New England Family History volume 1
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I. , of whose in- invaluable work the editor has made frequent use in this magazine, and from which the foregoing is taken ("Old Families of Salisbury and Amesbury, " p. 301) says the foregoing corrects several errors of importance to be found in Coffin's History of Newbury, and the N. E. H. And G. Register. Henry 1 Rolfe's name is on the list of proprietors of the lands of Newbury, 1642. Henry and John Rolfe's sister came over about the same time, married Thomas 1 Whittier and they be- came th...e earliest American ancestors in the direct line of John Greenleaf 4 Whittier, the poet* (Joseph 3, Joseph 2 . ) Will of Henry 1 Rolfe.
The will of Henry Rolfe of Newbury was proved in the Ipswich Court 28: 1: 1643. The following copy is taken from the record contained in Ipswich Deeds, volume 1, leaf 3, the original being missing.
The 15th 1 2th month 1642.
I desire to commend my soule into the hands of the Lord Jesus Christ, I desire my goods may be equally divided to my wife & all my children, only my sonne John Rofre must have the howse & land more then all the rest of my children and that their porcons shalbe divided when they be 21 yeares of age if they marry not before In case my wife dye or marry then the goods shallbe divided; otherwise not till my eldest childe come to be 21 yeares of age.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I. , of whose in- invaluable work the editor has made frequent use in this magazine, and from which the foregoing is taken ("Old Families of Salisbury and Amesbury, " p. 301) says the foregoing corrects several errors of importance to be found in Coffin's History of Newbury, and the N. E. H. And G. Register. Henry 1 Rolfe's name is on the list of proprietors of the lands of Newbury, 1642. Henry and John Rolfe's sister came over about the same time, married Thomas 1 Whittier and they be- came th...e earliest American ancestors in the direct line of John Greenleaf 4 Whittier, the poet* (Joseph 3, Joseph 2 . ) Will of Henry 1 Rolfe.
The will of Henry Rolfe of Newbury was proved in the Ipswich Court 28: 1: 1643. The following copy is taken from the record contained in Ipswich Deeds, volume 1, leaf 3, the original being missing.
The 15th 1 2th month 1642.
I desire to commend my soule into the hands of the Lord Jesus Christ, I desire my goods may be equally divided to my wife & all my children, only my sonne John Rofre must have the howse & land more then all the rest of my children and that their porcons shalbe divided when they be 21 yeares of age if they marry not before In case my wife dye or marry then the goods shallbe divided; otherwise not till my eldest childe come to be 21 yeares of age.
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