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Earlene Virginia Williams
F, #2301, b. 5 September 1926, d. 13 November 1998
- Marriage | Colin Richard LoghryBirth 6 October 1919 | Nebraska, United StatesDeath: 11 August 2001 | Fremont, Wyoming, United States
- Marriage
- 1926
- 199872
- Last Edited: 11 October 2017 10:08:00
Citations
- [S74] Find A Grave, database and images, accessed 11 Oct 2017, Earlene Virginia Williams Loghry, 25992399.
Della Elizabeth Bennett
F, #2302, b. 31 May 1928, d. 28 December 2000
- Name Della Elizabeth LoghryCitation: 1
- 1928
- 194314Marriage | Victor Merle Loghry10 April 1943 | Ogden, Weber, Utah, United StatesAge 21Birth 2 February 1922 | Burwell, Garfield, Nebraska, United StatesDeath: 18 January 2005 | Casper, Natrona, Wyoming, United StatesDella Elizabeth Bennett and Victor Merle Loghry were married on 10 April 1943 in Ogden, Weber, Utah, United States, They lived in Ogden for a short time while he worked at Hill Air Force Base.Citation: 1
- 1952~24Residence1952 | Riverton, Fremont, Wyoming, United StatesShe had a residence in 1952 in Riverton, Fremont, Wyoming, United States. and later bought a small farm in Paradise ValleyCitation: 1
- 200072
- Last Edited: 25 March 2021 08:52:00
Citations
Amelia P. Xx1
F, #2308, b. March 1875
Family: John Dwight Loghry (b. 22 December 1861)
- James N. Loghry (b. November 1891)
- Charles E. Loghry (b. July 1893)
- 1875
- 1891~16
- 190025June 1900 | Pontiac, Livingston, Illinois, United StatesAmelia appeared in the household of John Dwight Loghry in a census in June 1900 in Pontiac, Livingston, Illinois, United States.
1) John Loughry, age 39, born Dec 1860 in Illinois.
2) Amelia P. Loughry, age 25, born Mar 1875 in Illinois, married nine years, two children.
3) James N. Loughry, son, age 8, born Nov 1891 in Illinois.
4) Charles E. Loughry, age 6, born Jul 1893 in Illinois.Citation: 1
- Last Edited: 19 January 2023 14:58:00
Citations
- [S2127] Illinois, Livingston county, 1900 U.S. census, Ancestry.com, Digital images, T623, enumeration district (ED) 0112, sheet 14A, dwelling 298, family 298, John Loughry household, accessed 20 Jan 2022
- Relationship: 3rd cousin 1 time removed of Debra Sue Loghry
James N. Loghry
M, #2309, b. November 1891
Parents
- Father: John Dwight Loghry (b. 22 December 1861)
- Mother: Amelia P. Xx (b. March 1875)
- Name James N. LoughryCitation: 1
- 1891
- 19008June 1900 | Pontiac, Livingston, Illinois, United StatesJames appeared in the household of John Dwight Loghry in a census in June 1900 in Pontiac, Livingston, Illinois, United States.
1) John Loughry, age 39, born Dec 1860 in Illinois.
2) Amelia P. Loughry, age 25, born Mar 1875 in Illinois, married nine years, two children.
3) James N. Loughry, son, age 8, born Nov 1891 in Illinois.
4) Charles E. Loughry, age 6, born Jul 1893 in Illinois.Citation: 1
- Last Edited: 20 January 2022 08:57:00
Citations
- [S2127] Illinois, Livingston county, 1900 U.S. census, Ancestry.com, Digital images, T623, enumeration district (ED) 0112, sheet 14A, dwelling 298, family 298, John Loughry household, accessed 20 Jan 2022
- Relationship: 3rd cousin 1 time removed of Debra Sue Loghry
Charles E. Loghry
M, #2310, b. July 1893
Parents
- Father: John Dwight Loghry (b. 22 December 1861)
- Mother: Amelia P. Xx (b. March 1875)
- Name Charles E. LoughryCitation: 1
- 1893
- 19006June 1900 | Pontiac, Livingston, Illinois, United StatesCharles appeared in the household of John Dwight Loghry in a census in June 1900 in Pontiac, Livingston, Illinois, United States.
