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'William OSGOOD
was born in 1609 in Wherwell, Hampshire, England.
He signed a will on 2 SEP 1699 in Salisbury, Essex County, Massachusetts.
THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF WILLIAM OSGOOD OF SALISBURY, ESSEX CO., MASS.
In the name of God, Amen. I, William Osgood senr of the town of Salisbury in the county of Essex, in his Majesty's Province of the Massachusetts Bay in New England, being weak of body, but through the goodnes of God of sound, & disposing memory & understanding, Do make this my last Will & testament, in manner & form following,
First and principally I commend my soul to God who gave it, & my body to the dust from whence it was taken, decently to be buried, with christian Burial, at the discretion of my Executors herein after named, in hopes of a joyful Resurrection to life eternal at the last day, through the perfect merits of Christ my Redeemer. Nextly, as for my worldly goods & Estate, after payment of all my just debts & funcral expenses, I dispose of as followeth vizt.
Imprimis--I give & bequeath unto my son William Osgood one hundred acres of my six score acre lot lying in the township of Salisbury above said at a place commonly called "Round Hill," as also my dwelling house & land adjoining, or homestead, & my tide meadow lot & my lot of salt meadow lying near a place commonly called Munday's Pond, as also a full & complete half of all my other meadows, except that which is in a place in Salisbury commonly called the "higly piglys," during the term of his natural life, & unto Abigail his now wife, if she survive him, during the time of her remaining his widow, & upon the expiration of the abovesaid terms, unto the sons of the said Wm Osgood my son in equal proportion, To have & to hold to themselves their heirs or assigns forever. Also I give unto my said son William Osgood the one half of my grist mill with the privileges thereunto belonging during the term of his natural life.
Item--I give & bequeath unto my grandson John Osgood son of my said son William Osgood the one half of my said grist mill with the privileges thereunto belonging to be possest thereof at my decease, & the other half also at the decease of my said son William Osgood, his father. Always provided that the said John Osgood pay or cause to be paid & delivered in some good & merchantable pay, at price current & merchantable, the full sum of twenty shillings unto my granddaughter Elizabeth, now wife of John Flanders of Salisbury or unto her order in said town within one year next after my decease, which I give & bequeath to her as a Legacy.
Item--I give & bequeath unto my grandson William Osgood son of my son John Osgood deceased, all that house & housing, and land adjoining of mine in Salisbury which his father did possess in his life time, always provided that he do leave and allow a convenient high way from the country road over the back river to the land of Thomas Currier for the use of said Currier, his heirs, & assigns forever, & also that he pay, or cause to be paid & delivered unto his sister Hannah Osgood or her order, within the town of Salisbury in some good & merchantable pay, at price current & merchantable, the full sum of four pounds within one year next after he does possess the abovesaid housing & land I have given to him. Also I give unto him the one full and complete half of my lot of meadow lying in the "cow common," so called in Salisbury.
Item--I give & bequeath unto my grandson John Osgood son of my said son John Osgood deceased, twenty acres of upland lying in the upper end of my six score acre lot, called "Round Hill" lot, on the condition that he leave a convenient high way, next unto land of Ensign William Allen for the use of those, who shall hereafter possess that other part of said six score acre lot by lawful derived title from me, or my heirs, as also that he pay or cause to be paid & delivered unto his sister Hannah Osgood or her order within the town of Salisbury in some good & merchantable pay at price current & merchantable the full & just sum of four pounds within one year next after my decease, which together with the above mentioned four pounds to be paid by his brother William, I give unto her for a Legacy.
Item. I give & bequeath unto grandson Thomas Quimby son of my daughter Elizabeth Quimby deceased (as a Legacy), forty shillings in good pay, to be disposed of for his use out of my part of the rent which shall be due to me from or out of the income of the fulling mill which Benjamin Eastman senr is about to build at the discretion of said Benj. Eastman.
Item. I give & bequeath unto my daughter Joanna wife of Robert Jones of Amesbury the one half of my fresh meadow lying in Salisbury at a place commonly called "bugs-mow," as also a lot of upland which I had by execution upon judgment in Court obtained against widow Mary Challis administratrix to the Estate of her once husband Philip Watson Challis deceased, lying in Amesbury, at a place commonly called "Thorn Hill."
