Born abt 1667 in Neuf Chatel (?). [101], [166] 1665 according to death record. Was granted citizenship to Magdeburg, Germany on Oct 23, 1693. [101], [134] Listed as Bürger in the Pfälzer Kolonie Bürgerrolle. Abraham died in Magdeburg, Germany on Nov 25, 1720; he was 53. [166] Age: 55. Buried on Nov 26, 1720 in Magdeburg, Germany. [166] Occupation: Shoemaker (Schuster). Religion: Evan. reformed. [101]received status as Bürger of the Pfälzer colony in Magdeburg, Oct. 23, 1693; at that time had one son and one daughter, and was said to be from Neuf Chatell. [101], [134]
Surname is spelled "Matté" or "Matthé" in the French language records of the Pfälzer or Französisch Colonie in Magdeburg. [167]
There is a death record for an Abraham Matthieu, aged 61 years, on October 11, 1689; he was described as the school master (Maistre d' Eschole). [166] Perhaps he is the father of this Abraham Matté. There was also a Susanne, daughter of the "deceased Abraham Matthieu," who died at the age of 11 years on August 7, 1693. [166] Could she be the daughter of Abraham who died in 1689, and the sister of this Abraham (born 1665-7)?
ca 1690 when Abraham was 23, he married Marie Peregentil, in Magdeburg, Germany. [101], [134]
They had the following children:
| i. | Pierre (ca1690-) | ||
| ii. | David (Died as Infant) (1695-1696) | ||
| 129 | iii. | Eleonora (~1698-?) | |
| iv. | Esther (1697-) | ||
| v. | Judith (Died as Child) (1699-1706) | ||
| vi. | Abraham [167] (ca1701-) | ||
| vii. | Rachel (Died as Infant) (1704-1705) | ||
| viii. | Zacharie (1706-1729) | ||
| ix. | Susanne (Died as Child) (1707-1710) |
259 Marie Peregentil.
Born abt 1668. [101] Marie died ? .had one son and one daughter by 1693 [101]
Surname is spelled "Perette Gentil" ; "Perete Gentils" and "Peret Gentil" in other entries in the Magdeburg Pfälzer Colonie church book. [167]
In Nov 1696 Marie and her husband were Godparents to Abraham Migeot, son of Paul Migeot and Esther Perret Gentil [167] (who died August 13, 1701, aged 39; probably complications of childbirth: an unbaptised child died the day before). [168]
262 Johann Henrich Weber.
Born ca 1653 in Blomberg, Lippe, Germany. calculated. Was granted citizenship to Blomberg, Lippe, Germany on Nov 28, 1674. [56] recorded as Bürger. Johann Henrich died in Blomberg, Lippe, Germany on Apr 7, 1721; he was 68. [56], [107] 68 years old. Buried on Apr 11, 1721 in Blomberg, Lippe, Germany. [107] Occupation: Schuhmacher (Shoemaker). [169]Antonius Weber was probably born ~1590 or earlier, making it seem more likely that he was the grandfather of Johann Henrich, rather than the father as suggested in the Blomberg house book. [51] No clear records are available. Johann is listed in the Bürgerbuch in 1644 with no additional information, [82] and also in the House Book at No. 261 [Langer Steinweg 24] in 1644. [56]
On Oct 3, 1683 when Johann Henrich was 30, he married Anna Dorothea Lalke, in Blomberg, Lippe, Germany. [51], [136]
They had the following children:
