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Sarah Hill

#2351, (-1736)
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Parents

Child with Henry Prentice (b. 4 April 1711, d. between 1784 and 1797)

Biography

  • Sarah Hill was baptized on 17 August 1715 in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
  • She married Henry Prentice on 19 August 1735.1,2
  • Henry and Sarah lived in Cambridge, Massachusetts, easterly corner of Garden and Mason Streets, on an estate afterwards owned by Judge Fay., Cambridge, Middlesex County, Massachusetts.1
  • She died on 8 July 1736.2

Other Information

Citations

  1. [S502] Levine, Stephen G, compiler, family tree titled "Relations of Steven G. Levine", published by Ancestry.com, wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com, from database ID solongago, updated Jan 2005, viewed Sep 2008 , .
  2. [S65] Paige, Lucius, History of Cambridge, Boston, MA: H O Houghton and Company, 1877, p 582.

Elizabeth Hill

#2352, (-before 1727)
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Parents

Biography

  • Elizabeth Hill was baptized on 8 March 1718/19 in Cambridge, Massachusetts.1
  • She died before 1727.

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Citations

  1. [S65] Paige, Lucius, History of Cambridge, Boston, MA: H O Houghton and Company, 1877, p 582.

Mary Hill

#2353, (-before 1768)
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Parents

Biography

  • Mary Hill was baptized on 24 February 1721/22 in Cambridge, Massachusetts.1
  • She married Abraham Snow on 25 March 1746 in Charlestown, Massachusetts.1,2
  • They were married by Rev Mr Hull Abbott.2
  • Abraham and Mary had 3 children.3
  • She died before 1768.1

Other Information

Citations

  1. [S65] Paige, Lucius, History of Cambridge, Boston, MA: H O Houghton and Company, 1877, p 582.
  2. [S1386] Joslyn, Roger D, Vital Records of Charlestown, Massachusetts to the year 1850 (Boston MA: New England Historic Genealogical Society, From 1984 to 1995), p 369.
  3. [S1386] Joslyn, Roger D, Vital Records of Charlestown, Massachusetts to the year 1850 (Boston MA: New England Historic Genealogical Society, From 1984 to 1995), p 396.

Margaret Hill

#2354
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Parents

Biography

  • Margaret Hill was baptized on 5 March 1723/24 in Cambridge, Massachusetts.1

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Citations

  1. [S65] Paige, Lucius, History of Cambridge, Boston, MA: H O Houghton and Company, 1877, p 582.

Elizabeth Hill

#2355
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Parents

Biography

  • Elizabeth Hill was baptized on 16 July 1727 in Cambridge, Massachusetts.1

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Citations

  1. [S65] Paige, Lucius, History of Cambridge, Boston, MA: H O Houghton and Company, 1877, p 582.

Henry Prentice

#2356, (1711-between 1784 and 1797)
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Child with Sarah Hill (d. 8 July 1736)

Biography

  • Henry Prentice was born on 4 April 1711 in Cambridge, Massachusetts.1
  • Father: John Prentice (b 6 Mar 1682/83) - Mother: Mary Smith.2
  • He married Sarah Hill, daughter of Jacob Hill and Susannah Clark, on 19 August 1735.1,3
  • Henry and Sarah lived in Cambridge, Massachusetts, easterly corner of Garden and Mason Streets, on an estate afterwards owned by Judge Fay., Cambridge, Middlesex County, Massachusetts.1
  • Henry Prentice was a cooper.4,1
  • On 12 January 1737/38 Henry married Susanna Brown (b 16 May 1714 in Watertown, MA). They had seven children.1
  • He died between 1784 and 1797.4

Other Information

  • Last Edited: 19 September 2024 16:46:29

Citations

  1. [S502] Levine, Stephen G, compiler, family tree titled "Relations of Steven G. Levine", published by Ancestry.com, wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com, from database ID solongago, updated Jan 2005, viewed Sep 2008 , .
  2. [S65] Paige, Lucius, History of Cambridge, Boston, MA: H O Houghton and Company, 1877, p 630.
  3. [S65] Paige, Lucius, History of Cambridge, Boston, MA: H O Houghton and Company, 1877, p 582.
  4. [S65] Paige, Lucius, History of Cambridge, Boston, MA: H O Houghton and Company, 1877, p 634.

