Not for the faint of heart: Massachusetts, to the End of the Year 1849. (Salem, Massachusetts: Essex Institute, 1925-1926) Vol. 1, p. 147. GOARD, Benjamin, s. Richard, bp. 7 : 7 m : 1656. CR1**↑ Roxbur...
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Not for the faint of heart: Massachusetts, to the End of the Year 1849. (Salem, Massachusetts: Essex Institute, 1925-1926) Vol. 1, p. 147. GOARD, Benjamin, s. Richard, bp. 7 : 7 m : 1656. CR1**↑ Roxbur...
9/25/2021
execution- appeal to King for trial was not forwarded in violation of criminal code. Was accused in murder (wit 2 others) of the murder of John Hasys, Justice in Chester County, PA in 1718
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5/14/2021
execution- appeal to King for trial was not forwarded in violation of criminal code. Was accused in murder (wit 2 others) of the murder of John Hasys, Justice in Chester County, PA in 1718
5/14/2021
Isaac 1 did mention a John in his will and it is theorized that John was the father of Spencer Martin who was hanged for horse stealing in 1795. It was Spencer's 2nd offence. He was granted clemency th...
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11/17/2020
Isaac 1 did mention a John in his will and it is theorized that John was the father of Spencer Martin who was hanged for horse stealing in 1795. It was Spencer's 2nd offence. He was granted clemency th...
11/17/2020
Sarah Averill Wildes (c1627 - 1692) - Sarah Averill, daughter of William Averill, Sr. (c1611 - 1652) and Abigail Hinton (c1610 - 1655), was born about 1627 at Chipping, Norton, England; convicted of wi...
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3/28/2020
Sarah Averill Wildes (c1627 - 1692) - Sarah Averill, daughter of William Averill, Sr. (c1611 - 1652) and Abigail Hinton (c1610 - 1655), was born about 1627 at Chipping, Norton, England; convicted of wi...
3/28/2020
The Origin of Hannah Spencer"… a "Goodman" Spencer was steward of Capt. Lamberton on the voyage over, but dying on the passage was succeeded as steward by Roger Alling. He left an only daughter in the ...
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3/28/2020
The Origin of Hannah Spencer"… a "Goodman" Spencer was steward of Capt. Lamberton on the voyage over, but dying on the passage was succeeded as steward by Roger Alling. He left an only daughter in the ...
3/28/2020
"Elizabeth _______ was the wife of Samuel Holly and John Kendall. The first record of her by name is the sale of the property of Samuel Holly by son John Holly in which she is named as Elizabeth Kendal...
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2/20/2019
"Elizabeth _______ was the wife of Samuel Holly and John Kendall. The first record of her by name is the sale of the property of Samuel Holly by son John Holly in which she is named as Elizabeth Kendal...
2/20/2019
Active Loyalist leader, hanged at Ninety Six, SC 1768 Settled in Rabun's Creek area of (present day Laurens, Co.) SC British Loyalist - hung for treason in April 1779. Ronald Bamberg 12/3/2018 at 12:30...
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Active Loyalist leader, hanged at Ninety Six, SC 1768 Settled in Rabun's Creek area of (present day Laurens, Co.) SC British Loyalist - hung for treason in April 1779. Ronald Bamberg 12/3/2018 at 12:30...
2/1/2019
Family From Bassett married MARY.They had the following children:33* 24 M i. JOHN BASSETT was born about 1638.* 25 M ii. ROBERT Jr. BASSETT was born about 1640., marriedELIZABETH RIGGS* 26 F iii. MARY ...
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10/23/2018
Family From Bassett married MARY.They had the following children:33* 24 M i. JOHN BASSETT was born about 1638.* 25 M ii. ROBERT Jr. BASSETT was born about 1640., marriedELIZABETH RIGGS* 26 F iii. MARY ...
10/23/2018
From: Pirates on the Chesapeake, Donald G. Shomette, Tidewater Publishers, 1985: pg. 167:
“The leader of the band was a notorious desperado named Richard Clark from the South River region of Anne ...
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From: Pirates on the Chesapeake, Donald G. Shomette, Tidewater Publishers, 1985: pg. 167:
“The leader of the band was a notorious desperado named Richard Clark from the South River region of Anne ...
8/4/2018
Around 1643, Mary Latham fell in love with a boy who rejected her. About 17 and impetuous, Mary Latham decided to marry the next man who asked. It was a bad decision. What followed was the case of the ...
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7/22/2018
Around 1643, Mary Latham fell in love with a boy who rejected her. About 17 and impetuous, Mary Latham decided to marry the next man who asked. It was a bad decision. What followed was the case of the ...
