Person:Jonas Rice (4)

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m. 10 Feb 1701/02
  1. Silence Rice1703 -
  2. Adonijah RiceAbt 1705 - Bef 1714
  3. Deacon Jonas Rice1707 - Abt 1793
  4. Absalom Rice1709 - 1781
  5. Adonijah Rice1714 - 1802
  • HDeacon Jonas Rice1707 - Abt 1793
  • WJane Hall1700 - 1769
m. Bef 1729
  1. Moses Rice1729 -
  2. Jonas Rice1732 - 1824
  3. Jane Rice1734 - 1807
  4. Mary Rice1737 -
  5. Silence Rice1739 - Aft 1824
  6. Thomas Rice1741 - 1822
  • HDeacon Jonas Rice1707 - Abt 1793
  • WLydia Lamb
m. Aft 6 Jan 1772
Facts and Events
Name Deacon Jonas Rice
Gender Male
Birth[1] Apr 1707 Sudbury, Middlesex, Massachusetts, United Statess
Marriage Bef 1729 Massachusetts, United StatesBased on birth of eldest known child
to Jane Hall
Marriage Aft 6 Jan 1772 Warwick, Franklin, Massachusetts, United Statesto Lydia Lamb
Death[1] Abt Mar 1793 Barre, Worcester, Massachusetts, United States
References
  1. 1.0 1.1 Ward, Andrew Henshaw. History of the town of Shrewsbury, Massachusetts: from its settlement in 1717 to 1829, with other matter relating thereto not before published, including an extensive family register. (Boston, Massachusetts: Samuel G. Drake, 1847)
    p. 72.

    Children of Jonas Rice and Mary Stone: Jonas, b. Apr 1707, d. Barre "in March or April, 1793", m. (1) [first child b. 1729] Jane Hall, m. (2) 6 Jan 1772 Lydia Conant of Warwick. Deacon of the church at Barre.
    [Note: neither the birth nor death is found in VRs. Despite Ward's assertion that children are listed in Sudbury records, the published records only show "RICE, Jams, s. Jams and Sarah, Apr. [30?], 1707", strongly suggesting Ward may have misread the record. The vague death date given by Ward probably comes from a probate, and although he gives an age at death, it was probably calculated from his own assumed birth date. Given the birth of his first wife in 1700, it seems likely Jonas was born earlier than 1707. He is named in his father's will, so the identity of his father seems solid, at least. But his father was born 1672-3 which means it is not inconceivable that he even had an earlier marriage before his 1702 marriage to Mary Stone, which may have produced Jonas.]