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- 1683
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Name |
William CLARKE [1] |
- 1677 November 22, the land in Boston Neck,North Kingstown, formerly belonging to John Paine, containing about 350 acres, was conveyed to William Clarke; said land was between land of Captain Thomas Willet, deceased, on the south, and John Brown on the north (History of Washington Count, p. 390, by Cole). 1679, August 1, William Clarke petitioned the Assembly concerning several Indians, by him and his company taken in time of war, and recites he was "commander of one of the sloops in 1676 which was taken from him by the government and for which he now asks indemnity." The case was referred to the Town Councils of Newport and Portsmouth, R.I
By a letter of roger Williams in Connecticut archives, dated 1675, June 25, it would appear that the naval force "was composed of sloops," and that it was sent out nearly a year before it appears upon the Rhode Island records (Conn MSS., Vol. 1. p. 200, in R.I. Hist. Soc)
1683, Oct. 19, Administration to widow Hannah, Inventory, 15 head of neat cattle, 60 sheep, 3 horsekind, 10 swine, feather bed, silk grass bed, flock bed, iron, pewter, musket, etc. [1]
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Birth |
Rhode Island |
Gender |
Male |
Death |
30 Sep 1683 [1] |
Person ID |
I71777 |
Main Tree |
Last Modified |
23 Aug 2020 |
Father |
Joseph CLARKE, b. 9 Dec 1618, Westhorpe, Suffolk Co., England d. 1 Jun 1694, Newport, Rhode Island (Age 75 years) |
Relationship |
Birth |
Mother |
Unknown |
Relationship |
Birth |
Family ID |
F29078 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
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Sources |
- [S5386] George Austin Morrison, Jr., The "Clarke" Families of Rhode Island, (Higginson Book Company).
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