Person:Ebenezer King (21)

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Ebenezer King
b.Abt 1701 Salem, Essex, Massachusetts, United States
 
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m. 15 Dec 1696
  1. Samuel KingAbt 1697 - Bef 1778
  2. Zechariah KingAbt 1699 - Bef 1759
  3. Ebenezer KingAbt 1701 -
Spouse and Children
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  • H.  Ebenezer KingAbt 1701 -
  • W.  Mary Southwick (add)
m. 25 Dec 1735
  1. Bethiah KingEst 1736 -
  2. Mary KingEst 1738 - Bef 1789
  3. Ebenezer KingAbt 1741 - Bef 1786
  4. William KingAbt 1744 - 1813
  5. Daniel KingBef 1750 - Bef 1774
  6. Joseph KingAbt 1752 - 1807
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Facts and Events
Name[1] Ebenezer King
Gender Male
Birth[4] Abt 1701 Salem, Essex, Massachusetts, United StatesBased on order in settlement
Marriage 25 Dec 1735 Salem, Essex, Massachusetts, United Statesto Mary Southwick (add)
References
  1. ↑ Crane, Ellery B. Historic Homes and Institutions and Genealogical and Personal Memoirs of Worcester County, Massachusetts: With a History of Worcester Society of Antiquity. (New York: Lewis Publishing Co., 1907)
    Vol. 1, p. 1806.

    Ebenezer King, s/o Samuel King and Elizabeth Marsh, b. Salem about 1700, bought land in Rutland 1754, d. 1786 [see following comment], m. Mary ---.
    [Note: The Ebenezer who died in 1786 is the son Ebenezer, who appears to have neither children nor widow, so the probate mentions Joseph and William as brothers, not children. The father deeded some of his land and the right to the rest was quitclaimed to ther other children in the period 1770-1774 (below). The quitclaims appear to indicate Ebenezer was alive at that point.The deeds Crane's knowledge of the children is incomplete: he misses Ebenezer of course, daughter Bethiah, son Daniel deceased, and his daughter Mary m. Daniel Parling, while Hannah wife of Thomas Stimpson is not Ebenezer's daughter, but a grandaugther, Hannah Parling.]

  2.   Hampden County (Massachusetts). Register of Deeds. Land deeds, 1628-1867; grantee and grantor indexes, 1636-1869. (Salt Lake City, Utah: Genealogical Society of Utah, 1970).

    Vol. 10, p. 70 27 Mar 1770: Ebenezer King of Rutland Inholder for love and affection that I have and do bear to my Daughter Bethiah King wife of Samuel King of the District of New Salem give lot #22 in Second Division,original Samuel Kings, as her full portion out all my Estate.

  3.   Register of Deeds. Worcester County (Mass.) deeds (1722-1866) and index to deeds (1731-1889) --, 1722-1889.

    Vol. 124, p. 238 7 Jul 1772: Ebenezer King of Rutland Innholder for fatherly love and affection that I have and do bear to my Daughter Mary Parling Wife of Daniel Parling of Rutland District give her a tract of land in Rutland District as her full portion out of my Estate.

    Vol. 80, p. 481 6 Mar 1774: Ebenezer King J'r of Rutland Yeoman, William King of Rutland District yeoman, Daniel Darling of Rutland District yeoman + Mary his wife, Sam'll King of New Salem yeoman + Bethiah his wife quitclaim to Joseph King of Rutland yeoman all right in the remainder of our hon'rd father Ebenezer King right in Great farm No. 22 and blacksmith shop on his farm where he now lives in Rutland. Also in various land of our Brother Daniel King Deceased.

    [Note: this date, as recorded, is dated 12 Mar 1771, but since Daniel was alive in 1773, it appears the date should have been 1774 but was misrecorded. It was acknowledged 6 Apr 1774.]
    Vol. 80, p. 482 12 Mar 1771: William King of Rutland District yeoman, Joseph King of Rutland yeoman, Daniel Parling yeoman of Rutland District & Mary his wife, Samuel King yeoman of New Salem & Bethiah his wife quitclaim to Ebenezer King Jr of Rutland yeoman all right in the farm where our houn'rd father Ebenezer King of Rutland now lives excepting the blacksmith shop, or in the pew in the Meeting house, or personal estate excepting the personal estate of our brother Daniel King deceased.

    Vol. 94, p. 126: 20 Mar 1776: Ebenezer King of Rutland Inholder for "fatherly love & affection that I have & do bear to my son William King of Rutland District in the County afores'd Husbandman" gifts several parcels: one in Petersham, two in Rutland District "as his full part and portion of all my Estate".

  4. ↑ Essex Society of Genealogists (Lynnfield, Massachusetts). Essex County deeds 1639-1678: abstracts of volumes 1-4, copy books, Essex County, Massachusetts. (Bowie, Maryland: Heritage Books, 2003).

    Vol. 80, p. 211 28 Dec 1739: Zach'h King [with Anna my Wife] & Ebenezer King [with Mary my Wife] both of Salem for £108 convey to Joseph Goldthwayt of Salem Husbandman various rights in common land in Salem.

    Vol. 84, p. 184 25 Mar 1741/42: Ebenezer King of Salem Yeoman for £25 conveys to Samuel Aborn of same town common right in the Sheep Pasture.

    Vol. 100, p. 34 20 Jul 1738: Whereas Samuel King late of Salem yeoman deceased possessed of a valuable estates, Samuel King, Zechariah King and Ebenezer King all of Salem sons and heirs of said Samuel King deceased agree to a settlement: First, to Samuel King; Secondly, to Zechariah King; Thirdly to Ebenezer King.

    Vol. 103, p. 185 12 Sep 1755: Ebenezer King of Rutland yeoman with consent of Mary my wife for £66-13-4 conveys to Jonathan Kettle of Danvers 10+ acres in Danvers.

    Vol. 101, p. 125 27 Feb 1755: Ebenezer King of Danvers yeoman [and Mary my wife] for £120 conveys to Joseph Goldthwait of Danvers 18+ acres in Danvers.

    Vol. 101, p. 148 21 Apr 1755: Ebenezer King of Danvers yeoman with consent of Mary my wife for £28 conveys to Joseph Goldthwait of Danvers 3 acres in Danvers purchased of Thomas Buffinton.

    Vol. 103, p. 185 12 Sep 1755: Ebenezer King of Rutland yeoman with consent of Mary my wife for £66-13-4 conveys to Jonathan Kettle of Danvers 10+ acres in Danvers.

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