1) John Loughry, age 39, born Dec 1860 in Illinois.
2) Amelia P. Loughry, age 25, born Mar 1875 in Illinois, married nine years, two children.
3) James N. Loughry, son, age 8, born Nov 1891 in Illinois.
4) Charles E. Loughry, age 6, born Jul 1893 in Illinois.Citation: 1
- Last Edited: 20 January 2022 08:57:00
Citations
- [S2127] Illinois, Livingston county, 1900 U.S. census, Ancestry.com, Digital images, T623, enumeration district (ED) 0112, sheet 14A, dwelling 298, family 298, John Loughry household, accessed 20 Jan 2022
- Relationship: 3rd cousin 1 time removed of Debra Sue Loghry
Milton Dean1
M, #2311, b. April 1881, d. before 3 March 1928
Parents
- Father: Edward Dean (b. December 1825, d. between 9 June 1900 and 1925)
- Mother: Electa Elizabeth Loghry (b. 16 July 1855, d. 3 March 1928)
- 1881
- 1900199 June 1900 | Pontiac, Livingston, Illinois, United StatesMilton appeared in the household of Edward Dean in a census on 9 June 1900 in Pontiac, Livingston, Illinois, United States.
1) Edward Dean, age 74, born Dec 1825 in Maryland, married in 1874.
2) Elizabeth D. Dean, age 44, wife, born Jul 1855 in Indiana, mother of four living children.
3) Milton Dean, son, age 19, born Apr 1881 in Illinois.
4) Grover Dean, son, age 13, born Jul 1884 in Illinois.
5) Thomas Dean, age 14, born Feb 1886 in Illinois.Citation: 1 - 1928
- Last Edited: 20 January 2022 08:42:00
Citations
- [S2127] Illinois, Livingston county, 1900 U.S. census, Ancestry.com, Digital images, T623, Pontiac, enumeration district (ED) 0113, p. 17, dwelling 370, family 398, Edward Dean household, accessed 20 Jan 2022
- [S2128] Michigan. Saint Joseph., The Herald-Press, "Mrs. Elizabeth Rowlee Dies of Heart Trouble," 5 Mar 1928, p. 2, col. 4; digital images, Newspapers.com (https://www.newspapers.com : accessed 20 Jan 2022).
- Relationship: 3rd cousin 1 time removed of Debra Sue Loghry
Grover Dean1
M, #2312, b. June 1884, d. before 3 March 1928
Parents
- Father: Edward Dean (b. December 1825, d. between 9 June 1900 and 1925)
- Mother: Electa Elizabeth Loghry (b. 16 July 1855, d. 3 March 1928)
- 1884
- 1900~169 June 1900 | Pontiac, Livingston, Illinois, United StatesGrover appeared in the household of Edward Dean in a census on 9 June 1900 in Pontiac, Livingston, Illinois, United States.
1) Edward Dean, age 74, born Dec 1825 in Maryland, married in 1874.
2) Elizabeth D. Dean, age 44, wife, born Jul 1855 in Indiana, mother of four living children.
3) Milton Dean, son, age 19, born Apr 1881 in Illinois.
4) Grover Dean, son, age 13, born Jul 1884 in Illinois.
5) Thomas Dean, age 14, born Feb 1886 in Illinois.Citation: 1 - 1928
- Last Edited: 12 November 2023 10:42:00
Citations
- [S2127] Illinois, Livingston county, 1900 U.S. census, Ancestry.com, Digital images, T623, Pontiac, enumeration district (ED) 0113, p. 17, dwelling 370, family 398, Edward Dean household, accessed 20 Jan 2022
- [S2128] Michigan. Saint Joseph., The Herald-Press, "Mrs. Elizabeth Rowlee Dies of Heart Trouble," 5 Mar 1928, p. 2, col. 4; digital images, Newspapers.com (https://www.newspapers.com : accessed 20 Jan 2022).
- Relationship: 3rd cousin 1 time removed of Debra Sue Loghry
Thomas Dean1
M, #2313, b. February 1886
Parents
- Father: Edward Dean (b. December 1825, d. between 9 June 1900 and 1925)
- Mother: Electa Elizabeth Loghry (b. 16 July 1855, d. 3 March 1928)
- 1886
- 1900149 June 1900 | Pontiac, Livingston, Illinois, United StatesThomas appeared in the household of Edward Dean in a census on 9 June 1900 in Pontiac, Livingston, Illinois, United States.
