Dedpepl: Ahnentafel #1452 - William Cutter

Sunday, February 25, 2024

Ahnentafel #1452 - William Cutter

Here lyes ye Body
of Mr William
Cutter: who dec'd
April ye 1st 1723
in ye 74th year of
his age

William Cutter

Born: 22 February 1649/50 Cambridge, Middlesex, Massachusetts

Died: 1 April 1723 Cambridge, Middlesex, Massachusetts

Buried: April 1723, Old Burying Ground, Cambridge, MA

Married: Rebecca Rolfe by 1680

Occupation: carpenter, housewright, farmer, miller

Biography:

He married Rebecca Rolfe, but no record of the date of the marriage has been found. William and wife were admitted to membership in Cambridge church, July 28, 1700; and a cherished relic, the famly Bible, bears marked evidence of frequent use. His residence was in that part of the town which formed the district called Menotomy [Arlington, MA], and on the banks of the stream flowing from Lexington through Arlington into Mystic River. Here, on the occasion of his father-in-law's death, he received from the estate an acre of land. Later, April 10, 1684, he purchased of John Rolfe, Jr., four additional acres, on which he built the house, afterwards his son John's, which formerly stood on the site of the present residence of his descendant, Cyrus Cutter. This land was the "west corner" of the Rolfes' homestead, and with the purchase William had "liberty to build a dam for the convenience of the mill" near his house, together with "the half part of a sawmill" on Sergeant Francis Whitmore's estate also. He dwelt in the house mentioned, it appears, until he sold it for £60 to his son John, April 9, 1717, with ten acres of land "adjoyning the place called the 'Rocks,' and lying on both sides of the mill brook."

Vacating these premises, he removed to that comfortable old-fashioned house of two stories, once doubtless the home of the "Rolfes," . . . While undergoing demolition, ca. 1844, a beam, the support of a fire-place, was removed from the chimney, inscribed with the figures, "1671;" the probable date of its erection by its builder and first occupant, the father-in-law of William, John Rolfe. From William, it passed through four generations of his descendants . . .

William was an heir of his father's estate and an executor of his will. A carpenter or "house-wright" by profession, he was also somewhat of an husbandman, and dealt largely in real estate, as the multitude of deeds and other documents in which he is mentioned bear evidence. He did not confine his land speculations to his immediate neighborhood, but sometimes extended his operations to other localities, and in several instances gave mortgages. In addition to these pursuits he appears o have added that of a miller, and carried on this business in mills erected on the banks of the stream near his house. . . .

William Cutter was respectfully affluent. His will and inventory are curious and interesting documents. The former exhibits good sense and paternal care; the latter minutely commerates the pecuniary value of his "moveable estate." Choice passages of scripture inscribed in his chirography on the fly leaves of the famly Bible reveal his general religious sentiments.

Weeping may endure for a night, but joy cometh in the mornng: Psalm 30.5
Deliver me from the workers of iniquity, and save me from bloody men Psalm 59.2
Hear my prayer, O Lord, and give ear unto my cry; hold not thy peace at my tears; for I am a stranger with thee, and a sojourner, as all my fathers were.
O spare me, that I may recover strength before I go hence, and be no more, Psalm 39.12.13 William Cutter 1708
Thine, O Lord, is the greatness, and the power, and the glory, and the victory, and the majesty: I Chron. 29.11
Unto thee, O Lord, do I lift up my soul: Psalm 25:1
Vanity of Vanities, Saith the Preacher, Vanity of vanities; all is vanity: what profit hath a man of all his Labour which he taketh under the Sun: : one generation passeth away and another cometh; but the world abideth forever.
It is good for me that I have been afflicted; that I might learn thy statutes: Psalm 119.71
When pride cometh, then cometh shame: but with the lowly is wisdom. Prov. 11.2
O Lord, rebuke me not in thy wrath: neither chasten me in thy hot displeasure Psalm 38:1
He, that being often reproved hardeneth his neck, shall suddenly be destroyed, and that without remedy. Prov. 29.1

He was buried beside his parents at Old Cambridge, where his gravestone is still standing. [Cutter, Benjamin. A History of the Cutter Family of New England, Boston, MA: David Clapp & Son 1871.]

Records:

1681 - Arlington, MA - William received an acre of land from his father-in-law John Rolfe's estate.

