Notes

b. Dec 13th, 1656, at Boston, Mass.

Was a soldier in King Phillip's War, in Capt. Scottow's company Jan. 25th, 1675-6, on expedition to recover Fort Black Point, which had been surrendered to the Indians. The fort was found deserted and was recovered without a shot.

In Capt. John Jacobs' company of Hingham, Mass., at Medfield [Massachusetts], July 24th, 1676. He was also in the Swamp fight at Narraganset; but was not in the list of killed or wounded, nor of applicants for bounty lands at close of war. Took oath of Allegiance in 1678.

He was the first Ebenezer known of in the family.

"Pedigree Resource File", database, FamilySearch (http://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.2.1/9QMY-8XH : accessed 2013-07-17), entry for Ebenezer INGOLDSBY. (Edited for clarity)

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Notes

b. Dec 13th, 1656, at Boston, Mass.

Was a soldier in King Phillip's War, in Capt. Scottow's company Jan. 25th, 1675-6, on expedition to recover Fort Black Point, which had been surrendered to the Indians. The fort was found deserted and was recovered without a shot.

In Capt. John Jacobs' company of Hingham, Mass., at Medfield [Massachusetts], July 24th, 1676. He was also in the Swamp fight at Narraganset; but was not in the list of killed or wounded, nor of applicants for bounty lands at close of war. Took oath of Allegiance in 1678.

He was the first Ebenezer known of in the family.

"Pedigree Resource File", database, FamilySearch (http://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.2.1/9QMY-8XH : accessed 2013-07-17), entry for Ebenezer INGOLDSBY. (Edited for clarity)

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