Lucia Chadbourne

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1699 Will of Lucy (Treworgye)(Chadbourne)(Wills) Stileman

           In the name of god Amen The Eighth Day of January In The Eleventh year of The Reigne of our Sovereigne Lord William The Third by The Grace of god of England Scotland France and Ireland King Defender of the faith &c Anno: Dom: one Thousand Six hundred ninety & nine.  I Lucy Stileman of New Castle being In Perfect health both In Body and mind....

That Is To Say first. I Give and bequeath To my grandson James Chadborn Son of My late Son James Chadborn one half part of all my land and Meddow which Is lying and being Att or ny Sturgeon Creek In the Province of main which was granted me by A Deed of gift or Joynter from My former Husband Humphry Chadborn Duering My Natural Life and Then Att my disposeal Among our Children And The Sd James Chadborn Is To Pay his sister Lucy Chadborn twenty Pounds out of The Incoms or Rent of The Sd Land And If the sd James Shuld Dy without Issue Then The Sd Land Is to goe tro his Sd Sister Lucy _____ I Give and bequeath To my Daughter Elizabeth Alcock The other half of my Sd land and Meaddow Aforsd To be Equally divided betwext her and my grandson Aforsd Shee Paying To her Sister Katharine Wamouth Twenty Pounds out of the Rent or Income. and If my Daughter Elizabeth Alcock Shuld Dy without Issue and Leave A husband then sd Land and Mash Shall remain to her husband Dureing his Natural life and then Decend To my Daughter Katharine Waymouth or her heirs: or If She Dy without husband or Issue Imediately to goe As Aforesd To my Daughter Waymouth or her heirs she or they Paying To my other Two Daughters Viz Lucy Lewis & Alice Dunnel Each Ten Pounds being the mony Recd of her Sister Alcock or If Not Recd by Reason of The Shortness of The Time being In My daughters Alcocks hands &c Then Nevertheless To Pay Them The Ten Pounds Each ___ And That whereas my l ast husband Mr Elias Stileman Did give me forty Pounds To be Disposed by me out of his Estate I give and Bequeth That Equally between my five Daughters Viz: Eight pounds To Each Lucy Lewis Alice Dunnel Kattharine Waymouth Eliza Alcock & Joana Cutt Each Eight Pounds Whereas I Now have An obligation from Rich: Stileman for Ten Pounds If I Receve That Ten Pounds Then I give my Grand son Thomas Landel Ten Pounds mony If I dy before I Recover That Then my Sd Grand son Shall have that Bill I heereby Assigning It over to him I Give to my Grandaughter Lucy Chadborn Daughter to my Son James Chadborn A Cow Whearas There Is A Dt Due from my late Son Humpry Chadborn I Give that To my four grandchildren My Son Humprys Children Viz Mary Wm Eliza & Joseph Chadborn And what Ever Estate I Leave Else Not heer mentioned I order It to be Equally Divided between my Sd five Daughters Viz: Lucy Lewis Kath: Waymouth Eliza Alcock Alice Dunell & Joanah Cutt And I Doe heereby Appoint My Two Daughters Kath: Wamouth & Eliza Alcock To be my Executrixes of this my last will and Testament I Desire My good frends John Hincks & Robt Eliot Esqrs To be Overseours heer of to See this My Will fulfiled In wittness whereof I have heerunto Sett my hand And Seal the Day and year Above writen
1699 In Presents of Samuel Smith mary tetherly Theodore Atkinson signum Lucy X Stileman Alis Wells Alis Chadborn (seal)

(NHSP 31:452-3, proved 13 Apr 1708) With Wills, Lucy had a daughter, Joanna Wills, born circa 1669 (LND, 760), who married by Jan 1699, when she was called Joanna Cutt in her mother's will, Richard Cutt. Children, probably born Kittery (now S Berwick), surname CHADBOURNE:

Lucy Treworgye (1636 - 1704) Born in England on 1636 to James Treworgye and Catherine Shapleigh. Lucy married Elias Stileman. Lucy married Thomas Wills and had a child. Lucy married Humphrey Chadbourne and had 7 children. She passed away on 1704 in Kittery, Maine, USA.

LUCY'S FAMILY MEMBERS Parents James Treworgye 1593-1647 Catherine Shapleigh 1608-1680

Spouses & Children Elias Stileman 1615-1695 Thomas Wills 1627-1687 Joanna Wills Humphrey Chadbourne 1600-67 Elizabeth Chadbourne Lucy Chadbourne Humphrey Chadbourne James Chadbourne William Chadbourne Alice Chadbourne Katherine Chadbourne

           In the name of god Amen The Eighth Day of January In The Eleventh year of The Reigne of our Sovereigne Lord William The Third by The Grace of god of England Scotland France and Ireland King Defender of the faith &c Anno: Dom: one Thousand Six hundred ninety & nine.  I Lucy Stileman of New Castle being In Perfect health both In Body and mind....