1684 - April 10 - Arlington, MA - William bought 4 acres from his brother-in-law John Rolfe Jr. in order to build a house

1690 - May 1 - Arlington, MA - William purchased 8 acres from his Aunt Barbery Corlet at Cambridge Rocks

1692/3 - Jan. 20 - Arlington, MA - William purchased 3 acres from Jonathan Dunston of Charlestown for £9 in a place "formerly called Limfield, now Menotomy Fields." Bounded north by the field highway, east by land of John Adams; south by Cambridge line, running to a narrow point; and west by his own land.

1697/8 - Feb. 8 - Arlington, MA - Samuel Manning sold William 8 acres at the "Rocks" near his house; the land being on both sides of the mill-brook.

1700 - July 28 - Cambridge, MA - William & Rebecca admitted to church

1706 - June 26 - Charlestown, MA - William purchased "Squaw Sachem's farme" consisting of about 56 acres for £100 from Jotham Gibbons estate.

1707 - July 28 - Cambridge, MA - William sold 25 acres of Cook or Rolfe Farm to William Locke for £25.

1710 - Sept. 15 - Cambridge, MA - William sold 20 acres to Daniel Bloggett for £50.

1715 - Sept. 2 - Cambridge, MA - William purchased 5 acres from Hephzibah (Corlet) Champney along the highway leading to mills ware.

1717 - April 9 - William sold his home and 10 acres to his son John for £60.

1722 - June 1 - Cambridge, MA - William wrote his will:

In the name of God Amen this first day of June in the year 1722. I William Cutter of Cambridge in the County of Mid'x in the province of the Massachusetts Bay in New England. Yeoman. being of perfect mind and memory. Praise be to Almighty God. Do make and ordain this my last will and testament in manner and form as followeth;

First and principally I do commend my soul into the hands of God Almighty, hoping through the merrits of death and passion of my Saviour Jesus Christ to obtain full and free pardon of all my sins and to inherit eternall life, and my body I commit to the earth to be buried att the decresion of my executtors hereafter mentioned. And as touching my temporal estate which Almighty God has bestowed upon me I give and despose as followeth.

First that all my just debs and funerall charges be paid and discharged.

Item I gvie to my dear and loving wife Rebeckah Cutter the full improvement of a third part of my lands and the East end of my now dwelling house during her natural life, and a third part of my moveable Estate to be at her own despose forever.

Item, my will is that my four sons Richard Cutter, John Cutter, William Cutter, and Samuel Cutter have all my homelands lying both in Cambridge and Charlestown to be equally divided amongst them, according to quantity and quallity; and what I have given by a deed of gift unto my son Richard shall be accounted as part of his proportion of land; and I give to my son Richard my barns, and I give him my dwelling house after the decease of my wife. And my will is that my lands shall be so divided as shall be most commodious and convenient to thir houses; and that my son William shall chouse his houseplot in my land lying in the bounds of Charlestown, and adjoyning to my homeplace. And that all my other lands, uplands & meadows lying in Charlestown, Cambridge & Lexington be divided into four parts to each of my abovesaid sons their equal part in quantity and quality. All which I give to my abovesaid sons and tho their heirs and assigns forever, they paying the legacies hereafter mentioned and perfomring the things.

Item my will is that my houseplo lying in Cambridge that I bought of Cousin Champney [Hephzibah (Corlet) Champney, widow] shall be to my youngest son, viz: Ammi Ruhamah Cutter (which with the learning I bestow on him shall be the full of his portion), which said houseplot I give to him and his heirs and assigns forever. Any my will is that my executors hereafter named shall provide and at their equal cost aford suitabe maintenance for the bringing up my son Ammi Ruhamah Cutter through the schools of learning untill he take his second degree in the Colledge; and I afford or give to him so many books as shall be thought necessary by the president or fellows of the Colledge; and I give him a young horss fit for riding when he has commenced master or the value thirof out of my personall estate. And I give to my son William Cutter that part of sd meadow which I bought of my brother Ephraim Cutter and the other three acres more or less which was my father's to be divided between among my other three sons, viz: RIchard, John and Samuel, there equal part.

And my will is that my mills now standing on my homested, together with all the priviledges and apurtunances and utenciels thereto belonging be divided as followeth. I confirm unto my son John Cutter the fourth part which I conveyed unto him by a deed, and it is my will that the other three quatters be divided between my other three sons, to each an equal quatter viz. Richard, William and Samuel.

