Magazine of New England History
Magazine of New England History
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Dec. 5, 1770. HI. Sarah"^ b. Aug. 27, 1747. In Warren, Jan. 27, 1766, she acknowledged the receipt of £2l9-8s the por- tion left her by her father. IV. John^b. Feb. 15, ^1749.
V. Nathaniel^ b, probably 1751, after his father's death. The name is liere recorded, upon the statement of bond of Jonathan* Pearce above quoted. Daniel* Pearce, 3d {BaniePy JDanieP John'^), whs horn October 22, 1717. He was a Glazier and was made a free- man of North Kingstown and of the colony in 1738. He MAGAZINE OF N...EW ENGLAND HISTORY. 137 married Mary, and his children are recorded in East Greenwich, where his name is spelled "Pierce. " Children : I. Sarah^, b. Oct. 9, 1743.
II. Lawrence Southcotte^ b. April 12, 1745, in East Greenwich. Census of 1774 records him in North Kingstown, and as having two sons under 16.
III. DanieP, b. Aug. 19, 1746, in East Greenwicli. D.
young.
IV. Langworthy^ b. Dec. 12, 1747, in Warwick, m. And in census of 1774 was of Nortli Kingstown, and had one son and two daughters under 16.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dec. 5, 1770. HI. Sarah"^ b. Aug. 27, 1747. In Warren, Jan. 27, 1766, she acknowledged the receipt of £2l9-8s the por- tion left her by her father. IV. John^b. Feb. 15, ^1749.
V. Nathaniel^ b, probably 1751, after his father's death. The name is liere recorded, upon the statement of bond of Jonathan* Pearce above quoted. Daniel* Pearce, 3d {BaniePy JDanieP John'^), whs horn October 22, 1717. He was a Glazier and was made a free- man of North Kingstown and of the colony in 1738. He MAGAZINE OF N...EW ENGLAND HISTORY. 137 married Mary, and his children are recorded in East Greenwich, where his name is spelled "Pierce. " Children : I. Sarah^, b. Oct. 9, 1743.
II. Lawrence Southcotte^ b. April 12, 1745, in East Greenwich. Census of 1774 records him in North Kingstown, and as having two sons under 16.
III. DanieP, b. Aug. 19, 1746, in East Greenwicli. D.
young.
IV. Langworthy^ b. Dec. 12, 1747, in Warwick, m. And in census of 1774 was of Nortli Kingstown, and had one son and two daughters under 16.
What to read after Magazine of New England History?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George T George Tobias Flom to read onlineMoreLess
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