Cleek, Dunmore, Gum, Hill Stephenson, Suit Family - Person Sheet
Cleek, Dunmore, Gum, Hill Stephenson, Suit Family - Person Sheet
Spouses
1Benjamin Bosworth 
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66679,65982,66680,65990,65991,66681,66682,66421,66683,66425,66684,66004,66005,66685,66686,66687,66688,66689Memo1616?
Land Purchase1636, Hingham, Rehoboth County, MA66695
Memo/1637 Several parcels of land and meadow legally given to him by the town
Residenceca 1654, Hingham, Plymouth County, MA66696
Memohouse and lot sold to his brother, Jonathan Bosworth
Residence1660, Hull, Bristol County, MA66696
Land Sold15 Sep 1671, Hull, Bristol County, MA66697
MemoGave land to his only son, Benjamin Bosworth and his wife Hannah before marrying for the second time
MemoAged 85 years
Burialabt Nov 1700, Boston, Suffolk County, MA66699
MemoProbably Granary Burying Ground, Boston
OccupationPlanter66700
FatherEdward Bosworth (1588-<1634)
MotherMary (1589-1648)
Misc. Notes
Pg 101 marr:(1) _______66485
First Marriage to Unknown65656
Vol 2 Pg 185: Misstatements: First, Deacon Benjamin Bosworth did not marry Elizabeth Morton; it was his nephew Nathaniel Bosworth Jr., as is plainly stated in Plymouth Colony Records, with an account of her funeral written by her father Nathaniel Morton, secretary of the Colony, as will be seen later in Nathaniel Jr’s history62470
First Marriage to Unknown65656
Vol 2 Pg 185: Misstatements: First, Deacon Benjamin Bosworth did not marry Elizabeth Morton; it was his nephew Nathaniel Bosworth Jr., as is plainly stated in Plymouth Colony Records, with an account of her funeral written by her father Nathaniel Morton, secretary of the Colony, as will be seen later in Nathaniel Jr’s history62470
Military
Bosworth Genealogy: A History of Descendants of Edward Bosworth62470
Vol 1 Pg 84: Sergt Benjamin Bosworth
Vol 1 Pg 84: Sergt Benjamin Bosworth