Item. I give to my daughter Elizabeth Herrington forty shillings. And I give unto her children fourty eight pounds to be equally divided amongst them and paid by my executors to each wone as he or she shall come of age, which with what I have formerly given shall be the full of her and her heirs portion.

Item. Igive to my daughter Hannah Winshipp fifty pounds to be paid at two payments, twenty pounds within a year after my decease and thirty pounds more within three year after my decease, which with what I gave her formerly is her portion.

Item. I give to my son in law Joseph Adams twenty pounds to be paid by my executors within two years after my decease, and I give to his children born of my daughter Rebeckah (his first wife now deceast.) thirty pounds to be equally divided and paid to them as they come of age - by my executors - which with what I formerly have given shall be the full of their portion.

Item. I give to my daughter Sarah Cutter eighty pounds to be paid by executtors, twenty pounds to be paid at her marriing and sixty pounds more within five years after my decease which shall be her and her heirs full portion.

And my will is that in the divisions of my sons land they shall have a due respect to each others conveniency, and if any of my sons shall see cause to sell any of their land they shall give the refusall thereof to their brethren and any such son neglecting so to do shall forfit such land or the value thereof. And my will is that if any children or of my sons in law shall enter a course of law to brake and make void this my last will and testament, they or any of them shall thereby forfit all right to any of my estate.

And that my body be decently buried in the burying place in Cambridge.

And I do nominate my dear and loving wife Executrix and my sons Richard Cutter, John Cutter, William Cutter and Samuel Cutter executtors of this my last will and testam't. And do hereby disannull revoke and make void all other and former wills & testaments by me made heretofore.

In witness hereof I the said William Cutter have set to my hand and seal the day and year above written being the eight'th year of the reign of our sovereign Lord George by the grace of God of Great Britain, France and Ireland King &c.

[Signed] William Cutter {Seal}

Signed sealed & decleared in presents of us: And'w Bordman - sworn; Simon holden - In the country service, but t'other 2 swore he was present; John Smith - sworn

1723 - April 22 - Cambridge, Middlesex, MA - An Inventory of the moveable Estate of William Cutter, late of Cambridge - summary:

To Wearing Apparell £06.15.00
To Bedding 11.00.00
To Wooden Ware 06.07.00
To Brass Ware 04.13.00
To Pewter 02.03.00
To Iron Ware 03.14.00
To Books 03.00.00
To Military Arms 03.06.00
To Stock 84.12.00
To Carpenter's Tools and Utensils of Husbandry 20.14.08
To Horse's Furniture 01.19.00
To a Collash with the Furniture 10.00.00
To the Third Part of a Wood-Boat 10.00.00
To 5 year & 5 month's Service of Henry Jonson 16.00.00
To two Bonds of Credit amounting to 40.00.00

[total] £224.03.8

Sam'll Kidder, John Dickson, Joseph Hartwell - Jur'n omnes.

1723 - April 22 - "More Particular Inventory," exhibited upon oath by the executors as a perfect inventory Reg'd lib. xvi, page 511

Aparell (1) Wearing APparell: 2 cotten shirts £0.14.0

to three pair of Breeches 0.15.0
to a bleu Jacott with silver kuffs 0.10.0
to a Stuff Coat light coulerd 0.10.0
to a cloth Great Coat 0.16.0
to a woosted 25 coat and Jacott 10 cinamon Coulerd 1.15.0
to a homspun coat dark Coulerd 0.16.0
to a Hat 0.14.0
to hoes and shos 0.05.0
totall 6.15.0

totall 6.15.0

Beding (2) to a bed and furniture 5.00.0

to a low bedsted and beding 2.00.0
to a high Bedsted and beding 3.00.0
to two sheets and 2 Pillow cases 1.00.0

11.00.0

Wooden Ware (3) to one chest winscott work 0.12.0

to a winscott Cuberd and a box 0.15.0
to 2 plain chests and an old trunk 0.10.0
to 13 old chairs 0.18.0
to a woolen wheel and spindle 0.04.0
to 3 old tables 0.08.0
to casks and tubs 2.05.0
to 2 wooden Bottles and a tunnell 0.03.0
to other wooden ware 0.12.0

6.07.0

Brass Ware (4) to a brass Kittle 3.00.0

to a pepper box 0.01.0
to a warming pan 0.15.0
to a small brass kittle 0.08.0
to severall other small brass things as scimer ladle &c 0.09.0

