Lewis, 2 March 1762 [TC 1:75] Hannah, 25 September 1763
Jonathan, 20 April 1767
Ricard, (Richard?), 4 September 1771

LEWIS, Matthias, of Ebenezer aand Thankful Lewis, 5^th day of the week, 18 February 1767 [TC 1:107] Sarah, 1^st day of the week, 10 September 1769
Ebenezer, 4^th day of the week, 29 January 1772
Benjamin, 3^rd day of the week, 15 March 1774
Thankful, 6^th day of the week, 12 April 1776

LEWIS, Henry, of Moses and Hannah Lewis, 17 December 1770 [TC 1:109]

LEWIS, Ethan, of Daniel and Martha Lewis, 30 November 1772 [TC 1:110] Martha, 11 July 1775

LEWIS, Susannah, of Ezekiel and Susannah Lewis, 28 March 1767 [TC 1:118] Ezekiel, 27 January 1769
Joseph, 13 November 1771
Simeon, 29 August 1773
Elnathan, 6 February 1776
Thomas Geer, 8 April 1778

LEWIS, Daniel 3^rd, of Jesse Lewis, 25 April 1785 [TC 2:9]

LEWIS, Hannah, of M___ Lewis, 22 April 1780 [TC 2:10]

LEWIS, Catey, of Elias Jr. and Elizabeth Lewis, 15 February 1791 [TC 2:48] Lois, 27 March 1793
Elias, 6 August 1795
Ephraim Browning, 17 May 1798 } twin
Betsey, 17 May 1798 } twin
Pardon, 11 January 1806
Fanny, 9 March 1808
Martha, 19 November 1810
Eunice, 20 June 1814

LEWIS, Thomas Wilbur, of Henry and Edy (Wilcox) Lewis, 1 June 1794 [TC 2:50] Pardon, 3 June 176
Matilda, 28 December 1798

LEWIS, Simeon, “alias Simeon Paul” 20 January 1792 “at Charlestown” [TC 2:61]

LEWIS, George Washington, of Nathaniel and Mary (Johnson) Lewis, 22 July 1800 [TC 2:65]

LEWIS, Daniel born 23 May 1778 Misc. Record Book page 14

LEWIS, Elizabeth, of Daniel Jr. and Sarah Ann (Northup) Lewis, 7 August 1806 “5^th day of the week” [TC 2:71] Anna, 15 April 1808 “6^th day of the week”
William Bliss, 14 June 1810 “5^th day of the week”

Daniel C., 25 February 1812 Misc. Record Book page 14
Amy, 16 November 1813
Emeline, 8 July 1815

LEWIS, Sarah Content, 6 July 1824, of Daniel Jr. and (2^nd wife) Content (Langworthy) Lewis Misc. Record Book pg.14
Abby Altana, 18 January 1830

LEWIS, Moses B., 10 April 1797 Misc. Record Book page 13
Mary A., 29 January 1803
Phebe M., of Moses B. and Mary A. Lewis, 7 February 1831
Moses D., 28 January 1833
Daniel C., 20 September 1835
Hannah A., 26 May 1837
Benjamin F., 28 June 1838
Susan A., 8 October 1841
Frances J., 14 September 1845

LEWIS, Hannah B., of Christopher and Weltha (Kinyon) Lewis, 21 December 1812 [TC 2:79] Christopher C. Jr, 22 February 1815
Alfred, 31 January 1817
Nathan Kinyon, 23 October 1818
Daniel, 4 February 1821
Welcome, 7 July 1822
Edwin Ransom, 31 January 1827

LEWIS, Edwin Augustus, of Charles C. and Frances M. Lewis, 11 February 1846 Misc. Record Book page 8

LEWIS, Fanny, 1^st child of Maxson and Clarissa R. G. Lewis, 3 May 1857 [V 1:5] Father’s occupation-farmer, FBP-West Greenwich, RI, MBP-Griswold, CT

LEWIS, Welthy, of Christopher C. Jr. and Emeline Lewis, 12 June 1855 [V 1:1] Father’s occupation-farmer, FBP-Hopkinton, MBP-not listed

LUCAS, female, 15 October 1854, of Samuel (laborer, b-England) and Betsey (b-England) Lucas, [V 1:1] Annie Jane, 4^th child, 20 July 1859, father’s occupation now states “Superintendent of Mill” [V1:12]

MABBETH, male, of George and Mary Ann Mabbeth, 5 April 1855 in Westerly [V 1:2] Father’s occupation-laborer, FBP-Towbridge, England, MBP-Towbridge, England

MAIN, David T., 29 April 1858, 1^st child of Thomas T. and Susan Main [V 1:8] Father’s occupation-laborer, FBP-North Stonington, CT, MBP-Smithfield, RI

MANCHESTER, Henry B. 11 January 1818 [TC 3:18]

MAUDE, Cecelia, 29 December 1858, 1^st child of William and Sarah A. Maude [V 1:10] O of F-Flannel Finisher, FBP-Leeds, Yorkshire, England, MBP-Bannbridge, Ireland

MAXSON, Stephen Jr., of Stephen and Martha Maxson, 25 August 1757 [TC 1:44] Avis, 20 October 1759
Esther, 13 June 1762
Jared, 30 December 1764
Joel, 21 March 1767
Hannah, 26 February 1769

MAXSON, Tacy, of Samuel and Ruth Maxson, 13 February 1754 [TC 1:44] Judith, 19 June 1756
Phineas, of Samuel and 2^nd wife, Mary Maxson, 11 January 1765 [TC 1:44] Mary, 9 January 1767

MAXSON, John, born 27 August 1725 Westerly [TC 1:51] Sarah, his wife, born 18 November 1725
Eunice, of John and Sarah Maxson, 23 February 1747
Lois, 11 November 1748
John, 11 November 1750
Tacy, 3 April 1753
Thankful, 2 August 1755
Sarah, 11 February 1758
Elizabeth, 31 July 1760
Richard, 11 October 1763
Henry, 7 June 1766

MAXSON, Ethan, of Samuel and Hannah Maxson, 28 April 1768 [TC 1:58]

MAXSON, Benjamin, of Stephen Maxson, 27 June 1771 [TC 1:64] Thankful, 27 February 1776

MAXSON, Susanny, of William Jr. and Lucy (Miner) Maxson, 16 September 1769 [TC 1:66] William Miner, 12 July 1772
Lois, 21 January 1776
Tabor, 16 April 1778
Hannah, 1 April 1780
Suannah, 25 March 1782
Lucy, 22 May 1784
Asenath, 21 June 1786
Ebon, 8 November 1788

MAXSON, Samuel, (3^rd son) of Samuel Maxson Jr, 1 April 1774 [TC 1:78] Elisha, 3 April 1776
Davis, 13 March 1784

MAXSON, Welthy, of Samuel Maxson, 24 may 1779 [TC 1:120]

MAXSON, Mary, alias Foster, daughter of Amy Foster, 24 January 1782 [TC 2:1]

MAXSON, Samuel, of Samuel and Ruth Maxson, 5 September 1743 [TC 2:11] Ruth, 5 March 1747
Elisha, 20 April 1749
Lucy, 27 August 1751
Tacy, 13 February 1754
Judith, 19 June 1756

