Person:Jacob Willets (1)

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m. 15 MAR 1689/90
  1. Abigail Willets1690/91 -
  2. Mary Willets1692/93 -
  3. Martha Willets1694/95 -
  4. Jacob Willets1697 - 1722
  5. Phebe Willets1699 -
  6. Elizabeth Willets1701 - 1722
  • HJacob Willets1697 - 1722
  • WMary Jackson1696 - BEF 1735
m. 26 Dec 1717
  1. Richard Willets1718 - 1787
  2. Mary Willets1720 - 1781
Facts and Events
Name Jacob Willets
Gender Male
Birth[1][6] 6 Jun 1697 Jericho, Nassau, New York, United States
Marriage 26 Dec 1717 Flushing, Queens Co., New Yorkto Mary Jackson
Death? 20 Apr 1722 Jericho, Oyster Bay Twnp, Queens Co., New York

Jacob's Will dated 17 Apr 1722, proved 4 May 1722. Jacob appointed his wife May and father-in-law James Jackson as executors. Nathaniel Townsend, Mary's future 2nd husband, was withness to Jacob's Will. Wonder if he may have promised to take care of Mary and her two small children? (Nathaniel was an active Quaker.)

References
  1. Maurice Woehrle. http:/wc.rootsweb.com ID mwoehrle (Woehrle).

    Town only.

  2.   Oscar Burton Robbins. Book: History of the Jackson Family of Hempstead, Long Island. (1951, Loveland, Colorado), 10.
  3.   Bunker, Mary Powell. Long Island Genealogies. (Albany, New York, United States: Joel Munsell's Sons, 1895), 89, 221.

    Children of Richard Willets and 2nd wife Abigail Powell: 4) Jacob, b. "6, 4, 1697" [6 Jun 1697], d. 1717, m. 1717 Mary Jackson, d/o James and Rebecca Jackson.
    Children of James and Rebecca Jackson of Rock Hill: Mary m. 1717 Jacob Willets.

  4.   Abstracts of Wills, Vol II 1708-1728. (The New York Historical Society Collections, 1893 available @ genealogy.com).
  5.   Rootsweb chart of Rod Davis: Genealogy, et Cetera. (http://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=dav4is).
  6. Society of Friends. Flushing Monthly Meeting (Flushing, New York). Monthly meeting records, 1640-. (Salt Lake City, Utah: Genealogical Society of Utah, 1950), 128.

    The Child'n of Rich'd & Abigaile Willits his second wife -
    ...
    Jacob Willits was borne ye 6'd 4 mo [Jun] - 1697.