Abraham Snow

#2357, (estimated 1737-)
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Biography

  • Abraham Snow was born estimated 1737.1
  • He married Mary Hill, daughter of Jacob Hill and Susannah Clark, on 25 March 1746 in Charlestown, Massachusetts.2,3
  • They were married by Rev Mr Hull Abbott.3
  • Abraham and Mary had 3 children.4
  • On 31 October 1751 Abraham married Mary Blackford. (Probably his wife died. I can find no record of her LSR 11/2013.)4

Other Information

  • Last Edited: 19 September 2024 16:46:29

Citations

  1. [S204] Assumption of Researcher LSR.
  2. [S65] Paige, Lucius, History of Cambridge, Boston, MA: H O Houghton and Company, 1877, p 582.
  3. [S1386] Joslyn, Roger D, Vital Records of Charlestown, Massachusetts to the year 1850 (Boston MA: New England Historic Genealogical Society, From 1984 to 1995), p 369.
  4. [S1386] Joslyn, Roger D, Vital Records of Charlestown, Massachusetts to the year 1850 (Boston MA: New England Historic Genealogical Society, From 1984 to 1995), p 396.

Jacob Hill

#2358, (1656/57-1690)
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Parents

Children with Sarah Stone (b. 22 September 1657, d. 31 December 1717)

Biography

  • Jacob Hill was born in March 1656/57 in Charlestown, Massachusetts.1
  • He married Sarah Stone, daughter of John Stone and Anne Rogers, about 1679.2,3
  • Jacob and Sarah lived in Malden, Massachusetts.
  • In 1681 Jacob and Sarah moved to Cambridge, Massachusetts, and sold their estate in Malden in 1683. Isaac then kept the ordinary. In later years this became a famous inn. A plot of land was laid out to him in the first division of land in Cambridge in 1689.
  • He died on 12 December 1690 in Cambridge, Massachusetts, at age 33.3
  • Inventory of his estate was taken on 20 March 1690/91 His widow Sarah was appointed administratrix on 7 Apr 1691.3
  • Jacob was an innkeeper. He kept the ordinary (inn) after his mother died.

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Citations

  1. [S65] Paige, Lucius, History of Cambridge, Boston, MA: H O Houghton and Company, 1877, p 581.
  2. [S3417] Furbush, Polly "Descendants of Abraham Hill", TMG Journal report given to Reinfeld, Linda, dated 17 Mar 2012.
  3. [S65] Paige, Lucius, History of Cambridge, Boston, MA: H O Houghton and Company, 1877, p 582.

Sarah Stone

#2359, (1657-1717)
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Parents

Children with Jacob Hill (b. March 1656/57, d. 12 December 1690)

Biography

  • Sarah Stone was born on 22 September 1657 in Framingham (now Sudbury), Massachusetts.1
  • She married Jacob Hill, son of Abraham Hill and Sarah Long, about 1679.1,2
  • Jacob and Sarah lived in Malden, Massachusetts.
  • In 1681 Sarah and Jacob moved to Cambridge, Massachusetts, and sold their estate in Malden in 1683. Isaac then kept the ordinary. In later years this became a famous inn. A plot of land was laid out to him in the first division of land in Cambridge in 1689.
  • She married Samuel Jones on 15 March 1704/05 in First Congregational; Unitarian, Cambridge, Massachusetts.3
  • She died on 31 December 1717 at age 60.
  • She was buried in Old Burying Ground, Cambridge, Massachusetts.3

Other Information

Citations

  1. [S3417] Furbush, Polly "Descendants of Abraham Hill", TMG Journal report given to Reinfeld, Linda, dated 17 Mar 2012.
  2. [S65] Paige, Lucius, History of Cambridge, Boston, MA: H O Houghton and Company, 1877, p 582.
  3. [S13] Dzindolet, Ann, "Was Nathaniel Jones, who married Mary Rediat in 1696, a son or grandson of John and Dorcas (__) Jones of Concord, Massachusetts?", New England Historical and Genealogical Register, volume 163, (NEHGS: Boston, MA, 2006) , Journal Article, p 107.

