Person:Elizabeth Unknown (5075)

Elizabeth _____
b.Est 1620
d.Bet Jun 1690 and Oct 1690 Edgartown, Dukes, Massachusetts
  • HNicholas Norton1610 - Bet 1676 & 1690
  • WElizabeth _____Est 1620 - 1690
m. Est 1640
  1. Isaac Norton, Jr1641 - Bef 1723
  2. Jacob Norton1643/44 - Aft 1691
  3. Elizabeth NortonEst 1646 -
  4. Priscilla NortonEst 1648 - 1738
  5. Sarah NortonEst 1650 -
  6. Joseph Norton1651/52 - 1741/42
  7. Ruth NortonAbt 1654 - Aft 1717
  8. Hannah NortonBef 1658 - Bet 1709 & 1709/10
  9. Benjamin Norton1659 - 1733
  10. Esther NortonAbt 1662 - Bef 1724
  11. Mary Norton1666 - Aft 1734
m.
Facts and Events
Name[1] Elizabeth _____
Gender Female
Birth? Est 1620
Marriage Est 1640 Weymouth, Norfolk, Massachusetts, United Statesprobably
to Nicholas Norton
Marriage Englandto Sir Baronet Richard Norton
Will[1] 8 Jun 1690
Death[1] Bet Jun 1690 and Oct 1690 Edgartown, Dukes, Massachusetts
Probate[1] 8 Oct 1690 Edgartown, Dukes, MassachusettsWill proved (Court Records, Vol 1, 1690)
Other? Speculative parents: Joseph Isaac and Elizabeth Unknown (1)

Text of Elizabeth Norton's will:S1

Edgartown in Marthas Vineyard June 8, 1690

The Last will and testament of me Elizabeth Norton widow I doe give to my fouer dafters named in my husbons will, five Shillins to Each of them.

I give that houes & land to Ester huxford that my Son Benjamin Norton lives in and to be delevered before his Entering into mine I dwell in acording to my Said husbons will & mind he left with me to performe & I give my Sd dafter Ester huxford that pese of medow laying between Izak Nortons meadow and the medow of Moses Cleveland nere Mortols Neck. Then my will is after my death Christian buryall & funeral! Rights be performed first I give that pese or parsoll of medow laying at a place Caueled Manadoo to my Son Joseph Norton

Secondly I give to all and Every on of my gran­Children on Shillin in money to Every one of them and to be payd wthin ten days after my buriall

thirdly I give all my lands houeses medows fences Commons Cattle Sheep horses and horskind & monys with all my household goods as beding & bed furnyture with all my Chests trunks tables Chayers with all my pewter bras Iron and tin vesels with all my plews Carts Chayns yoks wedges Siths with all other things and goods that is mine to all my Sons and darters to be Equally devided amongst them to Every on alick Equall portion and skier

fourthly I doe apoynt my Son Joseph Norton to be Exe citor to this my will to pay all my depts and delever out all my legasys treuly and faythfullv acording this my mind and will.

fifthly I doe Request Richard Sarson to be overser to see this my will performed soe far as he is able: and in witnes to this my will I have put too my hand and Sele the day and yere abof whritin

Sixtly doe Request my beloved son Izak Norton to be overser with Richard Sarson to this my will

The mark of [U] Elizabeth Norton

Witness here untoo

The mark of [X] Johnnathan danham

gershom donham


This abof mentioned will be profed in Coart is Exepted Court held Octobr the Eight: 1690 pr Curiam Tho Butler Clarke


Whereas by the last will and testament of Elizabeth Norton is mentioned as bequeathed to hester huxford an hous and land according to the will of Nicolas Norton left with his wife sd Elizabeth Isaac Norton

References
  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Norton, Nicholas, in Banks, Charles Edward. The history of Martha's Vineyard, Dukes County, Massachusetts. (Boston: G H Dean, 1911)
    Vol. 2 p. 85-90.

    Notes that the maiden name of Nicholas Norton's wife is not known. "He married her probably in Weymouth and she must be sought for in that locality. Their descendants have constituted one of the largest families on the island from the earliest times."