Item. I give & bequeath unto my daughter Sarah, wife of John Colby of Amesbury all that my lot of upland lying in Amesbury at a place commonly called the "Birchen meadows."
Item. I give & bequeath unto my daughter in law Abigail now wife of my son William Osgood all my household goods of what sort or kind soever they be.
Item. All the rest of my lands, meadows goods & estate whatsoever, not herein before bequeathed, after my debts & funeral discharged as abovesaid I do give & bequeath unto my loving son-in-law Thomas Currier senr of Amesbury, whom I make & appoint sole executor of this my last Will & testament to take care that it be in all respects & particulars punctually observed and fulfilled. And hereby revoking all other Wills by me heretofore made I William Osgood senr do subscribe, seal & acknowledge the contents of this instrument to be my last Will & testament this 15th day of March in the twelvth year of the reign of our sovereign Lord William the third, by the grace of God of England, Scotland &c., King, Anno Domini one thousand seven hundred.
Signed & Published in the presence of
Thomas Morrill | William W O Osgood [L. S.]
Nathaniel Eastman | his mark & seal.
Benjamin Eastman |
He had his estate probated on 15 MAR 1700 in Salisbury, Essex County, Massachusetts. He died in 1700 at Salisbury, Essex County, Massachusetts.
In partnership with Anthony Colby, William Barnes, Phillip Challis and Samuel Worcester, old Norfolk records 4 Nov. 1658.
Listed as one of the first settlers of Salisbury, Essex County, Mass.
(BOOK SOURCE: "The Old Families of Salisbury and Amesbury Massachusetts" by David W. Hoyt.)
Parents: Christopher OSGOOD and Elizabeth BROCKWELL.
Spouse: Elizabeth CLERE. William OSGOOD and Elizabeth CLERE were married in 1632 in Salisbury, Essex County, Massachusetts. Children were: Elizabeth OSGOOD, Joanna OSGOOD, William OSGOOD (twin), John OSGOOD (twin), Mary OSGOOD, Joseph OSGOOD, Sarah OSGOOD.
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'William Osgood (abt. 1609 - aft. 1700)
William Osgood
Born about 1609 in England
Son of [father unknown] and [mother unknown]
[sibling%28s%29 unknown]
Husband of Elizabeth (Clere) Osgood — married before 1640 [location unknown]
Father of Elizabeth (Osgood) Quinby, Joanna (Osgood) Jones,
John Osgood, William Osgood, Mary (Osgood) Currier,
Joseph Osgood and Sarah (Osgood) Colby
Died after 15 Mar 1700 in Salisbury, Essex, Massachusetts
Profile manager: Brian McCullough [send private message]
Osgood-111 created 3 Jan 2011 | Last modified 1 Nov 2016
Categories: Puritan Great Migration.
William Osgood migrated to New England during the Puritan Great Migration (1620-1640).
William Osgood was born in about 1609, based on the age (60) he gave in deposition in 1669.[1] The exact date of his birth is not known, nor are his birthplace or parents. It is supposed that he is is related to the Osgood family of Newton Tony, Wiltshire or Wherwell, Hampshire.[2] He is not the son of Christopher Osgood and Elizabeth Brockwell, as Christopher was dead by 1607. If William was born in 1609, he would have been 29 years old in 1638, too old to be the William, under 11, who is recorded on the ship Confidence;[3] however, the ages of the other Osgoods on the same passenger list are known to have been wildly inaccurate, so the possibility exists that he may have been mis-recorded as well.[2]
William was in Salisbury by 1640, this information comes from court testimony. He testified that he built a barn in Newbury in 1640.[1] In 1641 William received land in the new town of Salisbury with the condition that he build and operate a sawmill, he was a carpenter by trade. He formed a partnership with other Salisbury men, together they operated the mill for many years.[3]
William was married to Elizabeth by 1640. Although her surname is said to be Cleer, this is based on unsourced anecdotal evidence. Their eldest daughter Elizabeth gave birth to her first child in 1654. Guessing that she was at least 14 at the time means that she had to have been born by 1640.[4]
Elizabeth's death was not recorded. William wrote his will in March of 1700. His family approached the court with intent to probate in August of 1700. His estate was valued at over 400 pounds. It was settled on 2 October 1701.