MAXSON, Phineas, of Samuel and Mary Maxson, 11 January 1765 [TC 2:11] Mary, 9 January 1767
Esther, 31 December 1768
Nancy, 6 August 1775
Barbara, 1 January 1776
Welthy, 24 May 1779

MAXSON, George Jr. of George and Anne (Merriot) Maxson, 23 November 1778 [TC 2:12] Nancy, 17 September 1780
Polly, 27 February 1783
Freelove, 2 December 1785
James, 2 March 1788
Abel, 11 May 1790
Matthew, 7 July 1792
Henry, 1 August 1794

MAXSON, Hannah, of Ethan and Tacey (Lanphere) Maxson, 11 April 1792 [TC 2:12]

MAXSON, David Stillman, of Samuel and Lucy (Stillman) Maxson, 28 September 1828 [TC 3:7] Nathan, 5 August 1830
Samuel Ray, 22 November 1832
Julia Ann, 15 October 1834
Lucy Angeline, 29 December 1836

MAXSON, Ezekiel, of Elisha (of Samuel) and Rebecca (Wilcox) (of Volentine) Maxson, 22 September 1788 [TC 2:14] Tasy, 6 April 1790
Elisha, 26 January 1792
Daniel, 6 November 1793
Abigail, 6 November 1795
Rhoda, 22 March 1798
Rebecca, 21 March 1800
Samuel, 29 May 1802
Paul, 20 December 1807

MAXSON, Nathan Jr., of Nathan and Nancy (Vars) Maxson, 16 December 1785 [TC 2:15] Elizabeth, 21 October 1787
Catherine, 9 November 1789
Matthew, 27 November 1791
Isaac Vars, 23 May 1793
Edward, 20 August 1797
Sarah, 16 September 1799

MAXSON, Charles Miner, of Miner and Sylvia (Miner) Maxson, 8 September 1794 [TC 2:41]

MAXSON, Martha, of Peleg and Sarah (Clark) Maxson, 12 August 1779 [TC 2:45] Benjamin Clark, 5 April 1781
Peleg Jr., 27 June 1783

MAXSON, Benjamin, of Benjamin (born 28 September 1775) and Penelope (born 2 December 1782) [TC 2:49] Maxson, 23 June 1798
Nancy, 11 April 1800
David, 4 December 1801
Sally, 8 July 1804
Huldah, 17 August 1806 “1^st day of the week at 3:00 PM”

MAXSON, Mary Clarke, of Russell and Mary Maxson, 16 July 1795 [TC 2:50] Russell, 25 August 1797
Elizabeth, 25 December 1800
Paul Clarke, 17 February 1806

MAXSON, George P., of Russell and Hannah Maxson, 26 March 1824 [TC 2:50]

MAXSON, Asa, of Joseph and Lydia (Potter) Maxson, 14 February 1797 [TC 2:61] Joel, 23 December 1798
Phebe, 30 May 1801
George Potter, 27 October 1803
Lucy Crandall, 18 July 1807
Thomas, 19 July 1811

MAXSON, Nancy, of Lewis and Tacy (Coon) Maxson, 2 November 1797 [TC 2:61] Samuel Coon, 25 July 1800

MAXSON, Nathan Jr., of Nathan and Ruth (Crandall) Maxson, 7 May 1805 [TC 2:62] Jarius Rogers Crandall, 11 July 1807
Nancy Crandall, 22 December 1809 “recorded Aug.14^th, 1810”
Nancy, 22 December 1810
Horace, 17 May 1812
Lydia Wells, 22 October 1816

MAXSON, Elisha Irish, of Peleg Jr. and Clarrice (Burdick) Maxson, 3 April 1810 [TC 2:62]

MAXSON, Tacy Ann, of Elisha Jr. and Lydia Maxson, 12 February 1825 [TC 2:90] Abby Angeline, 2 July 1827

MAXSON, George, of Russell and Hannah Maxson, 26 March 1824 [TC 2:90]

MAXSON, female, of Horace and Sarah Maxson, 30 March 1855 [V 1:2] Father’s occupation-butcher, FBP-Hopkinton, MBP-Brookfield, New York

MAXSON, George C., 2^nd child of George P. and Harriet Maxson, 4 October 1857 [V 1:5] Father’s occupation-manufacturer, FBP-Hopkinton, MBP-Richmond

MAXSON, Emma Elnora, 2 July 1859, 1^st child of Joel C. (farmer b-Hopkinton) and Mary E. (b-Hopkinton) Maxson
[V 1:12]

MACCOON, Joseph Jr., of Joseph and Elizabeth Maccon, 17 February 1758 [TC 1:45] Thankful, 26 April 1760
Mary, 18 December 1762
Amie, 19 April 1765

MacCRARY, Chaney Edgar, 2^nd child of Benjamin F. and Frances C. MacCrary, 16 August 1857 [V 1:4] Father’s occupation-carder, FBP-East Lyme, CT, MBP-Old Lyme, CT

McCOON, John , son of John and Hannah McCoon, 22 December 1745 [TC 1:27] Samuel, 26 September 1747
Hannah, 3 August 1749
Abner, 25 May 1752
Eunice, 25 June 1754
Arnold, 25 May 1756

McCOON, Marvel, of Daniel Jr. and Abigail McCoon, 6 April 1746 [TC 1:30] (Daniel’s will HOP 1:48, states, “my daughter, Marvel…”)
Timothy, 12 October 1748
Daniel, 8 December 1750
Phineas, 18 January 1753
James, 16 May 1755
Elizabeth, 26 October 1757 – died 27 August 1759
Abigail, 24 June 1760

MERRIOT, male, of Russell and Olive Merriot, 30 November 1854 [V 1:1] Father’s occupation-shipcarpenter, FBP-Connecticut, MBP-unknown

MILLARD, Sarah, of John and Catherine Millard, 25 February 1755 [TC 1:27] Elijah, 21 April 1758
Catherine, 24 May 1761

MILLARD, Susannah, of John Millard, 13 March 1764 [TC 1:42]

MILLARD, Thomas, child of Anne Millard, July 1782. In his bond Stephen Millard of Hopkinton states,
“my wife Anne, hath a child named Thomas born in July 1782…I will maintain said child
…until he arrives to the age of 7 years old…” [Bonds for Support of Illegitimate Children
1767-1795 File Box 62]

MOTT, Sarah, of Ebenezer and Elizabeth Mott, 4 October 1763 [TC 1:39]

NICHOLS, Eliza, of John and Elizabeth (York) Nichols, 23 August 1804 [TC 2:72] Maria Ann, 16 February 1806

NICHOLS, Lillian, 17 December 1858, 1^st child of Silas A. and Caroline Nichols [V 1:10] O of F-Machinist, FBP-Hopkinton, MBP-Exeter, RI

NEY, Varnum, 2^nd child of William H. and Lydia A. Ney, 4 April 1857 [V 1:5] Father’s occupation-factory worker, FBP-Hopkinton, MBP-Exeter, RI

NYE, Catherine, daughter of Caleb and Mary Nye, 15 May 1752 [TC 1:25]