4.13.0

Pewter (5) to a large Pewter platter 0.19.0

to a parcell of small pewter by weight 1.04.0

2.03.0

Iron Ware (6) to a chafing dish and tosting iron 0.05.0

to a gridiron 0.03.0
to firepan & tongs and flesh fork 0.03.6
to a spitt 0.02.0
to 2 frying pans 0.06.0
to a pair of hand irons 0.06.6
to two tramells 0.12.0 [fireplace hanger for pots]
to an iron pot and hooks 0.14.0
to an iron kettle 0.06.0
to a box iron and heater 0.03.0
to a pair of hand bellows 0.01.6
to a pair of Stilyards 0.12.0

3.14.6

Books (7) to a Large Bible 1.10.0 [This Bible was owned by Benjamin Cutter in 1871. He procured it from Mrs. Anne (Cutter) Brown, to whom it had descended through her ancestors.]

to a small one 0.05.0
to a Law Booke 0.05.0
to severall other books 1.00.0

3.00.0

Arms (8) to a large fouling peice 1.10.0

to an old Muskett 0.14.0
to a carbine 0.18.0
to 2 old swords 0.04.0

3.06.0

Stock (9) to a pair of oxen 12.00.0

to ye 3 largest cows 12.15.0
to ye 2 smaller cows and a hiffer fair with Calf 12.00.0
to a bull and hiffer 3 year old 5.00.0
to red pied hiffer 2 year old 2.05.0
to a brown steer 2 year old & a hiffer 4.00.0
to ye two largest steers of 1 year old 3.00.0
to ye other 2 smaler yearlings 2.10.0
to a young horse 8.00.0
to the old horse 4.00.0
to the mare & colt 5.00.0
to a large sow & a spaid sow 1.10.0
to 2 small sows with their pigs 1.12,0
to 18 sheep at 8 shillings a peice 7.04.0
to 14 lambs at 4 shillings a peice 2.16.0

84.12.0

Utensills (10) Utensills & Carpenters Tools

to a cart and wheels and irons appertainign 6.00.0
to 3 ox yokes and Irons 0.06.0
to a new set of horse chains with hames 0.15.0
to an old set of horse chains with hames 0.10.0
to a pair of ring hames 0.02.0
to an Iron toothed harrow 1.00.0
to a seed plough with irons 0.14.0
to a large plough share and bolt 0.10.0
to a large draft chain 0.09.0
to a part of a small plough chain 0.04.6
to 2 pair of iron fetters with locks & keys 0.11.6
to part of a timber chain 0.13.0
to a parcel of old iron 36 pounds by weight 0.06.0
to another parcel of iron things 0.08.0
to an old pit saw 0.09.0
to a large tenon saw 007.0
to a smal tenon saw 0.03.0
to a large croscut saw 0.08.0
to a handsaw 0.05.0
to a large narrow ax 0.05.6
to a small narrow ax 0.03.6
to a broad ax 0.03.0
to a Coopers adds [adze] 0.03.6
to a drawing knife 0.03.0
to a burz 0.03.0
to a small drawing knife 0.01.6
to 3 old augers 0.03.0
to 3 carpenters chisells 0.04.0
to a small saw 0.00.6
to a parcel of turning tools 0.04.0
to a larg[e] auger & halfe inch auger 0.03.6
to a pair of Joiners chisells & small bench hook 0.02.6
to 4 old planes & spoke shave 0.03.0
to 2 hamers & 2 gimbletts 0.02.6
to a Carpenters ads [adze] 0.03.6
to a hollowing ads 0.02.6
to an old Cooper's ax 0.02.0
to a parcel of other old tools 0.04.0
to an iron holdfast 0.02.0
to a square and compasses 0.02.6
to 2 old files 0.01.0
to a trowell 0.02.0
to a Crow [bar] 0.01.0
to a small iron hoop & bolt with other small things 0.01.0
to part of an iron spade 0.02.0
to 2 tipt shovells 0.02.2
to a dung fork 0.01.0
to an old matock 0.02.0
to a large broad Crow 0.03.0
to 2 small broad hous [hoes] 0.04.0
to 3 old small hous & old cow bell 0.01.0
to 3 old syths with snath and irons [scythes] 0.04.0
to an old Iron Crow 0.12.0
to a steel trap 0.09.0
to a pitch fork & rake 0.03.6
to an iron set hoop & Car hoop 0.03.0

20.14.8

Horse's Furniture (11) to a large sadle and housing 0.15.0

to a small sadle and housen 0.10.0
to an old sadle 0.06.0
to a pilion 0.04.0 [thin seat cushion for women to ride]
to 3 old bridles 0.04.0