Sources
↑ 1.0 1.1 Dow, George Francis. Records and Files of the Quarterly Court of Essex, vol IV. Salem: Essex Institute, 1911, p. 100. Digital image, Internet Archive (https://www.archive.org : accessed 31 January 2016). ↑ 2.0 2.1 Fiske, Jane Fletcher. "New Light on the English Background of the Osgoods of Essex County, Massachusetts," The American Genealogist vol. 83 (2008-2009), pp. 51-8, 141-55. Digital image, American Ancestors (https://www.americanancestors.org : accessed 30 January 2016). ↑ 3.0 3.1 Osgood, Ira. A Genealogy of the Descendants of John, Christopher and William Osgood. Salem: Salem Press, 1894, p. 312-3. Digital image at archive.org (free) accessed 31 January 2015. ↑ http://www.jeaniesgenealogy.com/2012/02/william-osgood-of-salisbury... See also:
Essex Probate Docket # 20288 English Origins of New England Families, Second Series Vol. II
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On 31 Jan 2016 at 23:10 GMT Jeanie Thornton wrote:
I have applied the new information about the Osgood family to this profile. On 1 Sep 2015 at 02:35 GMT April (Dellinger) Dauenhauer wrote:
Please disconnect William Osgood from relationship to Christopher Osgood. Christopher cannot be the father of William Osgood-111, because Christopher died in 1607, two years before the birth of William.
Perhaps parents of William Osgood will be found in Part II of New Light on the English Background of the Osgoods of Essex county, Massachusetts, by Jane Fletcher Fiske, FASG, See TAG 83:2, pages 141 - 155 for Part II, which deals with other branches of the Osgood family.
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'William OSGOOD
was born in 1609 in Wherwell, Hampshire, England.
He signed a will on 2 SEP 1699 in Salisbury, Essex County, Massachusetts.
THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF WILLIAM OSGOOD OF SALISBURY, ESSEX CO., MASS.
In the name of God, Amen. I, William Osgood senr of the town of Salisbury in the county of Essex, in his Majesty's Province of the Massachusetts Bay in New England, being weak of body, but through the goodnes of God of sound, & disposing memory & understanding, Do make this my last Will & testament, in manner & form following,
First and principally I commend my soul to God who gave it, & my body to the dust from whence it was taken, decently to be buried, with christian Burial, at the discretion of my Executors herein after named, in hopes of a joyful Resurrection to life eternal at the last day, through the perfect merits of Christ my Redeemer. Nextly, as for my worldly goods & Estate, after payment of all my just debts & funcral expenses, I dispose of as followeth vizt.
Imprimis--I give & bequeath unto my son William Osgood one hundred acres of my six score acre lot lying in the township of Salisbury above said at a place commonly called "Round Hill," as also my dwelling house & land adjoining, or homestead, & my tide meadow lot & my lot of salt meadow lying near a place commonly called Munday's Pond, as also a full & complete half of all my other meadows, except that which is in a place in Salisbury commonly called the "higly piglys," during the term of his natural life, & unto Abigail his now wife, if she survive him, during the time of her remaining his widow, & upon the expiration of the abovesaid terms, unto the sons of the said Wm Osgood my son in equal proportion, To have & to hold to themselves their heirs or assigns forever. Also I give unto my said son William Osgood the one half of my grist mill with the privileges thereunto belonging during the term of his natural life.
Item--I give & bequeath unto my grandson John Osgood son of my said son William Osgood the one half of my said grist mill with the privileges thereunto belonging to be possest thereof at my decease, & the other half also at the decease of my said son William Osgood, his father. Always provided that the said John Osgood pay or cause to be paid & delivered in some good & merchantable pay, at price current & merchantable, the full sum of twenty shillings unto my granddaughter Elizabeth, now wife of John Flanders of Salisbury or unto her order in said town within one year next after my decease, which I give & bequeath to her as a Legacy.
Item--I give & bequeath unto my grandson William Osgood son of my son John Osgood deceased, all that house & housing, and land adjoining of mine in Salisbury which his father did possess in his life time, always provided that he do leave and allow a convenient high way from the country road over the back river to the land of Thomas Currier for the use of said Currier, his heirs, & assigns forever, & also that he pay, or cause to be paid & delivered unto his sister Hannah Osgood or her order, within the town of Salisbury in some good & merchantable pay, at price current & merchantable, the full sum of four pounds within one year next after he does possess the abovesaid housing & land I have given to him. Also I give unto him the one full and complete half of my lot of meadow lying in the "cow common," so called in Salisbury.
