Person:Nathaniel Wells (9)

Watchers
m. 20/24 Dec 1724
  1. Ann (Anna) Wells1725 - 1799
  2. Sarah Wells1727 - 1818
  3. Mary WELLS1729 - Abt 1775
  4. Daniel Wells1731 - 1793
  5. Micah Wells1733 - 1790
  6. Jane Elizabeth Wells1735 - 1799
  7. Jeremiah Wells1737 - 1814
  8. Abel Wells1738 - 1776
  9. Nathaniel Wells1740 - 1803
m. 1765
  1. Daniel Wells1766 - 1806
  2. Samuel Wells1768 - 1849
  3. Abigail Wells1770 -
  4. Jerusha Wells1771 - 1831
  5. Nathaniel Wells1775 -
  6. Nathan Wells1777 - 1842
  7. Mary Wells1779 - 1847
  8. Abel Wells1781 - 1799
  9. Elizabeth Wells1784 - 1827
  10. Pamela Wells1786 - 1843
Facts and Events
Name Nathaniel Wells
Gender Male
Birth? 27 Mar 1740 Southold, Suffolk Co., Long Island, New York
Marriage 1765 Long Island City, NYto Jerusha Wickham
Death? 26 Mar 1803 Middletown, Orange Co., New York
Reference Number? F3053F3050

lived in Walkill (now Middletown) Orange Co 1760-1763 - WW Ulster Co., Militia, 2nd Reg, NY. Will date Dec 20 1802; proven Apr 27 1803. Liber C, page 20. Mentions wife Jerusha; sons Daniel, Samuel, Nathan, Nathaniel; daughters Abigail Hulse, Jerusha, Mary, Elizabeth, Pamela, and grandchildren Nathaniel W. Hulse, Hannah, Jerusha, Daniel C., and another boy name not given. Executors Nathaniel Wells, Nathan Wells. witnesses Walter Moore, Honas Julse, Nathaniel g. Wells.

Nathaniel was born Mar 27, 1740, two weeks before his mother died

Nathaniel moved to Goshen and Wallkill, later calledMiddletown, on the west side of the Hudson River in Orange County, NY, asdid hundreds of other Southold sons and daughters. To drive around that partof NY is very strange for you see everywhere names like VAIL, TUTHILL,COLEMAN, MOORE, MAPES, and many others. We had lunch at HOWELL's Cafe indowntown Goshen while doing research at the Orange County GenealogicalSociety and at the Goshen Public Library nearby. Both, by the way, haveexcellent collections of materials on Orange County and Southold!Nathaniel WELLS married Jerusha WICKHAM and together they settled a farm onland bought by Jerusha's father, Samuel WICKHAM (son of Joseph mentionedearlier). The house they built in Middletown still stands although it is ina very sorry state after surviving a fire in 1996. My husband actuallycrawled under the front porch to take a picture of the stone which has theyear 1775 engraved on it. The house has been turned into a boarding house,but with aluminum siding partially covering the old wood it won't last longunless steps are taken to restore it.