Person:Samuel Knowles (5)

m. 16 Dec 1679
  1. James Knowles1680 - 1704
  2. Mercy Knowles1681 - Aft 1743
  3. Samuel Knowles1682/83 - 1750
  4. Nathaniel Knowles1686 - 1732
  5. Lt. Richard KnowlesAbt 1688 - Abt 1769
  6. Rebecca KnowlesAbt 1690 - 1755
  7. Capt. John KnowlesAbt 1692 - 1753
  8. Ruth Knowles1694 - 1745
  9. Cornelius Knowles1695 - 1764
  10. Amos Knowles1702 - 1786
  11. James KnowlesAbt 1705 - 1765
  • HSamuel Knowles1682/83 - 1750
  • WBethiah Brown1685 - Aft 1751
m. 7 Nov 1709
  1. Enos Knowles1712 -
  2. Azuba Knowles1713/14 - 1762
  3. Samuel Knowles1715 -
  4. Nathaniel Knowles1717 -
  5. Jerusha Knowles1719/20 -
  6. Seth Knowles1721/22 -
Facts and Events
Name Samuel Knowles
Gender Male
Birth[1][2] 15 Jan 1682/83 Eastham, Barnstable, Massachusetts, United States
Marriage 7 Nov 1709 Eastham, Barnstable, Massachusetts, United Statesto Bethiah Brown
Death[2] 30 Jan 1750 Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, United States
References
  1. "Eastham and Orleans, Mass., Vital Records", in Massachusetts Society of Mayflower Descendants. Mayflower Descendant: An Illustrated Quarterly Magazine of Pilgrim Genealogy, History and Biography
    6:205.

    Samuel Knowles the sonne of Samuel Knowles was borne the : 15th : of Jenuarie : 1682.

  2. 2.0 2.1 Libby, Charles T. "The Knowles Family of Eastham", in The New England Historical and Genealogical Register. (Boston: New England Historic Genealogical Society)
    79:381.

    Col. Samuel Knowles, s/o Samuel Knowles and Mercy Freeman, b. Eastham 15 Jan 1682, d. Boston 30 Jan 1750/1, m. Eastham 7 Nov 1709 Bethia Brown. From Boston Weekly News-Letter of 7 Feb 1750/51: "On Wednesday the 30th of January died at his Lodging in this Town, Samuel Knowles, Esq; One of the Members of the Honourable House of Representatives, from the Town of Eastham; in the County of Barnstable; and on Friday was decently interr'd [in Old Granary Burial Ground on Tremont Street in Boston], attended by the Honourable House of Representatives, and others. A Gentleman who was greatly belov'd and respected, and will be much lamented: As one of His Majesty's Justices, Col. Knowles was strictly Impartial in the Administration of Justice; was always for making up of differences between Man and Man as soon as possible, and with as little Charge as might be; and was remarkable both for preventing and healing of any long and uncomfortable Debates among his Neighbours and others; and his Judgment greatly sett by; and that which crown'd all, A Man of strict Peity and Integrity."