Item--I give & bequeath unto my grandson John Osgood son of my said son John Osgood deceased, twenty acres of upland lying in the upper end of my six score acre lot, called "Round Hill" lot, on the condition that he leave a convenient high way, next unto land of Ensign William Allen for the use of those, who shall hereafter possess that other part of said six score acre lot by lawful derived title from me, or my heirs, as also that he pay or cause to be paid & delivered unto his sister Hannah Osgood or her order within the town of Salisbury in some good & merchantable pay at price current & merchantable the full & just sum of four pounds within one year next after my decease, which together with the above mentioned four pounds to be paid by his brother William, I give unto her for a Legacy.
Item. I give & bequeath unto grandson Thomas Quimby son of my daughter Elizabeth Quimby deceased (as a Legacy), forty shillings in good pay, to be disposed of for his use out of my part of the rent which shall be due to me from or out of the income of the fulling mill which Benjamin Eastman senr is about to build at the discretion of said Benj. Eastman.
Item. I give & bequeath unto my daughter Joanna wife of Robert Jones of Amesbury the one half of my fresh meadow lying in Salisbury at a place commonly called "bugs-mow," as also a lot of upland which I had by execution upon judgment in Court obtained against widow Mary Challis administratrix to the Estate of her once husband Philip Watson Challis deceased, lying in Amesbury, at a place commonly called "Thorn Hill."
Item. I give & bequeath unto my daughter Sarah, wife of John Colby of Amesbury all that my lot of upland lying in Amesbury at a place commonly called the "Birchen meadows."
Item. I give & bequeath unto my daughter in law Abigail now wife of my son William Osgood all my household goods of what sort or kind soever they be.
Item. All the rest of my lands, meadows goods & estate whatsoever, not herein before bequeathed, after my debts & funeral discharged as abovesaid I do give & bequeath unto my loving son-in-law Thomas Currier senr of Amesbury, whom I make & appoint sole executor of this my last Will & testament to take care that it be in all respects & particulars punctually observed and fulfilled. And hereby revoking all other Wills by me heretofore made I William Osgood senr do subscribe, seal & acknowledge the contents of this instrument to be my last Will & testament this 15th day of March in the twelvth year of the reign of our sovereign Lord William the third, by the grace of God of England, Scotland &c., King, Anno Domini one thousand seven hundred.
Signed & Published in the presence of
Thomas Morrill | William W O Osgood [L. S.]
Nathaniel Eastman | his mark & seal.
Benjamin Eastman |
He had his estate probated on 15 MAR 1700 in Salisbury, Essex County, Massachusetts.
He died in 1700 at Salisbury, Essex County, Massachusetts.
In partnership with Anthony Colby, William Barnes, Phillip Challis
and Samuel Worcester, old Norfolk records 4 Nov. 1658.
Listed as one of the first settlers of Salisbury, Essex County, Mass.
(BOOK SOURCE: "The Old Families of Salisbury and Amesbury Massachusetts" by David W. Hoyt.)
Parents:
Christopher OSGOOD and Elizabeth BROCKWELL.
Spouse: Elizabeth CLERE. William OSGOOD and Elizabeth CLERE were married
in 1632 in Salisbury, Essex County, Massachusetts.
Children were:
Elizabeth OSGOOD, Joanna OSGOOD, William OSGOOD (twin), John OSGOOD (twin), Mary OSGOOD, Joseph OSGOOD, Sarah OSGOOD.
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plenty of information available - read and process! Confidence left Southampton 4/11/1638? haven't found evidence of parents most likely married in MA
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@R1653122056@ Massachusetts, Wills and Probate Records, 1635-1991 Ancestry.com Ancestry.com Operations, Inc. 1,9069::0 Massachusetts, Essex County, Probate Records; Author: Massachusetts. Supreme Judicial Court (Essex County); Probate Place: Essex, Massachusetts 1,9069::3612653
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@R1653122056@ A genealogy of the descendants of John, Christopher and William Osgood, who came from England and settled in New England early Ancestry.com Ancestry.com Operations Inc 1,14033::0 1,14033::8
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