1.19.0

to a breast brace and 5 bitts 0.04.0
to 2 box wood rules & marking iron & chalk roll 0.05.0
to a silver cup 0.07.0
to a Collash with ye furniture 10.00.0
to a third part in ye Boat 10.00.0

20.16.0

to beatle & 3 wedges 0.05.0
to an old ax 0.02.0
to Henry's service 16.00.0

1723 - April 29 - Cambridge, Middlesex, MA - William's will was admitted to probate:

Present the widow and all the children (sons) herein named except Richard (the eldest son) John Herrington (who married Eliza'h) a Daughter present and Jn'o Will'm & Sam'l consent that their mother shall have her thirds in the moveables without any deducting. They consent to the Legacy & all accept their trust. FF JP Put over to Monday next come senight ye 6th May at 3'clock PM

1723 - May 6 - Came the widow and three sons John, Wm, and Samuel and Ammi Ruhamah. Stayed till past 5 o'clock & John Herrington came not. I declare for the validity of this will as proved & approved and adminstration granted to the widow and aforesaid 3 sons and they have exhibited an inventory of the personal estate. the lands are all given away by the will. F.F. Jd pro.

1723 - July 22 - Cambridge, Middlesex, MA - Simon Holdin one of the witnesses to the within instrument personally appeared and made oath that he saw Will'm Cutter he subscriber thereof sign & seal and heard him declare the same as his last will and testament and that he was then to the best of his judgment of sound and disposing mind and that he in the presence of sd Cutter sat to his name as witness to the execution thereof. Before me - Jon'a Remington Jd prob. Reg'd Book xvi pages 509, 10 & 11. A opy ab orig'll to Herrington 29 April 1723.

1725 - Nov. 21 - Cambridge, Middlesex, MA - division of property returned. Memorandum of A.R> Cutter - Debts and Legacies due out of Fathers Estate

to Pickman £41.10.0
to ye Bank 26.10.0
to Wyeht 20.00.0
to sundry small debts 16.00.0
to Herringtons 50.00.0
to Winshipp 50.00.00
to Adamses 50.00.0
to Sarah Cutter 60.00.0
to funerall Charges and Probate and Interest 23.14.0
[subtotal] 338.14.0
to Ammi 400.17.2
To't[al] 799.11.2

Children:

Elizabeth b. 1680-1, bapt. 1700, d. 1749/50 md. John Harrington Jr. 1705

Elizabeth Harrington b. 1705/6
Richard Harrington b. 1707
Moses Harrington b. 1709/10, d. 1787
Henry Harrington b. 1711/12, d. 1791 md. Sarah (--?--)
John Harrington b. 1713/14
William Harrington b. 1716/17, d. 1717
Abigail Harrington b. 1718 md. John Palls 1737/8
Caleb Harrington b. 1721

Richard

Mary b. 1684/85 d. 1685

Hannah b. 1688, bapt. 1700, d. 1764 md. Ephraim Winship 1708

Ephraim Winship b. 1709 md. Mehitable Cutter
Richard Winship b. 1711
Daniel Winship b. Aug. 1713, d. Dec. 1713
Joshua Winship b. 1715/16
Hannah Winship b. 1718
Bethia Winship bapt. 1724/5

John b. 1690 bapt. 1700, d. 1776 md. Lydia Harrington by 1709

Lydia b. 1710, d. 1789 md. Seth Reed by 1732

Samuel Reed b. 1733, d. 1749
Seth Reed b. 1736, d. 1749
Susanna Reed bapt. 1739, d. 1749
Daniel Reed b. 1742, d. 1801 md. Dorothy Billings 1762
Lydia Reed b. 1745 md. William Muzzy 1764
Susanna Reed (2nd) b. 1750, d. 1753
Hannah Reed b. 1752/3 d. 1753

Rebecca b. 1712, d. 1797 md. 1) Zechariah Hill 1732/3, 2) Capt. Samuel Carter 1770 as his 2nd wife

