Person:Abraham Joslin (8)

Watchers
Abraham Joslin
d.Bet 1755 and 1763
m. 5 Mar 1701/02
  1. Abraham Joslin1716 - Bet 1755 & 1763
  • HAbraham Joslin1716 - Bet 1755 & 1763
  • WRebecca Tirrell1720/21 - Bef 1774
m. 29 Oct 1741
  1. Joseph Joslin1742 - Bef 1772
  2. Rebecca Joslin1746 - Bef 1776
Facts and Events
Name[2] Abraham Joslin
Gender Male
Birth[1][4] 24 Oct 1716 Abington, Plymouth, Massachusetts, United States
Marriage 29 Oct 1741 Abington, Plymouth, Massachusetts, United Statesto Rebecca Tirrell
Death[3][5] Bet 1755 and 1763
References
  1. Abington, Plymouth, Massachusetts, United States. Vital Records to the Year 1850. (Boston, Mass: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 1912)
    Vol. 1, p. 127.

    JOSLEN, Abraham, s. Joseph and Sarah, [born] Oct. 24, 1716.

  2. The New England Historical and Genealogical Register. (Boston: New England Historic Genealogical Society)
    Vol. 119, p. 108.

    Children of Joseph Josselyn and 2nd wife Sarah Ford: 3) Abraham, b. 24 Oct 1716, m. Rebecca Tirrell.

  3. Plymouth County (Massachusetts). Register of Deeds. Deeds, 1664-1699. (Salt Lake City, Utah: Genealogical Society of Utah, 1972)
    selected deed abstracts.

    Vol. 35, folio 206 reverse 18 Apr 1743: Abraham Joslen of Abington Yeoman [& Rebecca his Wife] for £426 5s. conveys to Joseph Reed Yeoman and William Hearsey jun'r Yeoman both of Abington a tract of land of 31 acres in Abington with a dwelling house on it.

    Vol. 36, folio 86 1 May 1743: Abraham Joslen of Abington Yeoman for £24 conveys to Isaac Hobart of Abington half the apples from the orchard that was my Hon'rd Fathers Joseph Joslen deceas'd for six years.

    Vol. 40, folio 54 15 May 1749: Abraham Joslen of Abington ... Yeoman & Rebekah his Wife for £500 conveys to William Terrill ju'r of Abington a tract of land in Abington about 26 acres and the house that we now live in.

    Vol. 43, original folio 45 20 Nov 1751: Abraham Josselen Jacob Forde and Andrew Forde all of Abington ... Yeoman and Shubael Bearse and Thankfull his wife James Bearse and Abiah his wife of Hallifax for £100 sell to Ezekiel [in a later reference: Ebenezer] Hunt Jonathan White Ebenezer Porter Junr [in a later reference: and the lawful heirs of Mary his deceased wife] Gent. Joshua Torrey Jun'r Yeoman all of Weymouth and Ephraim Spooner of Abington [in a later reference: and Ruth is wife] the northly half of a tract of land in Abington containing 328 acres.
    [Note: appears to be heirs of Andrew Ford of Abington (Abraham's grandfather) selling part of his estate. See the cited NEHGR article.]

    Vol. 43, folio 262 15 Feb 1753: Abraham Joslyn of Abington Yeoman for £5 10s. conveys to Woodbridge Brown of Abington Tanner 5 acres in Abington. Acknowledged 1 May 1755.

    Vol. 43, folio 110 9 May 1755: Abraham Josslen of Abington Labourer for £28 conveys to John Bicknel Jun'r Yeoman and Samuel Norton Gent both of Abington aoubt 30 acres of an undivided 81 acre parcel in Abington. Acknowledged 10 May 1755.

    Vol. 50, folio 171 29 Apr 1755: Abram Joslen of Abington Yeoman for 16s. 8d. to Christopher Dyer of Abington Housewright a piece of land in Abington of about 1 1/4 acre. Acknowledged 16 May 1755.

  4. Find A Grave has this birth date in Abington with a different death date (1778), but Plymouth probate file 11630 shows that the 1778 death date was Abraham Joslin of Pembroke who m. Mary Soule and was having children in Pembroke at the same time as this Abraham was having children in Abington. The Abraham of Pembroke/Hanover was born in Boston in 1717 to Nathaniel and Frances Joslin (see, for example, Source:Detroit Society for Genealogical Research. Detroit Society for Genealogical Research Magazine, Vol. 25, p. 19). This Abraham of Abington named his first (and only) son Joseph after his father.
  5. His wife married Seth Copeland in 1763. No probate has been found.