Deborah Fuller

Notes:

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Reference:
"A Brief Sketch of Thomas Fuller", Jesse Franklin Fuller, 1896, p 11.
"The Richardson Memorial...", John Adams Vinton, 1876, p 506, 507.

Deborah married Isaac Richardson 19 Jun 1667, Woburn, Middlesex County, Massachusetts. Isaac (son of Thomas Richardson and Mary Baldwin) was born 14 May 1643, Woburn, Middlesex County, Massachusetts; was christened May 1643, Woburn, Middlesex County, Massachusetts; died 2 Apr 1689, Woburn, Middlesex County, Massachusetts. [Group Sheet]

Deborah — Shaw. [Group Sheet]

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• AFN: G8ZK-SH

Notes:

Jonathan Richardson's father died when he was under twenty years of age, and he
was probably left to his own resources. He seems, early in life, to have gone
to Mendon, then in the County of Suffolk, and made his home there. Mendon then
included Milford, Blackstone, and parts of Bellingham, and Uxbridge. Seventy
acres of land in Mendon were laid out to him, 10 April 1699, and twenty acres
more, 25 March 1702. He was "of Providence" in 1709; but in 1719, he was again
in Mendon, selling land there, 1 January 1718-1719, to Samuel Thayer, of that
place, as we learn from Suffolk Deeds, xxxvii. 69. But another deed, dated 5
January, 1722-1723, describes him as of Providence, as does another conveyance,
1 January 1726-1726.
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Reference:
"A Brief Sketch of Thomas Fuller", Jesse Franklin Fuller, 1896, p 13.
"The Richardson Memorial...", John Adams Vinton, 1876, p 507, 510.

Jonathan — Mary. [Group Sheet]

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• AFN: G8ZK-TN

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Reference:
"A Brief Sketch of Thomas Fuller", Jesse Franklin Fuller, 1896, p 13.
"The Richardson Memorial...", John Adams Vinton, 1876, p 507.

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• AFN: G8ZK-VT

Notes:

Joseph Richardson united with his brother Jonathan in a conveyance of land in
Woburn, probably in the present town of Winchester, which they inherited from
their father Isaac Richardson, who died in April 1689. At the date of this
conveyance both brothers had left, or were soon to leave, Woburn. He owned
land in Stoneham, probably near "Bear Hill," for which he was taxed as a
non-resident, in 1726-1727.
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Reference:
"A Brief Sketch of Thomas Fuller", Jesse Franklin Fuller, 1896, p 13.
"The Richardson Memorial...", John Adams Vinton, 1876, p 507, 511.

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Notes:

Twin brother of Joseph, Benjamin Richardson lived in what is now the town of
Stoneham, on the border of Woburn. Stoneham was then a part of Charlestown,
and known as "Charlestown End," until its incorporation, 17 December 1725. He
removed about 1717, to the new town of Leicester, incorporated February 1713.
Leicester was then, and till 1731 in Middlesex County, which will account for
the settlement of his estate in that county. A request for administration on
his estate was presented by his widow Lydia, 6 January 1729-1729.
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Reference:
"A Brief Sketch of Thomas Fuller", Jesse Franklin Fuller, 1896, p 13.
"The Richardson Memorial...", John Adams Vinton, 1876, p 507, 511-512.

Benjamin — Lydia Draper. (daughter of Nathaniel Draper) [Group Sheet]

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• AFN: G8ZK-X6

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Reference:
"A Brief Sketch of Thomas Fuller", Jesse Franklin Fuller, 1896, p 13.
"The Richardson Memorial...", John Adams Vinton, 1876, p 507.

Notes:

David Richardson was a yeoman, and lived at Wills Hill, in what was then
Danvers. His name occurs in a petition, with twenty-three others, dated 28
February 1726/1727, addressed to the parish, asking for an abatement of their
tax for the salary of Rev. Peter Clark, of Danvers, for the reason that they
now had preaching in their own neighborhood, afterwards incorporated 20 June,
1728, as part of Middleton.

His will is dated 5 April 1748; proved 15 August, 1748. Inventory, forty-five
acres of land with the buildings thereon.
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Reference:
"A Brief Sketch of Thomas Fuller", Jesse Franklin Fuller, 1896, p 15.
"The Richardson Memorial...", John Adams Vinton, 1876, p 507, 512.

David married Hannah Putnam 14 Sep 1702, Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts. Hannah was born Abt 1682, Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts. [Group Sheet]

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• AFN: G8ZK-ZC

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Reference:
"A Brief Sketch of Thomas Fuller", Jesse Franklin Fuller, 1896, p 13.
"The Richardson Memorial...", John Adams Vinton, 1876, p 507.

Phebe married Joseph Rice 20 May 1703. [Group Sheet]

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• AFN: G8ZL-0H

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Reference:
"A Brief Sketch of Thomas Fuller", Jesse Franklin Fuller, 1896, p 13.
"The Richardson Memorial...", John Adams Vinton, 1876, p 507.

Mary — King. [Group Sheet]

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• AFN: G8ZL-1N

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Reference:
"A Brief Sketch of Thomas Fuller", Jesse Franklin Fuller, 1896, p 13.
"The Richardson Memorial...", John Adams Vinton, 1876, p 507.

