Person:Richard Newbury (1)

!copied from; GENEALOGICAL GUIDE to the EARLY SETTLERS of AMERICA; by Henry Whittmore. Baltimore Genealogical Publishing Company 1967. page 384. The genealogy issue with this bird is who was his father? He could be the son of the Windsor Newberry and brother to Benjamin. It's possible, there were not all that many people in New England in the 1640's. Alternately, he was a new immigrant from a different line.

A download follows: Newberry, Richard, Weymouth: freeman 1645; by wife Sarah had TRYAL, JOSEPH, and DORCAS, besides BENJAMIN, 1660. In this year he purchased land at Malden, and removed thither; made inperfect will 1685, inventory the following . BENJAMIN was probably dead long before his father; of the three named in will JOSEPH was dead before 1702, when the widow Sarah was living and TRYAL and DORCES, who married, perhaps, Joseph Burrill, and she had been administratrix, having by will of the father most of his property, buy charged to take care of her mother. by jkn-c March 1993 NOTE. on same page is: BENJAMIN NEWBERRY of Windsor married in 1648 Mary Allyn, only daughter of Matthew Allyn. children; Mary b.1648; Sarah b.1850; Hannah b. 1652 (died at 11 years); Rebecca b.1655; Thomas b.1657; Abigail b.1659; Margaret b.1662; Benjamin b.1669; Hannah (again) b.1673; and he died 1689; his wife died 1703. A tradition reports that he married Abigail, widow of Rev.John Worham, and had two daughters. He was representitive at 22 sessions, and an assistant 1685, a captain in war with King Phillip, and a member of the Council of War. His daughter married John Maudsley, Newberry called him Marshall; Sarah married, 1668 Reserved Clapp; Abigail married, 1684, Ephraim Howard; Margaret married, 1689, Return Strong; and Hannah, 1703 John Wolcott.***** 27 May 1994 jkn-c

please see "NOTES" on Tryal Newberry for the wills of Richard Newberry dated 7 April 1685; Probate Records Malden MA. Vol.10 p. 219-222; AND, the will of Tryal Newberry dated 15 January 1705/6; Probate Records Vol..12 p 87 & 88.***** THIS NOTE WAS SUPPOSED TO BE ENTERED after 100-02; Stiles' Hist. of Windsor (AT BOTTOM) jkn-c NEWBERRY, John, Windser, early settler: probably removed or died before middle age; was born of the preseding. NEWBERRY Joseph, Windsor, born of the preceding; died early or removed, perhaps; but one of the sons of his father was called probably to go home to look after the property of the testator.***** next is Richard Newberry (above).***** followed by NEWBERRY, Thomas; of Dorchester (too long to copy at this time) jkn-c March 1993; and last is a NEWBERRY, Walter; Newport. married 1675 Ann Collins of London (there is more)*** References; Austin,s Gen. Diet., 137; Dwight's Strong Gen., 99-100; Ely Gen., 100-02; Stiles' Hist. of Windsor Ct.,II 516-33 *****

Richard Newberry or Newbury was made a freeman of MA Bay Colony in May 1645. He first appears as an inhabitant of Weymouth, where he remained till about 1661. He had two lots granted to him in Yarmouth, MA, one in the east field, first given to Joseph Hill who lived there to 1638. He removed to Malden, MA about 1661. Source: History of Salem, by Sidney Perely, 1924-8

   copied from; GENEALOGICAL GUIDE to the EARLY SETTLERS of AMERICA; by Henry
   Whittmore. Baltimore Genealogical Publishing Company 1967. page 384.
   Newberry, Richard, Weymouth: freeman 1645; by wife Sarah had TRYAL, JOSEPH,
   and DORCAS, besides BENJAMIN, 1660. In this year he purchased land at Malden,
   and removed thither; made inperfect will 1685, inventory the following .
   BENJAMIN was probably dead long before his father; of the three named in will
   JOSEPH was dead before 1702, whenthe widow Sarah was living and TRYAL and
   DORCES, who married, perhaps, Joseph Burrill, and she had been administratrix,
   having by will of the father most of his property, buy charged to take care of
   her mother. by jkn-c March 1993
   NOTE. on same page is: BENJAMIN NEWBERRY of Windsor married in 1648 Mary Allyn,
   only daughter of Matthew Allyn. children; Mary b.1648; Sarah b.1850; Hannah b.
   1652 (died at 11 years); Rebecca b.1655; Thomas b.1657; Abigail b.1659;
   Margaret b.1662; Benjamin b.1669; Hannah (again) b.1673; and he died 1689; his
   wife died 1703. A tradition reports that he married Abigail, widow of Rev.John
   Worham, and had two daughters. He was representitive at 22 sessions, and an
   assistant 1685, a captain in war with King Phillip, and a member of the Council
   of War. His daughter married John
   Maudsley, Newberry called him Marshall; Sarah married, 1668 Reserved Clapp;
   Abigail married, 1684, Ephraim Howard; Margaret married, 1689, Return Strong;
   and Hannah, 1703 John Wolcott.*****
   27 May 1994 jkn-c
   please see "NOTES" on Tryal Newberry for the wills of Richard Newberry dated 7
   April 1685; Probate Records Malden MA. Vol.10 p. 219-222; AND, the will of
   Tryal Newberry dated 15 January 1705/6; Probate Records Vol..12 p 87 & 88.*****
   THIS NOTE WAS SUPPOSED TO BE ENTERED after 100-02; Stiles' Hist. of Windsor
   (AT BOTTOM) jkn-c
   NEWBERRY, John, Windser, early settler: probably removed or died before middle
   age; was born of the preseding.
   NEWBERRY Joseph, Windsor, born of the preceding; died early or removed,
   perhaps; but one of the sons of his father was called probably to go home to
   look after the property of the testator.*****
   next is Richard Newberry (above).*****
   followed by NEWBERRY, Thomas; of Dorchester (too long to copy at this time)
   jkn-c March 1993; and last is a NEWBERRY, Walter; Newport. married 1675 Ann
   Collins of London (there is more)***
   References; Austin,s Gen. Diet., 137; Dwight's Strong Gen., 99-100; Ely Gen.,
   100-02; Stiles' Hist. of Windsor Ct.,II 516-33 *****

1. ↑ Dorset Pilgrims
   94.