1) Edward Dean, age 74, born Dec 1825 in Maryland, married in 1874.
2) Elizabeth D. Dean, age 44, wife, born Jul 1855 in Indiana, mother of four living children.
3) Milton Dean, son, age 19, born Apr 1881 in Illinois.
4) Grover Dean, son, age 13, born Jul 1884 in Illinois.
5) Thomas Dean, age 14, born Feb 1886 in Illinois.Citation: 1 - 192842
- Last Edited: 12 November 2023 10:42:00
Citations
- [S2127] Illinois, Livingston county, 1900 U.S. census, Ancestry.com, Digital images, T623, Pontiac, enumeration district (ED) 0113, p. 17, dwelling 370, family 398, Edward Dean household, accessed 20 Jan 2022
- [S2128] Michigan. Saint Joseph., The Herald-Press, "Mrs. Elizabeth Rowlee Dies of Heart Trouble," 5 Mar 1928, p. 2, col. 4; digital images, Newspapers.com (https://www.newspapers.com : accessed 20 Jan 2022).
- Relationship: 3rd cousin 1 time removed of Debra Sue Loghry
Frank Dean1
M, #2314, b. 1 March 1877, d. 9 July 1939
Parents
- Father: Edward Dean (b. December 1825, d. between 9 June 1900 and 1925)
- Mother: Electa Elizabeth Loghry (b. 16 July 1855, d. 3 March 1928)
Family: Mary K. Kniebes (b. January 1884, d. 1952)
- George F. Dean (b. January 1900, d. 14 October 1918)
- 1877
- 1899~22
- 190023Census9 June 1900 | Pontiac, Livingston, Illinois, United StatesHe appeared on the census on 9 June 1900 in Pontiac, Livingston, Illinois, United States.
1) Frank Dean, age 23, born Jan 1884 in Illinois.
2) Mary Dean, wife, age 16, born Jan 1884 in Michigan, married one year, one child.
3) George F. Dean, son, age 4/12, born Jan 1900 in Illinois.Citation: 1 - 192851
- 193962
- Last Edited: 20 January 2022 09:08:00
Citations
- [S2127] Illinois, Livingston county, 1900 U.S. census, Ancestry.com, Digital images, T623, enumeration district (ED) 0113, sheet 17A, dwelling 367, family 397, Frank Dean household, accessed 20 Jan 2022
- [S74] Find A Grave, database and images, accessed 11 Oct 2017, Frank Dean, 97104514.
- [S2128] Michigan. Saint Joseph., The Herald-Press, "Mrs. Elizabeth Rowlee Dies of Heart Trouble," 5 Mar 1928, p. 2, col. 4; digital images, Newspapers.com (https://www.newspapers.com : accessed 20 Jan 2022).
- Relationship: 4th cousin of Debra Sue Loghry
George F. Dean1,2
M, #2316, b. January 1900, d. 14 October 1918
Parents
- Father: Frank Dean (b. 1 March 1877, d. 9 July 1939)
- Mother: Mary K. Kniebes (b. January 1884, d. 1952)
- 1900
- 190009 June 1900 | Pontiac, Livingston, Illinois, United StatesGeorge appeared in the household of Frank Dean in a census on 9 June 1900 in Pontiac, Livingston, Illinois, United States.
1) Frank Dean, age 23, born Jan 1884 in Illinois.
2) Mary Dean, wife, age 16, born Jan 1884 in Michigan, married one year, one child.