Jonas Clark

#2360, (about 1620-1699/00)
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Children with Sarah (née unknown) Clark (b. estimated 1620, d. 20 February 1649/50)

Children with Elizabeth Clark (b. estimated 1630, d. 21 March 1672/73)

Children with Elizabeth Cook (b. estimated 1653)

Biography

  • Jonas Clark was born about 1620.
  • He married Sarah (née unknown) Clark estimated 1640.1
  • In 1642 Jonas and Sarah lived in Cambridge, Massachusetts, on the southerly side of South Street near its junction with Holyoke Street.2
  • His wife Sarah died on 20 February 1649/50 leaving him a widower at age ~30 .
  • He married Elizabeth Clark on 30 July 1650.
  • Jonas had been a mariner in his youth. The General Court Records under date of Oct 18, 1654, contain a report made by 'Mr Jonas Clarke and Mr Samuel Andrews, both well skilled in the mathematics, having had the command of ships upon several voyages, being appointed to take an observation at the northerly bounds of our Patent upon the sea-coast,; etc. This report, doubtless made by two residents of Camb., is dated Oct 29, 1653; the observation was taken Oct 13, 1653.2
  • His wife Elizabeth died on 21 March 1672/73 leaving him a widower at age ~53 .
  • He married Elizabeth Cook on 19 August 1673.
  • He was a selectman from Cambridge MA.2
  • On 15 November 1682 Jonas was ordained Ruling Elder of the (Cambridge) Church. He held the office alone until he died.2
  • He died on 14 January 1699/00 in Cambridge, Massachusetts, at age ~80.
  • Judge Sewall wrote about his death: Lord's-day, January 14 1699/1700. Elder Jonas Clark of Cambridge dies; a good man in a good old age, and one of my first and best Cambridge friends. He quickly follows the great patron of Ruling Elders, Tho. Danforth, Esq.2

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Citations

  1. [S204] Assumption of Researcher LSR.
  2. [S65] Paige, Lucius, History of Cambridge, Boston, MA: H O Houghton and Company, 1877, p 510.

Elizabeth Cook

#2361, (estimated 1653-)
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Children with Jonas Clark (b. about 1620, d. 14 January 1699/00)

Biography

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Citations

  1. [S204] Assumption of Researcher LSR.
  2. [S65] Paige, Lucius, History of Cambridge, Boston, MA: H O Houghton and Company, 1877, p 510.

Tabitha Hill

#2362, (estimated 1682-)
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Parents

  • Father: Jacob Hill (b. March 1656/57, d. 12 December 1690)
  • Mother: Sarah Stone (b. 22 September 1657, d. 31 December 1717)

Biography

  • Tabitha Hill was born estimated 1682.1
  • She married William Warland on 3 February 1701/02.2

Other Information

Citations

  1. [S204] Assumption of Researcher LSR.
  2. [S65] Paige, Lucius, History of Cambridge, Boston, MA: H O Houghton and Company, 1877, p 582.

John Hill

#2363, (1684-)
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Parents

  • Father: Jacob Hill (b. March 1656/57, d. 12 December 1690)
  • Mother: Sarah Stone (b. 22 September 1657, d. 31 December 1717)

Biography

  • John Hill was born on 25 September 1684.

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Nathaniel Hill

#2364, (estimated 1686-)
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Parents

  • Father: Jacob Hill (b. March 1656/57, d. 12 December 1690)
  • Mother: Sarah Stone (b. 22 September 1657, d. 31 December 1717)

Biography

  • Nathaniel Hill was born estimated 1686.1

Other Information

Citations

  1. [S204] Assumption of Researcher LSR.

Abraham Hill

#2365, (estimated 1688-)
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Parents

  • Father: Jacob Hill (b. March 1656/57, d. 12 December 1690)
  • Mother: Sarah Stone (b. 22 September 1657, d. 31 December 1717)

Biography

  • Abraham Hill was born estimated 1688.1
  • He married Abigail Pierce estimated 1713.1

Other Information

Citations

  1. [S204] Assumption of Researcher LSR.

