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About Peleg Sanford, 10th Colonial Governor of Rhode Island
Sanford Maine is named after Peleg Sanford.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peleg_Sanford
https://www.ancestry.com/genealogy/records/peleg-sanford-24-2grw81w
Spouse(s)
Mary Coddington 1654 - 1693
Mary Brenton 1639 - 1665
Ann Coddington 1654 - 1693
Mary William Unknown - Unknown
Mary (#1) Benton Unknown - 1674
Mary Brenton 1642 - 1674
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10th GOVERNOR OF THE COLONY OF RHODE ISLAND AND PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS (1680 to 1683)
Peleg was born in 1639 at Newport RI To John Sanford (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/john_sanford_(governor)) and his second wife Bridget Hutchingson. Sanford grew up in Newport and as a young man was appointed as a Captain of a troop of horse there. Following the events of King Phillips War, he and Capt. Goulding informed Capt. Church of the hiding location of the Indian warrior King Phillip and the following day the Indian was found and killed. He married Mary Brenton in 1665 - no children produced by this union and she died in 1676. In 1677 he and Richard Bailey were chosen as agents to go to England to deal with incursions made by the neighboring colony of Connecticut. In 1679 he became a major and in 1687 he was given the rank of lieutenant colonel. He began his political life in 1667 at age 28 (to read more of his life go to Peleg Sanford Wikipedia) He married for the second time a Mary Coddington (daughter of Governor William Coddington) and had seven children with this wife.
https://ancestors.familysearch.org/en/LCXN-CZ7/gov-peleg-sanford-sr...
Gov Peleg Sanford Sr 10 May 1639–28 February 1701
Birth • 5 Sources 10 May 1639 Portsmouth, Rhode Island, Rhode Island, British Colonial America
Age 61 Death • 2 Sources 28 February 1701 Newport, Rhode Island, United States
Peleg Sanford, "Find A Grave Index"
SPOUSES AND CHILDREN
Gov Peleg Sanford Sr 1639-1701
Marriage: about 1665 Rhode Island, British Colonial America
Mary Brenton 1646-1674
Children (0)
PARENTS AND SIBLINGS
Gov John Sanford 1608-1653
Marriage: before 1637 Posssibly Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British Colonial America
Bridget Hutchinson 1619-1698
Children (9)
Eliphal Sanford 1637-1724
Gov Peleg Sanford Sr 1639-1701
Endcome Sanford 1640-1642
Restcome Sanford 1642-1667
William Sanford 1644-1671
Captain Esbon Sanford 1645-1682
Frances Sanford 1648-1649
Elisha Sanford 1650-1691
Ann Sanford 1651-1654
https://gw.geneanet.org/tdowling?lang=en&n=sanford&oc=0&p=peleg
M Peleg Sanford Gov.
Born 10 May 1639 - Portsmouth, Newport Co., RI
Deceased 1 September 1701 - Portsmouth, Newport Co., RI, aged 62 years old
Parents
John Sanford, Gov. 1605-1653
Bridget Hutchinson 1618-/1698
Spouses, children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren
Married 1 December 1674, Newport, Newport Co., RI, to Mary Coddington, born 16 May 1654 - Newport, Newport Co., RI, deceased (MAR 1692/93) - Portsmouth, Newport Co., RI (Parents : M William Coddington,
Gov. 1601-1678 & F Anne Brinley 1628-1708) with F Elizabeth Sanford 1675..1685-1762 Married 3 September 1705, Newport, Newport Co., RI, to Thomas Noyes 1679-1735 with
M Thomas Noyes 1710-1754 Married 1 May 1731, Stonington, New London Co., CT, to Mary Thompson with : M Nathan Noyes ca 1738-
M James Noyes 1713-1793 Married 22 June 1739, Stonington, New London Co., CT, to Grace Billings 1716-1792 with :
F Grace Noyes 1746-1818
F Rebecca Noyes 1718-1754 Married 7 July 1743, Stonington, New London Co., CT, to John Denison, Cpt. 1701..1703-1777 with :
F Rebecca Denison 1745-
F Mercy Denison /1754-1781
F Anna Noyes 1723- Married 6 November 1738, Stonington, New London Co., CT, to Isaac Frink 1717- with :
F Margaret Frink 1739-
M Isaac Frink 1741-1821
