Person:William Wells (1)

m. 13 Apr 1600
  1. William Wells1604 - 1671
  2. Richard WellsAbt 1606 -
  3. George WellsAbt 1608 -
m. Bef 1650
  1. Bethia Wells1655 - 1733
  • HWilliam Wells1604 - 1671
  • WMary Youngs1619 - 1709
m. 1656
  1. Bethia Wells1655 - 1733
  2. Abigail Wells1657 - 1658
  3. Patience Wells1658 - 1659
  4. William Wells1660 - 1696
  5. Mary Wells1661 - 1729
  6. Justice Joshua WellsAbt 1664 - 1744
  7. Mehitable Wells1666 - 1742
  8. Anna Wells1668 - 1694
Facts and Events
Name William Wells
Gender Male
Alt Birth? 10 Feb 1603/04 Norwich, Norfolk, England
Birth? 2 Oct 1604 Norwich, Norfolk, England
Alt Birth? 1605 England
Christening? 10 Feb 1605 Norwich, Norfolk, England
Alt Birth[1] 1608
Marriage Bef 1650 prob Southold, Suffolk, NYto Bridget _____
Alt Marriage 1654 Saxingham, Hingham, Norfolk, Englandto Mary Youngs
Marriage 1656 to Mary Youngs
Occupation[1] Southold, Suffolk, New York, United StatesJustice of the Peace/Sheriff
Death[1] 13 Nov 1671 Southold, Suffolk, New York, United States
Burial? Old Burying Ground Of First Presbyterian Church, Southold, Suffolk, New York, United States

!William Wells of Southold and Desc. A. D. 1638-1878 by Charles WellsHayes Gena & Fam Hist of Central NY Vol 3, p. 1295-6; p. 1157 Wells ofSouthold by Charles Wells Hayes, A.8 E3 p.42-49,38, 219,262, 265,210.See Ref to son William Wells in NY Biograph. and Geneal. Record Vol28-29. FGS in poss of Ruby Henderson 562 Driggs Ave SLC Also ? Dth:Southold, L.I., NY vs Suffolk, NY.

[Mary Elizabeth Giddings from 2787254.ged]

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educated lawyer high sheriff Justice of the Peace Delegate for General Court Member of Congregational church Will date Nov 13 1671 age at death 63 Received lands known as Pequash Neck and Poole's Neck for his services in negotiating the 1667 treaty with the Corchaug Indians to extend Southold's boundaries.

William's grave in theSouthold Cemetery on Route 25, called The Old Burying Ground, is impressiveand William II is right next to him. The First Presbyterian Church next tothe graveyard is lovely (a newer building, not William's church). We didfind a map on the inside cover of "Whitaker's Southold" (that doesn't getprinted when the book is photoduplicated) that shows that the location ofthe house William was living in when he died is on the other side of YoungsAve., about where a Real Estate office is today (that's appropriate), andnot the bank property as we thought, although he owned that, too.

References
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