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"The Great Migration Begins: Immigrants to New England 1620-1633" -
OCCUPATION: Possibly a carpenter, as he was involved twice in assessing work on building the meetinghouse, 10 December 1652, 14 October 1654 [WaTR 1:29, 31, 38], and on 19 January 1662/3 was to determine the repairs necessary to the Mill Bridge [WaTR 1:75]. In his will he gave to son Nathaniel "all my working tools and my furnace kettle"; a furnace kettle could be used to melt metals, especially lead, so William Barsham may also have found work as a glazier, producing leaded windows.
CHURCH MEMBERSHIP: Admission to Watertown church prior to 9 March 1636/7 implied by freemanship.
FREEMAN: 9 March 1636/7 [MBCR 1:372].
EDUCATION: Signed his will on 28 August 1683 with a firm and distinctive hand, and signed the codicil on 15 April 1684 with a shaky but still legible hand. Bequeathed his Bible to daughter Hannah Spring. Inventory included "four old small old books" valued at 5s.
OFFICES: Gave evidence in death of Austen Bratcher, 28 September 1630 [MBCR 1:78]; petty jury, 19 September 1637 [BCR 1:203]. Chosen Watertown selectman, 22 December 1652 [WaTR 1:31]; chosen "clerk of the market to seal weights and measures," 26 February 1655/6 [WaTR 1:45]; committee for the proprietors of the farms, 6 October 1662 [WaTR 1:75].
ESTATE: "William Bassum" granted thirty acres in Watertown Great Dividend, 25 July 1636 [WaBOP 4]; granted three acres in Beaverbrook Plowlands, 28 February 1636/7 [WaBOP 5]; granted three acres in the Remote Meadows, 26 June 1637 [WaBOP 10]; granted a farm of eighty-eight acres, 10 May 1642 [WaBOP 12]. In the 1644 Watertown Inventory of Grants, William Barsham held five parcels: homestall of twenty-eight acres, Great Dividend of thirty acres, three acres [Beaverbrook] Plowlands, three acres Remote Meadow, and six acres of upland at the Town Plot [WaBOP 83]; in the Inventory of Possessions he held one parcel: twenty acres of upland [abutting his homestall] [WaBOP 118]. In the Composite Inventory he held five parcels: homestall of forty-eight acres, Great Dividend of thirty acres, three acres Remote Meadow, three acres [Beaverbrook] Plowlands, and a farm of eighty-eight acres [WaBOP 26].
In his will, dated 28 August 1683 (with codicil of 15 April 1684) and proved 29 August 1684, William Barsham bequeathed to son John a two-year old heifer and the "vantage" [increase], four ewe sheep and £5 in silver; to "William Barsham the son of my son John Barsham" twenty shillings in silver; to son "Joshuah Barsham" twenty shillings in silver and "my good musket"; to son "Nathaniall Barsham ... all my working tools and my furnace kettle"; to daughter "Hanna Spring" a cow, four ewe sheep, £3 in silver and "my bible"; to daughter "Susanna Capen" a cow, four ewe sheep, £3 in money and "my joined chair"; to daughter "Sarah Browne" a cow, four ewe sheep, £3 in silver and "my great armed chair"; to daughter "Mara Bright" a pair of oxen, four ewe sheep, £3 in silver and a great armed chair; to daughter "Rebecka Winship ... my farm of seventy-two acres"; to daughter Elizabeth Barsham "my farm of sixty-four acres"; to last two daughters, Rebecca Winship and Elizabeth Barsham, four acres in Thatcher's Meadow and all household stuff not previously mentioned to be divided between them; in a codicil of 15 April 1684 he bequeathed to "my daughters Hannah Spring, Susanna Capen, Sarah Browne, Mary Bright and my son John Barsham to each of them twenty shillings apiece" [MPR Case #1329].
The inventory of "the estate of William Barsham who deceased the 3d of July 1684" was taken 5 August 1684; no total of the values was made, but the inventory did include £26 in real estate: "seventy-two acres of land called farm land," £10; "sixty-four acres of land called farm land," £10; and "four acres of meadow in Thatcher's Meadow," £4 [MPR Case #1329].
BIRTH: By about 1610 based on approximated date of marriage.
DEATH: Watertown 3 or 13 July 1684 "widower" [MPR Case #1329; WaVR 55].
MARRIAGE: By 1635 Anabel Smith alias Bland, born say 1615, daughter of John Smith alias Bland [TAG 61:20-21]; d. by 23 August 1683 (not named in husband's will).
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Also see "Pioneers of Massachusetts - 1620-1650," Charles Henry Pope (Boston: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2013), p. 35.
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[36032] Gordon served with the U. S. Army as a Tech. Sgt. "The Des Moines Register [Des Moines, Iowa], 24 October 1974," p. 16: "Linden, IA. - Services for Gordon E. Coleman, 56, of Linden, who died Tuesday at Veterans Hospital in Des Moines, will be at 10:30 a.m. Friday at the Linden Methodist Church. Survivors include his wife, three sons, including Gary Coleman of Des Moines, two grandchildren, his father, three brothers and four sisters."
[28936] See "Magna Carta Ancestry," Douglas Richardson (Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., 2005), p. 225, which states Reynold, Joan's second husband, is son of Sir Reynold de Cobham and Joan, daughter of William de Hever. Also see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reginald_de_Cobham,_1st_Baron_Cobham.
