Person:Elizabeth Smith (109)

Elizabeth Smith
 
m. 15 Sep 1618
  1. Judith Smith1621 -
  2. Captain John Smith1623 - 1695
  3. Ensign Henry Smith1626 - 1676
  4. Elizabeth Smith1628 -
  5. Daniel Smith1631 - 1633
  6. Daniel SmithAbt 1634 - 1692
m. 14 Dec 1646
  1. Sarah Hunt1646/47 - 1678
  2. Judith Hunt1648 - 1724
  3. Peter Hunt1650 - 1676
  4. Enoch Hunt1652 -
  5. Elizabeth Hunt1654 - 1676
  6. Lieutenant John Hunt1656 - 1716
  7. Mary Hunt1658 - 1676
  8. Ephraim Hunt1661 - 1694
  9. Tabitha Hunt1663 - 1676
  10. Daniel Hunt1665 - 1673
  11. Benjamin Hunt1668 - 1732
  12. Nathaniel Hunt1670 - 1671
m. 17 Sep 1695
Facts and Events
Name[1] Elizabeth Smith
Married Name Elizabeth Hunt
Married Name Elizabeth Blake
Gender Female
Christening[4] 14 Aug 1628 Stratton-St. Michael, Norfolk, England
Marriage 14 Dec 1646 Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusetts, United Statesto Captain Peter Hunt
Marriage 17 Sep 1695 Rehoboth, Bristol, Massachusettsto James Blake
References
  1. 1. Henry1 Smith, in Jacobus, Donald Lines, Editor, and N. Grier Parke (Compiler and Publisher). The Ancestry of Lorenzo Ackley & his wife Emma Arabella Bosworth. (Woodstock, Vt.: N.G. Parke, 1960)
    110.

    "Elizabeth2 (Smith), m. (1) at Rehoboth, 14 Dec. 1646, (Capt.) Peter Hunt, who was bur. 21 Oct 1692; m. (2) 17 Sept. 1695, (Elder) James Blake of Dorchester, who d. 28 June 1700 ae. 77."

  2.   Lt. Peter Hunt, in Wyman, Thomas Bellows. Genealogy of the Name and Family of Hunt: Early Established in America from Europe: Exhibiting Pedigrees of ten thousand Persons: Enlarged by Religious and Historic Readings: Enriched with Indices of Names and Places. (Boston, Mass.: John Wilson and Son, 1862-3)
    305.

    "Peter (Hunt), Reheboth, … [married] Elizabeth Smith. Dec. 10, 1645.

    Bicknell states that Peter's wife Elizabeth survived him, marrying Isaac Williams and dying in 1724. Peter and Elizabeth's daughter Judith was the one who married Isaac Williams (her 2nd husband) and she died in 1724. Bristol Probate will from Wyman shows dau. Judith's last name was Williams and her two sons were named Cooper (from her first husband), which makes more sense since Elizabeth's second husband was Blake.

  3.   Lieutenant Peter Hunt, in Bicknell, Thomas Williams. The History of the State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations. (New York: The American Historical Society, 1920)
    4:91.

    "Lieutenant Peter Hunt was at Rehoboth, Mass., as early as 1643, when we have record of him as being one of the proprietors of that town. He was a freeman there, June 4, 1645, and was also a town officer. He was married to Elizabeth Smith, daughter of Henry and Judith Smith, who came from Norfolkshire in England. Mr. Hunt's will was probated December 26,
    1692, and he was buried on October 21, of that same year. His widow survived him until 1724, when she was also the widow of Isaac Williams, whom she had married later."

  4. 4. Judith1 Ray, in Mahler, Leslie. The English Ancestry of Judith1 Ray, Wife Of Henry1 Smith Of Hingham And Rehoboth, Massachusetts. American Genealogist (D.L. Jacobus). (Dec 2015)
    87:268.

    "Elizabeth Smith, bp. 14 Aug. 1628; m. Rehoboth, 14 Dec. 1646, Peter Hunt."