| i. | Trin Ilsaben (1684-) | ||
| ii. | Johan Henrich (1686-) | ||
| iii. | Johan Cord (Henrich) (1689-1762) | ||
| 131 | iv. | Anna Dorothea Elisabeth (ca1692-1761) | |
| v. | Johan Christoffel [107] (1695-) | ||
| vi. | Hans Henrich (Died as Infant) (1698-1699) | ||
| vii. | Hans Henrich (Died as Infant) (1701-1701) |
263 Anna Dorothea Lalke.
Born ca 1661 in Blomberg, Lippe, Germany. calculated. Anna Dorothea died in Blomberg, Lippe, Germany on Apr 24, 1728; she was 67. [56], [107] Age: 67. Buried on Apr 27, 1728 in Blomberg, Lippe, Germany. [107]268 Johan Herman Rieckhoff. [81]
name spelled "Rÿckhoff" in birth record of Johann Conrad [81]
On Nov 28, 1695 Johan Herman married Agnesa Lesemann [81], in Boesingfeld, Lippe, Germany. [170]
They had the following children:
| i. | Catrina Elisabeth (1696-?) | ||
| ii. | Agnesa (1699-?) | ||
| iii. | Anna Christina (1701-?) | ||
| iv. | Johan Herman (Died as Child) (1704-1710) | ||
| 134 | v. | Johann Conrad (1708-1789) | |
| vi. | Herman Henrich (1712-?) |
269 Agnesa Lesemann. [81]
Born in Dec 1664 in Boesingfeld, Lippe, Germany. [170] matches age at death within 1 month. Agnesa was baptized in Boesingfeld, Lippe, Germany on Dec 17, 1664. [170] Agnesa died in Boesingfeld, Lippe, Germany on Feb 21, 1727; she was 62. [109] 62 years, 3 months; wife (ux.) of Johan Herman Rieckhoff.In some entries, the spelling of her name looks like "Agneta"; others looks more like "Agnesa".
270 Hans Dreÿer. [81]
Born ca 1642. (calculated from age at death). Confirmed in 1656 in Boesingfeld, Lippe, Germany. [170] "Ist den Andern Ostertag". Hans died in Boesingfeld, Lippe, Germany on Feb 29, 1732; he was 90. [109] 90 years. Buried on Mar 1, 1732 in Boesingfeld, Lippe, Germany. [109]Entry in the death register notes that he married Anna Margaretha Rakeman at age 50 and was married to her for 16 years, 6 months. He then married Anna Christina Krusekop (sic), which was for a period of 21 years, 5 months. [109]
ca Sep 1710 when Hans was 68, he married Anna Christina Krusekopf. [109] estimated from info in death record of Hans.
They had one child:
| 135 | i. | Anne Marie Elisebeth (1713-1765) |
271 Anna Christina Krusekopf.
Born ca 1680 in Boesingfeld, Lippe, Germany. calculated from death and age. Confirmed on Mar 22, 1695 in Boesingfeld, Lippe, Germany. [170] Anna Christina died in Boesingfeld, Lippe, Germany in Dec 1754; she was 74. [109] age: 74 years. Buried on Dec 25, 1754 in Boesingfeld, Lippe, Germany. [109]Christina abbr. Xtina in birth record of Anne Marie Liesabeth Dreÿer. [81]
Her father was identified as Kästing (sic) Krusekopf and her mother as Anna Ilsabe Möller in the record of her death. [109]
Was Godmother to child of her half sister Agneta.
288 Johan Henrich Krusekopf. [78]
Born ca 1656 in Schwelentrup, Lippe, Germany. [171] Johan Henrich died in Schwelentrup, Lippe, Germany on Mar 24, 1694; he was 38. [60]Name given as Johan Henrich in death record of his son Hermann Henrich [78]
Called Henrich Hermann on family tree of Solveigh Krusekopf [60]
Church Book entry spells name Krusekop
On Nov 25, 1689 when Johan Henrich was 33, he married Anna Margarethe Adam [140], [60], [78], in Hillentrup, Lippe, Germany. [13], [60]
They had the following children:
| i. | Anna Margarethe (1690-?) | ||
| 144 | ii. | Hermann Henrich (1693-1758) |
289 Anna Margarethe Adam. [140], [60], [78]
Born in Göstrup, Lippe, Germany. [60]290 Töpfers Cord Lampe. [141]
Child:
| 145 | i. | Marie Elisabeth (1697-1742) |
320 Simon Gates. [25]
Born in 1645 in Hingham, MA. At the age of 1, Simon was baptized in Hingham, MA on May 3, 1646. [172] Simon died in Boston, MA bef Apr 21, 1693; he was 48. "Stephen Gates of Hingham.." says Brockton; not found in Brockton vital records.From "History of the Town of Hingham, Mass." vol.II, 1893:
..was baptized in Hingham May 3, 1646. He resided in Cambridge, then Lancaster; died in [intestate (NEHGR v120, p 164, 1966)] Boston, living at Muddy River. [The Fenway] April 21, 1693, his widow was appointed to administer upon her late husband's estate. The inventory included 120 acres of land in Marlboro, 314 acres and 2.5 of meadow at Lancaster.
Simon was a soldier in King Philip's War. [173]
In 1735 his son, Jonathan Gates, was granted land in Narragansett Township on account of his father's service in the war; afterward resides in Lancaster, Cambridge, and Boston. [174]
Simon Gates was sued Nov. 9, 1670 by John Woods of Marlborough, MA, for breaking a marriage contract with his daughter Frances. In his suit against Gates, Woods stated that "he hath contracted with another to the great wrong of said Frances." [175]
In Nov 1670 when Simon was 25, he married Margaret Barstow [176], [177]. Date from Bouley Genealogy (source unk.).