7/22/2018
Without a single witness observing their crime, James Britton and Mary Latham were hanged by the neck until dead for an implicit act of adultery.From "The Price of Adultery in Puritan Massachusetts, 16...
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7/22/2018
Without a single witness observing their crime, James Britton and Mary Latham were hanged by the neck until dead for an implicit act of adultery.From "The Price of Adultery in Puritan Massachusetts, 16...
7/22/2018
His parents had came from Martha's Vineyard.his father died in1745 at the siege of Louisburg,and the widowed mother had been one of the Christian Indians who attended the Barnstable church.When Moses w...
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6/13/2018
His parents had came from Martha's Vineyard.his father died in1745 at the siege of Louisburg,and the widowed mother had been one of the Christian Indians who attended the Barnstable church.When Moses w...
6/13/2018
There is NO EVIDENCE that: * Robert McMahan died at sea. 'There is NO EVIDENCE that: * Catherine Cole / Coleman was a wife of Robert McMahan c.1706-1769 'There is NO EVIDENCE that: * Archibald McMahan ...
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There is NO EVIDENCE that: * Robert McMahan died at sea. 'There is NO EVIDENCE that: * Catherine Cole / Coleman was a wife of Robert McMahan c.1706-1769 'There is NO EVIDENCE that: * Archibald McMahan ...
5/23/2018
"John Carrington thou art indited by the name of John Carrington of Wethersfield—carpenter—, that not hauing the feare of God before thine eyes thou hast interteined ffamilliarity with Sattan the great...
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1/15/2017
"John Carrington thou art indited by the name of John Carrington of Wethersfield—carpenter—, that not hauing the feare of God before thine eyes thou hast interteined ffamilliarity with Sattan the great...
1/15/2017
Daniel Jr. Died by hanging in 1790. He lived near Patch's Corner for a short while after his marriage and then went to Vermont for a few years then returning to the old farm at Patch's Corner. Shortly ...
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7/1/2016
Daniel Jr. Died by hanging in 1790. He lived near Patch's Corner for a short while after his marriage and then went to Vermont for a few years then returning to the old farm at Patch's Corner. Shortly ...
7/1/2016
The following is from a website entitled "Executed Today.com" Emersons of Haverhill, Massachusetts, were the kind of family that just could not stay out of trouble. Death was a common feature in the Em...
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4/9/2016
The following is from a website entitled "Executed Today.com" Emersons of Haverhill, Massachusetts, were the kind of family that just could not stay out of trouble. Death was a common feature in the Em...
4/9/2016
Ruggles Spooner (c. 1746 – July 2, 1778) was the first woman to be executed in the United States by Americans rather than the British. She was the daughter of Brigadier General Timothy Ruggles.Spooner ...
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Ruggles Spooner (c. 1746 – July 2, 1778) was the first woman to be executed in the United States by Americans rather than the British. She was the daughter of Brigadier General Timothy Ruggles.Spooner ...
2/6/2016
Mary Dyer MP (1611 - 1660)
"Marie", "Quaker Witness", "Seymour"
Find a Grave: Mary Barrett Dyer
Wikipedia: Mary Dyer
Her parents are unknown. Seymour was a royalty myth. Barrett was a name recorded in a parish register. Supposedly she had a brother Thom...
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1/26/2016
Mary Dyer MP (1611 - 1660)
"Marie", "Quaker Witness", "Seymour"
Find a Grave: Mary Barrett Dyer
Wikipedia: Mary Dyer
Her parents are unknown. Seymour was a royalty myth. Barrett was a name recorded in a parish register. Supposedly she had a brother Thom...
1/26/2016
Andrew Sanford settled in Harford, CT., where his uncle Andrew Warner lived. Freeman, May 1657. His first wife, Mary, was indicted with him for witchcraft; she was convicted, 13 June 1662, and presumab...
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10/28/2015
Andrew Sanford settled in Harford, CT., where his uncle Andrew Warner lived. Freeman, May 1657. His first wife, Mary, was indicted with him for witchcraft; she was convicted, 13 June 1662, and presumab...
10/28/2015
Anthony Arnold and Bacon’s RebellionOn 5 Feb 1981, Hazel Arnold MacIvor published a report on the “The Anthony Arnold Research Project” on behalf of The Arnold Family Association of the South. In her i...
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10/1/2015
Anthony Arnold and Bacon’s RebellionOn 5 Feb 1981, Hazel Arnold MacIvor published a report on the “The Anthony Arnold Research Project” on behalf of The Arnold Family Association of the South. In her i...
10/1/2015