3) George F. Dean, son, age 4/12, born Jan 1900 in Illinois.Citation: 2 - 191818
- Last Edited: 20 January 2022 09:09:00
Citations
- Relationship: 8th great-grandfather of Debra Sue Loghry
Sgt. Thomas Pratt1,2,3,4,5,6
M, #2317, b. 2 March 1622, d. 19 April 1676
- References: Ancestors of Debra S. Loghry
Parents
- Father: Macuth Pratt (b. about 1595, d. 19 October 1672)
- Mother: Elizabeth Bate Kingham (b. 17 August 1600, d. 1676)
Family: Mary
- Hepzibah Pratt (b. about 1653)
- Sarah Pratt (b. about 1656)
- William Pratt+ (b. 6 March 1659, d. 13 January 1713)
- Abigail Pratt (b. 5 May 1662)
- Thomas Pratt (b. about 1665)
- 1622
- 16231
- 167654
- Last Edited: 22 December 2021 10:18:00
Citations
- [S960] John A. Farmer, Genealogical Register of First Families of New England, (identifies him as same who took Freeman's Oath 1647)
- [S961] The Colonial Genealogist, (identifies wives Mary and Lydia)
- [S845] James A. Savage, A Genealogical Dictionary of the First Settlers of New England
- [S960] John A. Farmer, Genealogical Register of First Families of New England
- [S847] Francis Greenleaf Pratt, The Pratt Family -- A Genealogical Record of Matthew Pratt of Weymouth, Massachusetts And His American Descendants 1623-1888
- [S198] Pratt, Helen M., "Family Group Sheet of Macuth Pratt." Digital images., "Everton Pedigree and Family Group Sheets," MyHeritage
(https://www.myheritage.com : accessed 17 May 2018)
- Relationship: 8th great-grandmother of Debra Sue Loghry
Mary
F, #2318
- References: Ancestors of Debra S. Loghry
Family: Sgt. Thomas Pratt (b. 2 March 1622, d. 19 April 1676)
- Hepzibah Pratt (b. about 1653)
- Sarah Pratt (b. about 1656)
- William Pratt+ (b. 6 March 1659, d. 13 January 1713)
- Abigail Pratt (b. 5 May 1662)
- Thomas Pratt (b. about 1665)
- Marriage | Sgt. Thomas PrattBirth 2 March 1622 | Aston Clinton, Buckinghamshire, EnglandDeath: 19 April 1676 | Sudbury, Middlesex, Province of Massachusetts Bay, Colonial America
- Last Edited: 18 July 2018 10:31:00
- Relationship: 7th great-grandmother of Debra Sue Loghry
Elizabeth Baker1
F, #2319, b. 1656
- References: Ancestors of Debra S. Loghry
Parents
- Father: Richard Baker
- Mother: Faith Withington
Family: William Pratt (b. 6 March 1659, d. 13 January 1713)
- Thankful Pratt+ (b. 4 October 1683, d. 28 September 1749)
- NoteHer father's will of 1689 names daughter Elizabeth Pratt.
- 1656
- 1680~24Marriage | William Pratt26 October 1680 | Dorchester, Suffolk, Massachusetts, United StatesAge 21Birth 6 March 1659 | Weymouth, Sussex, Province of Massachusetts Bay, Colonial AmericaDeath: 13 January 1713 | Easton, Bristol, Massachusetts, United StatesCitation: 1
- Last Edited: 1 February 2018 11:46:00
Citations
- [S36] Yates Publishing, "U.S. and International Marriage Records, 1560-1900," database, Ancestry.com Operations Inc., Ancestry.com, accessed 1 Feb 2018), entry for William Pratt and Elizabeth Baker's 1680 marriage in Massachusetts; citing information originally derived from an array of materials including pedigree charts, family history articles, queries.
- Relationship: 8th great-grandfather of Debra Sue Loghry
Richard Baker
M, #2320
- References: Ancestors of Debra S. Loghry
Family: Faith Withington
- Elizabeth Baker+ (b. 1656)
- Marriage | Faith Withington
- Last Edited: 15 November 2015 16:53:00
- Relationship: 8th great-grandmother of Debra Sue Loghry
Faith Withington
F, #2321
- References: Ancestors of Debra S. Loghry
Parents
- Father: Henry Withington
Family: Richard Baker
- Elizabeth Baker+ (b. 1656)
- Marriage | Richard Baker
- Last Edited: 15 November 2015 16:53:00
- Relationship: 9th great-grandfather of Debra Sue Loghry
Henry Withington
M, #2322
- References: Ancestors of Debra S. Loghry
Family:
- Marriage
- Last Edited: 15 November 2015 16:53:00
- Relationship: 9th great-grandfather of Debra Sue Loghry
Macuth Pratt1,2,3,4,5
M, #2323, b. about 1595, d. 19 October 1672
- References: Ancestors of Debra S. Loghry
Parents
- Father: Thomas Pratt (b. about 1563)
- Mother: Elizabeth Hunt
Family: Elizabeth Bate Kingham (b. 17 August 1600, d. 1676)
- William Pratt
- Matthew Pratt
- Elizabeth Pratt
- John Pratt
- Mary Pratt (b. 22 October 1620)
- Sgt. Thomas Pratt+ (b. 2 March 1622, d. 19 April 1676)
- Joseph Pratt (b. 10 August 1639, d. 24 December 1720)
Macuth Pratt Family Group Sheet page 1
- Name Mathew PrattCitation: 6
- Story
Mathew and Elizabeth Pratt started their adventure in the New World just three years after they were married, when they joined Lord Gorge's group and set sail from Plymouth. They were accompanied by her uncle, Edward Bate and his wife, Susanna.