Sarah Hill b. ca. 1732, d. 1805 md. William Adams 1750
Abraham Hill b. ca. 1733, d. 1812 md. Susanna Wellington 1758
Zechariah Hill b. ca. 1736, d. 1812 md. Ruth Robbins 1771
John Hill b. 1739/40, killed by a cart 1798 md. Dorcas Bowes 1765
Samuel Hill b. 1741 md. Martha Bennett 1765
William Hill b. 1743, d. 1815 md. Mercy Perry 1767
Rebecca Hill b. 1745 md. John Cutter xi.1.5
Lydia Hill b. 1747, d. 1822 md. George Prentice 1770
Susanna Hill b. 1750 md. Maj. Thomas Francis 1771
Mary Hill b. 1752, d. 1822 md. Stephen Hall 1770
Deborah Hill b. 1756

Hannah b. 1715, d. 1742 md John Brooks 1732

John Brooks b. 1734 md. Mary Brown 1767
Jabez Brooks b. 1736
Hannah Brooks b. 1739 md. Tilly Littlejohn
Thomas Brooks b. 1742/3 md. Hannah Cutter 1763

Mary b. 1717, d. 1805 md. Capt. Ephraim Frost ca. 1739

Anna Frost b. Oct 1740, d. Nov. 1740
Ephraim Frost b. 1742, d. 1833 md. 1) Lydia Perry 1765, 2) Elizabeth Lottridge 1793
Jonathan Frost b. 1744, d. 1771
Stephen Frost b. 1717, d. 1810, md. Susanna Brown 1772
Ruhamah Frost b. 1749
Mary Frost b. 1752, d. 1805 md. Jonathan Locke 1775
Lydia Frost b. 1756, d. 1766
John Frost b. 1769, d. 1812 md. Suanna Hill 1780
Amos Frost b. 1762, d. 1850 md. Lydia Bemis

John b. 1720, d. 1797 md. LucyAdams 1745 - no children
Abigail b. 1722, d. 1796 md. Samuel Frost 1741/2

Samuel Frost b. 1741, d. infancy
Samuel Frost (2nd) b. 1743, d. 1790
Abigail Frost b. 1745/6 md. Hezekiah Weston 1770
Rebecca Frost b. 1746, d. 1798 md. Solomon Prentice 1775
John Frost b. 1748, d. 1749
Martha Frost b. 1750 md. Isaac Tufts 1769
Sarah Frost b. 1752 , d. 1790 md. John Hutchinson 1772
John Frost (2nd) b. 1754, d. 1818 md. 1) Betty (--?--), 2) Mrs. Elizabeth Robbins 1802
Hannah Frost bapt. 1758 md. Josiah Wilson 1780
Seth Frost b. 1760, d. 1814 md. Sarah Hill 1781
William Frost bapt. 1762 d. 1791
Cooper b. 1764, d. 1813 md. (--?--)
Lydia Harrington Frost b. 1766, d. 1813 md. Simeon Crosby 1787

Richard b. 1725/6, d. 1795 md. 1) Kezia Pierce ca. 1747, 2) Ruth Hadley

Thomas b. 1748, md. Betsey Sands
Ruhamah b. 1750, d. 1829 md. Daniel Smith
Kezia b. 1751 md. (--?--) Wyatt, and English soldier moved to London
Hannah b. 1754 md. (--?--) Hobbs
Richard b. 1756, d. 1823 md. Miriam Brown 1781
Seth b. 1758, d. 1853 md. Abiah Tallent 1781
Susanna b. 1760, d. 1826 md. William Fletcher 1790
Rhoda b. 1762, d. 1819 md. Benjamin Teel 1785
Lucy b. 1765, d. 1843 md. 1) James Roby 1784, 2) Nathan Fisk
John b. 1767, d. 1842 md. Miriam Butler 1793
Elizabeth b. 1771, d. 1795 age 24, never married

Thomas b. 1727, d. 1737 age 9
Martha b. 1731, d. 1807 md. Jonathan Stone 1747

Jonathan Stone b. 1748 killed in retreat from New York 1776, md. Hannah Gates 1769
Martha Stone b. 1750, d. 1847, md. Thomas Adams 1780
Seth Stone b. 1752
John Stone b. 1755
Thomas Stone b. 1757 md. Mary Rawson 1781
Lydia Stone b. 1759, d. 1821
Hannah Stone b. 1761, d. 1818 md. William Adams 1781
Cherry Stone b. 1764 d. 1806 never married
Daniel Stone b. 1766, d. 1829 md. Anna Gibson 1790
Jonas Stone b. 1767 d. before 1805 md. Sarah Toothaker 1792
Dorcas Stone b. 1770 md. Joseph Smith 1785
Lucy Stone b. 1772 md. Nathaniel Green 1792

Ammi b. 1733, d. 1795 md. 1) Esther Pierce 1751, 2) Abigail Holden 1772 & 3) Hannah Holden 1774 (Abigail's sister, they eloped to New Hampshire b/c it was frowned upon in Massachusetts).

