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Family: John MATHEWSON / Deliverance MALAVERY (F05204)

• Male John MATHEWSON

  
  

  Birth	1668	Providence, Providence County, Rhode Island
  Death	18 Sep 1716
  Burial
  Marriage	17 Nov 1698  [1]
  Father	James MATHEWSON | F05200 Group Sheet
  Mother	Hannah FIELD | F05200 Group Sheet

  
  

  Female Deliverance MALAVERY

  
  

  Birth	Abt 1682	Providence, Providence County, Rhode Island
  Death	Abt 1716
  Burial
  Father
  Mother

  
  

  Female Lydia MATHEWSON

  
  

  Birth	07 Jun 1701	Providence, Providence County, Rhode Island
  Death	Bef 1746
  Burial
  Spouse	Resolved WATERMAN | F21567
  Marriage	20 Sep 1722	Providence, Providence County, Rhode Island

  
  

  Male John MATHEWSON

  
  

  Birth	06 Oct 1699	Providence, Providence County, Rhode Island
  Death	29 Apr 1792	Johnston, Providence County, Rhode Island
  Burial
  Spouse	Phoebe STEERE | F05086
  Marriage	Abt 1731

  
  

• Notes

  [Hulett FTW from MC Scott.FTW] [Matthewson.FTW] [matt2.FTW] [Br¯derbund WFT Vol. 5, Ed. 1, Tree #2329, Date of Import: 4 Jul 2000] 1. From Mathewson Gazette, Oct. 1983, Pg.25: "... He married Deliverance Malavery, Nov. 17, 1648, whom he obtained in the following manner: Having occasion to go to Boston, then the nearest place of trade to purchase groceries, he passed on his way a boiling spring, near a cottage, and being very dry, applied at the house for some water; a young woman came out with a pitcher, like Rebecca of old, and gave him to drink. Returning home, he happened to be again dry at the same place, called, and was supplied. Thus acquaintance thus providentially commenced, ripened into marriage some year or two afterwards."[matt3.FTW] [Br¯derbund WFT Vol. 5, Ed. 1, Tree #2329, Date of Import: 4 Jul 2000] 1. From Mathewson Gazette, Oct. 1983, Pg.25: "... He married Deliverance Malavery, Nov. 17, 1648, whom he obtained in the following manner: Having occasion to go to Boston, then the nearest place of trade to purchase groceries, he passed on his way a boiling spring, near a cottage, and being very dry, applied at the house for some water; a young woman came out with a pitcher, like Rebecca of old, and gave him to drink. Returning home, he happened to be again dry at the same place, called, and was supplied. Thus acquaintance thus providentially commenced, ripened into marriage some year or two afterwards."[matt4.FTW] [Br¯derbund WFT Vol. 5, Ed. 1, Tree #2329, Date of Import: 4 Jul 2000] 1. From Mathewson Gazette, Oct. 1983, Pg.25: "... He married Deliverance Malavery, Nov. 17, 1648, whom he obtained in the following manner: Having occasion to go to Boston, then the nearest place of trade to purchase groceries, he passed on his way a boiling spring, near a cottage, and being very dry, applied at the house for some water; a young woman came out with a pitcher, like Rebecca of old, and gave him to drink. Returning home, he happened to be again dry at the same place, called, and was supplied. Thus acquaintance thus providentially commenced, ripened into marriage some year or two afterwards."[field1.FTW] 1. From Mathewson Gazette, Oct. 1983, Pg.25: "... He married Deliverance Malavery, Nov. 17, 1648, whom he obtained in the following manner: Having occasion to go to Boston, then the nearest place of trade to purchase groceries, he passed on his way a boiling spring, near a cottage, and being very dry, applied at the house for some water; a young woman came out with a pitcher, like Rebecca of old, and gave him to drink. Returning home, he happened to be again dry at the same place, called, and was supplied. Thus acquaintance thus providentially commenced, ripened into marriage some year or two afterwards."[angell1.FTW] [Br¯derbund WFT Vol. 5, Ed. 1, Tree #2329, Date of Import: 18 Jul 2000] 1. From Mathewson Gazette, Oct. 1983, Pg.25: "... He married Deliverance Malavery, Nov. 17, 1648, whom he obtained in the following manner: Having occasion to go to Boston, then the nearest place of trade to purchase groceries, he passed on his way a boiling spring, near a cottage, and being very dry, applied at the house for some water; a young woman came out with a pitcher, like Rebecca of old, and gave him to drink. Returning home, he happened to be again dry at the same place, called, and was supplied. Thus acquaintance thus providentially commenced, ripened into marriage some year or two afterwards."

  
  

• Sources

  [S1687] Ancestry.com: Rhode Island, Vital Extracts, 1636-1899.