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Richard INGERSOLL
(1578 –1644)
Anne LANGLEY
(Abt 1590 – )
Richard PETTENGELL
(Abt 1619 – )
Joanna INGERSOLL
(Abt 1624 – )
Matthew PETTENGELL
(1648 –1714)

 

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1. Sarah NOYES

Matthew PETTENGELL 3 4 5
  • Born: 18 November 1648, Enon (later called Wenham), Massachusetts, USA 6
  • Christened: November 1648, Enon, Massachusetts, USA 6
  • Marriage (1): Sarah NOYES on 13 April 1674 in Newbury Village, Essex County, Massachusetts Bay Colony 1 2 3
  • Died: 20 July 1714, Newbury Village, Essex County, Massachusetts Colony at age 65

bullet   Another name for Matthew was Matthew PETTINGALL.2

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bullet  General Notes

Matthew is said to have lived on the old road from Newbury to Boston, just beyond the 37th milestone.  His grandson Nicholas lived there awhile, then removed to the house on the high road with brick ends, near the head of Ocean Avenue.  Matthew's house was torn down in 1830, and the little white house built near it.  (Our Colonial Lines, p. 78)

PROPERTY:  Bought land off Joseph Woodbridge, Jan 11, 1699; sold land to Ezra Rolfe, Oct 1, 1707 and to Samuel Homans, also Oct 1, 1707; bought land of James March, Nov 3, 1708; bought marsh land on Little River of Robert Hale, Oct 26, 1710; bought from the heirs of John Wolcott 22 acres at the upper common June 10, 1691.  (Our Colonial Lines, p. 78)

WILL:  Oct 24, 1714, willed to wife, eldest son Nathaniel, and other children Matthew, Hannah, Nicholas, Cutting, Sarah, Mary, John, and Abigail.  In papers appears that Joanna was the wife of Joseph Mussey and that the other daughters were still single; Major James Noyes was guardian of Abigail.  (Our Colonial Lines, p. 78)

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bullet  Recorded Events in His Life

  • He worked as a felt maker.
  • Fact: took the oath of allegiance, in 1678.
  • He owned land purchases and sales on 11 January 1699. Bought land off Joseph Woodbridge; sold land to Ezra Rolfe, Oct 1, 1707 and to Samuel Homans, also Oct 1, 1707; bought land of James March, Nov 3, 1708; bought marsh land on Little River of Robert Hale, Oct 26, 1710; bought from the heirs of John Wolcott
  • He signed a will on 24 October 1714. Willed to wife, eldest son Nathaniel, and other children Matthew, Hannah, Nicholas, Cutting, Sarah, Mary, John, and Abigail.  In papers appears that Joanna was the wife of Joseph Mussey and that the other daughters were still single; Major James Noyes was guardian of Abigail.
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Matthew married Sarah NOYES, daughter of Nicholas NOYES and Mary CUTTING, on 13 April 1674 in Newbury Village, Essex County, Massachusetts Bay Colony.1 2 3 (Sarah NOYES was born on 22 August 1653 in Newbury Village, Essex County, Massachusetts Bay Colony and died about 1713 in Newbury Village, Essex County, Massachusetts Colony.)


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bullet   Sources   bullet

  1. Gertrude Brown Smith and Beulah M. Springstead, Our Colonial Lines: Powell, Eaton, Rice, Pettengill, Collver, White (c) 1992. This is the 3rd edition of a family-published book on genealogy.
  2. Dodd, Jordan, Liahona Research, comp, Massachusetts Marriages, 1633 –1850 [database on-line] (Provo, Utah: MyFamily.com, Inc., 2005. Original data: With some noted exceptions all marriage records in this collection can be found at the Family History Library in Salt Lake City, Utah, and may be available through Family History Centers throughout the United States.).
  3. Kirsty M. Haining.
  4. Gertrude Brown Smith and Beulah M. Springstead, Our Colonial Lines: Powell, Eaton, Rice, Pettengill, Collver, White (c) 1992, p. 77-78. This is the 3rd edition of a family-published book on genealogy.
  5. John Mason Pettingell, Pettengell Genealogy (Boston, 1906).
  6. Gertrude Brown Smith and Beulah M. Springstead, Our Colonial Lines: Powell, Eaton, Rice, Pettengill, Collver, White (c) 1992, pp 77-78. This is the 3rd edition of a family-published book on genealogy.


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