Cleek, Dunmore, Gum, Hill Stephenson, Suit Family - Person Sheet
Cleek, Dunmore, Gum, Hill Stephenson, Suit Family - Person Sheet
NameSusannah Bosworth 
63756,65612,65613,65614,65346,65615,65616,65359,65617,65618,63656,65619,65620,65621,65622,65623,65624,65625,65626,65627,65628,65629,65630,65631,65632
63756,65612,65613,65614,65346,65615,65616,65359,65617,65618,63656,65619,65620,65621,65622,65623,65624,65625,65626,65627,65628,65629,65630,65631,65632Birth12 Feb 1744, Rehoboth, Bristol County, MA65612,65613,65633,65616,65634,63792,65635,65636,65637,65638
Memo1745?
Residence28 Sep 1764, Rehoboth, Bristol County, MA65614
Land Sold24 Mar 1767, Rehoboth, Bristol County, MA65639
MemoSold 30 acres, which had been set off to Susannah from her father Joseph Bosworth
MemoAft 11 Feb 1782?
FatherJoseph Bosworth Jr. (1714-1754)
MotherPatience Wheaton (1717->1782)
Research
Vol 3 Pg 258: Jabez4 Bosworth Will dtd 29 May 1747; proved 6 Oct 1747:62470 (Not mentioned in Grandfather’s will, like other Grandchildren)
Spouses
Birth24 Feb 1739, Swansea, Bristol County, MA65644
Residence28 Sep 1764, Swansea, Bristol County, MA65615
Land Sold24 Mar 1767, Rehoboth, Bristol County, MA65639
MemoSold 30 acres set off to Susannah from the estate of Joseph Bosworth
FatherNehemiah Cole (ca1720-<1763)
MotherJudith Easterbrook (ca1722->1763)
Military
V23 Pt 2 John Howland Pg 276. He is probably the Zephaniah Cole who served in the Revolutionary War as a 2nd Lieutenant in Cape Peleg Peck’s company, Col Thomas Carpenter’s regiment; his commission was reported 27 Mar 1776 (MSSR 3:790). He served again in the same company and regiment from 9 to 23 Dec 1776 with service of 15 days at Bristol, RI62673