They had the following children:
| i. | Abigail [25] (1671-1775) | ||
| ii. | Simon (1) [25] (1673-1676) | ||
| 160 | iii. | Simon (2) (1675-1734) | |
| iv. | George [25] (1678-1679) | ||
| v. | Amos [25] (1681-1754) | ||
| vi. | Jonathan [25] (1683-1755) | ||
| vii. | Samuel [25] (1685-?) | ||
| viii. | Margaret [25] (1689-?) |
321 Margaret Barstow. [176], [177]
Born in 1650. [176] Margaret was baptized in Scituate, MA on Feb 24, 1650. [178] 1649/1650. Margaret died in Boston, MA on Apr 13, 1707; she was 57. [179] Month, day, and place from Genealogies of Connecticut Families taken , from NEHGR by Gary Boyd Roberts V.1 p677-681, via Bouley Genealogy.NEHGR v120, p164, 1966: death was at Brookline
322 Deacon John Woods Sr. [180]
Born on May 8, 1641 in Sudbury, MA. [181], [145] alt. 7/18/1647, History of the Town of Marlborough. John was baptized in Marlborough, MA. John died in Marlborough, MA on Apr 5, 1716; he was 74. [114]Elected Deacon of Mr. Brimsmead's church in 1704. [145]
Town records of Marlborough, MA record the death of "Deacon John Woods"
In 1669 when John was 27, he married Lydia Rice [182], [183], in Marlborough, MA.
They had the following children:
| i. | John (2) [184] (1670-1699) | ||
| ii. | Lydia [185] (1672-1739) | ||
| iii. | Hannah (3) [186] (1677-1751) | ||
| iv. | Joseph [187] (1680-1681) | ||
| v. | Joseph (2) [188] (1682-1698) | ||
| 161 | vi. | Sarah (1685-1751) | |
| vii. | Silence [189] (1688-?) | ||
| viii. | Benjamin [190] (1691-1740) | ||
| ix. | James [191] (1694-1772) |
323 Lydia Rice. [182], [183]
Born on Dec 10, 1649 in Sudbury, MA. Lydia died in Marlborough, MA on Sep 24, 1723; she was 73. [114], [183]Town records of Marlborough, MA record the death of "Lidia Woods, wife of Deacon John Woods"
324 Samuel Howe. [192]
Born on Oct 20, 1642 in Sudbury, MA. [193] Samuel died in Sudbury, MA on Apr 13, 1713; he was 70. LDS AFN: 2ND2-BN.On Sep 18, 1685 when Samuel was 42, he married Sarah Leavitt [152], in Sudbury, MA. date from LDS AFN: 2ND2-BN for Samuel Howe.
They had the following children:
| i. | Elisha (2) [147] (~1687-1753) | ||
| ii. | Daniel (2) [147] (1689-1757) | ||
| iii. | Nehemiah [147] (~1693-1747) | ||
| 162 | iv. | Moses (1695-1750) | |
| v. | Ebenezer [147] (~1697-1753) | ||
| vi. | Micajah (2) [147] (1700-<1749) |
325 Sarah Leavitt. [152]
Born on Feb 25, 1659 in Hingham, MA. [194] Sarah died in Sudbury, MA on May 29, 1726; she was 67.Ancestral File number: 3G3V-KV
328 Nathaniel Dike.
Born on Oct 25, 1667 in Salem, MA. [153] name spelled Nathanyell on CD. Nathaniel died in Dudley, MA in Aug 1746; he was 78. will proved Aug 8, 1746, written May 2. Occupation: Cordwainer.Will found at: <http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec?htx=message&r=rw&p=localities.northam.usa.states.massachusetts.counties.worcester&m=1509>
Proved 8 Aug 1746
Worcester County, MA, Wills, Vol. 2, pages 497-498
The will and Testament of Nathaniel Dike of Dudley in the County of Worcester, Cordwainer, I being sensible that my Day Draw nigh to a Period and being under jndis position of body but sound in mind do comit my Body to the Dust and my spiret to God yt Gave it thereto continue until the Resurrection of the Just and having sum Estate that God hath Graciously Given me I think it my Duty to settle it before I go home and be here no more the first in this my will is that I be Decently Buried and that the funeral Charges be paid out of my Estate and all my just Debts.