F Elizabeth Sanford Frink 1748-1789
F Bridget Noyes 1725-1772 Married 9 April 1746, Stonington, New London Co., CT, to Isaac Wheeler 1724-1747 with :
M Isaac Wheeler 1746-1831
Bridget Noyes 1725-1772 Married 25 April 1751, Stonington, New London Co., CT, to Joseph Denison 1707-1795 with :
M Amos Denison 1757-1835
M Joseph Noyes 1727- With Barbara Wells 1734- with :
M Thomas Noyes 1754-1819
F Anne Sanford ca 1679-1736 Married in 1702, Stonington, New London Co., CT, to James Noyes, Dr. 1677-1718 with
F Ann Noyes 1704-1754 With James Brown 1700-1765 with :
F Ann Brown ca 1725-
F Mary Noyes 1705-1742 Married in 1724, Stonington, New London Co., CT, to John Denison, Cpt. 1701..1703-1777 with :
M Edward Denison 1725-
M John Denison 1727-
F Ann Denison /1737-
M Jesse Denison /1737-
M Elisha Denison 1739-
F Mary Denison 1742-1800
M James Noyes 1708-
F Bridget Noyes 1710-1774 Married 23 November 1727, First Congregational Church, Stonington, New London Co., CT by Rev. Ebene, to Nathan Chesebrough, Capt. 1707-1769 with :
M Nathan Chesebrough 1728-
F Sarah Chesebrough
F Keturah Chesebrough 1732-
M Nathaniel Chesebrough
M Peleg Chesebrough
M Robert Chesebrough †1802
M Coddington Chesebrough
F Bridget Chesebrough 1742-
M James Chesebrough 1744-
F Anna Chesebrough
M James Chesebrough 1749-
M William Chesebrough 1750-1820
F Dorothy Noyes 1712-1772 Married 4 July 1728, Newport, Newport Co., RI, to John Brown 1702-/1782 with :
F Abigail Brown 1729..1730-1753
F Anna Brown ca 1731-
M Jonathan Brown 1733-
M John Brown 1735-
M Noyes Brown 1737-ca 1762
M Peleg Brown, Cpt. 1739-1796
M Sanford Brown 1740-
F Dolly Brown 1744-
F Mary Brown 1747-1833
F Hope Brown 1749-ca 1758
F Abby Brown ca 1751-
F Bridget Brown 1754-
F Sarah Noyes 1715-
M Eliphal Noyes 1717-
Anne Sanford ca 1679-1736 Married 15 July 1719, Stonington, New London Co., CT, to John Mason, Capt. ca 1673-1736 with
M Peleg Sanford Mason 1720-1761 Married to Mary Stanton 1711- with : M Elijah Mason 1756-
M James Mason 1759-1820
M Peleg Sanford 1685-1702 With Sarah Arnold ca 1686-
F Bridget Sanford ca 1687-/1766
M William Sanford 1690-1721 Married 1 March 1714, Newport, Newport Co., RI, to Griselda Sylvester ca 1691-
Siblings
F Eliphal Sanford 1637- Married about 1657, Newport, Newport Co., RI, to Bartholomew Stratton ca 1630-
Half-siblings On the side of John Sanford, Gov. , born in 1605 - Alford, Lincolnshire, England, deceased 22 June 1653 - Portsmouth, Newport Co., RI aged 48 years old On the side of Bridget Hutchinson, born in 1618 - Lincolnshire, England, deceased before 18 August 1698 - Boston, Suffolk Co., MA with Elizabeth Webb, deceased 14 July 1635 - Boston, Suffolk Co., MA M John Sanford 1633-1687 With Mary Gorton 1643-1688 M Samuel Sanford 1635- Married 1 October 1662, Portsmouth, Newport Co., RI, to Sarah Wardell 1642-1680
Samuel Sanford 1635- Married 13 April 1686 to Susanna Spatchurst †1723 with William Phillips, born in 1600 - Hertfordshire, England, deceased in 1683 - Boston, Suffolk Co., MA aged 83 years old M John Phillips 1656-1657 M Samuel Phillips 1658-1720 Married to Sarah Mason 1658-1727 M William Phillips 1659-1705 Married to Deborah Long 1670
Paternal grand-parents, uncles and aunts M Samuel Sanford 1593- married F Ellenor x ca 1590- M John Sanford, Gov. 1605-1653 married 1(1631) 2 children , married 2(1635) 2 children
Maternal grand-parents, uncles and aunts
M William Hutchinson ca 1586-1642 married (1612)
F Anne Marbury 1591-1653
M Edward Hutchinson, Capt. 1613-1675 married (1636)
7 children
F Faith Hutchinson ca 1617- married (1638) 4 children F Bridget Hutchinson 1618-/1698 married 1(1635) 2 children , married 2(1657) 3 children F Katherine Hutchinson /1620-1654 with 1 child F Susanna Hutchinson 1633-1713 married (1651) 5 children
