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William Almy
d.23 Apr 1677 Portsmouth, Newport, Rhode Island, United States
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m. Bef 1601
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m. Aft 17 Jul 1626
Facts and Events
The 1618-9 heralds' visitation of Northamptonshire includes a pedigree of "Almey of Badby," which shows William Almy, his parents, uncles, cousins, and paternal grandparents and great-grandparents [Walter C. Metcalfe, The Visitations of Northamptonshire Made in 1564 and 1618-19 ... (London 1887), p. 61]. Executor of his father's will which was proved 29 Oct 1624. On 17 June 1635, "W[illia]m Almond," aged 34, "Awdry Almond," aged 32, "Annis Almy," aged 8, and "Chri[stopher] Almie," aged 3, were enrolled at London as passengers for New England on the Abigail [Hotten 93]. In his will, dated "the last of February 1676" [i.e., 28 February 1676/7] and proved 23 April 1677, "William Almy" ordered "my body to be buried by my son John if I die here upon my farm"; "if my wife outlive me she shall have all during her natural life and after her death Christopher shall have half my farm ... which is next to the land which I gave to my son John Almy," the malthouse to be shared between Christopher and John; "the other half of my farm ... to my son Job Almy with my dwelling house and two orchards"; "for my cattle and the moveables what is remaining at our deaths I give to my daughter An and my daughter Catharen each of them two parts and to my son Christopher Almy and my son Job Almy each of them one part"; to "my grandchild Bartholomew West" £20 when he comes of age; "my two sons Christopher Almy and Job Almy" to be executors [PoLE 1:144]. References
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