NYE, Joshua, of Caleb and Mary Nye, 18 March 1758 [TC 2:77] Mary, 22 October 1761

NYE, Ida May, 17 August 1858, 3^rd child of William H. and Lydia A. Nye [V 1:9] Father’s occupation-carder, FBP-Hopkinton, MBP-Exeter, RI

PALMER, Nathaniel, 13 March 1757 [TC 2:3] Mary (his wife) 18 November 1760
Judith, of Nathaniel and Mary Palmer, 31 December 1782 “3^rd day of week”
Mary, 29 January 1784 “5^th day of week”
Gideon, 23 February 1785 “3^rd day of week”
Nathaniel, 4 October 1786 “4^th day of week”
Samuel, 15 August 1788

PALMER, Lawton, son of John and Hannah Palmer, 31 January 1790 [TC 2:42]

PALMER, Nathan F., 3^rd child of Josiah P. and Angeline C. Palmer, 30 January 1857 [V 1:6] Father’s occupation-carpenter, FBP-Hopkinton, MBP-Voluntown, CT

PALMER, Henrietta J., 21 May 1858, 6^th child of Thomas L. and Susan E. Palmer [V 1:9] Father’s occupation-farmer, FBP-Lebanon, CT, MBP-North Stonington, CT

PALMER, male, 15 October 1858, 9^th child of Asher M. and Sarah Palmer [V 1:10] Father’s occupation-farmer, FBP-Hopkinton, MBP-Hopkinton

PALMER, John M. born 25 October 1820 [“Rockville”, March 4, 1888, a family record by A. E. Palmer,
His wife, Amey E. (Potter) born 25 November 1825 Gladys Palmer Collection, Langworthy Library, Hope Valley, RI] Mary F., 7 March 1846 “
Atteresta A., 1 April 1848 “
Alice A., 2 May 1851 “
George W., 2 July 1854 “
John Franklin, 12 June 1859, 5^th child of John M. (farmer b-Exeter, RI) and Amey E. (b-Richmond, RI) Palmer [V1:12]

PALMER, Wayland Robert, 17 January 1859 in Rockville, 1^st child of Amos C. (dresser tender b-Hopkinton) and Hannah (b-Broom Co. NY) Palmer [V1:11]

PALMITER, Phebe, of Nathan and Abigail (Mack) Palmiter, 19 September 1770 [TC 1:75] Stephen, 24 April 1772

PARKS, Janette, 21 May 1858, born in Westerly, 2^nd child of Peter L. and Mary J. Parks [V 1:9] Father’s occupation-weaver, FBP-Scotland, MBP-Westerly, RI

PARTELO, Lillian Evelina, 1^st child of Oliver W. and Emeline Partelo, 4 July 1857 [V 1:4] Father’s occupation-jack spinner, FBP-North Stonington, CT, MBP-Waterford, CT

PASHLEY, James, 29 May 1859, 8^th child of Chrisbin (shoe maker, b-England) and Amelia (b-England) Pashley [V 1:12]

PATTERSON, Mary, (born Richmond) of Amos and Eunice (Hall) Patterson, 28 June 1757 [TC 2:5] Martha, (born Hopkinton) 18 October 1761

Eunice, 8 July 1763
Amos Jr., 3 October 1772

PATTERSON, Martha, alias Hall & Hill, daughter of Mary Hill, widow, (who was a Patterson)
31 December 1779 [TC 2:5]

PAUL, Simeon, 20 January 1792 “alias Simeon Lewis” “born Charlestown” [TC 2:61]

PECKHAM, Hannah, of Daniel Jr. and Avis Peckham, 25 April 1777 [TC 1:60] Polly, 27 November 1778
Weeden, 2 May 1782

Amy, called “of Daniel, deceased and his wife, Avis” 5 March 1784 [TC 2:44]

PERRY, Mary, daughter of Simeon Perry, 18 September 1750 [TC 1:19] Samuel, 1 May 1754
Susannah, 17 June 1756
Simeon, 29 September 1759 also recorded on page 25 as, Simeon, son of Simeon and Penelope
Perry, 29 September 1759

POND, Ellen, 3^rd child of William and Sarah Pond, 10 September 1857 [V 1:4] Father’s occupation-weaver, FBP-England, MBP-England

POPPLE, Tabitha, of George Popple, 23 March 1787 [TC 2:47]

PORTER, Hannah, of Nathan and Hannah Porter, 10 April 1764 [TC 1:70] Desire, 14 November 1766
Nathan, 17 May 1768
Fannie, 18 December 1769
John, 9 March 1772
Mary, 9 April 1774

POTTER, Caleb, of Thomas and Judith Potter, 19 August 1749 [TC 1:25]

POTTER, Mary, daughter of George Potter, 30 May 1755 [TC 1:20] George, 10 February 1757
Joseph, 16 February 1759 also recorded on page 24, 16 February 1759
Hannah, 9 May 1761
Susannah, 18 March 1763
Content, 25 May 1765, of George and Content Potter, “states other children of George and
Content recorded on page 20” [TC 1:48] Lydia, 10 October 1766
Nathan, 31 May 1769
Lucy, 10 October 1771
Elizabeth, 19 September 1775

POTTER, Stephen, son of Stephen Potter, November _?_, 1757 [TC 1:20]

POTTER, Judith, of Caleb and Catherine Potter, 15 November 1771 [TC 1:73] Mary, 29 July 1773
Thomas, 25 August 1775
Caleb, 30 October 1779
Clarke, 19 August 1781
Sarah, 8 May 1783
Catherine, 17 February 1788 “it being in the morning of the first day of the week”
Elizabeth, 12 September 1794 “about 10 of the clock forenoon on the 6^th day of the week”

POTTER, William, of Stephen and Sarah (Coon) Potter, 15 November 1781 [TC 1:95]

POTTER, William, of Stephen Jr. and Sarah Potter, 15 November 1781 [TC 2:3] Sarah, 23 November 1783
Stephen, 5 August 1785
Esther, 11 June 1787

POTTER, Elizabeth, of Joshua and Deborah (Young) Potter, 8 January 1799 [Information from Gladys Palmer Collection,
Mary, 20 November 1800 Langworthy Library, Hope Valley, RI,
Joshua, 6 July 1802 entitled “Rockville” March 4, 1888, a family
Hannah, 22 August 1805 record by A. E. Palmer] Caleb, 23 December 1806
Alice, 5 March 1809
Eliza, (no date listed)
Freeborn Potter, by a first wife Mary Sherman

POTTER, Harriet D., of Clarke and Belinda (Lanphear) Potter, 20 December 1839 [TC 3:15]

POTTER, Lyman, of Jonathan Jr. and Martha Potter, 29 January 1777 “in Richmond” [TC 2:50] Lydia, 20 March 1779 “in Richmond”
Lucy, 20 May 1781
Luke, 5 June 1783
Martha, 11 July 1785
Jonathan, 20 December 1787
Sarah, 16 December 1789
George, 30 March 1793

POTTER, George Congdon, of Betsey Potter, 16 March 1811, “about half past 6 PM the 7^th day of the week”
[TC 2:55]