William Warland1

#2366, (estimated 1677-)
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Biography

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  • Last Edited: 19 September 2024 16:46:29

Citations

  1. [S65] Paige, Lucius, History of Cambridge, Boston, MA: H O Houghton and Company, 1877, p 582.
  2. [S204] Assumption of Researcher LSR.

Abigail Pierce

#2367, (estimated 1693-)
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  • Last Edited: 19 September 2024 16:46:29

Citations

  1. [S204] Assumption of Researcher LSR.

Samuel Jones

#2368, (1648-1717/18)
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Biography

  • Samuel Jones was born on 8 October 1648 in Cambridge, Massachusetts.1
  • Parents: John and Dorcas Jones.1
  • On 16 January 1671/72 Samuel married Elizabeth Potter (b s 1652), daughter of Luke and Mary (Edmunds) Potter.2
  • He married Sarah Stone, daughter of John Stone and Anne Rogers, on 15 March 1704/05 in First Congregational; Unitarian, Cambridge, Massachusetts.2
  • Samuel Jones died on 5 January 1717/18 at age 69.3
  • He was buried in Old Burying Ground, Cambridge, Massachusetts.1

Other Information

  • Last Edited: 19 September 2024 16:46:29

Citations

  1. [S13] Dzindolet, Ann, "Was Nathaniel Jones, who married Mary Rediat in 1696, a son or grandson of John and Dorcas (__) Jones of Concord, Massachusetts?", New England Historical and Genealogical Register, volume 163, (NEHGS: Boston, MA, 2006) , Journal Article, p 106.
  2. [S13] Dzindolet, Ann, "Was Nathaniel Jones, who married Mary Rediat in 1696, a son or grandson of John and Dorcas (__) Jones of Concord, Massachusetts?", New England Historical and Genealogical Register, volume 163, (NEHGS: Boston, MA, 2006) , Journal Article, p 107.
  3. [S13] Dzindolet, Ann, "Was Nathaniel Jones, who married Mary Rediat in 1696, a son or grandson of John and Dorcas (__) Jones of Concord, Massachusetts?", New England Historical and Genealogical Register, volume 163, (NEHGS: Boston, MA, 2006) , Journal Article.

Abraham Hill

#2369, (1615-1669/70)
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Children with Sarah Long (d. about 1679)

Biography

  • Abraham Hill was born in 1615 in England.1
  • He immigrated to Charlestown (now Malden), Massachusetts, about 1636 being one of the early settlers there.2
  • He married Sarah Long, daughter of Robert Long and Sarah Elizabeth Taylor, in 1636 in Malden, Massachusetts.1,3
  • Abraham Hill was a carpenter and town officer - a surveyor for the town.1
  • Abraham was admitted freeman in 1640 in Charlestown, Massachusetts.1
  • In 1646 he sold his house in Charlestown and moved to Malden. He kept an inn and served liquor. This was on the easterly side of the Great Road near its junction with the Medford Road. He also had a corn mill in Malden. The inn was the center of town life.
  • He died on 13 February 1669/70 in Malden, Massachusetts, at age ~55.3
  • He was buried in Bell Rock Cemetery, Malden, Massachusetts.
  • Inventory of his estate was taken estimated 1670 and amounted to £633.8.9. The inventory included (1) a dwelling house and 9 acres and 2 1/2 acres meadow (2) 5acres in Great Swamp (3) 15 acres at Caleb? lot (4) 21 acres in so called Shep? (5) 6 acres at Clark's meadow (6) 3 acres at Sq? Swamp (7) 10 acres of salt marh meadow in Charlestown (8) 2 acres of salt marsh in Gupps? marsh and (9) 5 acres of land at Isaac's hill.1

Will

Abraham Hill left a will It ws proved in 1670.1

Other Information

Citations

  1. [S3417] Furbush, Polly "Descendants of Abraham Hill", TMG Journal report given to Reinfeld, Linda, dated 17 Mar 2012.
  2. [S65] Paige, Lucius, History of Cambridge, Boston, MA: H O Houghton and Company, 1877, p 582.
  3. [S65] Paige, Lucius, History of Cambridge, Boston, MA: H O Houghton and Company, 1877, p 581.

