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From page 342-343 of The New England Historical and Genealogical Register, Volume 52. July 1898. "AN ACCOUNT OF DOCTOR WILLIAM SNELLING, WHO CAME TO NEW ENGLAND IN 1647; ALSO OF HIS NEPHEW JOHN SNELLING, WHO PROBABLY ACCOMPANIED HIM; WITH A BRIEF NOTICE OF SOME OF THE LATTER'S DESCENDANTS. By Rev. Samuel Snelling, of Whitemarsh, Pa.
Dr. Snelling's wife Margaret, who was greatly beloved and respected, died on the 18th of June, 1667. And among the earliest inscriptions in Whitmore's Copp's Hill Epitaph is one that reads as follows:
—" Margaret, ye wife of William Snelling, aged 46 years, deceased the 18 day of June 1667."
Two children survived her; William, born 24 June, 1649, and Anne, born 7 May, 1654. William adopted his father's profession, and became a physician. He married Margaret, widow of William Rogers, by whom he had one child, a daughter. He died, together with his wife and child, in the terrible visitation of small pox in the winter of 1677-78. Anne was married to Francis Davenport, whom she survived twenty years, dying in 1697.
from "The Ancestry of Phoebe Tilton, 1775-1847, Wife of Capt. Abel Lunt of Newburyport, Massachusetts" page 270:
Administration on the estate of Thomas Scott was granted to his wife Margaret on Sept. 29, 1657. It was small, containing no real estate, and was insolvent. Thomas Patch and Abigail Bosworth on Sept. 25, 1683, petitioned for the administration on the estate of their brother Thomas Scott, deceased.
Margaret Rogers made her will in Boston on June 22, 1678. Her estate in Ipswich was was bound to make good £200 to her children and, when it cleared of that obligation, £40 from it was to be given to her son and daughter Snelling's two children. The estate of her son Thomas Scott of which she was executrix she left to her own executrix to be disposed of in accordance with Thomas's will. .... etc.
Children of Thomas Scott (d 1657) & Margaret Hubbard:
From page 171 of The Magazine of History, with Notes and Queries, Volumes 7-8 "The Armorial Families of New England."
William Snelling came from Chaddlewood, in Devonshire, to Boston, Mass., as early as 1647. He was the fourth son of Thomas Snelling, Esq., of Chaddlewood, Plympton St. Mary, Co. Devon, and Joan his wife. He m. in Boston, July 5, 1648, Margaret Stagge. He removed to Newbury, Mass., but returned to Boston before Feb. 2, 1653-4. In his will, dated at Boston in 1674 he styles himself "youngest sonn of the late Thomas Snelling of Chaddenwood in Plimton mary in the County of Devon." He d. in Nov., 1674.
His wife, Margaret, d. June 18, 1667, a. 46 years.
His family arms are: " Argent, three griffins' heads, erased gules, a chief indented ermine."
Issue:
1649 |
June 24, 1649
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Newbury, Essex County, Massachusetts, United States
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1677 |
June 20, 1677
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Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts
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1678 |
1678
Age 28
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Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, United States
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