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Rhode Island Colonial Records, IV: 55I-JOHN CLEVELAND made freeman in N. Kingston y. 3d Tuesday in Feb., 1739. He was a man of high standing and ability. His name appears frequently on N. K. town rec. to 1782; 1763-4, surveyor of highways, later a petit juror. Apr., 1782, grand juror. He proxed for general officers Apr., 1781,178.2, &c. Richmond, R. I., rec., VI: I07- JOHN CLEAVLAND and MARY his w. of N. K., Dec. 6, 1756,deeds land to Joseph Clarke, describing est. as being same formerly owned by PALMER CLEVELAND. Either JOHN4 CLEVELAND or his son JOHN5 was Lt. of Artillery, R. I. Batt., 1776. . JOHN4 CLEVELAND admin. on est. of his honored father, PALMER3 CLEVELAND, late dec'd, and Jan. 17, 1767, joins in a deed for land in W. Greenwich with MARGARET, wid. of PALMER3. In this deed, John4 calls himself "yeoman of North Kingston." His homestead at N. K. passed to his son Albro5. R. I. Col. Rec.- 1783, permission granted Mrs. Elizabeth Cleveland to go from R. I. to N. Y. and return. References
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