Sarah Long

#2370, (-about 1679)
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Parents

Children with Abraham Hill (b. 1615, d. 13 February 1669/70)

Biography

  • Sarah Long was baptized on 13 October 1616 in St Albans, Hertfordshire, England.1
  • She immigrated on the ship. Defense which left England 7 Jul 1635 - 10 children and a servant on 7 July 1635 in Charlestown, Massachusetts, with her father.2
  • She married Abraham Hill in 1636 in Malden, Massachusetts.3,4
  • Her husband Abraham Hill died leaving her a widow at age ~55.4
  • Sarah Long was an innkeeper.
  • After Abraham's death Sarah kept the inn until 1679.
  • She died about 1679.

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Citations

  1. [S774] Anderson, Robert, The Great Migration, Boston, MA: NEHGS, 2007, Robert Long, v 4 p 318.
  2. [S774] Anderson, Robert, The Great Migration, Boston, MA: NEHGS, 2007, Robert Long, v 4 p 316.
  3. [S3417] Furbush, Polly "Descendants of Abraham Hill", TMG Journal report given to Reinfeld, Linda, dated 17 Mar 2012.
  4. [S65] Paige, Lucius, History of Cambridge, Boston, MA: H O Houghton and Company, 1877, p 581.

John Stone

#2371, (-1683)
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Parents

Children with Anne Rogers (d. after 1683)

Biography

  • John Stone was baptized on 21 July 1618 in Nayland, Suffolk, England.1
  • He migrated in 1635 with his parents.2
  • He married Anne Rogers in 1639.1
  • In 1640 John lived in Sudbury, Massachusetts.2
  • He was called Deacon.
  • He moved to Sudbury with the early settlers, was a proprietor there, and shared in three divisions of land. He bought of the Indians at Natick, May 15, 1656, ten acres of land on the south side of the river at Sudbury, and his purchase was confirmed by general court 1656, together with a grant of fifty acres of land for services, etc. He added to the tract he already owned in what is now the village of Saxonville, in the town of Framingham, until he owned a very large stretch of land. He built his house where the present railroad station is located in Saxonville. He built the first house in what is now the village of Cochituate, in the present town of Wayland, then Sudbury. He built in all six houses in Sudbury and Framingham and built the first mill in Framingham, in 1659, at the falls now known as Stone's Mills, a corn mill, and his son Daniel built there the first saw mill. He was appointed fence viewer 1654, town clerk 1655. and was admitted a freeman 1665. In 1645 he sold his house in Sudbury to John Moore. He was the first to build his house in Framingham. He located, without having a grant, at Otter Neck, on the west side of Sudbury. in 1646-7.2
  • John was admitted freeman in 1665 in Cambridge, Massachusetts.2
  • In 1672 John moved to Cambridge, Massachusetts, after the death of his father, inheriting his homestead there.2
  • In 1682 he was Deputy for Cambridge to the General Court - also in 1683.2
  • He died on 6 May 1683 in Cambridge, Massachusetts.1
  • He was buried in Old Burying Ground, Cambridge, Massachusetts.3
    Gravestone

Will

John Stone left a will dated on 16 April 1683 Abstract of the will dated 16 Apr. 1683. To wife Ann Stone, for life, the house where I now dwell, all moveables, six cows, a mare, swine, poultry; also rents from my houses and lands at Sudbury, now occupied by my son Daniel Stone; at her death my dwelling house in Cambridge to go to my daughters Hannah Bent, Mary Fox, Elizabeth Stowe, Margaret Brown, Tabitha Rice and Sarah Hill, and the remainder she leaves to be equally divided among all my children. All my outlands in Sudbury to be equally divided among my sons Daniel, David, Nathaniel Stone, they to pay to my above nameddaughters 100 pounds. My dwelling houses and lands thereto belonging in Sudbury, I give to my son John Stone, for life, to be improved for his maintenance by my son Daniel Stone, with remainder to my said son Daniel Stone or his heirs. Wife Ann Stone to be executrix, and brethern John Cooper, Sen. , and Samuel Stone, Sen., to be overseers, and executors after the decease of my wife. Proved 12 June 1683. (Middlesex Co. Probate Records, N. 21596.)2