Item.. I give unto my beloved wife Hannah all my indoor household stuff that I use in the house to be at her dispose forever and one Cow if she shall chuse and two sheepso long as she Remain my Widow and the Cow and sheep to Return to as hereafter mentioned and allso Half a Bushell of Good Wheat yearly to be paid To her by my son Ebenez Dike as Long as she Remain my Widow.
Item. I give unto my son Ebenez Dike all my stock of Cattle yet is now already Disposed of and my Riding mare and all my husbandry Tools and things that I use in any hand Crafts to keep and swine that are not already disposed of with what he hath already had to be his portion he paying all my just Debts and Legacies and att my wifes Deceasse the Cow and the Two sheep to be his or when she marries.
Item. I give unto my son Daniel Dike five shillings with what he hath already had to be his portion.
Item. I give unto my son Benj a Dike five shillings with what he already hath had to be his portion.
Item. I give unto my son James Dike five shillings with what he already hath had to be his portion.
Item. I give unto my Daughter Hannah the wife of Robert Fett ten pounds in old tenor or any other species Equivalent theretoto paid att or before three years after my decease with what she hath already had to be her portion.
Item. I give unto my Daughter Martha the wife of Sam Daget twenty pounds old tenor or any other specie Equivalaent thereto to be paid at or before three years after my decease with what she hath already had to be her portion.
Item. I give unto my Daughter Sarah the wife of Wiliam Sibley twenty pounds in old tenor or in any other spceic Equivalent thereto to be paid at or before three years after my decease with what she hath already had to be her portion.
Item. I give unto my Daughter Mary Wait ten acres of land where she now Dwelleth wch parcel of Land the abovesaid Benj a Dike is to Give her a deed of qt being his part of qt Legacies to his sister by agreement with what he hath already hadd to be her portion and I Do appoint and desire my son Ebenz Dike to be my Executor of this my will to fulfill every part thereof and I Do Declare this to be my Last will and Testament and do by these presents Revoke all other wills whatsoever In Witness hereof I have set to my hand and seal this second Day of May Anno Domini 1746 in the Ninteenth year of his Majestys Reign George the 2.
Nathaniel Dike seal
Witnesses: Jeremiah Barslow, Jacob Bradbury, Rebekah Bradbury, Worcester LS
July 9th 1746 the within named Jeremiah Barslow and Jacob Bradbury Two of the witnesses to the within will personally appearing made oath that they saw Nathaniel Dike within named Testator sign and seal and heard him Publish pronounce and declare same to be and contain his last will and Testament and that when he so did he was of sound and disposing mind and memory and that they with Rebeckah Bradbury the other Witness set to their names as Witnesses thereof at same time.
Sworn before me John Chandler, Just pacei
Province of the Massachusetts Bay by the Hon. Joseph Wilder P J Judge of the probate of wills and for Granting Letter of adm on the Estate of person deceased having Goods, Chattels, Rights or Credits in the County of Worcester within the province aforesaid.
To all unto whom this Presents shall Come, GREETINGS. Know ye that upon the Day of Date hereof before me at Worcester in the County aforesaid the Will of Nathaniel Dike Late of Dudley in the County and province aforesaid , cordwainer, deceased to these presents annexxed having Been proved, approved and allowed who having while he lived and at the time of his death Good Chattels, Rights or Credits in the County aforesaid, and the probate of the said will and poweer of committing adminstration of all and singular goods, Chattels, Rights and Credits of the said Deceased by Virtue thereof appertaining unto me, the adminstration of all and singular the Goods chattels Rights and Credits of the said Decd and his will in any manner concerning is hereby comitted unto Ebez Dike in ye same will names well and faithfully to execute ye said will and to administer the estate of ye said Deceased according thereunto and to make a true and perfect Inventory of all and singular the Goods, Chattels, Rights and Credits of ye said Decd and to Exhibit the same into the Registry of ye Court of Probate for the County aforesaid at or before the 20th day of Sept next Ensuing and also to Render a Plaina nd True accompt of his said Admn upon oath. In testimony whereof I have herunto set my hand and seal of ye said Court of Probate Dated at Worcester ye 19th Day of August Anno Domini 1746.
Joseph Wilder
By order of ye Honble Judge John Chandler
Entred from ye Original
P.J. Chandler
RECEIVED FROM SAMPUBCO
abt 1689 when Nathaniel was 21, he married Hannah Thompson, in Wenham, MA.
They had one child:
| 164 | i. | Daniel (~1711-1777) |
329 Hannah Thompson.
332 Robert Jennison. [195]
Robert married Dorothy Thomas [152], [195].
They had one child:
| 166 | i. | Elias (1724-) |
333 Dorothy Thomas. [152], [195]