Encyclopedia of Massachusetts Biographical Genealogical volume 5
Encyclopedia of Massachusetts Biographical Genealogical volume 5
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King (see King). 4. Harvey Jenks, August 12, 1828, died at sea; married.
217 ENCYCLOPEDIA OF BIOGRAPHY (The Claflin Line).
(I) Robert Claflin, the progenitor in this country, was of Scotch ancestry. His name was spelled Macklothlan, originally Maclachlan, but soon after coming to this country the prefix "Mac" was dropped and the name modified to its present spell- ing, Claflin. According to tradition he was a Scotch soldier. He was admitted a freeman at Wenham, November 4, 1661. The house he bu...ilt in Wenham is still standing. He married, October 14, 1664, Joanna Warner, daughter of John. He died prior to September 19, 1690, when an inventory of the estate was filed. The receipts signed by his children for their portions of his estate show that they then spelled their names without the prefix, Claflin or Clafflin. Children : Joanna, born at Wenham, August 12, 1665 ; Rob- ert ; Elizabeth, May 13, 1670; Priscilla, August 22, 1672; Daniel, mentioned be- low; Abigail, March 19, 1676; Mary, Feb- ruary 22, 1678; Antipas, 1680.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
King (see King). 4. Harvey Jenks, August 12, 1828, died at sea; married.
217 ENCYCLOPEDIA OF BIOGRAPHY (The Claflin Line).
(I) Robert Claflin, the progenitor in this country, was of Scotch ancestry. His name was spelled Macklothlan, originally Maclachlan, but soon after coming to this country the prefix "Mac" was dropped and the name modified to its present spell- ing, Claflin. According to tradition he was a Scotch soldier. He was admitted a freeman at Wenham, November 4, 1661. The house he bu...ilt in Wenham is still standing. He married, October 14, 1664, Joanna Warner, daughter of John. He died prior to September 19, 1690, when an inventory of the estate was filed. The receipts signed by his children for their portions of his estate show that they then spelled their names without the prefix, Claflin or Clafflin. Children : Joanna, born at Wenham, August 12, 1665 ; Rob- ert ; Elizabeth, May 13, 1670; Priscilla, August 22, 1672; Daniel, mentioned be- low; Abigail, March 19, 1676; Mary, Feb- ruary 22, 1678; Antipas, 1680.
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