Story

ELDER JOHN(2) STONE [Dea. Gregory (1)], born in Nayland, Suffolk, England, and baptized 31 July 1618, when about seventeen years old accompanied his father to New England in 1635, and presumbly spent the remainder of his minority with the latter in Watertown and Cambridge, Mass. On becoming of age in 1639 he married, and was evidently then advanced by his father a portion of his patrimony with which he established himself in the new town of Sudbury, Mass. The site of his homestead has been located; but the only traces now remaining of any building there are a few fragments of crudely made brick, probably remnants of a chimney or hearth. The house was situated in the present town of Wayland (formerly East Sudbury), on a nine-acre lot on the northerly side of the main highway from Watertown, first called the "Watertown Trail." later termed "East Street." and "North Street," amd at a point about a quarter of a mile west of Pond lBrook. His adjoining neighbors were Henry Clurtis on the east and Nathaniel Treadway on the west. John(2) Stone lived here about seven years. The Sudbury Records mention in 1640 three grants of meadows, on what is now Wayland, to John Stone; on 22 Feb. 1669/40, two acres on 20 Apr. 1640, four and a half acres; and on 18 Nov. 1640, nine acres. He also shared in divisions of uplands and commons.

In 1646 he sold all his property in Sudbury to John Moore, and in 1847 removed up the Sudbury River into then primeval wilderness and built a house at Otter Neck iin which is now Framingham, being the first settler within the limits of what later becme this town. This whole region for the next thiry years was inhabite by less than a dozen families and was legallywithin no town; but inhabitants attended Sudbury Church and are mentioned in the records of that town. After the close of SKing Pillip's War (1677), the propulation rapidly increased, and in 1700, Framingham was incorporated as a town.

From 1640 to 1700, the territory of Framingham was considered province land, and numerous large grants were made to various individuals by the General Court, viz.: to Mrs. Eliizabeth Glover, six hundred acres in 1640; to Thomas Mayhew, thre hundred acres in 1643; to Richard Wayte, three hundred acres in 1658; to Elijah Corlett, two hundred acres in 1659, and to Thomas Danforth about fourteen thousand acres in 1662. Other grants were made later.

At the time John(2) Stone first settled at Otter Neck in 1647, he simply squatted on the land with no written title either from the Colony government or from the Indians. But on 15 May 1656, he secured a deed from the Indians of about a dozen acres of land in what is now Saxonville, which was at once confirmed by the General Court which granted him fifty additional acres adjoining. On 13 Dec. 1661 he bought the Corlett farm of two hundred acres, on 15 Sept.1666, he and Nathaniel Treadway, executors and residuary legatees of the will of Edward Howe, were deeded by Thomas Mayhew his three hundred acre grant to cancel a debt to Howes; and by various other purchases John(2) Stone acquiredd in all nearly a thousand acres covering much of the present Saxonville. In 1658 he built a new house near the location of the present Saxonville railroad station, and later he built houses for his sons in that vicinity. He also built, about 1658, a dam and gristmill on the falls of the Sudbury River, where the Stone family owned the mill privlidge for several generations. It thus appears John(2) Stone was a successful and prosperous famer and by industry and frugality acquired an extensive landed estate and a huge family of children.

Living in an unincorporated region during the twenty-five most important and active years of his life (1647-1672), John(2) Stone was not prominent in public affairs of Sudbury, the town with which he was associated , exccept that he served as town clerk in 1655 and was for some years one of the deacons in the Sudbury Church. After the death of his father in 1672, he removed to Cambridge, inheriting his father's homestead there; and in 1682 and 1683 he was chosen a deputy for that town to the Massachusetts General Court. On 13 Nov. 1682, he wwas elected one of the two ruling elders of the Cambridge Church, a mark of the high esteem in which he was held by his fellow townsmen. He died at Cambridge, 5 May 1683, in his sixty-fifth year, and was buried in the old Cambridge Cemetery, where his gravestone bears the following inscription:

