Robinson-Yochem Genealogy Data Page 208 (Notes Pages)
are direct ancestors of L RobinsonReed, John (b. 8 Dec 1669, d. Dec 1752)
Note: Elizabeth Dana was his second wife. Married a third time on 13 Jan1724/5.
PS 154, Vital Records of Rehoboth, MA lists the intentions for marriageof Elizabeth Dana and John Read, both of Rehoboth, Aug. 28, 1714. Page446.
Death: Dec 1752 Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts
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Dana, Elizabeth (b. Bet 1680 - 1682, d. Bet 1719 - 1725)
Death: Bet 1719 - 1725
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Hayes, Horace (b. 1813, d. 1883)
Source: (Birth)
Title: D.A.R. Lineage BookPage: Vol. 149, page 82
Death: 1883
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Hyde, Avoline (b. 18 Nov 1835, d. 27 May 1873)
Death: 27 May 1873 Homer, Michigan
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Heath, John C. (b. 23 Oct 1834, d. 22 Jan 1888)
Death: 22 Jan 1888 Appleton, Wisconsin
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Reed, Cythera Almeda (b. 18 Jun 1835, d. 30 Oct 1895)
Death: 30 Oct 1895 Iron River, Michigan
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Munroe, Mary (b. BEF 7 Nov 1736, d. 7 Nov 1736)
Burial: 7 Nov 1736 Canterbury, Connecticut; Congregational church
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Munroe, David (b. BEF 8 Jan 1737/1738, d. 8 Jan 1737/1738)
Burial: 8 Jan 1737/1738 Canterbury, Connecticut; Congregational church
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Munroe, Abigail (b. BEF 14 Jun 1741, d. 14 Jun 1741)
Burial: 14 Jun 1741 Canterbury, Connecticut; Congregational church
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Munroe, John (b. BEF 15 Jun 1743, d. 15 Jun 1743)
Burial: 15 Jun 1743 Canterbury, Connecticut; Congregational church
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Adams, Soloman (b. 23 Apr 1699, d. 20 Nov 1788)
Source: (Birth)
Title: PS 266 Vital Record of Rhode Island, ...Page: 207
Data:
Text: Providence births: Adams Solomon, of Henry and Ruth.
Death: 20 Nov 1788 Canterbury, Windham, Connecticut
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Adams, Abigail (b. BEF 30 Apr 1732, d. 30 Apr 1732)
Burial: 30 Apr 1732 Canterbury, Connecticut; Congregational church
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Adams, Lydia (b. BEF 30 Apr 1732, d. 30 Apr 1732)
Burial: 30 Apr 1732 Canterbury, Connecticut; Congregational church
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Adams, Deborah (b. BEF 1 Apr 1733, d. Bet 1733 - 1734)
Death: Bet 1733 - 1734 Canterbury, Windham, Connecticut
Burial: 1 Apr 1733 Canterbury, Connecticut; Congregational church
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Adams, Deborah (b. BEF 10 Mar 1733/1734, d. 10 Mar 1733/1734)
Burial: 10 Mar 1733/1734 Canterbury, Connecticut; Congregational church
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Adams, Allis (b. BEF 22 May 1737, d. 22 May 1737)
Burial: 22 May 1737 Canterbury, Connecticut; Congregational church
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Adams, Solomon (b. BEF 23 Mar 1739/1740, d. 23 Mar 1739/1740)
Burial: 23 Mar 1739/1740 Canterbury, Connecticut; Congregational church
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Adams, Hannah (b. BEF 3 Oct 1742, d. 3 Oct 1742)
Burial: 3 Oct 1742 Canterbury, Connecticut; Congregational church
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Ball, John (b. ABT 1620, d. 10 Sep 1675)Note: a John Ball and his wife Elizabeth and an infant child were killed inLancaster, Middlesex, MA on 10 Feb 1676 by indians in a massacre. Per PS97 (The Birth, Marriage and Death Register...Lancaster, Mass).
Books mentioning John ball have him dying 10 Sep 1675.
John's estate was administered by son John of Watertown, 1 Feb 1677-8.
G804, page --- lists"John Ball, born about 1620, accompanied his fatherto this country, became a tailor by trade and settled in Watertown. Hemarried (1) Elizabeth, daughter of John and Elizabeth Pierce, ofWatertown, by whom he had six children.
About the year 1855-6, hs wife became violently insane, which factdoubtless accounts for the apprenticing of his children as follows: -John Jr. and Mary or marie (aged 5 years) on Jan. 3, 1656, to John PierceSr; Sarah (aged 2 years) on Dec. 9, 1656, to Richard Gale; on Aug. 3,1658, he apprenticed two other children (aged 3 years and 6 monthsrespectively).
His wife died previous to or about 1665.
Children
John, b. 1644
Mary, b. 1651; m. 1688, John Sawyer, Lancaster.
Sarah, b. 1654
Esther, b. 1655; taken into captivity by indians.
Abigail, b. Feb 20, 1658; taken into captivity by indians.
On Aug. 3, 1665, he married (2) Elizabeth, daughter of Thomas Fox,of Concord. On Oct. 21, 1665, he sold his farm in Watertown and removedto Lancaster, where he was one of the three earliest settlers. In theattack upon the town by indians, Feb. 20, 1676, he, his wife and sonJoseph were slain and two other children (noted above) taken intocaptivity.
Children
Joseph, b. Mar 12, 1669 - 70; killed by indians."
Source: (Death)
Title: G 932Page: 166
Occupation: Place: tailor
Death: 10 Sep 1675 Lancaster, Middlesex, Massachusetts
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Ball, John (b. 1644, d. 8 May 1722)
Death: 8 May 1722 Watertown, Massachusetts
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