In the summer or early autumn of 1623, one Captain Robert Gorges, representing his father, leading a company of about 120 persons, including several families and Mathew Pratt, arrived and decided to settle in practically the same location the Weston Company had occupied, and for the same purpose of establishing a trading post. They also hoped to found a propserous colony different from that at Plymouth.
The second company had a grant from the Council (British) of New England which allowed a coast line of ten miles, and extended thirty miles inland. Capt. Gorges held a commission as governor-general, and associated him with Rev. William Morrill and his assistant Rev. William Blaxton, both of the Church of England, Capt. Francis West, in the capacity of admiral, Christopher Levet, Esq. as a judicial officer, a council of which the Plymouth Governor was to be a member ex-officio, and such other officers as Robert chose to appoint from time to time.
What prompted 28 year old Mathew to join Lord Gorges Company and come to New England in 1623 is not clear. As it was just seventeen years before the Civil War, religion may have contributed to his decision. Being the youngest son with little chance of inheritance could have influenced him. Devon is the home of the seadogs like Drake and Hawkins with stories of the recent defeat of the Spanish Armada and the great promise that the new world held may have fired the imagination of adventuresome young lads like Mathew.
Law and order was fairly maintained, but the unwelcome attitude of the Plymouth people, due to Church of England control of the expedition, the hardships of pioneering life (especially during the winter), the uncertainty of sustaining friendly relations with the indians, and the prospect of a long and tedious struggle to attain the dazzling prosperity pictured by the promoters of the enterprise, were considerations sufficient to dull the ardor of the leader; so after a few months he decided that he did not care to remain longer, and with some of his company, including nearly all the officials, the gov-general of the day returned to England early in the spring of 1624.
Others went to Virginia and some joined the Plymouth Colony.
It is known that Phinehas was in Plymouth at this time, however, if he and Mathew ever met it is unknown.
Those who decided to remain, like the 29 year old Mathew, at Wessagusset immediately found themselves in a most serious emergency. They had little sympathy with the Pilgrims because of religious differences, and there were no other communities that attracted them favorably. They greatly preferred their present location and were confident of ultimate prosperity.
Therefore, there was but one course to pursue - they must organize to secure common interests and welfare. The only form of government with which they were well acquainted was that of a sovereign imposing his will upon a dependent and loyal people who had had no opportunity or preparation for political undertakings. A government in which they had no voice did not please them. They desired to exercise their own will and to govern themselves, even though under extraordinary conditions.
The exact date of relinquishment of the Gorges government is not given, but it is known to have occurred in the spring of 1624. That made it necessary to take speedy action for the protection and peace of the people of Wessagusset.
The first mention of Mathew Pratt is found in the records of "possessions" which dates about 1643. This was a list of land owners which had listed not only records of land ownership but a section in which old residents were listed. It is here that we find the reference to Macute Pratt as "an old resident". The names of Macute, Macuth, Macaeth, Micareth and Mathew have all been linked to the line that we are tracing.
(Pratt Genealogy 1889. pg 19)
Although records were not kept in detail in the early 1600's, we do find certain accounts worth mentioning:
1636 - At "A General Court holden at Boston the 7th day of 10th month, December, A.D. 1636," land was granted to Mathew as follows: "Twenty acres in the Mill field, twelve of them first given to Edward Bate, and eight acres to hemself, all of it bounded on the east with the land of John Gill, on the west with the land of Richard Waling, on the north with the Rocky Hill, on the south with the land of Richard Addames and Thomas Baly. Also eighteen acers of upland, first given to Edward Bennett, now in the possession of Mathew Pratt, bounded on the east with the Mill River, on the west with John Whitmarsh's lot, on the north with the Mill ground, on the south with the Pond."