Me ento le esse Mortalem

Here lyeth ye body of Elder John Stone

Aged 64 years

Who departed this life ye 5th day of May

1683

Elder John(2) Stone married in 1639, Anne _______, who had his children and survived him. For over a half century there has been much speculation as to her lparentage. She and Nathaniel Treadway (her next-door neighbor in Sudbury) were the principal and residuary legatees (with no named relationship) of the will in 1644, oof Edward Howe of Watertown, Mass., who was batized 1 Jan. 1587/8 at Boxted, co. Essex, England, directly across the Stour River from Nayland, co. Suffolk, and married there, 16 Aug 1610, Margaret Wells; so it has been generall claimed that Anne wife of John Stone and Suffrana wife of Nathaniel Treadway were sisters, and daughters of Edward Howe. These ideas are erroneous, as it has been proved that Nathaniel Treadway married in New England, in 1639, Suffrana Haynes, daughter of Walter Haynes, who came from Wiltshire, in 1638 and she had no sister named Anne and there is no evidence that Edward Howe had any surviving children. The English origin of Nathaniel Treadway has not been discovered; but the writer has found this rare family name only in Essex and Herts. The registers oof Boxted are lost from 1617 to 1640, so data on the Howes there are incomplete. From what evidences are yet available, it seems likely that Anne, wife of John(2) Stone, was a sister of Nathaniel Treadway and that their mother was a sister of Edward Howe, thus making them niece and nephew of the latter.

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Citations

  1. [S3644] Smith, Dean Crawford; Sanborn, Melinde Lutz, "The English Origins of the Howe and Treadway Families of Watertown, Massachusetts", The American Genealogist, volume 70, , Journal Article.
  2. [S455] Tunnell, Mark L, compiler, family tree titled "Tunnell & Hootman Family Genealogy", published by Ancestry.com, wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com, from database ID mtunnell, Sep 2007 , .
  3. [S2875] Find A Grave: Old Burying Ground - Harvard Square Cemetery, Mass Ave, Cambridge, Massachusetts, Elder John Stone, created by Kevin Avery the moo, added Aug 2007, memorial number 21016416.
  4. [S457] Snethen, Richard, compiler, family tree titled "Snethen Family", published by Ancestry.com, wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com, from database ID:2815454, updated Dec 2006, viewed Nov 2007 , .

Hannah Stone

#2372, (1640-about 1685)
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Parents

Biography

  • Hannah Stone was born on 6 June 1640 in Sudbury, Massachusetts.1
  • She married John Bent on 1 July 1658 in Sudbury, Massachusetts.1
  • John and Hannah had 2 children.2
  • She died about 1685 at age ~45.1

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Citations

  1. [S586] Bill, compiler, family tree titled "Marshall Family", published by Ancestry.com, wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com, from database ID wtm, updated Sep 2011, viewed Mar 2012 , .
  2. [S610] Phipps, Richard C, compiler, family tree titled "rcp", published by Ancestry.com, wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com, from database ID rcp, updated Jun 2011, viewed Jul 2011 , .

John Stone

#2373, (1642-)
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Parents

Biography

  • John Stone was born in 1642.

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Daniel Stone

#2374, (1644-about 1718/19)
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Parents

Children with Mary Moore (b. about 1641, d. 10 January 1702/03)

Biography

  • Daniel Stone was born on 31 August 1644 in Sudbury, Massachusetts.1
  • He married Mary Moore on 22 November 1667 in Sudbury, Massachusetts.2
  • He married Abigail Wheeler on 8 February 1708/09 in Boston, Massachusetts.2
  • Rev Cotton Mather was the minister marrying the couple.2
  • He married Ruth Haynes on 18 November 1712 in Framingham, Massachusetts.2
  • He died about March 1718/19 in Framingham, Massachusetts, at age ~74.1

Other Information

Citations

  1. [S53] Bartlett, J Gardner, Gregory Stone Genealogy:Ancestry and Descendants of Deacon Gregory Stone of Cambridge, Mass. 1320-1917, Boston, Massachusetts: The Stone Family Association, 1918, p 81.
  2. [S53] Bartlett, J Gardner, Gregory Stone Genealogy:Ancestry and Descendants of Deacon Gregory Stone of Cambridge, Mass. 1320-1917, Boston, Massachusetts: The Stone Family Association, 1918, p 82.

David Stone

#2375, (1646-)
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Parents

Biography

  • David Stone was born in 1646.

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