POTTER, Rebecca, of Thomas and Sally Potter, 10 December 1798 [TC 2:64] Asa Coon, 4 May 1801
Judith, 4 November 1803 “6^th day of the week”
Levi Barber, 5 January 1806 “1^st day of the week”

POTTER, Nancy, of Clarke and Judith Potter, 2 January 1809 “about 3 o’clock am” [TC 2:80] Beriah, 23 February 1811 “about 3 o’clock pm”
Clarke Aldrich, 20 September 1812 “about 1 o’clock pm”
William Wilbour, 8 May 1814 “about 3 o’clock am”

POTTER, Joseph Henry, of Robert T. and Mary Potter, 21 October 1823 [TC 2:89]

POTTER, male, of Horace and Susan Potter, 4 February 1854 [V 1:1]

POTTER, Benjamin 16 June 1785 Misc. Record Book page 11
Elizabeth (Green) 8 November 1792
Eliza, of Benjamin and Elizabeth (Green) Potter, 20 September 1808
Maria Egerton, 20 September 1810
Benjamin Franklin, 17 November 1812
Elizabeth Frances, 7 April 1815
Sarah Fenner, 17 September 1817
Luther Green, 8 November 1823
John Edwin, 26 January 1826

RATHBUN, Lilla Eugenia, 2^nd child, of Willet G. and Mary E. Rathbun, 26 November 1857 [V 1:6] Father’s occupation-farmer, FBP-West Greenwich, RI, MBP-Exeter, RI

RATHBUN, male, 14 June 1858, 5^th child of Elias R. and Phebe R. Rathbun [V 1:9] Father’s occupation-farmer, FBP-Exeter, RI, MBP-Hopkinton

RANDALL, Matthew, of Matthew and Lucy Randall, 17 May 1775 [TC 1:110] Lucy, 16 December 1776
Hannah, 5 February 1779
Sarah, 10 February 1781
Mary, 4 March 1783

RANDALL, Nancy, of Lt. Matthew Randall, 22 June 1784 [TC 2:4] Betsey, 16 August 1788

REXOTHEA, male, of Antione and Elizabeth Rexothea, 1 December 1855 at Potter Hill (Westerly) [V 1:3] Residence Potter Hill, father’s occupation-laborer, FBP-Germany, MBP-Germany

REYNOLDS, Samuel, son of Joseph Reynolds, 23 October 1751 in North Stonington, CT [TC 1:19] Thomas, 8 December 1753 in North Stonington, CT

REYNOLDS, Elizabeth, daughter of Richmond Reynolds, 26 February 1751 [TC 1:19] Pricilla, 20 September 1752
Joshua, 7 March 1754
John, 16 November 1755

REYNOLDS, Simeon, of Richmond Reynolds, 15 January 1758 [TC 1:27]

REYNOLDS, Thankful, of Joseph and Hannah Reynolds, 14 July 1760 [TC 1:27]

REYNOLDS, Rebecca, of Elias and Ruth Reynolds, 14 October 1760 [TC 1:30] James, 19 December 1761
Abner, 15 September 1764
Elias, 5 November 1767
Silas, 14 March 1769
Amey, 5 April 1771

REYNOLDS, Susannah, of Zaccheus Jr. and Desire Reynolds, 2 April 1773 [TC 1:72]

REYNOLDS, Tacy, of Zaccheus Reynolds, 2 March 1743 [TC 1:75]

REYNOLDS, Clarke Jr, of Clarke and Hannah (Miner) Reynolds, 10 August 1777 [TC 1:111] Ethan, 29 May 1780
Phineas Miner, 24 December 1787

REYNOLDS, Polly, of Zaccheus and Desire (Babcock) Reynolds, 23 April 1775 [TC 2:16] Susannah, 29 March 1780
Desire, of Zaccheus and Phebe (Babcock) Reynolds, 29 May 1782
Phebe, 17 September 1783
Sophia, 1 October 1785
Ira, 5 December 1787
Cinthy (Cynthia), 2 March 1791
Welcome, 13 April 1796

REYNOLDS, Welcome, of Zaccheus Reynolds, 13 April 1796 [TC 2:56]

RHODES, Sarah, of James and Anna Rhodes, 27 June 1761(notation states their 4^th child) [TC 1:39] James, 12 August 1764

RHODES, Charles William, 5^th child, of William and Elizabeth Rhodes, 16 September 1857 [V 1:4] Father’s occupation-(illegible), FBP-England, MBP-England

RICHARDSON, Alla B., 5^th child, of Thomas and Eliza Richardson, 31 October 1857 [V 1:4] Father’s occupation-carpenter, FBP-Westerly, MBP-Coventry

RICHMOND, Nathan C., 20 May 1859, 4^th child of N. Sheffield (laborer b-Exeter, RI) and Polly M. (b-Voluntown, CT) Richmond [V 1:11]

ROBINSON, William, son of Edward and Martha Robinson, 29 March 1736 [TC 1:26] Edward, 15 February 1738
Francis, 22 May 1740
Nathan, 30 June 1742
Martha, 28 September 1745
Elizabeth, 29 April 1748
Anne, 6 November 1750
Amia, 6 February 1753

ROBINSON, Avis, daughter of William Robinson, 12 July 1759 [TC 1:26]

ROGERS, Amos, of Amos and Anne Rogers, 1 November 1767 [TC 1:58] John, 22 December 1770 [TC 1:78]

ROGERS, Martha, of Cary and Martha (Rathbun) Rogers, 16 September 1768 [TC 1:97] Clarke, 26 May 1771
Benjamin, 6 June 1773
Cary, 29 April 1776

ROGERS, Gleason, of Amos and Anne Rogers, 4 June 1775 [TC 2:53] Elisha, 11 April 1777
Anna, 17 February 1779
Charles Dake, 8 November 1780
Sally, 17 November 1785

ROYAL, female (?), of Joseph and “his wife” Royal, 23 January 1854 [V 1:1] Father’s occupation-laborer, FBP-Ireland, MBP-unknown

YOUNG, Deborah, of Caleb and Amy (Williams) Young, 12 February 1771 [“Rockville”, March 4, 1888, a family record
by A. E. Palmer, Gladys Palmer Collection, Langworthy Library, Hope Valley, RI]

Hopkinton, RI Births 1727 – 1902 S – Z

Below are Hopkinton birth records from 1727 – 1902 with last names S-Z.
Compiled By HHA Member Lauri Arruda

See Also Birth Records: A-C • D-K • L-R • S-Z

SAUNDERS, William, of Henry and Aphannah (?) Saunders, 19 February 1774 [TC 1:75]

Mary, 27 March 1776
Susannah, 3 February 1780
Elizabeth, 6 January 1784

SAUNDERS, Matilda, of Isaac 3^rd and Matilda Saunders, 7 February 1811 [TC 2:69]

SAUNDERS, George W., 1^st child of William and Martha Saunders, 10 June 1857 [V 1:4] Father’s occupation-farmer, FBP-Westerly, MBP-Poughkeepsie, NY
Caroline, 5 August 1859, 2^nd child, father’s occupation now listed as “jackspinner” [V1:12]

SEGAR, Mary, 4^th child of Joseph D. and Ruth M. Segar, 28 October 1857 [V 1:4] Father’s occupation-farmer, FBP-South Kingstown, MBP-Massachusetts