1637 - Joseph Pratt, borne June 10, 1637, son of Mathew.
1648 - In February, 1648, he was a "townsman," (selectman).
1651 - Mathew Pratt was granted a lot on the east side of Fresh Pond, February 3, 1651.
1657 - "January 11, 1657 - At a meeting of the Townsmen it did appear that upon account that Mathew Pratt, and his son Thomas Pratt, had entered 22,000 of boards, the Father 15,000 and son 7000, due to the Towne, 1. 9s. 6d."
1658, 1660, 1663, etc. - Land is granted to Mathew Pratt.
1660 - In May of 1660, "The Towne is indebted to several persons for service in and upon account as follows: To Mathew Pratt for a Wolfe and Woodpecker, paid in boards, 1. s6. d8.
1662 - Joseph Pratt, the youngest son, lived with his father until his marriage, 1662.
1709 - "Mathew Pratt and son-in-law, William Chard."
INDIAN PROBLEMS
The Pratts had problems with the Indians almost from the start with Phinehas being pursued by Indians as he escaped to Plymouth from Wessagusset in 1622.
Certainly, the biggest impace on the Pratt family was King Philip's War, Metacomet of the Massasort Tribes, which was started by the execution of three Indians by the English for the murder of one Sausaman, an Indian Missionary who was friendly to the English. On June 24, 1675, the Indians made an attack upon Swansea in Plymouth Colony, killing a number of the inhabitants.
On the night of February 25, 1676, the Indians burned seven houses and barns in Weymouth. Two months later, on April 19th, Mathew's son, Sargt. Thomas Pratt was killed by Indians "as they lay skulking up and down the swamps and holes to assault any that occasionally looked ever so little into the woods." On April 20th, five houses in Hingham were burned.
The death of King Philip on August 12, 1676, practically ended the war so far as the Weymouth area was concerned, although the fighting continued elsewhere until the spring of 1678.
There is no doubt that Mathew's other sons served in this war, which was bloody and devasting in the extreme. The colony suffered more in proportion to their numbers and strength than in the Revolutionary struggle in 1776. Six hundred men fell in battle and three hundred perished. Six hundred buildings were burned. One man in eleven of the areas-bearing people were killed and one house in every eleven was burned.
Weymouth was attacked three times in fourteen months.
On December 4, 1676, the town's stock of guns and ammunition consisted of one hundred and twenty-eight flints, one hundred and forty-three pounds of powder, five hundred and eighty-four bullets and fourteen pounds of shot.
http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/PRATT/2003-05/1053922802.Citation: 6 - NoteCame to Weymouth, Massachusetts about 1637. The name was styled "Matthew" in literally all published works regarding his descendants until the article by Frederick J. Nicholson in The American Genealogist, a scholarly treatment of his English origins, probed his actual name was Macuth.
- 1595
- 1619~24Marriage | Elizabeth Bate Kingham9 November 1619 | Aston Clinton, Buckinghamshire, EnglandAge 19Birth 17 August 1600 | Aston Clinton, Buckinghamshire, EnglandDeath: 1676Macuth Pratt and Elizabeth Bate Kingham were married on 9 November 1619 in Aston Clinton, Buckinghamshire, England, Their first seven children were baptized at Aston-Clinton; was born Weymouth, Massachusetts. Francis Greenleaf Pratt in The Pratt Family states "Matthew" and wife arrived 1635; however he must not have left England until c. 1637.
- 1672~77Will25 March 1672He signed a will on 25 March 1672.
Mathew Pratt of Weymouth, being in health of body and having a competent use of his understanding and memory does make this to be his last will and Testament as folloe & saith -
First, I doe and bequeath my Soul to God that gave it, & after my decease my body to be decently buried and all my Debts honestly paide, and then all my worldly goods I dispose of thus -
I doe give to my loving wife Elizabeth Pratt all my whole Estate recall and personall, which is hereafter exprest, that is for her natural life.
