Mary Feake

Mary Patrick

• F, d. before 20 May 1692

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Mary was born in London, County Middlesex, England. She was the daughter of Alexander POatrick of London.1 Mary married Tobias Feake, son of James Feake and Audrey Crompton, after 1656 in England. Tobias never returned from his trip abroad. Instad of returning home to Flushing, he returned to his home in England, deserting his wife & children. Mary & the children were left with no income & to fend for themselves. Mary's husband, Tobias, died before 8 October 1672 in Wapping, County Middlesex, England, leaving her a widow. She made her will 20th day of the 11th month 1691.

Mary Feke, widow, 20 Aug., 1691. To dau. Elizabeth Morgan ?3, a gold ring, etc. Livestock to granddaus., Mary & Aritus Morgan; two twenty acre lots in Flushing to grandsons Thomas, Charles & James Morgan; bequeaths to friends Samuel Dean' Hugh Cowperthwait, & Samuel Haight; residue to dau. Judith, and she exx. Overseers: John Rodman & John Burrows. Wits. Thomas Stevenson, William Laurence, & Benjamin Field.2,3

Mary departed this life before 20 May 1692 in the Town of Flushing, Queens County, Long Island, New York. Her will was probated on 20 May 1692.

Will abstract of Mary Patrick Feake: Mary Feke, widow, 20 Aug., 1691. To dau. Elizabeth Morgan ?3, a gold ring, etc. Livestock to granddaus., Mary & Aritus Morgan; two twenty acre lots in Flushing to grandsons Thomas, Charles & James Morgan; bequeaths to friends Samuel Dean' Hugh Cowperthwait, & Samuel Haight; residue to dau. Judith, and she exx. Overseers: John Rodman & John Burrows. Wits. Thomas Stevenson, William Laurence, & Benjamin Field.2,3

It is possible that Elizabeth the wife of Charles Morgan was Mary Patrick's daughter with Mary's first husband; his name is unknown. But Elizabeth might be a daughter with the second husband of Mary, Tobias Feake.

From McCurdy Family Lineage: Tobias was the s/o Feake-47 and Crompton-129. Born circa 1622 and christened at White Chapel, London, Aug., 1624. As young children Tobias and his sister Judith were sent to live w/ his Aunt Alice Feake Dickson and Tobias Dickson (Dixon). They lived in Germany for a time and by 10 May 1639 both were under the guardianship of Robert Feake-4 in Mass. Bay Colony. He was schout (sheriff) Flushing, New Netherlands and a signer of the Flushing Remonstrance in Dec. 1657. Was arrested for this action and fined 299 guilders (per this narrative). He marr. 2nd Mary Patrick after 1656, may have had children. On 24 June 1662 Tobias was authorized by the Orphan Masters to go to Holland to collect the inheritance that belonged to his first wife.

References

• Abstracts of Early NY Wills in Long Island Sources AncestryImage
• Torrey, Volume Title: New England Marriages Prior to 1700 AncestryImage
• https://mccurdyfamilylineage.com/ancestry/p7188.htm
• [S971] Patricia L. Haslam, Captain Daniel Patrick of the 1630 Winthrop Fleet & Some of His Descendants, pages 475.
• [S506] Note: Wills are located in Queen's County Book of Wills, Liber A, page 7.
• [S1180] Amos Canfield, Abstracts of Early Wills of Queens Co., N.Y., Recorded in Libers A & C of Deeds, Pgs. 114-120, page 118 - Abstract of Will of Mary Feake dated: 20 August 1691.
• Abstracts of Early Wills of Queens County, New York, Recorded in Libers A and C of Deeds. AncestryImage