Samuel Paine

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Samuel Paine (1662 - 1735)

Born 12 Jul 1662 in Rehoboth, Massachusetts

Son of Stephen Paine Jr and Anne (Chickering) Metcalf

Brother of Stephen Paine III, Rebecca (Paine) Peck, John Paine, Mary (Paine) Hunt, Elizabeth (Paine) Pepper, Sarah (Paine) Aldis, Nathaniel Paine and Benjamin Paine

Husband of Annie (Peck) Paine — married 16 Dec 1685 in Rehoboth, MA

Husband of Abigail (Bartholomew) Paine — married 18 Jan 1708 in Woodstock, CT

Father of Samuel Paine, Anne Paine, Seth Paine, Sarah Paine, Judith (Paine) Peck, Noah Paine, Stephen Paine, Daniel Paine, Rebecca Paine and Ebenezer Paine

Died 11 May 1735 in Woodstock, Connecticut

Profile last modified 21 Mar 2018 | Created 19 Aug 2013

Biography

Samuel Paine was born in Rehoboth, Massachusetts, on 12 July 1662 (recorded as "12. 5 mo 1662," wherein the 5th month means July).[1]

Samuel Paine was married to Anna Peck at Rehoboth, Massachusetts, on 16 December 1685.[2]

Samuel Paine bought 200 acres of land in what is now Pomfret and in 1696 bought land in South Woodstock. On May 15, 1708 he exchanged his Rehoboth farm for John Lyon's farm in Woodstock, a farm of 140 acres, and with his children moved to Woodstock. In 1709 he and Nathaniel Sanger were the committee to see the "Borderers regarding the Rev. Mr. Dwight's salary." In 1719 Samuel was one of a committee on the location of the new meeting-house. In 1715 and 1719 he was a member of the General Court at Boston. When he became helpless in old age, his son Daniel cared for him for six years until his death. His grandfather Paine, his brother Benjamin and his father-in-law Samuel Peck all remembered him in their wills. His second wife Abigail, when four years old, was captured by Indians with sixteen others and taken from Hatfield, Mass., to Canada. Eight months later the party was ransomed for L200.

Reference: The History of Woodstock, Conn (Genealogies of Woodstock Families) by Clarence W. Bowen 1943 Vol 813

SAMUEL PAINE, son of Stephen Paine Jr. and Ann Chickering, was born May 12, 1662, in Rehoboth. He married Anne Peck dau. of Samuel Peck and Sarah Hunt, Dec. 16, 1685. They had eight children born in Rehoboth. She died in Rehoboth Feb. 26, 1702-3. In 1695 he bought 200 acres of land in Pomfret, Conn., from Major James Fitch. May 15, 1708, he exchanged his Rehoboth farm for John Lyon's Woodstock farm of 140 acres and with his children removed to Woodstock. The next year he married Abigail, widow of Joseph Frizzell and dau. of William Bartholomew. When four years old she, with sixteen others, was captured by Indians and taken from Hatfield to Canada and ransomed from captivity eight months later by payment of £200. She bore him two children. In 1709 Samuel Paine and Nathaniel Sanger were appointed "to go to the Borderers and see what they will subscribe to Mr. Dwights Salary." In 1719 he was one of committee on location of new meeting house and in Apr. 1723 he signs a protest against a vote "that the school house shall not be finished." In his will dated June 7, 1720, he named his ten children. Two or three years later he became helpless and his son Daniel cared for him until his death on May 11, 1735. The four oldest brothers in 1728 conveyed to Daniel all their prospective shares in their father's estate "Taking into our Just and Serious Consideration The Good Services of our Loving Brother Daniel Pain of Woodstock, Yeoman in Labouring for and Taking Care of our Honored Father for near about Six years before the date hereof-And also taking into our consideration what our said Father hath heretofore advanced to us Respectively for our Settlement in The World, And also in consideration of the very unhappy Circumstances our said Father is now under and which he has been in for a Long time and which we fear he may still continue in which will call for the Especial Care of the said Daniell Pain for the future * * * Samuel Paine received from his father's estate "The old horse." His grandfather Stephen Paine, Sr. bequeathed to him a farm in Rehoboth and sixty acres of upland and £50 in goods. His father-in-law Samuel Peck bequeathed to him 50 acres of land and his brother Benjamin gave him £21 :01 :02. He lies buried beside his wife Abigail on Woodstock Hill.

Reference: My Ancestors: A Memorial of John Paine and Mary Ann May of East Woodstock, Conn by Lyman May Paine, 1914

Sources

↑ Paine, Sidney. page 302. ↑ Vital Records of Rehoboth, Massachusetts, page 274: Paine, Samuell, and Anna Peck, Dec. 16, 1685. Paine, Lyman May. My Ancestors: In Memory of John Paine & Mary Ann May of East Woodstock, Conn. (Private Publisher, 1914) Page 26 http://stevepayne.home.mindspring.com/ps02/ps02_061.htm Find-A-Grave, Samuel Paine, Memorial #11447099.

Samuel Paine ..... Birth: Jul. 12, 1662 Rehoboth Bristol County Massachusetts, USA Death: May 11, 1735 Woodstock Windham County Connecticut, USA

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Samuel married, first, on Dec 16,1685 at Rehoboth,MA, Anne Peck.

Samuel married, second, on Jan 18,1708/9 at Woodstock,CT, Abigail (Bartholmew) Frissell.

Children(by first marriage): Samuel Paine Jr, Anne Paine Hunt, Seth Paine, Sarah Paine Peck, Judith Paine Peck, Noah Paine, Stephen Paine, and Daniel Paine.

Children(by second marriage): Rebecca Paine Cleveland and Ebenezer Paine.

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Parents:

 Stephen Paine (1629 - 1677)

 Anna Chickering Paine Metcalf (1633 - 1688)

Spouses:

 Anne Peck Paine (1667 - 1703)*

 Abigail Bartholomew Frissell Paine (1672 - 1752)*

Children:

 Anne Paine Hunt (1688 - 1748)*

 Sarah Paine Peck (1692 - 1750)*

 Judith Paine Peck (1695 - 1778)*

 Stephen Payne (1699 - 1789)*

 Daniel Paine (1703 - 1795)*

 Ebenezer Paine (1711 - 1789)*

*Calculated relationship

Note: age 72 years

Burial: Woodstock Hill Cemetery Woodstock Windham County Connecticut, USA

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Maintained by: Kevin Avery Originally Created by: Judith Record added: Jul 30, 2005 Find A Grave Memorial# 11447099

• http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=11447099
• https://archive.org/details/genealogicalhist00peck. pg. 39