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Events 10 May 1639 : Birth - Portsmouth, Newport Co., RI Sources: Dowling Family Tree - Tim Dowling - rootsweb, 2001-2015 - - electronic - I49152 --- : Link --- : Pic 1 December 1674 : Marriage (with Mary Coddington) - Newport, Newport Co., RI between 1680 and 1683 : Elected - Governor of Rhode Island 1 September 1701 : Death - Portsmouth, Newport Co., RI Sources: Dowling Family Tree - Tim Dowling - rootsweb, 2001-2015 - - electronic - I49152
Notes Individual Note rootsweb: Click Here Linked to: Timothy Michael Dowling, 7th cousin 12x removed View on GeneaStar
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_____| 4_ Samuel Sanford 1593-
/ |2_ John Sanford, Gov. 1605-1653 | \ | ¯¯¯¯¯| 5_ Ellenor x ca 1590- |--1_ Peleg Sanford, Gov. 1639-1701 | _____| 12_ Edward Hutchinson 1564- | / | _____| 6_ William Hutchinson ca 1586-1642 | / \ | / ¯¯¯¯¯| 13_ Susanna x 1564-1646 |3_ Bridget Hutchinson 1618-/1698
\ _____| 28_ William Marbury 1524-1581
\ _____| 14_ Francis Marbury, Rev. 1555-
\ / ¯¯¯¯¯| 29_ Agnes Lenton 1528-
¯¯¯¯¯| 7_ Anne Marbury 1591-1653
\ _____| 30_ John Dryden ca 1524-1584
¯¯¯¯¯| 15_ Bridget Dryden ca 1565-1645
¯¯¯¯¯| 31_ Elizabeth Cope 1529-1584
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Governor Peleg Sanford
Born 10 May 1639 in Portsmouth, Rhode Island
Son of John Sanford and Bridget (Hutchinson) Phillips
Brother of John Sanford [half], Samuel Sanford [half], Eliphal (Sanford) Stratton, Endcome Sanford, Restcome (Sandford) Sanford, William Sanford, Esbon Sanford, Francis Sanford, Elisha Sanford, Anne Sanford, John Phillips [half], Samuel Phillips [half] and William Phillips [half]
Husband of Mary (Brenton) Sanford — married 1665 (to 1676) in Newport, Rhode Island
Husband of Mary (Coddington) Sanford — married 1676 (to 1693) in Newport, Rhode Island
Father of Anna (Sanford) Mason, Bridget (Sanford) Almy and Elizabeth (Sanford) Noyes
Died before 1 Sep 1701 in Newport, Rhode Island
Profile last modified 23 Nov 2019 | Created 14 Sep 2010
Biography
10th GOVERNOR OF THE COLONY OF RHODE ISLAND AND PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS (1680 to 1683)
Peleg was born in 1639 at Newport RI To John Sanford (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/john_sanford_(governor)) and his second wife Bridget Hutchingson. Sanford grew up in Newport and as a young man was appointed as a Captain of a troop of horse there. Following the events of King Phillips War, he and Capt. Goulding informed Capt. Church of the hiding location of the Indian warrior King Phillip and the following day the Indian was found and killed. He married Mary Brenton in 1665 - no children produced by this union and she died in 1676. In 1677 he and Richard Bailey were chosen as agents to go to England to deal with incursions made by the neighboring colony of Connecticut. In 1679 he became a major and in 1687 he was given the rank of lieutenant colonel. He began his political life in 1667 at age 28 (to read more of his life go to Peleg Sanford Wikipedia) He married for the second time a Mary Coddington (daughter of Governor William Coddington) and had seven children with this wife.
Children born to Peleg Sanfod and Mary Coddington:
Anne 1680-1762 Bridget 1682 Son 1683 Peleg 1685-1702 Elizabeth Ann 1685-1762 William 1690-1721 (m. Griselda Silvester) (One child missing)
Sources
Sanford Genealogy Homepages http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peleg-Sanford Brenton Genealogy of England & New England Vital statistics of New England http://familypedua,wujua,com/wiki/Mary_Coddington_(165401693)
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Peleg Sanford
Born in Portsmouth, Newport, Rhode Island, United States on 10 May 1639 to Gov. John Sanford (Arrived 1630 on "Mary & John") and Bridget Hutchinson. Peleg Sanford married Mary Coddington and had 6 children. He passed away on 28 Feb 1701 in Newport, Newport, Rhode Island, United States.