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[47237] Beulah's obituary: "Beulah I. Kightlinger, 89, of Franklin, passed away at 9:20 a.m. Friday, Oct. 23, 2015, at UPMC Northwest following a brief illness. Born Oct. 2, 1926, in Tionesta, she was a daughter of Orie and Carrie Confer Hepler. She was a graduate of Cranberry High School, worked for the Red Cross, JC Penny and retired as a teller from Northwest Savings Bank, loved spending time with and following everything her grandchildren and great-grandchildren did, enjoyed traveling, reading, knitting and her beloved cat, Nautica. She was a member of the 'lunch bunch' for many years, and of Christ United Methodist Church in Franklin. On June 28, 1946, she married Darrell C. Kightlinger and he preceded her in death Nov. 15, 1985. Surviving is a daughter, two grandchildren, five great-grandchildren, two sisters, a brother, and two sisters-in-law. In addition to her parents and husband, she was preceded in death by two sisters, Alberta Reagle and Viola Russell; two brothers, Orrin Hepler and Clinton Hepler; four brothers-in-law, Elmer Reagle, Arthur Russell, Fred Chase and Bill Hoffman; and a stillborn great-granddaughter, Hannah Sutley."
[39763] See "The Wights: A Record of Thomas Wight of Dedham and Medfield and His Descendants 1635-1890," William Ward Wight (Milwaukee: Swain & Tate, 1890), p. 151.
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Sharon Malcolm, 7955 Fire Rd., Lorane, OR 97451
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[50704] Find A Grave memorial 88188783 offers: "Joseph was a Revolutionary Vet. There is no stone for Joseph - the info on his burial came from a 1909 document done by Eben Hamor." The unverified file LTVR-TKB in familysearch.org reports: "Joseph Mayo and Ruth Snow were married on 12 November 1767 in Eastham, Barnstable, Massachusetts, by Reverend Joseph Crocker. After Ruth's death, Joseph married Mrs. Hannah Noble on 7 September 1820 at Eden, Mount Desert, Hancock, Maine. Joseph and Ruth (Snow) Mayo with four children settled at Mount Desert, Maine, about 1778. Their children were: Gideon (1768), Joseph (1770), Israel D. (1773), Prince (1775), Nathaniel(1779), Ruth (1782), Thomas (1784), and James (1787).'
[53121] Minnie is daughter of Frank Leslie Sawyer (1869-1949) & Arvesta Victoria Flanders (1874-1944).
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[56179] Burleigh's obituary: "Burleigh Austin Sprague, 76, passed peacefully at his Starboard home, surrounded by his loving family, Thursday, September 28th, 2023. A good Christian man, known affectionately as Sam by all who knew him, was born July 17, 1947 in Bangor, Maine, the son of Harry and Leona (Morrison) Sprague. Sam grew up locally and lived for a period of time in Connecticut, but he called Downeast Maine his home, settling in a house he'd wanted since he was a boy, and raised his family there. He attended local schools, graduating from Machias Memorial High School and the Deering-Milliken School for Management. Always a committed member of his community, Sam was a good neighbor and public servant. At the age of 13 he was elected a junior firefighter by the Starboard Fire Department, and he remained with the Machiasport Fire Department until his declining health. He was elected by his neighbors several times to serve as a selectman and planning board member for the town of Machiasport. He was also active in local civic organizations for many years - the Downeast Fairgrounds Association and the local Gideon's chapter. He could be counted on to lend a hand wherever needed. But Sam's true passions were his quiet life and family. A Mainer through-and-through, possessing a wisdom learned from a life well-lived, Sam was a dependable and hard-working man - and jack-of-all-trades - excelling at any job over his lifetime - fisherman, gas-station attendant, tipping, blueberry raker, mill supervisor, weatherization specialist and crew leader, building supplies manager, road sales, and funeral attendant. Whatever it took to provide for his family, Sam would do it, and do it well. As a devoted family man, he served in his sons Boy Scout troop, took his son and daughter to horse shows, chaperoned many of children's school activities and dances, and could be seen locally dancing or roller-skating with his wife, Donna. He enjoyed reading, western movies, fishing, and hunting. As his family grew, he became a doting grand-father and great-grandfather, loving them all with the same passion and dedication as his own family. He attended many of their activities, school and sporting events, and family gatherings, traveling many hours to do so. Sam is survived by his devoted wife of 58 years, Donna (Pettegrow) of Starboard, his daughter Dawn and her husband, Tim (Lajoie) of Lewiston, sons Douglas and partner Paula (of East Machias), and Dennis and partner Shain (of Whiting); brothers Thomas and his wife, Hannah of East Machias, Dale of Westbrook, Maine , Danny and his wife, Marlene of Machiasport, Mark and his wife, Nancy of East Machias, Peter and his wife, Vanessa of Machiasport, sister Ann and her husband, Harry (Crocker) of Starboard. He is survived by 5 grand-children: Samantha (Lajoie) Wigton and her husband, Spencer of Turner, Maine, Jacob Lajoie and his wife, Eryn of Lewiston, Jamison Sprague of Starboard, Caleb Sprague of Bangor, and Lani Sprague of Hermon; and ten great-grandchildren, Arrow Wigton, Galilee Wigton, and Juniper Wigton of Turner, Maine; Kane Lajoie, Kylo Lajoie, and Knox Lajoie of Lewiston, Maine; Piper Ramsdell of Bangor, Maine, Miles Robicheau, Bentley Robicheau, and Nolan Robicheau of Wesley, Maine. He is survived by his very special life-long friend, Bobby Ingalls of Bucks Harbor, Maine; special brother-in-law and sister-in-law, Roger and Sheila (Pettegrow) Daigle of Danielson, Connecticut, sister-in-law Nancy of Winter Harbor, Maine, and brother-in-law Stanley Pettegrow and his wife, Sue of Orrington, Maine. Sam's family wants to offer a very special thank-you to Ann, Nicole, Jamie, Janie, and Tara of Community Health and Counseling Hospice Services for the dedicated and compassionate care they provided for him and his family during his illness."