SHELDON, William T., 2^nd child of Clark H. and Abby F. Sheldon, 21 September 1857 [V 1:4] Father’s occupation-manufacturer, FBP-Coventry, MBP-Richmond

SHELDON, Mabel G., 21 April 1859, 1^st child of Albert (a merchant, b-Richmond, RI) and Kate (b-Hopkinton) Sheldon [V 1:11]

SHERMAN, Robert Benajah, 4^th child of Daniel G. and Lydia Sherman, 13 January 1859 in Locustville,
Hope Valley [V 1:11] Father’s occupation-manufacturer, FBP-Exeter, RI, MBP-Connecticut

SLOCUM, ______, child of Ruth Slocum, daughter of Samuel Slocum. Child unborn as of 8 January 1788.
The father, Cary Crandall, bonded for support of his child on the above date. [Bonds for Support of Illegitimate Children Box 1767-1795 File Box 62]

SLOCUM, Cynthia Jiretta, 8 May 1859 Hopkinton City, 5^th child of Burrill (a Blacksmith, b-Stonington, Ct) and Fanny (b-Haddam, CT) Slocum [V 1:11]

SMITH, George F., 2^nd child of Franklin B. and Mary D. Smith, 20 May 1857 [V 1:5] Father’s occupation-painter, FBP-Norwich, CT, MBP-Exeter, RI

SMITH, William Edgar, 3^rd child of Benjamin F. and Mary Smith, 25 March 1859 [V 1:11] Father’s occupation-Painter, FBP-Charlestown, MA, MBP-Hopkinton

SPENCER, Arthur H., 17 March 1858, 1^st child of Jonathan L. and Mary A. Spencer [V 1:8] Father’s occupation-cashier of bank, FBP-Coventry, RI, MBP-Coventry, RI

SPENCER, Gracie Wayland, 28 June 1859 in Ashaway, 2^nd child of Jonathan L. (cashier of bank, b-Coventry, RI) and Mary A. (b-Coventry, RI) Spencer. [V1:12]

SPICER, Joseph Jr., of Joseph and Mary (Cottrell) Spicer, 9 March 1797 [TC 2:51] Fanny, 26 April 1799
George Thurston, 4 August 1802
John, 26 August 1804

STETSON, Benjamin, son of Thomas Stetson, 9 July 1772 [TC 2:10]

STILES, John, of Israel and Hannah Stiles, 5 March 1736 [TC 1:76] Mary, 10 October 1738
Israel, 13 April 1740
Nathaniel, 28 July 1742 and died 23 February 1754
William, 29 July 1744
Hannah, 13 July 1746 and died July 1749
Joshua, 12 July 1748 and died July 1749
Hannah, 9 July 1750
Infant son, born and died 22 December 1753

STILLMAN, Manson J., of Christopher C. and Mary Ann Stillman, 22 October 1831 [TC 3:9]

STILLMAN, Thankful Ann, of Phineas and Thankful (Gardner) Stillman, 27 October 1811 [TC 2:67] Baton G., 2 July 1812
George O., 20 March 1813

Prudence M., 20 June 1816
Aurelia E., 5 May 1818
Ransom F., 29 February 1820
Charles O., 12 January 1824
Eliza C., 16 February 1826
David J., 24 July 1828

STILLMAN, Maria, of David and Grace Stillman, 21 August 1803 [TC 2:68] Ephraim, 8 January 1806
Lucy, 19 July 1808
Elizabeth, 7 March 1811

STILLMAN, Elisha, of Elisha Stillman, 26 February 1761 [TC 2:78] Prudence (Burdick), of John Burdick, his wife, 24 July 1761

STILLMAN, Prudence, of Elisha and Prudence (Burdick) Stillman, 13 January 1783 [TC 2:78] Phineas, 10 May 1785
Polly, 11 August 1787
Elisha, 2 October 1789
John Burdick, 29 August 1792
Clarke, 15 January 1795
Susanna, 20 July 1797
Ira, 30 October 1799
Thankful, 6 January 1805

STILLMAN, male, of Joseph F. and Lovinia Maria Stillman, 4 June 1855 in Westerly [V 1:2] Residence-Westerly, Father’s occupation-carriage maker, FBP-Westerly, MBP-North
Stonington, CT

STILLMAN, Alberti R., 3^rd child of David J. and Abby L. Stillman, 3 January 1857 [V 1:4] Father’s occupation-spinner, FBP-North Stonington, CT, MBP-Richmond, RI

SULLIVAN, Willy W., 7 July 1858, 1^st child of Simon C. and Frances Sullivan [V 1:9] O of F-farmer, FBP-Voluntown, CT, MBP-Westerly, RI

SWEET, ______, child of Lydia Sweet, daughter of William Sweet. Child born by 19 January 1789.
William Sweet puts up bond, but names the father of the child as John Eldredge of South
Kingstown. [Bonds for Support of Illegitimate Children 1767-1795 File Box 62]

TANNER , Nathan, son of David Tanner, 29 September 1755 [TC 1:21] Mary, 14 May 1757

TANNER, Thankful, of David and Hopestill Tanner, 27 July 1761 [TC 1:31]

TANNER, Hannah, of John and Mary Tanner, 19 September 1762 [TC 1:35] Nathan, 17 August 1755
Mary, 7 January 1758
Esther, 17 December 1760

TANNER, Joseph, of William and Susannah Tanner, 5 February 1756 [TC 1:47] Thurston, 15 April 1758 and died 5 May 1767
William Jr., 6 August 1760
Susannah, 23 July 1763
Sarah, 15 December 1765
Hannah, 29 January 1768

TANNER, William, of William and Ruth Tanner, 13 October 1772 [TC 1:69] Anthis(?), 19 April 1776

TANNER, Nathan, of Nathan (son of John) and Susannah (West) Tanner, 28 October 1776 [TC 1:69]

TANNER, James, of David and Hopestill Tanner, 30 January 1767 [TC 1:51]

TANNER, David, of David and Hopestill Tanner, 21 January 1780 [TC 1:119]

TANNER, David, of Nathan and Mary Tanner, (“states Nathan is the son of William”) no birth date given
for David [TC 1:100] Nathan, no birth date given
Abel, 7 September 1740

TANNER, William, of Abel and Phebe Tanner, 8 May 1769 “2^nd day of week” [TC 1:100] Elizabeth, 6 February 1771 “4^th day of week”
Phebe, 4 January 1773 “2^nd day of week”
Mary, 28 March 1775 “3^rd day of week”
Hannah, 5 May 1777 “2^nd day of week”
Nathan, 15 March 1779 “2^nd day of week”
Anna, 12 May 1781 “7^th day of week”
John, 4 October 1783 “7^th day of week”
Phanney, 23 August 1787 “5^th day of week”

TANNER, Mary, of William and Susannah Tanner, 6 August 1770, “2^nd day of week” [TC 1:103] Tacy, 16 December 1772
Esther, 21 May 1775

TANNER, Hannah, of Nathan and Elizabeth (Foster) Tanner, 6 September 1760 [TC 1:105] Nathan, 22 February 1763
Thomas, 14 September 1767
Elizabeth, 13 December 1770
Sarah, 4 July 1772
Mary, 12 May 1775