Parents
Gov. John Sanford (Arrived 1630 On "Mary &Amp; John") 1605 - 1653
Bridget Hutchinson 1670 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
Mary Coddington 1654 - 1693
Mary Brenton 1639 - 1665
Ann Coddington 1654 - 1693
Mary William Unknown - Unknown
Mary (#1) Benton Unknown - 1674
Mary Brenton 1642 - 1674
Children
William Sanford 1690 - 1721
Esbon Sanford 1693 - 1747
Peleg Sanford 1685 - 1702
Bridget Sanford 1677 - 1766
Elizabeth Ann Sanford 1685 - 1762
Anne Sanford 1680 - 1736
1667. July. Troop of Horse for the Island : Capt. Peleg Sanford
from Civil and Military List of Rhode Island, 1647-1800: A List of All Officers ...By Joseph Jencks Smith
from The New England Historical and Genealogical Register, By Henry Fitz-Gilbert Waters:
THE HUTCHINSON AND SANDFOKD FAMILIES. Communicated by ELLIOT SASDFORD, of New-York, N. Y. IN the record of the will of Samuel Hutchinson, as given in the sixteenth volume of the REGISTER, page 331, there are some errors which must have been made by the clerk when he copied the will into the probate records. An examination of the original in the files of the court will disclose the mistakes.
The name of Elifal Hatton, should be Stratton. She was the daughter of Gov. John Sandford, of Newport, R. I., and Mrs. Elizabeth (Webb) his wife, and was baptized in Boston, December 1637. She was not murdered by the Indians with Ann Hutchinson in 1643, at Pelham, N. Y., as Savage relates, but lived to be more than once publicly whipped with her stepmother, Mrs. Bridget Phillips, and other Quakers, for indulging in certain vagaries of opinion and doctrine not agreeable to the magistrates of Boston. (Drake's Hist, of Boston, p. 429.) Mrs. Stratton was the wife of Bartholomew Stratton, mariner, of Boston, and died in Portsmouth, R. I., where her death is recorded January 18, 1724. Mrs. Bridget Phillips was the daughter of William and Ann Hutchinson, "the prophetess of doleful heresies," and married, as his second wife, Governor (or President) John Sandford. As to his parents (see Notes and Queries, 2d series, vol. vii. page 334), they had five sons: Peleg, William, Ezbon, Restcomb and Elisha; all of whom are mentioned in Mr. Hutchiuson's will, and one daughter Ann, who died in Boston, August, 1654.
After the death of Governor Sandford she married circa 1658, Major William Phillips as his third wife; issue, four sons. Mrs. Bridget Phillips is also referred to in the will of Mr. Hutchinson, but her name is incorrectly written, in the probate court record, Willis, and Mr. Whitmore, in his pedigree of the Hutchinsons and Olivers, supposes that she had married a Willis of Bridgewater, not knowing how otherwise to dispose of her. When Mrs. Phillips died, she gave by will, dated Sept. 29,1696, to her oldest son, Governor Peleg Sandford, of Newport, large tracts of land, which her husband, Maj. Phillips, gave her in his will (Suffolk Probate Records, Liber 6, page 526) ; said lands now comprising the towns of Sanford and Fhillipston, Maine. (Williamson's Hist. Maine, voL ii. page 383.)
William Sanford, son of Governor Peleg, resided in Newport, and there married, March 1, 1714, Griselda, daughter of Nathaniel and Margaret (Steers) Sylvester, of the Shelter Island family of that name. Issue, three daughters: Mary, who married Gov. Oliver; Margaret, who married her fourth cousin, Gov. Hutchinson; and Griselda, who died unmarried. Gov. Peleg Sandford married Mary Brenton, daughter of Gov. William Brenton. (See deed of gift of land by Gov. Brenton to his son-in-law, recorded in Taunton, Liber 5, page 536.) Issue, two sons: Peleg, who died 1702, aged 17 (Bridgman's King's Chapel JSpitap/is), and William; and three daughters : Ann, Bridget and Elizabeth.
