Person:Thomas Mallett (4)

Came from Great Marlow, Bucks.

1. ↑ ^1.0 1.1 .

   WILL:
   Dated Dec. 8, 1704 Thomas Mallet of Newport, innkeeper, sick and weak. Indian man Abraham to beloved wife Mary Mallet for 20 years and then to be free ... to son-in-law Jeremiah Wilcox a case of pistolls with sadle holsters and furniture, two firelock guns which he now hath in possession, one silver hilted sword, and one other sword, and six dozen of plate buttons for a coat. To daughter-in-law Mary Wilcox who now lives in my house, one silver Quart Tankard, one Negro boy named Andrew. To Trinity Church in Newport, 40 shillings ... 20 shillings to the minister who preaches my funeral sermon. Remained to wife. (Signed with large T) Witnesses: Jonath'n Abbot, Thomas Weeden, Thomas Fox. Proved Feb. 5, 1704/5. [Gleanings from Newport Court Files 1659-1783, 1998, by Jane Fletcher Fiske, item 21]

2.   MISC:
   -Sept. 3, 1695 Thomas Mallett was a Grand Juryman. Also March 30, 1697 [RI General Court of Trials 1671-1704, by Jane Fletcher Fiske, 1998, p. 177, 181]
   -March 26, 1700 Mr. Thomas Mallett was Sherif. [RI General Court of Trials 1671-1704, by Jane Fletcher Fiske, 1998, p. 196]
   -Jan. 15, 1702/3 Thomas and Mary Mallett to Joseph Fry, Newport. Witnesses: Robert Munday, Thomas Fox. [Land & Notarial Records, Vol. 3, 160-1; RI Roots, Sept. 1988, p. 85]
3.   Receipt by Thomas Mallett of Newport, RI to William Wood of Dartmouth Exor of estate of his father William Wood of Dartmouth, being a legacy given in the will to Daniel Wood and John Wood, Thomas Mallett being their guardian. 12 Feb 1697/8 [Bristol Co. Probate 1:198]