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Facts and Events
References
- LAND:
-Jan 24, 1727 Stephen and John Willcox to Stephen Willcox and Robert Willcox, sons of afore mentioned Stephen Willcox ... [Westerly Deeds 5:11-12]
-Robert Wilcox of South Kingstown, yeoman, and wife Sarah sold land to Charles Higgenbotham July 25, 1728.
-Robert Wilcox of South Kingstown and wife Sarah sold land to Benjamin Peckham July 15, 1728.
-Sept. 21, 1731 Charles Ninegret, Chief Sachem of ye Naragansetts, to Stephen Willcox of Westerly & Robert Willcox of South Kingstown, 2 Acres where Iron works formerly stood. Witnesses: Daniel Stanton and Wm Babcock. [Westerly Deeds 6:37-8]
-April 24, 1732 Stephen Willcox Jr. and Alice his wife to Robert Willcox of South Kingstown, 1 Acre being ½ part of 2 Acres ... honored father Stephen Willcox late of Westerly built his Iron Works & Saw Mill. Witnesses: Jos Sheffield and John Case. [Westerly Deeds 6:77-78; 102-03] - -1729 Samuel Swan of Newport, glover, vs. Robert Wilcox of South Kingstown, debt due for sundry expenses in going after the defendant's Negro a man named Jethro in 1728. His brother, Stephen Wilcox Jr. gave testimony, as well as Jeffery Haszard. [Gleanings from Newport Court Files 1669-1783, 1998, Jane Fletcher Fiske, item 463]
- ↑ Admin. Jeremiah Wilcox and Stephen Wilcox
- ↑ When family trees don't confuse his death date with that of his brother Stephen, they give it as 12 Mar 1742, suggesting that his estate inventory was taken in March, not May.
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