William Sanford was graduated at Harvard College in the class of 1711, and being the son of a governor, and grandson of two governors, his name was placed, according to the custom of the time, at the head of his class. He died April 24, 1721, in the thirty-first year of his age. ______
!Governor Peleg Sanford was the governor under the Charter of 1663, November 8, 1678-March 12, 1680. He married Mary Brenton. 1667. Whereas the Generall Assembly, sitting in July last past, and taking into their serious consideration the necessity ofraysing a troope of horse in Rhode Island, did then by the power of the Charter granted to this Collony by his sacredMajesty, enact, order and betrust the Governor and Councill of the sayd Island to raise a troope of horse; in pursuance ofwhich authority and order the Governor and Councill meeting vpon the 24th of July last past, did conceive it to bee mostrequisitt to lay the foundation in a voluntary way and therefore by the power committed to them did nominate, chooseand appoint Mr. Peleg Sanford, Captaine of the troope to be so raysed, and Mr. John Almye, Lieftenant, who were to givenotice for their assembling and incorporating into snch a body, and to make their appearance before the Governor andCouncill, this present 10th of August, 1667. Then appeared before the Govenor by and vnder (authoritie of) the Captain, Mr. Peleg Sanford and Lt. Mr. John Almy,who were deputed and appointed the commanders of the troope of horse vpon the Island, and the commanders beingchosen by the Governor and Councill according to the Generall Assembly's act and the Charters authority, wee theunderwritten do subscribe as in obediente to the foresayd authority and do approve of the choyce of our Captaine andLieftanant to the full as witness our hands. These following listed themselves: The Governor, a horse, furniture and rider. Mr. Baulston, the like James Barber, Jr., Mr. Samuel Wilbur, the like John Easton, Jr. Mr. Wm. Reape, the like William Smyton, Henry Dyre, Francis Brayton, John Sanford, Wm. Briggs, Joseph Holdes, David Leake, Nathl Johnson, Hugh Parsons, Ralph Earle, Sr., Thomas Briggs, Joseph Wellington. Samuell Albro, The commission granted to the Captaine and Leiftenant of the troope. To Mr. Peleg Sanford; You being chosen Captaine of the troope of horse in this Iland, called Rhode Island, in the Collonyof Rhode Island and Providence Plantations, by the Governor and Councill, according to the Charter and Generall Court order, and being accepted by the fullapprobation of the troop appearing before the Governor and Councill the 10th of August, 1667; These are therefore inhis Majestys name Charles the 2d, King of England, Scotland, ffraunce and Ireland, with the dominions and territoriesthereto belonging, do require you and alsoe impower you to mannage and discipline the sayd troope according to yourbest skill and understanding; at and vpon such dayes and times as you shall think fitt or find expedient not exceedinge sixtimes in the yeare, except extraordinary occasion shall present, and then by order from the Governor or Governor andCouncill, you and your troope to be in readiness also if invasion or endanger of surprize by his Majestyes enemyes, beeor likely to bee, you are forth with to mount your troope, and give your vtmost abilitie and strength to defend, makeresistance and oppose; and alwayes and at all times, especially in time of danger, to be attent and observante of suchorders, directions and instructions, as you shall receive from the Governor or Governor and Councill; and in so doing thisshall be your sufficient warrant and discharge as to all and singular the premises, Given vnder our hands, with seale ofthe Councill, this 10th of August, 1667. WILLIAM BRENTON, Govenor. WILLIAM BAULSTON, Assistant. WILLIAM REAPE, Assistant. SAMUEL WILLBURE, Assistant. The like commission was by the Governor and Councill vnder the hands and seale of the Councill, to Mr. John Almye, asLieftenant to Captaine Peleg Sanford, of the troope, thus and as aforesaid rayzed joyntly by the Iland called RhodeIsland. ARTHUR FENNER, Assistant, JOHN GREENE, Assistant.
Peleg's 2nd wife Mary Coddington was the daughter of William Coddington the 1st Governor of Rhode Island. Peleg was 14 when his father died, His fathers friend William Brenton was in charge of him and his brothers William and Elisha. Peleg was a very prominent merchant at Newport and was easily the most important member of the family. He spent 5 years in Barbados carrying that end of the trade between Newport, Barbados and England. He then returned to Newport. He shipped many things such as Horses and Wool. Sending Sugar from Barbados to England. And Shipping English goods to Newport.
Peleg was made a Freeman in 5/2/1666.
He was a large landowner in Jamestown RI/He had a home at Black Point and a Town House in Newport.
Peleg was Governor of RI from 1680-1683.
On July 24,1667 at the time of the Dutch War was appointed Captain of a troop of horse.