TANNER, Hannah, of John Jr. and Mary Tanner, 3^rd day of the week, 19 September 1752 [TC 1:109] Nathan, 1^st day of the week, 17 August 1755
Mary, 7^th day of the week, 7 January 1758
Esther, 5^th day of the week, 17 December 1760
Ruth, 3^rd day of the week, 8 November 1763
John, 4^th day of the week, 27 August 1766
Stephen, 5^th day of the week, 14 December 1769

TANNER, Mary, of Joshua and Thankful Tanner, 10 March 1776 [TC 1:115] John, 15 August 1778
Thankful, 20 December 1780
Susannah, 2 May 1783
Elizabeth, 25 December 1785
Esther, 10 May 1788
Pardon, 23 March 1791

TANNER, Betsey, of William and Hannah (Utter) Tanner, 24 September 1786 [TC 2:5] Susey, 5 January 1788

TANNER, William Brown, of William (Francis & Elizabeth) and Ruth (Brown) Tanner, 13 October 1772
“3^rd day of the week,” [TC 2:15] Anstis, 19 April 1776 “6^th day of the week”
Ruth, 18 August 1778 “3^rd day of the week,”
Susanna, 30 May 1786 “3^rd day of the week”
Francis Brown, 4 April 1793 “1^st day of the week”

TANNER, Nathan Jr., of Nathan and Charlotte Tanner, 9 September 1806 [TC 2:54]

TANNER, William, of Abel and Phebe Tanner, 8 May 1769, “2^nd day of the week” [TC 2:63]

Elisabeth, 6 February 1771

Phebe, 4 January 1773 “2^nd day of the week”
Mary, 28 March 1775 “3^rd day of the week”
Hannah, 5 May 1777
Nathan, 15 March 1779
Anna, 12 May 1781 “7^th day of the week”
John, 4 October 1783 “7^th day of the week”

Phanney, 23 August 1787

TANNER, Phebe A., of John P. and Catherine Tanner, 7 March 1837 [V 1:1] Father’s occupation-farmer, FBP-Voluntown, CT, MBP-Hopkinton
Thomas B., 19 February 1841
Mary C., 2 August 1846

TAYLOR, Elizabeth, (wife of Russell Clarke) born 9 May 1789 [TC 2:91]

TAYLOR, John Henry, 31 July 1859, 3^rd child of Peter (dyeing, b-Glenville, CT) and Margaret (b-Ireland) Taylor [V1:12] George Austin, 31 July 1859, 4^th child (twin) [V 1:12]

TEFFT, (Tifft), Pardon, of William and Mary Tefft, 27 January 1755 [TC 1:40] Thankful, 21 March 1758
David, 19 April 1760
William, 21 May 1763

TEFFT, Polly, of Patty Joslin, 4 February 1797 [TC 2:11]

TEFFT, Mary Melissa, 26 April 1859, 1^st child of Peleg and Rhoda Tefft [V 1:11]

THOMAS, Anna Amelia, 1 June 1859, 1^st child of George A. (laborer, b-Hopkinton) and Lucy R. (b-North Stonington, CT) [V 1:12]

THURSTON, Taylor, of Gardner and Lydia Thurston, 29 August 1787 [TC 2:2] Robert, 6 April 1790
Lucy, 11 July 1792

THURSTON, Benjamin Francis, of Benjamin B. Thurston, 7 November 1829 [TC 3:8] George Edward, 11 April 1831

THURSTON, Sarah R., of Clark and Abby (Reynolds) Thurston, 2 June 1817 [TC 2:80] Benjamin R., 31 March 1819

THURSTON, Sarah, (Sally), 17 June 1793, of George Thurston, (wife of Russell Clarke) [TC 2:91]

TILLINGHAST, unnamed male, 1^st child of William and Julia Tillinghast, 17 October 1857 [1:5] Father’s occupation-merchant, FBP-Exeter, RI, MBP-Voluntown, CT

TRIPP, Phebe, (alias Phebe Bown) of Ruth Brown, 29 December 1791 [TC 2:45]

TUCKER, stillborn female, 1^st child, of Francis G. and Mary Tucker, 18 December 1857 [V 1:5] Father’s occupation-spinner, FBP-South Kingstown, RI, MBP-North Kingstown, RI

Charles W., 8 January 1859, 1^ST child [V 1:11]

UTTER, James Noyes, of John and Esther (Saunders) Utter, 10 October 1802 [TC 2:54] Esther, 2 June 1804
John Jr., 20 September 1806

VINCENT, Jane, of Nicholas and Anna Vincent, 22 March 1776 [TC 2:44] Anna, 31 May 1777
Susanna, 8 May 1779
Clarke, 28 April 1781
Betsey, 12 March 1783
Nicholas, 1 February 1785
Temperance, 20 October 1787
Abigail, 31 January 1789
Sylva, 2 January 1792

WAITE, Pain, of Thomas and Bridget Waite, 12 December 1745 [TC 1:30] Joseph, 16 August 1747 } twins
Susannah, 16 August 1747
Sarah, April 1749
John, March 1751
Job, August 1753
Grace, 4 June 1756
Thankful, 17 December 1757

WALDEN, Jeremiah, 1^st child of Jeremiah and Henrietta Walden, 18 October 1857 [V 1:4] Father’s occupation-farmer, FBP-Salem, CT, MBP-Massachusetts

WARREN, Elizabeth, daughter of Moses Warren, 2 August 1754 [TC 1:23] Mary, 5 April 1757

WATSON, male, 2^nd child of William W. and Susan C. Watson, 8 December 1857 [V 1:6] Father’s occupation-carpenter, FBP-South Kingstown, RI, MBP-Richmond, RI

WEEKS, Benjamin N., 2^nd child of Jerome and Mary Elizabeth Weeks, 3 December 1857 [V 1:5] Father’s occupation-carpenter, FBP-Vermont, MBP-Lisbon, CT

WELLS, Mary, daughter of Joseph Wells, 11 October 1756 [TC 1:24] Samuel, 6 February 1758
Thankful, 23 March 1761
Joseph, 18 May 1763

WELLS, Barbary, of Peter and Elizabeth Wells, 17 January 1760 [TC 1:33]

WELLS, Elisha, of Matthew and Bridget Wells, 19 September 1758 [TC 1:37] Bathsheba, 6 July 1760
Elias, 3 January 1762
John, 3 December 1763

WELLS, Edward Jr., 23 February 1726 [TC 1:50] Elizabeth Sheffield, his wife, 1 October 1728
Sarah, of Edward and Elizabeth Wells, 19 November 1750 – died 21 November 1750
Catherine, 23 October 1752, on the 2^nd day of the week
Stephen, 4 April 1754, on the 5^th day of the week
Sheffield, 13 December 1755, on the 6^th day of the week – died 11 November 1759
Lucy, 18 September 1757, on the 1^st day of the week
Cynthia, 22 September 1759, 7^th day of the week
Phanney, 19 January 1761, 5^th day of the week
Edward Sheffield, 9 June 1765, 1^st day of the week

