Person:Jonathan Vickery (7)

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  1. Elizabeth VickeryAbt 1683 - Abt 1714
  2. Jonathan VickeryAbt 1684 - 1741
  3. David VickeryAft 1685 -
  4. Joanna VickeryAbt 1687 - 1720
  5. Mary VickeryAbt 1689 - Bef 1714
  6. Sarah VickeryBef 1702 - Bef 1714
  7. Rebecca VickeryBef 1703 - Aft 1723
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Name Jonathan Vickery
Gender Male
Birth[3] Abt 1648 Hull, Plymouth, Massachusetts, United States
Marriage to Elizabeth Hudson
Death[1] 30 Apr 1702 Chatham, Barnstable, Massachusetts, United States
References
  1. Smith, William Christopher. A history of Chatham, Massachusetts: formerly the constablewick or village of Monomoit : with maps and illustrations and numerous genealogical notes. (Hyannis, Mass.: F.B. & F.P. Goss, 1909)
    144.

    Mr. Jonathan Vickery appears to have settled in Chatham in 1697 [witnessed a deed dated 5 Jul 1697 from William Nickerson et all to Samuel Sprague]. He was the son of George and Rebecca (Phippen) Vickery of Hull, Mass. He was not an educated man nor an ordained minister, but a lay preacher. He was executor of father's estate in 1679 and appears to have resided in Hull until he moved to Monomoit. "On April 30, 1702, he went out in an open boat with a party of villagers, probably on a fishing or whaling trip. The boat in some way was overturned, it is supposed, and all in the party were drowned."

  2.   Hawes, James W., "Eldred/Eldredge Genealogies", in Library of Cape Cod History & Genealogy (vol 1-105). (Yarmouthport, Mass. (1912-1923): C.W. Swift)
    1554.

    His [Nicholas, s/o Robert Eldredge] death doubtless occurred by drowing at the same time that the Rev. Jonathan Vickery, the sometime minister of Chatham, was drowned, and William Cahoon and Edward Small were drowned with them.

  3. Pane-Joyce, David. Pane-Joyce Genealogy.