He was a member of the RI Court of Assistants 1667-70 and 1677-79. He was deputy of Newport 1670-1677. On Aug 11 1676 Peleg accompanied Captain Church to to the last fight of Mount Hope where King Phillip was killed and the Indian war ended.
In 1679 he was Major of the RI Military Forces.. 1687 was made Lt Colonel. Peleg was on the Council of Gov Andros of Massachusetts but when the people rose against Andros he fled to Peleg;s in Ri and he arrested him and sent him back to Boston.
At the close of the 17th century when Newport RI was infested with Pirates from the Carribean and the Red Seas. Peleg was appointed by the Crown Judge of Admirality to take steps to stop the Pirates.
Sanford Maine is named after Peleg Sanford.
https://www.werelate.org/wiki/Person:Peleg_Sanford_%282%29
Gov. Peleg Sanford b.10 May 1639 d.Bef 1 Sep 1701
Parents and Siblings
F. John Sanford Abt 1605 - 1654
M. Bridget Hutchinson 1618/19 - Bet 1696 & 1698
m. Abt 1636 Ann Sanford - Bef 1667 Gov. Peleg Sanford 1639 - Bef 1701 Restcome Sanford - Bef 1667 Esbon Sanford 1645/46 - 1682 Spouse and Children (edit) H. Gov. Peleg Sanford 1639 - Bef 1701 W. Mary Coddington 1654 - m. 1 Dec 1674 Bridget Sanford - Bef 1766 Elizabeth Sanford Anne Sanford Peleg Sanford Abt 1685 - 1702 William Sanford Abt 1690 - 1721 Spouse and Children (edit) H. Gov. Peleg Sanford 1639 - Bef 1701 W. Mary Brenton Est 1646 - m. by abt 1665
Name Gov. Peleg Sanford Gender Male Birth? 10 May 1639 Listed in Portsmouth Births without date Marriage 1 Dec 1674 to Mary Coddington Marriage by abt 1665 to Mary Brenton Will[1] 28 Feb 1700/01 Death? Bef 1 Sep 1701 Reference Number? Q16859537?
the text in this section is copied from an article in Wikipedia Peleg Sanford (10 May 1639 - 1701) was an early governor of the Colony of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations, serving three consecutive terms from 1680 to 1683.
Called son-in-law in will of William Brenton - to "my son-in-law Mr. Peleg Sanford ... one eighth part of my land at Natticott ... and all my right ... in Elizabeth's Island ... and all the debts due to me in the Island of Barbados"
▼Will Dated Feb. 28, 1700/1; proved Sept. 1, 1701. Names wife Mary; Exors: Francis Brinley, Nathaniel Coddington & Andrew Willett were made guardians of minor children: Peleg, William, Bridget & Elizabeth; eldest daughter Ann Sanford; sister Eliphal Stratton; nieces: Mary Brinley, Mary Cole & Katherine Vernon.
This page uses content from the English Wikipedia. The original content was at Peleg Sanford. The list of authors can be seen in the page history. As with WeRelate, the content of Wikipedia is available under the Creative Commons Attribution/Share-Alike License. ▼References ↑ Peleg Sanford, in Wikipedia: The Free Encyclopedia.
-Oct. 23, 1672 Capt. Peleg Sanford vs. Mr. William Dyre, action of debt. [RI General Court of Trials 1671-1704, by Jane Fletcher Fiske, 1998, p. 15] -May 7, 1677 Capt. Peleg Sanford, Asistant, at General Court of Tryalls. [RI General Court of Trials 1671-1704, by Jane Fletcher Fiske, 1998, p. 53] -May 10, 1680 Maj. Peleg Sanford, Govenor, at Generall Court of Tyralls. Also says Maj. Peleg Sanford, Gen'rl Treas'r. [RI General Court of Trials 1671-1704, by Jane Fletcher Fiske, 1998, p. 92] Category: Colonial Governors of Rhode Island
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Peleg Sanford, 10th Colonial Governor of Rhode Island's Timeline
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May 10, 1639
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Portsmouth, Newport Colony, (Present Rhode Island)
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1680
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Age 40
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1682
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Tiverton, Newport County, Rhode Island
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October 23, 1685
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Newport, Colony of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations
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1690
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Newport, Rhode Island
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1693 |
October 20, 1693
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Portsmouth, Newport County, Rhode Island, British Colonial America
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February 28, 1701
Age 61
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Portsmouth, Aquidneck Island (Present Newport County), Colony of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations
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