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About Capt. Samuel Winkley
Samuel Winkley landed in Portsmouth, N. H. on August 9, 1680, as per records of the family.
He settled first in Kittery, Maine, where he followed the trade of ship building. About 1705 to 1710, he was a mariner out of Boston.
He moved to Portsmouth, N. H. About 1710, where he was engaged in Trade and Commerce.
His home, on Crooked Lane, in Kittery, Maine, was apparently a garrison during the indian troubles, as there are records of money paid to his wife Sarah, in 1695, for the housing and feeding of soldiers at his Majesty’s orders.
Children:
- Samuel. Born November 20, 1686, Died at sea about 1707 or 1708.
- Francis. Born 1689. Died April 23, 1776, Barrington, N. H. Francis married Mary Emerson, the daughter of Reverend John and Mary (Barton) Emerson. She was born about 1704 or 1705, and died on March 17, 1745.
- Nicholas: He died as a young man. He possibly married Sarah Wade. No issue.
- Michael: Born May 13, 1699. Died May 18, 1699.
- William: Married Susanna Cutts Penhallow. He died as a young man. No issue.
- Sarah: Birth and death unknown. Married Tobias Langdon of Portsmouth, N. H., in 1713 or 1714.
- Elizabeth: Married Samuel Weeks, of Boston, MA.
- Samuel (2): Born after the death of the first son Samuel. Guardians appointed in his Father’s will. Probably the son of the third wife, Elizabeth Hunking Fernald.
https://www.genealogy.com/forum/surnames/topics/winkley/9/
Piscataqua pioneers, 1623-1775; register of members and ancestors;" pg. 208-209
WINKLEY, SAMUEL, 1666-1736. He came from Lancashire County, England, about 1680, and settled in Portsmouth, N. H. Later he bought land in Kittery, where he engaged in the ship and boat building business, which he followed all his life and which was continued by his son after his death. Soon after settling in Kittery he married Sarah Trickey, daughter of Francis and Sarah Trickey of Kittery and Portsmouth. His house was on Crooked Lane ; the land about there had been granted to his father-in-law some time before, in 1656. Here Winkley established his shipyard, and it remained in possession of that family for three generations. In his later years he gave to his sons the management of the shipyard and he resided at Portsmouth, where he was engaged in mercantile affairs. He became a very wealthy man.
He died in 1736, leaving an elaborate will, disposing of his large estate. 15 April, 1703, administration was granted to Samuel Winkley on the estate of his wife's mother, Mrs. Sarah Trickey, deceased. It is not known when his wife died, but the marriage of Samuel Winkley and Hannah Adams was recorded in Boston 12 Dec, 1705. His third wife was Elizabeth Fernald, to whom he was married in Nov., 1712. He moved to Portsmouth about 1710, and died there in 1736.
Children: (1) Samuel, b. 28 Oct., 1687; d. at sea ab. 1707.— (2) Michael, b. 13 May, 1689; d. 1699. — (3) William, b. Feb., 1700; m. Susannah Cutts Pen- hallow. — (4) Francis, b. 1689; m. Mary Emerson. — (5) Nicholas, d. when a young man. — (6) Sarah, m. 12 Feb., 1713-4, Tobias Langdon of Portsmouth. — (7) Elizabeth, m. Samuel Weeks of Boston. — (8) Samuel, d. after 1726, unm.
- Updated from MyHeritage Family Trees via wife Hannah Adams (born Checkley) by SmartCopy: Dec 29 2014, 6:41:55 UTC
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Capt. Samuel Winkley's Timeline
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1666
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Clitheroe, Lancashire, England
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October 20, 1686
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New Castle, Rockingham, NH, United States
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1689
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New Castle, Rockingham, NH, United States
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1694
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New Castle, Rockingham, NH, United States
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February 5, 1700
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New Castle, Rockingham, NH, United States
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1703
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1713
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