First Generation
First Generation
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Denison Esq. Mr.
Clarke being present at the day of the date hereof & saw the said Isaac Cummings signe public this to his last will and testament and that he was of a disposing mind as attest, Robert Lord, cler. " The inventory of the estate, made May 226, as appraised by John Whipple and John How. And testified to by John Cummings, June 14, places the valuation at £166 is. 6d. And the debts at £19 16s. 5d.
Children : 2. I. John, born about 1630. On the list of Freemen, 1672, his name precedes... Isaac's. 1673, he testified in court to being 40 years old; in 1678, 43 (47?) ; in 1679, 50. Ii. Isaac, "horn about 1633. In 1692 he testified to being 60 years; in 1696, 6$. Iii. Ann, born perhaps 1629, as she was said to be 60 years of age at her death, June 29, 1689. She married, Oct. 8, 1669, John Pease, his second marriage. His father, Join came in the ship Frances, from Ipswich, Eng. The son ob- tained a grant of land in 1681 in Springfield, Mass. , in the town now known as Knfield, Conn.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Denison Esq. Mr.
Clarke being present at the day of the date hereof & saw the said Isaac Cummings signe public this to his last will and testament and that he was of a disposing mind as attest, Robert Lord, cler. " The inventory of the estate, made May 226, as appraised by John Whipple and John How. And testified to by John Cummings, June 14, places the valuation at £166 is. 6d. And the debts at £19 16s. 5d.
Children : 2. I. John, born about 1630. On the list of Freemen, 1672, his name precedes... Isaac's. 1673, he testified in court to being 40 years old; in 1678, 43 (47?) ; in 1679, 50. Ii. Isaac, "horn about 1633. In 1692 he testified to being 60 years; in 1696, 6$. Iii. Ann, born perhaps 1629, as she was said to be 60 years of age at her death, June 29, 1689. She married, Oct. 8, 1669, John Pease, his second marriage. His father, Join came in the ship Frances, from Ipswich, Eng. The son ob- tained a grant of land in 1681 in Springfield, Mass. , in the town now known as Knfield, Conn.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George From Old Catalog Mooar to read onlineMoreLess
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