Esther b. 1751, d. 1751 1 month old
John b. 1753, d. 1811 md. Lucy Adams 1777
Ammi b. 1755, d. 1830 md. Esther Winship 1776
Lydia b. 1757, d. 1831 md. Jonathan Teel 1776
James b. 1759, d. 1823 md. 1) Anne Russell 1767, 2) Mehitable Cutter 1807, [daughter of Jonathan & Anne (Jennings) Cutter below] 3) Lydia (Adams) Russell 1809, 4) Mrs. Rebecca Parker 1819
Benjamin b. 1761, d. 1824 md. Anna Wyeth - no children
Jonas b. 1763, d. 1844 md. Lydia Frost
Esther Ruhamah b. 1765 d. 1833 md. Ebenezer Hall 1786
Ephraim b. 1767, d. 1841 md. Deborah Locke 1791
Frances b. 1769, d. 1849 md. Walter Russell 1765
Unnamed child b. ca. 1773, probably died soon after birth
Joshua b. 1774, d. 1776
Thomas b. 1776, d. 1795 - never married
Joshua b. 1779, d. 1819 md. Sarah Mont 1797
Abigail b. 1781, d. 1855 md. Calvin Howe 1802
Hannah b. 1783, d. 1786
Rebecca b. 1786, d. 1850 md. Benjamin Foster 1807
Simon b. 1788, d. 1842 md. Christiana Simonton 1808
Hannah (2nd) b. 1790 d. 1842 md. Thomas Gibson 1784
Artemas b. 1792, d. 1864 md. 1) Mary Parker 1819, 2) Sarah (Eaton) Kidder
Abiel b. 1794 md. Dorcas Elwell 1822

Ruhamah b. 1733, d. 1737

Rebecca b. 1692/3 bapt. 1700, d. 1717/18 md. Lt. Joseph Adams 1710-11

Thomas Adams b. 1711, d. Nov. 17, 1713
Joseph Adams b. Aug. 20, 1713, d. 1802 md. 1) Anna Frost 1737, 2) Lydia Chadwick & 3) Elizabeth Bowman - After the death of his brother Thomas in November 1713, Joseph's name was changed to Thomas (2nd).
Joseph Adams (2nd) b. 1715, d. 1794 md. 1) Martha Frost 1740, 2) Hannah Hall 1750
Margaret Adams b. 1717 md. Elisah Doubledee 1736

William b. 1697 bapt. 1700, d. 1756 md. Anne (--?--) ca. 1725

Jonathan b. 1726, d. 1770 md. Anne Jennings 1749

William b. 1750/1, d. 1836 md. Mary Blackman 1774
Anne b. 1753, d. 1784
Anne (2nd) b. 1755, d. 1787 md. (--?--) Brown - no children
Rebecca b. 1757 probably died young
Mary b. 1760, md. Benjamin Richardson 1783
Jonathan b. 1763, d. 1813 md. Lydia Trask 1788, Lydia md. 2) William Cutter 1818 son of Samuel & Susanna (Francis) Cutter below]
Mehitable b. 1765, d. 1809 md. James Cuter 1807 [son of Ammi & Esther (Pierce) Cutter above] - no children
Solomon b. 1769, d. 1846 md. Sarah Wyman 1793

Samuel b. 1700, d. 1737 md. Anne Harrington 1720

William b. 1721, d. 1737, 15 years old
Esther b. 1723/4 md. Stephen Prentice 1741
Samuel bapt. 1723, died infancy
Anne b. 1730/1 md. Walter Dickson 1750

Anne Dickson b. 1752
Mary Dickson b. 1755 md. Jonathan Butterfield 1772
Esther Dickson b. 1757 md. Joseph Tufts 1779
Rebecca Dickson bapt. 1759, d. 1765
Lucy Dickson b. 1764
Walter bapt. 1767 md. Anna Tufts 1793

Rebecca b. 1732/3 md. Jason Dunster 1749

Ruth Dunster b. 1750, d. in infancy
Rebecca Dunster b. 1752, d. 1753
Henry Dunster b. 1754
Rebecca Dunster (2nd) b. 1755
Martha Dunster b. 1758
Jason Dunster b. 1763
Samuel Cutter Dunster b. 1766

