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Facts and Events
References
- ↑ Taunton, Bristol, Massachusetts, United States. Vital Records of Taunton, Massachusetts, to the Year 1850. (Boston, Massachusetts: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 1929, c1978)
1:20, Births.
'Armsbee (Ormsby), Jeremiah [T.P.R. Jerimiah Armsbe], ch. Thomas, Nov. 25, 1678. [Jeremiah Ormsbey, Nov. 25, 1672 [sic], P.C.R.]'
[Note: Jeremiah's sister Hannah was born Sept 1678 in Rehoboth (according to the Rehoboth VR), so one of their birth years must be incorrect. 1672 does not work for Jeremiah either, as his sister Rebecca was born in May of that year. Since it appears that Jeremiah was the last child of this family born in Taunton and Hannah was the first born in Rehoboth, it seems likely that he was born in 1676 and Hannah in 1678.]
- ↑ Bristol, Massachusetts, United States. Probate File Papers, 1686-1880: Online database. (New England Historic Genealogical Society, , 2017)
Case 18687 Jeremiah Ormsbee Rehoboth 1748.
6 Sep 1748: Note of Mehitabel Ormsbe declines administration "being above seventy years of age", requests son in law Benjamin Hicks be appointed.
6 Sep 1748: Bond of Benjamin Hix of Rehoboth yeoman as administrator of Jeremiah Ormsbee Late of Rehoboth yeoman deceased.
15 Oct 1748: Inventory of Jeremiah Ormsbe Late of Rehoboth: £399-16-00, by John Kelton, Samuel Goff, Natha'll Bliss.
5 Dec 1749: Account of Benjamin Hix of Rehoboth administrator of his father Jeremiah Ormsbe Late of Rehoboth Deceased, allowed. Mentions allowance for what ye widow spent ye first year, several thing for his Antient mother, my sisters troubles looking after mother since father died.
- ↑ Pierce, Albert Edward. Ormsby - Ormsbee family descendants of Richard Ormesby, 1602-1664, of Rehoboth, Mass. (Salt Lake City, Utah: Genealogical Society of Utah, 1971)
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Jeremiah Ormsbee [C16], s/o Thomas Ormsby and Mary Fitch, b. 25 Nov 1672 [sic, see above], m. (int) 3 Nov 1705 Mehitable Willmarth [reports marriage in Swansea, but with wrong date (2 Nov instead of actual 21 Nov), so doesn't seem to think it is valid as a result], "it would appear that Jeremiah's first wife must have died some prior to 1740, and that he married about that time PERSIS ---, for Rehoboth VRs have the birth of a son" [this is plainly wrong as the probate shows Mehitable survived Jeremiah, there was no second marriage].
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