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Ashcraft, John m. 12 Sep 1670 Stoneington, Ct. Osborne Hannah b. 18 Dec. 1651 Windsor, Weymouth, Ma d/o John and Mary Osborne. m2nd Blackman, Deliverence. He d. 15 Sep. 1680 Stoneington, Ct.
Martha Ashcraft Neal, Ashcraft Family Descendants of Daniel, The, 1994, Gateway Press Inc. Baltimore, Md., pg. 199-201, , Library of Congress # 94-77682.
Served in 1676 in Capt. George Denison's expedition in King Philip's War; he received a posthumous land grant, which his sons sold.
In 1664, he was arraigned with his friend, John Carr, for various misdemeanors, including trying to entice women from their husbands (by writing letters, hiding in their houses, etc). They were fined and the young women were warned to take care.
(NOTE: Despite the family legend about the first Carr being orphaned at sea in the early 1700s when both his immigrant parents died on the voyage, the Ashcrafts and the Carrs were thus associated at least a generation earlier and continued their connection in Pennsylvania and Indiana well into the 1800s.)
10. John Ashcraft (John, Richard, Richard) was born in 1644 in Barbados or England. He died on 15 Sep 1680 in Stonington, New London County, Connecticut. John married Hannah Osborne daughter of John Osborne and Anne Oldage on 12 Sep 1670 in Stonington, New London County, Connecticut. Hannah was born on 18 Dec 1651 in Windsor, Weymouth, Norfolk County, Massachusetts. She died in Windsor, Weymouth, Norfolk County, Massachusetts.
They had the following children:
3. John Ashcraft (Richard, Richard) was born on 12 Jul 1618 in England. He died on 28 Apr 1666 in St. Michael Parish, Barbados. John married Elizabeth Peers.
John and Elizabeth had the following children:
John Ashcroft was deeded a plantation in Barbados from Robert and Ann Tothill who were close friends with Richard Peers in 1663. (Vol 2, Folio 542, 1663 St Michaels Barbados). This plantation in St Michaels Parish consisted of 10 acres that belonged to the late Lt Francis Piggot. It bounded North and East by other lands of Lt Piggot and on the south by lands of Charles Playdwell and west by lands which had belonged to Bonham Corter.
John died and was buried 28 April 1666.
John was made overseer of the will of Richard Peers of Barbados, dated March 13, 1661. The Peers had a plantation that produced molasses and rum and land in Herefordshire, England was also mentioned. Edward Peers names John Ashcraft and John's daughter Peers Ashcroft in his will as well as nominating John and Capt John Berry as overseers of his will dated 12 June 1665.
The fact that John Ashcraft named his daughter Peers indicated a close relationship. By some accounts, John's wife was Elizabeth Peers. In the Will of John Peers dated 16 March 1688, Elizabeth Ashcroft and her children John, Richard, Edward, Susannah, and Elizabeth are mentioned.
Richard Peers son Edward in his will on 16 April 1665 that John and his daughter Peers received legacies equal to the amount left to Edwards sister. In 1671, the marriage records indicate Mrs Pierie Ashcrofte and Thomas Mercier were married on July 20 in Barbados.
John Ashcraft Born 12 Jul 1618 in London, England. Married Elizabeth Pearce(?) Died 28 Apr 1666 in St. Michael Parish, Barbados.
ohn Ashcraft- my Paternal 8th Great-Grandfather. Sincerely P.W. Rupp
(I found this on Geni.) (Source-Judith "Judi" Elaine (McKee) Bur....)
John Ashcraft, Jr.
Birthdate: circa 1644 Birthplace: Probably Barbados, West Indies Death: Died September 15, 1680 in Stonington, New London County, Connecticut Colony
Immediate Family:
Son of John Ashcraft, Sr. and Elizabeth Ashcraft Husband of Hannah Ashcraft Father of Lt. John Ashcraft, III; Hannah Ashcraft; Hannah Ashcraft; Ephriam Ashcraft and Mary Ashcraft Brother of Susanna Ashcraft; Edward Ashcraft; Elizabeth Ashcraft; Peers Ashcraft; Richard Ashcraft; Ephraim Ashcraft; Hannah Ashcraft; Hannah Ashcraft and Mary Ashcraft « less
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1644
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Probably Barbados, British West Indies
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1671 |
August 14, 1671
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Groton or Stonington, New London County, Connecticut Colony
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1673 |
January 5, 1673
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Stonington, New London County, Connecticut.
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1675 |
January 8, 1675
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Stonington, New London County, Connecticut
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1677 |
December 11, 1677
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Stonington, New London County, Connecticut.
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1680 |
July 22, 1680
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Stonington, New London County, Connecticut Colony
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September 15, 1680
Age 36
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Stonington, New London County, Connecticut Colony
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