WELLS, Gardner, son of Joshua Wells, 20 March 1770 [TC 1:59] Joshua, 17 July 1771

WELLS, Rhoda, of Thompson and Elizabeth Wells, 14 May 1768 [TC 1:66] Palmer, 31 March 1771
Elizabeth, 28 August 1773
Thompson, 16 June 1776
Mary, 23 November 1778
Phebe, 21 May 1787
Eunice, 21 June 1788

WELLS, Elizabeth, of James Wells Jr., 14 January 1758 “the 7^th day of the week” [TC 1:73] James, 7 January 1760 “the 2^nd day of the week”
Robert, 26 November 1761 “the 4^th day of the week”
George, 9 November 1763 “the 5^th day of the week”
Polly, 9 April 1767 “the 5^th day of the week”
Hannah, 16 April 1769 “the 1^st day of the week”
Ruth, 6 September 1770 “the 5^th day of the week”
Anne, 5 March 1774 “the 7^th day of the week”

WELLS, Elizabeth, of Jonathan Jr. and Amie Wells, 11 February 1769 [TC 1:97] Mary, 29 October 1773

WELLS, Barker, (alias Babcock), of Eunice Babcock, 19 December 1769 [TC 1:116]

WELLS, Bathsheba, of John and Sarah Wells, 19 April 1789 [TC 2:10]

WELLS, Joseph, of Samuel and Anna Wells, 7 May 1783 [TC 2:55] Susannah, 14 November 1788
Samuel, 27 April 1791
George Potter, 14 December 1793
William Davis, 8 April 1795
Thankful, 7 August 1802

WELLS, Joseph Willard, of Joseph and Lydia (Maxson) Wells, 9 February 1808 “at South Kingstown”
[TC 2:46] Daniel Babcock, 15 August 1811

WELLS, Phebe, of Barker and Fanny (Stillman) Wells, 19 August 1800 [TC 2:67] John Aldrich, 17 November 1801

WELLS, Edward S., of Edward S. and Deborah (Lewis) Wells, 8 October 1818 [TC 2:93]

WELLS, male, of Jonathan R. and Martha Wells, 9 June 1855 [V 1:2] Father’s occupation-manufacturer, FBP-Hopkinton, MBP-unlisted

WELLS, James Lee, 14 September 1855, 1^st child of Edward S. and Emma (Davis) Wells [V 1:7]

FBP-Charlestown, RI, MBP-North Stonington, CT, Father’s Occupation-Carriage maker

WELLS, Henry, 18 July 1858, 3^rd child of Thomas R. and Harriet A. Wells [V 1:9] O of F-Manufacturer, FBP-Hopkinton, MBP-Charlestown, RI

WELLS, Augustus L. Jr., 19 September 1858, 2^nd child of Augustus L. and Mary C. Wells [V 1:10] O of F-Carriage Builder, FBP-Charlestown, MBP-Hopkinton

WELLS, Isabella M., 21 October 1858, 2^nd child of Silas C. and Sarah C. Wells [V 1:10] O of F-Trader, FBP-Hopkinton, MBP-Leyden, Massachusetts

WELLS, Charles Thompson, 28 January 1859 in Ashaway, 3^rd child of Dennison (a dyer, b-Hopkinton) and Teresa (b-Charlestown, RI) Wells [V 1:11]

WEST, Sarah, of Francis and Mary West, 5 June 1758 [TC 1:33] William, 7 September 1760

WEST, Jonathan, of Elder Thomas West, 28 November 1754 [TC 1:114] Susannah, 3 June 1756
Michael, 15 December 1759
Thomas, 21 February 1762
Francis, 15 April 1764
Samuel, 6 October 1766
Joseph, 4 October 1771
Amie, 3 April 1774
Abigail, 31 July 1776

WHEELER, Henry Joseph, 4^th child of William and Eliza Wheeler, 3 February 1857 [V 1:4] Father’s occupation-jack spinner, FBP-England, MBP-England

WHEELER, Thomas E., 23 August 1858, 7^th child of Noyes D. and Susan L. Wheeler [V 1:9] O of F-farmer, FBP-North Stonington, CT, MBP-Richmond, RI

WHEELER, Rosina Standley, 16 November 1858, 5^th child of William and Elisa Wheeler [V 1:10] O of F-Spinner, FBP-Trowbridge, England, MBP-Harminster, England

WHIPPLE, Mary Edith, 9 September 1848, 1^st child of Henry and Mary Whipple [V 1:7] Father’s occupation-Harness maker, FBP-Coventry, RI, MBP-Hopkinton
Joseph Henry, 10 November 1854, 2^nd child
Everette E., 30 July 1857, 3^rd child

WHIPPLE, Herbert G., 12 June 1858, 1^st child of George A. and Abby M. Whipple [V 1:9] O of F-Blacksmith, FBP-Coventry, RI, MBP-Richmond, RI

WHITE, Welthan, daughter of Job White, 3 October 1759 [TC 1:25] Sabra, 11 July 1761
Jonathan, 3 March 1764

WHITE, Fanna(y), of Oliver Jr. and Cinthy White, 27 December 1781 [TC 1:60] Clarke, 16 April 1783

WHITE, ______, of Phanney White, born around 21 November 1805 when bond was set. Gideon White,
of Tiverton, Rhode Island, named as father. Oliver White put up bond and Walter White signed
as a witness. [Bonds for Support of Illegitimate Children 1800-1805 File Box 62]

WHITE, Godfrey White, of Oliver White, 4 September 1761 [TC 2:14] Susannah, 1 November 1766

WHITE, Amelia, of Godfrey and Jane White, 14 January 1786 [TC 2:14] Amos, 6 May 1787
William, 20 May 1788
Phebe, 28 July 1789
Oliver, 22 July 1792
Henry, 31 December 1793
Jane, 23 January 1794
Abigail Sole, 11 November 1797
Gideon Sole, 21 April 1799
Susanna Green, 5 July 1800
Walter Ellery, 11 January 1803
Sophia, 1 October 1804

WHITE, Mary Ann, 22 July 1811, of Walter E. and Dorcas White Misc. Record Book page 13

WHITE, Clarke, 1^st child of Simeon P. and Nancy T. White, 16 October 1857 North Stonington [V 1:5] Father’s occupation-farmer, FBP-North Stonington, CT, MBP-North Stonington

WHITE, Ruth A., 6 August 1858, 3^rd child of Maxson P. and Abby White [V 1:9] O of F-farmer, FBP-Hopkinton, MBP-South Kingstown, RI

WHITE, Eliot Carrol, 5 September 1858, 3^rd child of William G. and Betsey A. White [V 1:10] O of F-Blacksmith, FBP-Mansfield, MA, MBP-Smithfield, RI

WHITELY, child, of Abel P. and Isabella Whitely, 5 July 1855 [V 1:3] Father’s occupation-laborer, FBP-Lebanon, CT, MBP-Ireland

Edwin, 29 September 1857, 4^th child, Father’s occupation now stated as “wood washer” [V 1:7]

Gurdon, 5 October 1859 in Ashaway, 5^th child, Father’s occupation now stated as “dyeing” [V1:12]

