Nathaniel WILLIAMS, II

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• Name: Nathaniel Williams

Nathaniel married Lydia KING on 09 Jan 1709/10. Lydia (daughter of Philip KING and Judith WHITMAN) was born on 03 Mar 1688 in Weymouth, Norfolk, Massachusetts, USA; died on 31 Mar 1748 in Raynham, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. Edmund WILLIAMS was born on 04 Dec 1710 in Taunton, Bristol Co., Massachusetts; died on 04 Dec 1796.
2. Nathaniel WILLIAMS was born on 4 Jan 1711/2 in Taunton, Bristol Co., Massachusetts.
3. Lydia WILLIAMS was born on 1 May 1714 in Taunton, Bristol Co., Massachusetts; died on 19 Jan 1796 in Brockton, Massachusetts.
4. Bethia WILLIAMS was born on 1 Nov 1716 in Taunton, Bristol Co., Massachusetts; died between 9 Oct 1742 and 21 Jan 1746.
5. Judith WILLIAMS was born on 25 May 1719 in Taunton, Bristol Co., Massachusetts; died on 01 Oct 1743 in Taunton, Bristol Co., Massachusetts; was buried in Staples Street Burying Ground, Taunton, Bristol Co., Massachusetts.
6. Elizabeth WILLIAMS was born on 21 Mar 1721 in Taunton, Bristol Co., Massachusetts; died before Oct 1746.

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• Birth: 1641
• Birth: 07 Jul 1641, Taunton, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA
• Fact: 25 Jul 1698, Division of Estate

Nathaniel married Elizabeth ROGERS on 17 Nov 1668 in Taunton, Bristol Co.,Massachusetts. Elizabeth (daughter of John ROGERS and Anna CHURCHMAN) was born between 1647-1650; died on 11 May 1724. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Death: Aft 05 Oct 1709

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• Fact: Selectman
• Fact: Deputy to the general Court of Plymouth Colony
• Religion: A member and Deacon of the First Church of Dighton
• Emigration: Abt 1636 or 1637

Notes:

Will:
Richard Williams "aged about Eighty being in Competent health", made his will May 5, 1686. To my eldest son Samuell my two lots which I purchased of Timothy Holloway, now in possession of said son Samuell, also the rights to future divisions of lands belonging to that lot formerly in the occupation of Anthony Slokam. To my son Nathaniell the land, house and barn which now he possesseth being part of the lot which I boutht of Henry Uxley containing half an acre, with rights to future divisions thereto belonging, also seven acres lying between the great lots of Nicholas White and Hezekiah Hoare, also sixteen acres which I had for my great lot bounded on the west by Walter Deans land, also three acres of swamp at pale Brook, one half my meadow at little worth and three acres of land alowed me by the town in satisfaction for a highway through said seven acres. To my son Joseph the land, house and barn now in his possession, and rights to future divisions belonging to the lot heretofore of John Gingell now in the possession of my son Samuell, also eight acres on the south side of the great river by the land of mr John Pooll, also two acres of salt marsh at Assonaat between the land of Leiften George Macey and the next Creek westerly. To my son Thomas the westerly part of my dwelling house with six acres of land being the westerly part of the lot on which said part of my dwelling house stands, also one half my division of land at "Weefquobonoonfuk" with one half my meadow adjoining thereto and one quarter of meadow at Littleworth, also one half my fifty acres "about Stonie ware on the great River", also my twenty two acre division on the Three mile river, he to keep one cow for his mother during her pleasure. To my son Benjamin my share of land in the North purchase, the other half of my division of lands at "Weefquobonoonfuk", the other half of my said meadow thereto adjoining the other half my fifty acres at "Stonnie ware", one quareter my meadow at Littleworth, also my Tan yard with the stock thereof, and after my wifes decease the easterly part of my dwelling house and the remainder of the house lot not disposed of to said Thomas, also one bed with its furniture, he to pay my wife annually four pounds in money and keep one cow for her during pleasure. To my daughter Elizabeth sixty acres at "goofbery" meadow with two acres of meadow I bought of James Philips. To my daughter Hannah my whole share of land in the South purchase. To my two sons Thomas and Benjamin my pasture with my barn thereon to be equally divided between them. To "my beloved wife frauncis" during her life, the easterly part of my dwelling house with the garden, lands at Assonat & meadow not disposed of, with fifteen pounds annually and the keeping of two cows during pleasure, also I give her two cows and all household goods forever.
If my wife's necessity require it, the land at Assonate and share in the Iron works shall be sold for her supply, if not, I give it after her decease to sons, Samuell, Nathanell, Joseph, Thomas and Benjamin. The above sons to be joint executors and to pay annually to my wife during her life eleven pounds besides the four pounds before assigned to be paid by son Benjamin. "I alfo will them to tack Care of her their laid mother in all things Neceffary for her Comfort to their abillitie". I make null and void all former wills made by me. Witnessed by James Walker, Thomas Leonard and James X Leonard Junr. October 10, 1693, Capt. Thomas Leonard and James Leonard both of Taunton made oath before Jn Saffin Prob. John Cary Regis. athat they saw Richard Williams late of Taunton dec'd sign said will and saw James Walker late of Taunton sign as a witness. Entered by John Cary Regt October 11, 1694.

Richard married Frances DEIGHTON on 11 Feb 1632 in Witcombe Magna, Gloucester, England. Frances (daughter of Dr John DEIGHTON, Gent. and Jane BASSET) was born about 1611; was christened on 1 Mar 1611 in St. Nicholas, Glouceste; died in Feb 1705/6 in Taunton, Bristol Co., Massachusetts. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Birth: Bef 1611
• Death: Bef 1691
• Will: 26 Aug 1691

Notes:

Plymouth County Probate Records: Mass. Genealogical Records, 1600s-1800s:

Will of John Rogers son of Duxborough dated August 26, 1691, he "Being sick and weak of Body."
To grandson John Rogers all houses and lands in Duxborough;
To grandson John Tisdall for the use of his mother Anne Terrey 1/2 of my land in Middleboro except my right in Majors Purchase;
To daughter Elizabeth Williams other half of said tract;
All Cattle to be divided between daughter Elizabeth Williams and grandsons John Rogers and John Tisdale.
To grandson John Rogers household stuff and money, he to pay his sister Elizabeth Rogers 40s, and 20s a pence to his other three sisters, Hannah Bradford, Ruth Rogers and Sarah Rogers.
To daughter Abigail Richmond, the 20s, a year which is my due for fourscore acres of land which I sold to my two grandsons. Joseph Richmond and Edward Richmond. Son John to be executor. Witnessed by Rhodolphus Thacher, Mary Wadsworth and Elisha Wadsworth, who made oath. Sept. 20, 1692

John married Anna CHURCHMAN on 16 Apr 1639 in Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA. Anna died after May 1664. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Name:
Anna's parentage is unknown; she was not the daughter of Hugh Churchman of Lynn who mentioned no daughter Anna or Rogers in the very specific bequests in his will (Essex Co PR 1:32). She was probably alive 23 August 1670 when John rogers and his unnamed wife acknowledged a deed (MD 8:200-202).