I doe give to my Son Thomas Pratt after my wives decease, these parcells of land as folloe, four acres of land that did belong to Shaw's house and my share of land that I bought of James Nash & that fifteen acres I bought of Deacon John Rogers & I doe give her that little Island in the fresh pond. I doe give him ten acres in the Cedar Swamp plaine which was a part of my great lott; Ad I doe give him my share in the two acres & half of Salt Marsh at Hollie, upon the condition hee shall pay to my Daughter Chard at my wives decease four pounds.
I doe give to my Son Matthew Pratt at my wives decease these parcells of house & land as follow my now dwelling house with all my houseing and all my Orachard & my land adjoining twenty acres bee it more or less. Ad I doe give him ten acres in the Cedar Swamp plaine which is also a part of my great lott provided hee pay to my Daughter Chard or her assignees three pounds at my wives decease.
I doe give to my Son John Pratt an ewe and lamb.
I doe give to my Son Samuel Pratt twelve acres of land neere his house. Four acres of it was William Brandems & eight acres of it was John Gurney's & when hee hath fenct it out as far as it is pasture hee shall have it and not before. & I doe give him one acre of Salt Marsh by John Pratt's house at my decease. And I doe give him that part of my common lott laide out to mee at Smell Brooke: Ad I doe give him my two acres of Swamp lot where it is in the woods. Ad hee shall have one Cow instead of that spot I thought hee should have in my Orchard.
I doe give to my Son Joseph Pratt that lott that was first Edward Bennetts at the pond twenty acres bee it more of less.
I doe give to my Daughter Chard seven pound sterling in good pay at my wives decease, which is to bee paide by Thomas Pratt & Matthew Pratt as above is expressed: Ad I doe give to her Daughter Johannah Chard my best bed & Coverlid at my wives decease.
I doe give to my Daughter White after my wives decease all that parcell of land that I have in land which is of Marsh & upland about three or four acres which is all except that which is above given to my Son Thomas Pratt & I doe give her two Ewes at my decease -
I doe give to my Son Thomas Pratt's Daughter Sara five pounds at my wives decease.
I doe give to Thomas Pratt's son William Pratt that halfe mare and her increase that is between Thomas Pratt & myself to be decided at my decease.
I doe appoint my loving wife to bee my Sole Executrix to fulfill all this my last will & to have full power improve my whole Estate for her life & at her decease to give what she leaves to my Children & their Children as she shall then please.
I doe desire the Reverend Pastor Mr. Samuell Torrey & my Kinsman Elder Edward Bate & my Son Thomas Pratt to bee the Overseers to see that this my will bee in all points fullfilled; I doe also comit full power into the hands of these Overseers to sell or dispose of any thing that I have left to my wife; if shee shall have need of it for her comfortable livelihood; but not otherwise to dispose of any land but as above expressed and hereunto I have set my hand & Seal the twenty-fifth of March 1672."
Seal
Signed Sealed in the presence of us
EDWARD BATE
THOMAS DYERCitation: 6 - 1672~77Alt. Death29 August 1672 | Weymouth, Sussex, Province of Massachusetts Bay, Colonial AmericaCitation: 7
- 1672~77Death19 October 1672 | Weymouth, Sussex, Province of Massachusetts Bay, Colonial America
- 1672Alt. Death29 October 1672 | Weymouth, Sussex, Province of Massachusetts Bay, Colonial AmericaCitation: 6
- Last Edited: 19 September 2021 09:57:00
Citations
- [S962] The Colonial Genealogist, (identifies him as same who took Freeman's Oath 1647)
- [S963] Frederick J. Nicholson, The American Genealogist #257: The English Origin of Macuth (or Matthew) Pratt and Edward Bates of Weymouth, Massachusetts, Volume: 65 No. 1
- [S964] The Boston Evening Transcript Genealogy Columns, Film: Memorial Library, Middletown, Connecticut (on microfiche at library)
- [S965] Laura A. Underhill, Descendants of Edward Smnall of New England and Allied Families
- [S847] Francis Greenleaf Pratt, The Pratt Family -- A Genealogical Record of Matthew Pratt of Weymouth, Massachusetts And His American Descendants 1623-1888
- [S74] Find A Grave, database and images, accessed 27 Jun 2020, Mathew "Macute" Pratt (1595-29 Oct 1672), 130091973, citing Olde Cemetery, Weymouth, Norfolk County, Massachusetts, USA; maintained by Susan Moors (contributor 47987781).
