Henry V. Ambrose

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Henry Ambrose

b.Aug 1701 Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, United States

d.1746 Chester, Rockingham, New Hampshire, United States

Family tree▼

Parents and Siblings

F. Nathaniel Ambrose
1677/78 - 1745

M. Sarah Eastman
1674 - 1728
m. 8 Dec 1697

Henry Ambrose
1701 - 1746

Spouse and Children

H. Henry Ambrose
1701 - 1746

W. Hannah Hoyt
Abt 1701 -
m. 20 Dec 1722

Jonathan Ambrose
1723 -

▼Facts and Events

Name[1] Henry Ambrose

Gender Male

Birth[1] Aug 1701 Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts, United States

Marriage 20 Dec 1722
to Hannah Hoyt

Residence[1] 1731 Chester, Rockingham, New Hampshire, United States
removed from Salisbury, Mass.

Death[1] 1746 Chester, Rockingham, New Hampshire, United States

Probate[2] 25 Jun 1746
Admin of estate granted to Jonathan of Exeter
Probate[2] 16 Sep 1746
Inventory Taken

▼References

↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 "Ambrose Family", in Perley, Sidney, ed. Essex Antiquarian. (Salem, Mass.: Essex Antiquarian)
3:74, 1899.
Henry Ambrose, born in Salisbury Aug._, 1701. He was a husbandman; and lived in Salisbury until the fall of 1731, when he removed to Chester, NH. He married, first, Hannah Hoyt, Dec. 20 1722; and second, Mary Haise (published Sept. 26, 1724) He died in 1746.

↑ 2.0 2.1 New Hampshire; Albert Stillman Batchellor (ed.); Otis Grant Hammond (ed.); and Henry Harrison Metcalf (ed.). Probate Records of the Province of New Hampshire. (New Hampshire: The State [et al], 1907–1941)
3: 379, 380.
- Mary Ambrose, widow, renounces administration on the estate of her husband, Henry Ambrose of Chester, in favor of Jonathan Ambrose, oldest son, June 24, 1746; witnesses Nathaniel Fitts and Mehitabel Fitts.
- Administration of the estate of Henry Ambrose of Chester, yeoman, granted to his, Jonathan Ambrose of Exeter, yeoman, June 25, 1746.
- Inventory, Sept. 16, 1746; amount £284.13.0. signed by Samuel Ingalls and Samuel Emerson.
- Administrator's account of the settlement of the estate; receipts £429.13.0; expenditures, £245.4.2; allowed Feb. 22, 1748/9