That Is To Say first. I Give and bequeath To my grandson James Chadborn Son of My late Son James Chadborn one half part of all my land and Meddow which Is lying and being Att or ny Sturgeon Creek In the Province of main which was granted me by A Deed of gift or Joynter from My former Husband Humphry Chadborn Duering My Natural Life and Then Att my disposeal Among our Children And The Sd James Chadborn Is To Pay his sister Lucy Chadborn twenty Pounds out of The Incoms or Rent of The Sd Land And If the sd James Shuld Dy without Issue Then The Sd Land Is to goe tro his Sd Sister Lucy _____ I Give and bequeath To my Daughter Elizabeth Alcock The other half of my Sd land and Meaddow Aforsd To be Equally divided betwext her and my grandson Aforsd Shee Paying To her Sister Katharine Wamouth Twenty Pounds out of the Rent or Income. and If my Daughter Elizabeth Alcock Shuld Dy without Issue and Leave A husband then sd Land and Mash Shall remain to her husband Dureing his Natural life and then Decend To my Daughter Katharine Waymouth or her heirs: or If She Dy without husband or Issue Imediately to goe As Aforesd To my Daughter Waymouth or her heirs she or they Paying To my other Two Daughters Viz Lucy Lewis & Alice Dunnel Each Ten Pounds being the mony Recd of her Sister Alcock or If Not Recd by Reason of The Shortness of The Time being In My daughters Alcocks hands &c Then Nevertheless To Pay Them The Ten Pounds Each ___ And That whereas my l ast husband Mr Elias Stileman Did give me forty Pounds To be Disposed by me out of his Estate I give and Bequeth That Equally between my five Daughters Viz: Eight pounds To Each Lucy Lewis Alice Dunnel Kattharine Waymouth Eliza Alcock & Joana Cutt Each Eight Pounds Whereas I Now have An obligation from Rich: Stileman for Ten Pounds If I Receve That Ten Pounds Then I give my Grand son Thomas Landel Ten Pounds mony If I dy before I Recover That Then my Sd Grand son Shall have that Bill I heereby Assigning It over to him I Give to my Grandaughter Lucy Chadborn Daughter to my Son James Chadborn A Cow Whearas There Is A Dt Due from my late Son Humpry Chadborn I Give that To my four grandchildren My Son Humprys Children Viz Mary Wm Eliza & Joseph Chadborn And what Ever Estate I Leave Else Not heer mentioned I order It to be Equally Divided between my Sd five Daughters Viz: Lucy Lewis Kath: Waymouth Eliza Alcock Alice Dunell & Joanah Cutt And I Doe heereby Appoint My Two Daughters Kath: Wamouth & Eliza Alcock To be my Executrixes of this my last will and Testament I Desire My good frends John Hincks & Robt Eliot Esqrs To be Overseours heer of to See this My Will fulfiled In wittness whereof I have heerunto Sett my hand And Seal the Day and year Above writen
1699 In Presents of Samuel Smith mary tetherly Theodore Atkinson signum Lucy X Stileman Alis Wells Alis Chadborn (seal)

(NHSP 31:452-3, proved 13 Apr 1708) With Wills, Lucy had a daughter, Joanna Wills, born circa 1669 (LND, 760), who married by Jan 1699, when she was called Joanna Cutt in her mother's will, Richard Cutt. Children, probably born Kittery (now S Berwick), surname CHADBOURNE:

11 i. HUMPHREY3, b ca 1653. 12 ii. JAMES, b ca 1655.

           iii.       WILLIAM, b ca 1657; d before 8 Jan 1699, when he was not named in his mother's will (MPA 1/103); unm.  He was captured by Indians in 1676, and released at Pemaquid on the Penobscot River later that year to Major Waldron's expedition to the Eastward.  He and others were ransomed for twelve skins each (LND, 134).  Administration on his estate was granted to his mother 22 Sept 1701 (YCP #2707).

13 iv. LUCY, b about 1659. 14 v. ALICE, b ca 1661. 15 vi. KATHERINE, b ca 1665. 16 vii. ELIZABETH, b after 25 May 1667 (posthumous).

4. WILLIAM2 CHADBOURNE (1. William1), baptized Tamworth, Warwickshire, England 15 Oct 1620; probably died, returned to England or removed from the colony before 25 May 1667 when he was not mentioned in the will of his brother Humphrey, who bequeathed a small sum of money to Mary "Fosse," William's only known child; married before 1644 (LND, 134) MARY _____, born about 1620s, living 10th month 1644 when her child was born.

           William was living with his brother Humphrey at Old Fields in 1640.  Both William2 and his father were in Boston in 1643.

It is possible that he was the William Chadbourne who was granted land in Portsmouth RI in 1642/3 (see under #1 William Chadbourne). It is also speculated that he may have continued down the American coastline and settled in Cecil Co MD circa 1669, where a William Chadbourne died by 1 Aug 1678, married by 28 Nov 1674 SUSANNA (___) FAXON, widow of Richard Faxon of Baltimore Co (Barnes, Baltimore County Families, 1659-1759, 101). This Maryland William was deputy surveyor of Baltimore and Somerset Cos in Nov 1675 and had son AMOS born circa 1671.
Child, born Boston MA, surname CHADBOURNE: 17 i. MARY3, b 10th mo 1644 (Boston Record Commissioners' Report 9:18)

Figure 4: Berwick 1631-1700, corrected from Everett S Stackpole's Old Kittery and Her Families, p 133

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