Reverend Samuel Angier

Samuel Angier was President of Havard College, and Pastor of Cambridge

Parents: Edmund & Ruth (Ames) Angier (his first wife)

He married Hannah Oakes on 2 Sep 1680 in Watertown, Massachusetts

Will of Samuel ANGIER dated 4 Jul.1712, proved 24 Dec. 1713

To be buried in the yard of the new Chapel in Duckingfield, overagainstthe South door, in the middle between the said door and the wall.Eldestson Bazallel. Son John Angier of Bristol. Son in law Mr. RalphLathrop.My daughter margaret, his wife. My daughter Anne and herchildren. SonJohn Angier. I give my small tenement in Dedham to my sonBazallel,desiring him to give ten shillings apiece to such children tohome I amam uncle, i.e. the children of my brothern and sisters &c. MybrotherNathaniel. My two sisters Hannah and Sarah. My brother in lawEdmundSherman. To the poor of Dedham five pounds, to be distributed by mytwosisters Hannah and Sarah. All my four children.Leeds, 267.

Inscription

Here Lyes ye Remains of ye Rev'nd Mr Samuel Angier descended From ye Most Famous Dr James & Allied to ye Larned President & Divine Mr Uriah Oakes by Marrying his only Daugh'r. He was Many years ye deligent Pastor of ye Church of Christ in Rehoboth Removed Thence to ye Pastoral Charge of a church in Watertown Where He Faithfully Managed that Trust Till His Translation to ye Temple Above which was Jan'ry 21st 1718-19 AEtat 65.

Sources

1. Baldwin, Thomas W. Vital Records of Cambridge, Massachusetts, to the Year of 1850. (Boston: Wright & Potter Printing Co., 1914-15), 23. Angier, Samuel, s. Edmund and Ruth, Mar. 17, 1654.
2. Waltham, Middlesex, Massachusetts, United States. Vital Records of Waltham, Massachusetts, to the Year 1850. (Boston, Massachusetts: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 1904), 250. Angier, Samuel, Rev., "Descended From ye Most Famous Dr James [sic, Dr Ames?] & Allied to ye Larned President & Divine Mr Uriah Oakes by Marring his only Daugh'r. He was Maney years ye Deligent Pastor of ye Church in Rehoboth Removed Thence to ye Pastoral Charge of a church in Watertown Whare he Faithfully Managed that Trust Till His Translation to ye Temple Above", Jan. 21, 1718-19, a. 65. GR
3. Paige, Lucius R. History of Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1630-1877: with a genealogical register. (Boston: H.O. Houghton, c1877), 2:481. Will mentions 10 children: Ames, Edmund, Samuel, Urian, Ephraim, Oakes, John, Ruth, Eunice, Sarah.
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