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Andrew Riggs

Birthdate:
Birthplace: Gloucester, Essex County, Massachusetts Bay Colony
Death: after 1771
Gloucester, Essex County, Province of Massachusetts
Place of Burial: Gloucester, Essex, Massachusetts
Immediate Family:

Son of Thomas Riggs, of Gloucester and Mary Riggs
Husband of Mary Riggs
Father of Mary Allen; Elizabeth Hill; William Riggs; Anne Riggs, Prob Died Young; Joseph Riggs and 5 others
Brother of Mary Haskell; Thomas Riggs, Died Young; Sarah Tucker; Anna Wharf; Thomas Riggs, II and 4 others

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About Andrew Riggs

Andrew Riggs

  • Gender: Male
  • Birth:Jan 8 1682 Gloucester, Essex, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British Colonial America
  • Marriage: Spouse: Mary Richardson Jan 21 1704 Newbury, Essex, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British Colonial America
  • Death:1771 Gloucester, Essex, Massachusetts
  • Parents: Thomas Riggs & Mary Riggs (born Millett)
  • Wife: Mary Riggs (born Richardson) Children:
  • Mary Allen (born Riggs)
  • Elizabeth Riggs
  • Joseph Riggs
  • Margaret Riggs
  • Patience Tucker (born Riggs)
  • George Riggs
  • Anna Riggs
  • Ann Riggs
  • William Riggs

Biography

From Genealogy of the Riggs Family: With a Number of Cognate Branches Descended ... By John Hankins Wallace. appendix. GoogleBooks

Andrew Riggs, son of the first Thomas, was born at Gloucester, Mass., 1682, and in 1704 he married Mary Richardson. Nothing of his history or employments has come down to us. Mr. Savage says he was still living in 1771. He had sons—William, Joseph and George—besides six daughters, not named. There are no dates or locations attaching to any one of these children.

Notes

From http://www.thomasriggshouse.com/History.htm

When Thomas Sr.'s youngest son Andrew married Mary Richardson in 1704, a single-storey cape was added to the log house. In 1753 Andrew's youngest son George built the gambrel roof, accommodating three upstairs bedchambers. The house remained in the Riggs family nearly untouched until the current owner designed a timber-frame wing of 18th-c. handhewn beams that provides a great room and loft as well as the house's first permanent electricity, running water, and heat (save for the six working fireplaces).

References

  • Massachusetts Vital Records to 1850, Gloucester - Births. Page 578. Image RIGGS, Andrew, s. Thomas [sr. CR1] and Mary, Jan. 8, 1681.
  • Massachusetts Vital Records to 1850, Gloucester - Marriages. Page 452 Image RIGGS, Andrew, and Mary Richardson of Newbury, at Newbury, Jan. 21, 1703-4
  • Massachusetts Vital Records to 1850, Gloucester - Deaths. Page 257 image Not listed
  • Genealogical and Personal Memoirs Relating to the Families of ..., Volume 2 edited by William Richard Cutter. Page 675. GoogleBooks
  • http://alvyray.com/Riggs/vol5/ThomasRiggs5_v6.2.pdf page 20
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Andrew Riggs's Timeline

1682
January 8, 1682
Gloucester, Essex County, Massachusetts Bay Colony
1705
April 24, 1705
Gloucester, Essex, MA
1707
February 6, 1707
Gloucester, Essex, MA
1709
January 23, 1709
Gloucester, Essex, MA
1711
January 10, 1711
1713
September 26, 1713
Gloucester, Essex, MA
1715
February 4, 1715
1718
September 4, 1718
Gloucester, Essex, MA
1721
February 22, 1721
Gloucester, Essex, MA