Person:John Bugbee (3)

m.
  1. John Bugbee, Jr.1665 - 1744
  2. Thomas Bugbee1668 -
  3. Joanna Bugbee1682 -
m. 10 Jul 1696
  1. Bethiah Bugbee1696 - 1736
  2. Benjamin Bugbee1699 -
  3. John Bugbee1701/02 -
  4. Susannah Bugbee1705 -
  5. Mary Bugbee1710 -
Facts and Events
Name John Bugbee, Jr.
Gender Male
Birth[1][2] 1665 Roxbury, Suffolk, Massachusetts, United States[est based on headstone]
Marriage 10 Jul 1696 Woodstock, Windham, Connecticut, United States[she was the widow Corbit]
to Abiel Twitchell
Death[1][2] 5 Oct 1744 Woodstock, Windham, Connecticut, United States
Alt Death? 6 Oct 1744 per tombstone
Burial[1][2] Woodstock Hill Cemetery, Woodstock, Windham, Connecticut, United States
References
  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 John Bugbee Jr, in Find A Grave.

    [Includes headstone photo. Inscription: ..
    HERE LYES Ye BODY OF
    Mr. JOHN BUGBEE.
    DECD OCT 6, 1744
    IN Ye 79TH YEAR
    OF HIS AGE...]
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    [Note: Headstone DOD does not match Barbour's VR.]

  2. 2.0 2.1 2.2 Family Recorded, in Bowen, Clarence Winthrop; Donald Lines Jacobus; and William Herbert Wood. The History of Woodstock, Connecticut. (Norwood, Massachusetts: Plimpton Press, 1926-1943).

    Vol 3, p 4 -

    6 JOHN BUGBEE3
    (John2, Edward1) b. 1665, d. Oct. 5, 1744, in 82nd year,* m. July 10, 1696 Abigail (Abiah),+ b. 1663, d. Apr 14, 1744, ++ widow of Robert Corbit, who d. Woodstock Sept. 18, 1695. John Bugbee3 and his wife Abigail (Abbie) are buried on Woodstock Hill. ...
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    * W.V.R. ; gravestone, Woodstock Hill, says d. Oct. 6, 1744, age 79.
    + E. Holmes Bugbee speaks of a family legend relating to this Abiah who having a legacy coming to her rode to Roxbury on horseback, collected the same in Spanish dollars, and in riding back to Woodstock over the Connecticut Path was overtaken by a robber who demanded her money. She parleyed and maneuvered to get the robber's horse and her own headed in the right direction and then in handing her bag of money to the robber purposely dropped the same. When the robber got off his horse to pickup the money, Abiah whipped both horses and the robber's horse followed her own. When she finally came to a cabin by the roadside she found in the saddle bags on the robber's horse more dollars than she had lost and with this money and the robber's horse she returned safely to Woodstock. (Letter dated Putnam, Nov. 30, 1896, from E. Holmes Bugbee7, owned by Lucian Willis Bugbee, Jr.10)...
    ++ W.V.R. ; gravestone, Woodstock Hill, says d. Apr. 15, 1744, age 81.