Hannah b. 1734/5, d. 1779 md. Joseph Tufts, Jr. 1754

Joseph Tufts b. 1755
Ammi Ruhamah Tufts b. 1762 [Hosea 2:1 In that day you will call your brothers Ammi - 'my people.' And you will call your sisters Ruhamah - 'the ones I love.']
Walter Tufts b. 1766
Cotton Tufts b. 1768, d. 1777

Samuel b. 1736, d. 1791 md. Susanna Francis 1757 - he survived Bunker Hill and died in a cart accident

Samuel b. 1758, d. 1820 md. Rebecca Hill 1780
William b. 1759, d. 1846 md. 10 Hannah Cutter 1783, 2) Lydia (Trask) Cutter 1818, widow of Jonathan Cutter above
Susanna b. 1761, d. 1818 md. Thomas Whittemore 1783
Francis b. 1763, d. 1807 md. Susanna Whittemore 1782
Ezekiel b. 1764, d. 1850 md. 1) Abigail (Oakes) Stacy, 2) Margaret (Averill) Mitchell, 3) Sarah (Hewes) Holbrook
Ebenezer b. 1766, d. 1824 md. 1) Abigail Bowman 1789, 2) Anna Frost 1805
Abigail b. 1769, d. 1803 md. Samuel Cutter 1787
Anne b. 1771, d. 1849 md. William Whittemore 1796
Adam b. 1774, d. 1855 md. Sally Putnam ca. 1798
Edward b. 1775, d. 1778
Washington b. 1777, md. 1) Elizabeth Robbins 1800, 2) Anna Fillebrown 1823

Sarah bapt. 1702, d. 1788 md. Ebenezer Cutter

Ammi Ruhamah bapt. 1705, d. 1746 Louisburg Expedition md. Dorothy Bradbury

Ammi Ruhamah b. 1735, d. 1820, md. Hannah Treadwell 1748 - He was physician general of the eastern department, American Revolution

Mary b. 1759, d. 1789 never married
Hannah b. 1760, d. 1840 md. Daniel Rogers 1780
Elizabeth b. 1762, d. 1788 md. Nathaniel Sherburne ca. 1779
Charles b. 1763, drowned 1779
Dorothy b. 1765, d. 1841 md. Clement Storer - no children
Daniel b. 1766, d. 1832 - never married
William b. 1769, d. 1817 - never married
Jacob b. 1771, d. 1857 md. Miriam Cross 1798
Nathaniel b. 1773, d. 1824 - never married
Sarah Ann b. 1776, d. 1811 md. (--?--) Maine - no children

William b. 1737, d. 1776 killed while cutting down a tree, md. Mehitable Gray

Sarah (twin) b. 1760, d. 1843 md. John Davis 1760
Jane (twin) b. 1760 md. 1) (--?--) Gage, 2) Elisha Gardner
Phebe b. 1764, d. 1829 md. Ammi Ruhamah Mitchell 1785
John b. 1767, d. 1844 md. 1) Elizabeth Loring 2) Nancy (Jones) Bearce
Ammi b. 1770, d. 1825 md. Hannah Greely 1794
Samuel b. 1772, d. 1776 age 4
Levi b. 1774, d. 1856 md. 1) Lucretia Mitchell 1796, 2) Ruth (Kendall) Jenkins 1833
William b. 1776, lost at sea 1815 md. 1) Rachel Mitchell, 2) Isabella Babson 1808

Samuel b. 1738, d. 1834 md. Amelia Loring

Ammi Rahamah b. 1765, d. 1766
Ammi Ruhamah (2nd) b. 1766, d. 1830 md. Deborah Curtis 1792
Elizabeth b. 1767, d. 1768
Samuel b. 1768, d. 1843 md. 1) Sarah Prince 1794 2) Mary Buxton 1799
William b. 1770 md. Lucy Elwell - no children
Rachel b. 1771 md. Moses Merrill - no children
Dorothy b. 1773, d. 1776 age 4
John Loring b. 1774, d. 1796
Elizabeth b. 1775, d. 1776
Dorothy (2nd) b. 1776, d. 1788
David b. between 1777 and 1782, died in infancy
Charles b. 1783, d. 1827 md. Dorcas Thompson

Elizabeth b. 1742, d. 1792 never married

Dedpepl

Sunday, February 25, 2024

Ahnentafel #1452 - William Cutter

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