Person:John Inglesby (1)
John Ingoldsby
b.Bef 1620
d.Bef 2 May 1684 Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, United States
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  • H.  John IngoldsbyBef 1620 - Bef 1684
  • W.  Ruth _____
  1. John Ingoldsby1649 - 1649
  2. John Ingoldsby1650 - Bef 1653
  3. John Ingoldsby1653 - 1655
  4. John Ingoldsby1655 - 1678
  5. William Ingoldsby1656 -
  6. Ebenezer Ingoldsby1656 -
  7. Peter Ingoldsby1658/59 -
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  • H.  John IngoldsbyBef 1620 - Bef 1684
  • W.  Agnes (add)
m. 26 Jan 1673/74
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Name John Ingoldsby
Gender Male
Birth[3] Bef 1620 aged 21 when joined church
Marriage to Ruth _____
Marriage 26 Jan 1673/74 Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, United Statesto Agnes (add)
Death[1][2] Bef 2 May 1684 Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, United States
References
  1. ↑ John Ingoldsby sawyer of Boston, in Suffolk County, MA: Probate File Papers
    Case # 1359.

    link Widow Agnes and only son Ebenezer Ingoldsby.

  2. ↑ Ingalsbe, Frederick W. Ingoldsby genealogy : Ingoldsby, Ingalsbe, Inglesby, and Engelsby, from the 13th century to 1904. (Grand Rapids, Mich.?: F.W. Ingalsbe, 1904?)
    p 19 # 13 John Ingoldsby.

    link [The author places the immigrant John Ingoldsby as son of Sir Richard Ingoldsby, Knight, even though it is known that his son John drowned at sea. This John was a sawyer and nothing in his estate suggests an aristocratic birth but instead has a robust lumber inventory. It also gives him a number of children including Sarah who married and was still living when he died in 1684 which is not the case as his probate record in 1684 shows his only heirs were his widow Agnes and his son Ebenezer]. He was admitted to the church 9th. July 1641; appeared in list of "Freemen" (or voters) May 16th. 1642; was married before 1649 to Ruth (Griffin?) [Griffin may apply to his second wife Agnes who the author was unaware] "John Ingoldsby, who married widow Griffin, has liberty to make use of fallen timber at Muddy River for tenant that lives in her house. Oct. 1st. 1673.") He appeared as a witness in the will of William Teft, Boston Sept. 2nd. 1648 and again Nov. 23rd. 1672. He bought a house and lot Jan. 26th 1650 in Boston. Est. adm. 1684. Had issue —
    [The list of children given and the dates are accurate].

  3. ↑ Dunkle, Robert J., and Ann S. Lainhart. Records of the Churches of Boston and the First Church, Second Parish, and Third Parish of Roxbury: including baptisms, marriages, deaths, admissions, and dismissals: (1600s-1800s). (Boston, MA: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2001)
    First Church 25 .

    link The 6th Day of the 9th Moneth 1641 [9 Nov 1641]: John Ingolsby a singleman [joined the church]

  4.   Suffolk County (Massachusetts). Register of Deeds. Records of deeds, 1639-1885; indexes to deeds, 1639-1920. (Salt Lake City, Utah: Genealogical Society of Utah, 1969).

    Suffolk County Land Records:

    February 28, 1651 [28(11)1651] John Ingoldsby (sawyer) buys of John Collins and Edward Kibbi house, yard, and garden, near John Sanford, lately bought of Edmund Jackson, Thomas Leader E., street W., John Sanford N ., Thomas Leader S. (SD 1: 165) E. side of Court St. near Sudbury St. March 16, l 781 March 16, 1682 John Ingoldsby (sawyer) with wife Agnis deed to John Foy (mariner) land; sd Foye E., Bozoon Allen S., sd Ingoldsby N. and W. (SD 12 :213) N.W. side of Hanover St. in rear, near Sudbury St. April 7, 1683 John lngoldsby Laborer) with w Angis deeds to John Foy land. John Ruggles N. sd Foy E. & S. sd lngoldsby W. (SD 12:353) E. side of Sudbury St., N. of Hanover St. in rear.

    Note on son Ebenezer Ingoldsby: November 5, 1684 Ebenezer lngoldsby (joiner) deeds to John Foy land near his house; Bozoon Allen S., sd Ingoldsby W., John Ruggles N., John Foy E. (SD 13 :204) N.W. side of Hanover St., near Sudbury St., in rear January 22, 1684 January 22, 1685 Ebenezer Ingoldsby (joiner) deeds to John Foy (mariner) house and land; St. W., John Ruggles N., John Foy E., Bozoon Allen S., (SD 13 :241) N.W. side of Hanover St. near Sudbury St., in rear

  5.   Earliest records of the town of Boston. (Boston, Massachusetts: State Film Exchange, 1965).

    The widow Agnes Griffen granted to him to make use of old fallen wood on common land in Muddy River, for the use of the tenant that lives in her house. (TR 7:81) 1676 appears on tax sheet 3 (TR 1).

    Note on son John Ingoldsby: July 29, 1667 [29(5)1667] John Ingoldsby hath put himself apprentice to Joseph Davis (feltmaker) for 8 years. (TR 7:37)

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