Person:Susanna Reynolds (7)

Watchers
m. Est 1696
  1. Elizabeth Reynolds1697 - Bef 1773
  2. Joseph Reynolds1698/99 - 1760
  3. Susanna Reynolds1703 - Abt 1773
  4. John Reynolds1706 -
  5. George Reynolds1708 - Bef 1781
  6. Samuel Reynolds - Bef 1739
  • HJohn Baker1699 - 1757
  • WSusanna Reynolds1703 - Abt 1773
m. 28 Feb 1722/23
  1. Elisha Baker - Bef 1761
  2. Susanna Baker
  3. Mary Baker
  4. Elizabeth Baker
  5. Deborah Baker
  6. Sarah Baker
  7. Samuel BakerAbt 1724 - Aft 1800
  • HThomas Stanton1691 - Bef 1773
  • WSusanna Reynolds1703 - Abt 1773
m. 10 Dec 1761
Facts and Events
Name Susanna Reynolds
Gender Female
Birth? 21 Dec 1703 North Kingstown, Washington, Rhode Island, United States
Marriage 28 Feb 1722/23 North Kingstown, Washington, Rhode Islandto John Baker
Marriage 10 Dec 1761 Richmond, Washington, Rhode Island, United Statesto Thomas Stanton
Will[1] 23 Apr 1773 Charlestown, Washington, Rhode Island, United States
Death? Abt May 1773 Charlestown, Washington, Rhode Island, United States
References
  1. Abstracts of Charlestown Wills, in Alden G. Beaman. Rhode Island Genealogical Register. (The Rhode Island Genealogical Research Institute).

    WILL:
    Dated April 23, 1773; Inventory May 12, 1773; Susanna Stanton of Charlestown, widow.
    Sons: Samuel with wife Abigail and Elisha deceased with widow Sarah;
    daughters: Elizabeth Wilcox (?wife Wm], Susanna Sunderlin, Sarah Lemonnier (Lemoine) wife Phineas Solemon Lemonnier, Mary Browning & Deborah Bentley wife of Benjamin.
    Grandson David Baker son of Elisha, and Anson Sunderlin;
    granddaughter Ruth Baker.
    Witnesses: Wm York, Benj Hoxsie, Dorcas Brayman. [Charlestown TCP 2:230; RIGR July 1984, p. 78]

    Susannah's will of 23 Apr 1773 (now Susannah Stanton) was written and signed, by mark, at Charlestown, RI. Her "loving daughter' Susannah Sunderlin was appointed as executrix. Six shillings are given to "my loving daughter Elizabeth Wilcox and "my Beloved son" Samuel Baker. One gown, one "peticoat," one shift and one apron are given to son Samuel's wife Abigail and son Elisha's widow Sarah. To daughter Sarah Lemenecar(?), fourteen dollars of household goods and wearing apparel and sixteen dollars in dollars. To her three daughters Susannah Sunderlin, Mary Browning, and Deborah Bentley, the remaining part of the estate to be equally divided amongst them.

  2.   On 29 Sep. 1757 at Exeter, Susannah assigned over and quit clamed to son Samuel Baker all her "right of dower and power of thirds" in the land given to Samuel by John Baker in 1751. On 1 Aug. 1758 "Susannah Baker, widow, and Samuel Baker, yeoman, ... executrix and executor of the last will and testament of John Baker ... being ordered to sell the house and land that did belong to the said John Baker, for and in consideration of the sum of "Two Thousand Pounds" sold the land, estimated to be fifty-five and one-half acres, to John Reynolds of North Kingstown.