- [S198] Pratt, Helen M., "Family Group Sheet of Macuth Pratt." Digital images., "Everton Pedigree and Family Group Sheets," MyHeritage
(https://www.myheritage.com : accessed 17 May 2018) - [S1708] Melinde Lutz Sanborn, Supplement to Torrey's New England Marriages Prior to 1700. Sixth printing, 2002., p. 52
- Relationship: 9th great-grandmother of Debra Sue Loghry
Elizabeth Bate Kingham1
F, #2324, b. 17 August 1600, d. 1676
- References: Ancestors of Debra S. Loghry
Parents
- Father: William Kingham (b. 25 November 1571, d. March 1654)
- Mother: Catherine Bate (d. 5 March 1621)
Family: Macuth Pratt (b. about 1595, d. 19 October 1672)
- William Pratt
- Matthew Pratt
- Elizabeth Pratt
- John Pratt
- Mary Pratt (b. 22 October 1620)
- Sgt. Thomas Pratt+ (b. 2 March 1622, d. 19 April 1676)
- Joseph Pratt (b. 10 August 1639, d. 24 December 1720)
- Name Elizabeth BateCitation: 2
- NoteHer cousin was Edward Bate, mentioned in Macuth's will as "my kinsman."
- 1600
- 16000Baptism17 August 1600 | Aston Clinton, Buckinghamshire, England
- 161919Marriage | Macuth Pratt9 November 1619 | Aston Clinton, Buckinghamshire, England
Age ~24Birth about 1595 | Aston Clinton, Aylesbury Vale District, Buckinghamshire, EnglandDeath: 19 October 1672 | Weymouth, Sussex, Province of Massachusetts Bay, Colonial AmericaElizabeth Bate Kingham and Macuth Pratt were married on 9 November 1619 in Aston Clinton, Buckinghamshire, England, Their first seven children were baptized at Aston-Clinton; was born Weymouth, Massachusetts. Francis Greenleaf Pratt in The Pratt Family states "Matthew" and wife arrived 1635; however he must not have left England until c. 1637. - 1676~76Death1676
- Last Edited: 19 September 2021 09:57:00
Citations
- [S198] Pratt, Helen M., "Family Group Sheet of Macuth Pratt." Digital images., "Everton Pedigree and Family Group Sheets," MyHeritage
(https://www.myheritage.com : accessed 17 May 2018) - [S74] Find A Grave, database and images, accessed 27 Jun 2020, Mathew "Macute" Pratt (1595-29 Oct 1672), 130091973, citing Olde Cemetery, Weymouth, Norfolk County, Massachusetts, USA; maintained by Susan Moors (contributor 47987781).
- [S1708] Melinde Lutz Sanborn, Supplement to Torrey's New England Marriages Prior to 1700. Sixth printing, 2002., p. 52
- Relationship: 10th great-grandfather of Debra Sue Loghry
Thomas Pratt1,2
M, #2325, b. about 1563
- References: Ancestors of Debra S. Loghry
Family 1:
Family 2: Elizabeth Hunt
- Elizabeth Pratt
- Macuth Pratt+ (b. about 1595, d. 19 October 1672)
- Marriage
- NoteHis wife possibly was Elizabeth (Hunt).
- 1563BirthAbout 1563
- 1593~30
- Last Edited: 3 May 2021 11:57:00
Citations
- [S963] Frederick J. Nicholson, The American Genealogist #257: The English Origin of Macuth (or Matthew) Pratt and Edward Bates of Weymouth, Massachusetts, Volume: 65 No. 1
- [S198] Pratt, Helen M., "Family Group Sheet of Macuth Pratt." Digital images., "Everton Pedigree and Family Group Sheets," MyHeritage
(https://www.myheritage.com : accessed 17 May 2018) - [S1882] Ancestry.com, "England & Wales Marriages, 1538-1988," database, Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2008, accessed 3 May 2021), entry for Thomas Pratt and Elsabeth Hunt's 1593 marriage; citing Genealogical Society of Utah. British Isles Vital Records Index, 2nd Edition. Salt Lake City, Utah: Intellectual Reserve, copyright 2002. Used by permission.