WHITEMAN, Alphonso, 24 May 1859, 8^th child of Stephen M. (soap boiler, b-Coventry, RI) and Waity E. (b-South Kingstown, RI) Whiteman. [V1:12]

WHITMAN, female, 8 May 1858, 7^th child of Steven M. and Waity E. Whitman [V 1:8] Father’s occupation-soapmaker, FBP-Coventry, RI, MBP-South Kingstown, RI

WILBUR. Dinah, of Christopher and Sarah Wilbur, 3 August 1747 [TC 1:29] Deborah, 2 July 1749
Mary, 6 May 1751
Elizabeth, 26 March 1753
Sarah, 22 January 1756
Benjamin, 19 December 1757
Lydia, 6 May 1760

WILBUR, John, of John and Elizabeth Wilbur, 25 January 1762 [TC 1:35]

WILBUR, _____, of Thomas Wilbur, 25 October 1763 [TC 1:35]

WILBUR, female, of Fones J. and Maria E. Wilbur, 2 April 1855 at Westerly [V 1:2] Residence Westerly, Father’s occupation-weaver, FBP-Richmond, MBP-Westerly

WILBUR, child, of Charles P. and Amelia W. Wilbor, 8 November 1855 at Potter Hill (Westerly) [V 1:3] Residence Potter Hill, Father’s occupation-weaver, FBP-Richmond, MBP-Hopkinton

WILBUR, male, of Dennis and Adeline Wilbur, 15 November 1857 [V 1:6] Father’s occupation-farmer

WILBUR, Sarah F., 27 February 1857, 3^rd child of Daniel and Phebe Wilbur [V 1:7] Father’s occupation-farmer, FBP-Hopkinton, MBP-Dartmouth, MA

WILKINSON, Sheffield, of Samuel and Mary Wilkinson, 29 December 1777 [TC 1:115]

WILCOX, Nathan Asa Gates, of Nathan and Sophia (Church) Wilcox, 23 December 1832 [TC 3:8]

WILCOX, Deborah, (wife of Roswell Fenner) 22 January 1779 [TC 2:70]

WILCOX, Oscar C., 27 July 1858, 2^nd child of Nathan and Mary Wilcox [V 1:9] O of F-farmer, FBP-Hopkinton, MBP-Exeter, RI

WITTER, Anne, of John Jr and Miriam Witter, 9 May 1766 [TC 1:51]

John III, 19 December 1768
Holley, 14 July 1772

WITTER, Lucy, of Sarah Witter, daughter of William Witter, on or about 22 October 1794. The father,
Amos Rogers, bonded for support of his child. [Bonds for Support of Illegitimate Children
1767-1795 File Box 62]

WITTER, Mary, of Samuel and Tacy Witter, 10 December 1769 [TC 1:60] Hulda, 1 March 1772
Davis, 2 May 1774
Samuel, 17 January 1776
Tacy, 14 February 1779
John, 31 March 1781
Hannah, 27 July 1784
Paul, 19 September 1787

WITTER, Josiah, of Joseph Witter, 25 January 1739 [TC 1:75]

WITTER, Weeden, of Josiah and Tacy (Reynolds) Witter, 30 April 1765 [TC 1:75] Susannah, 7 May 1767
Lois, 1 October 1768
Hannah, 12 August 1772
Joseph –3, 28 March 1773
Eunice, 31 October 1775
Josiah, 28 March 1777
Sarah, 6 February 1779

WITTER, Samuel, of John and Anne Witter, 29 June (Old Style) 10 July (New Style) 1745 [TC 1:97

WITTER, Sarah, of William and Martha (Cole) Witter, 12 November 1765 [TC 1:120] Sarah, (2^nd) 3 December 1766
Martha, 27 April 1769
Elisabeth, 4 August 1771
Mary, 6 November 1773
Welthy, 17 February 1776
William, 26 August 1778
Anne, 24 August 1780
Joseph, 13 December 1782

WITTER, Mary, of Samuel and Tacy (Porter) Witter, 10 December 1769 [TC 2:10] Huldah, 1 March 1772
Davis, 2 May 1774
Samuel Jr., 17 January 1776
Tacy Jr., 14 February 1779
John, 31 March 1781
Hannah, 27 July 1784
Paul, 19 September 1787
Anne, 9 November 1789

WITTER, Dorcas, of Samuel Jr. and Mary (Popple) Witter, 11 April 1797 [TC 2:52]

WOODMANCY , Orrin J., 2^nd child of William W. and Almeda Woodmancy, 14 July 1857 [V 1:5] Father’s occupation-factory, FBP-Hopkinton, MBP-Hopkinton

WOODMANCY, Rosa, 31 January 1858, 2^nd child of Lyman and Phebe Woodmancy [V 1:8] Father’s occupation-laborer, FBP-Hopkinton, MBP-Hopkinton

WOODMANSEE, Sarah Matilda, 24 February 1822, the 1st day of the week, of Benjamin B. and Ruth (Kenyon) Woodmansee [Misc. Record Book page 17] George K. 19 March 1824, the 6^th day of the week.
Thankful, 10 July 1828, 5^th day of the week

WORDEN, Lucie, of Water and Anne Worden, 1 December 1751 [TC 1:31] Dorothy, 14 February 1753
Anna, 14 February 1755
Shereall Weight, 6 August 1756
Benjamin, 5 November 1758

WORDEN, Mary, of William and Mary (Byrns) Worden, 20 May 1766 [TC 1:67] Sarah, 10 September 1767
Anne, 19 August 1769

WORDEN, child of Rebecca Worden. On December 14, 1772, voted that David Coon have his bond he gave to the
Town to secure the town from any cost of Rebecca Worden’s child. [1726 – 1794 page 107]

WORDEN, male, 1^st child, of Benjamin and Sophia Worden, 30 December 1857 [V 1:6] Father’s occupation-farmer, FBP-Charlestown, MBP-Hopkinton

WRIGHT, Daniel, of Daniel and Patience Wright, 3 May 1815 [TC 3:11] There is a note on the record stating that “the elder Daniel now deceased”, it is unclear
whether it means he was deceased as of the birth date of the child or the date the birth was
recorded, which was 28 April 1836.

WRIGHT, Mary Emma, 1 June 1858, 1^st child of James B. and Harriet Wright [V 1:9] O of F-Laborer, FBP-Hopkinton, MBP-Hopkinton

WRIGHT, Sabrina, of John Jr. and Sabrina (West) Wright, 29 January 1789 [TC 2:47] Francis West, 31 January 1791
Nancy, 27 December 1792
Esther, 3 July 1794

WRIGHT, Nathan G., 10 September 1858, 6^th child of Samuel and Sarah Wright [V 1:10] O of F-Farmer, FBP-Hopkinton, MBP-North Kingston, RI

YOUNG, Deborah, of Caleb and Amy (Williams) Young, 12 February 1771 [“Rockville”, March 4, 1888, a family record by A. E. Palmer, Gladys Palmer Collection, Langworthy Library, Hope Valley, RI]

ZOERB, Mary W., 1^st child, of John and Susan Zoerb, 5 June 1857 [V 1:4] Father’s occupation-farmer, FBP-Germany, MBP-Hopkinton

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