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• AFN: G8ZL-2T

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Reference:
"A Brief Sketch of Thomas Fuller", Jesse Franklin Fuller, 1896, p 13.
"The Richardson Memorial...", John Adams Vinton, 1876, p 507.

Notes:

Isaac Richardson was of Mendon, "a husbandman," in January, 1726 and 1760; and
of Smithfield, Rhode Island, 1731.
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Reference:
"The Richardson Memorial...", John Adams Vinton, 1876, p 511.

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Reference:
"The Richardson Memorial...", John Adams Vinton, 1876, p 511.

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Reference:
"The Richardson Memorial...", John Adams Vinton, 1876, p 511.

Notes:

Solomon Richardson was born in "Salem Village," afterwards incorporated as a
part of the town of Middleton. He was a yeoman. His will is dated 2 May 1761;
proved 6 July 1761; recorded Essex Probate Records, xxxviii, 129. This will
gives to wife Abigail, "Dinah her maid," in the inventory valued at 40 pounds;
"also all my household furniture, and other things which she brought with her."
It gives to son David the testator's house and barn, and about forty acres of
land and meadow by Cromwell's brook and Hutchinson's meadow; also to be
executor of the will, and "to sell my negro man Frank," in the inventory
appraised at 60 pounds, to pay debts, etc. To sons John Richardson and
Jonathan Richardson, daughter Elizabeth Sawyer, and daughter Sarah Richardson,
legacies are to be paid by son David. Sons Amos, Stephen, and Solomon, are to
have the other land after the decease of the widow. The testator's
grandchildren to have their legacy "in five years after their grandmother
Richardson's decease."

The real estate, as shown by the inventory, presented 14 September 1761,
consisted of the homestead, containing about three hundred acres of land, with
the buildings thereon; salt marsh at Lynn, about three acres; about twelve
acres of meadow in Middleton, and about seven acres of woodland in Andover.
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Reference:
"A Brief Sketch of Thomas Fuller", Jesse Franklin Fuller, 1896, p 15.
"The Richardson Memorial...", John Adams Vinton, 1876, p 528.

Solomon married Elizabeth Goodale 26 Feb 1728, Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts. Elizabeth (daughter of Joseph Goodale and Mary Hutchinson) was born 7 Aug 1706, Salem, Massachusetts. [Group Sheet]

Solomon married Abigail Buxton 7 May 1741. Abigail was born Abt 1711; died 15 May 1805. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

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Reference:
"A Brief Sketch of Thomas Fuller", Jesse Franklin Fuller, 1896, p 15.
"The Richardson Memorial...", John Adams Vinton, 1876, p 512.

Hannah married Joseph Richardson 12 Jun 1746. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Living and unmarried in 1748.
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Reference:
"A Brief Sketch of Thomas Fuller", Jesse Franklin Fuller, 1896, p 15.
"The Richardson Memorial...", John Adams Vinton, 1876, p 512.

Notes:

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Reference:
"The Richardson Memorial...", John Adams Vinton, 1876, p 528, 554.

Elizabeth married Francis Sawyer 22 Mar 1749, Middleton, Essex, Massachusetts. Francis (son of Henry Sawyer and Sarah Nurse) was born 3 Mar 1728, North Reading, Middlesex County, Massachusetts; died 1 Dec 1827, Canterbury, New Hampshire. [Group Sheet]

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Reference:
"The Richardson Memorial...", John Adams Vinton, 1876, p 528, 554, 555.

Hannah married Archelaus Fuller 16 Aug 1752. Archelaus (son of Benjamin Fuller and Mary Fuller) died 25 Aug 1776, Charlestown, New Hampshire. [Group Sheet]

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Notes:

David Richardson passed his life in Middleton, Massachusetts; was a yeoman, and
appears to have had no children, as none are mentioned in the settlement of his
estate.

Administration was granted, 7 May 1776 by request of his widow, Lucy
Richardson, to his half-brother, Stephen Richardson. One of the sureties was
another half-brother, John Richardson.

His inventory amounted to 301 Pounds, 16 shillings and 4 pence, and the real
estate included "one end of a house," a barn, and land near by; "also, another
tract of land, about fifty-one acres, in Lynn; also, about four acres of
Woodland in Andover; a right in the back seat in the meeting house, and a horse
stable near the meeting house.
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Reference:
"The Richardson Memorial...", John Adams Vinton, 1876, p 555-556.

David — Lucy. [Group Sheet]

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Reference:
"The Richardson Memorial...", John Adams Vinton, 1876, p 528.

Sarah married Ebenezer Hibbard 11 Oct 1763. [Group Sheet]

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Reference:
"The Richardson Memorial...", John Adams Vinton, 1876, p 528.

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Reference:
"The Richardson Memorial...", John Adams Vinton, 1876, p 528.

Stephen — Hannah Upton. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

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Reference:
"The Richardson Memorial...", John Adams Vinton, 1876, p 528.

John — Rebecca Kenney. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

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Reference:
"The Richardson Memorial...", John Adams Vinton, 1876, p 528.

Notes:

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Reference:
"The Richardson Memorial...", John Adams Vinton, 1876, p 528.

Jonathan — Mary Peters. [Group Sheet]