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Gadbois, Carol Tucker, and Gadbois, George S., "The Diary of Jabez Fitch, Jr.," Mayflower Descendant, vol. XXXVII (1987), pp. 23-32.

[p. 31]
:August, 1780
:Thursday ye 3rd . . . Some part of ye way, I Travel'd in compy. with my friend Hall, with whom I had an agreable Conference; I also rid part way with Mr. Benjn. Lord; We came to Leffingwells at about 12 oClock, where I made a short stop, & then proceeded on my way to ye Landing, where I did some Errends, & was Invited to a drink of Grog by Mr. Whitney, & came home at about 3 oClock; Toward night I assisted ye Boys alittle at Hoeing &c; & in ye Evening Cordilla came home.

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Thomas, Edith Bates, and Hayward, Oliver Stodderd, "Documentation Files -- California Society of Mayflower Descendants," Mayflower Descendant, Mayflower Descendant, vol. XXXVII (1987), pp. 43-48.

[p. 43]
:CA File #82, continued

Asa Story, Jr. Married November 21, 1813
Eunice Story Whitney Married November 1, 1796
Sally Story Sprague Married March 2, 1797
Polly Story Bates Married March 20, 1791
Lucy Story Hatch, Married January 15, 1789
Bradford Story, Married October 25, 1812
Eunice Story Gay, Married January 17, 1832
Laura E. Story Keith, Married October 4, 1836
Sarah E. Story Goss, Married December 7, 1841
Mary E. Story Robinson, Married December 7, 1848.
Marquette County, State of Wisconsin, ss. I hereby certify the above and
foregoing to be a true copy of the Births, Deaths and Marriages as recorded in the
bible in my possession, supposed to have been originally the property of Asa Story-
Bradford Story, his son - Eunice Story Gay, daughter of Bradford Story - and now in
possession of James Story Gay son of Eunice Story Gay.
Signed James Story Gay
Subscribed ans Sworn to before me this 21st day of January, 1920.
Signed F. J. Kimball, Notary Public
A True Copy of Document on File in the Office of the Historian General, 9
Ashburton Place, Boston, Mass., with the Supplemental paper from William
Brewster of John William Atkins, Gen.3513, Calif.82.
ATTEST: [signed] Alberta M. Trethewey, Clerk. Boston, Oct. 29, 1929.

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Pizziferri, Shirley M. (Robinson), "Early Worcester County Probate Records," Mayflower Descendant, vol. XXXVII (1987), pp. 1-2, 173-176.

[p. 173]

<center>[Case No. 52399: JOHN SAWYER]</center>

:Administration of John Sawyer of Lancaster, Husbandman. Bond dtd 2 Nov 1731 named Joseph Sawyer, Joseph Wilder, Esq. and Seth Sawyer, Husbandman, all of Lancaster, County of Worcester, witnessed by Isaac Learnd. Inventory dtd 29 Oct 1731 included an homestead on 68 acres and meadow valued at £400. Also listed was a piece of meadow in Stow valued at £80, plus other lands, for a total of £685:12s:0d. Appraisers were John Taylor, Jonathan Whitney and John Whitney (Administration 1:19, Inventory 1:20).

<center>[Case No. 65823: ABRAHAM WILLARD]</center>

:Administration of Abraham Willard of Lancaster, Husbandman. Bond dtd 2 Nov 1731 named widow Mary as Administratrix. Appraisers named were Daniel Pierce, yeoman, Jonathan Whitney and Israell Taylor, Gentleman, of Harvard. The division of the estate was dated 22 May 1747 and included 186 acres in Harvard valued at £1500. "Oldest son Abraham" [p. 174] received 78 acres on the southerly side of the farm and "youngest son David" received the 108 acres remaining. The deceased's father Henry reserved rights to 1/2 of the orchard. On 26 May 1747, Phinehas Willard and Mary Willard his wife and the late widow of the deceased acquitted their dower rights (Administration 1:21, Division 1:22).

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 [p. 31]
 :August, 1780
-:Thursday ye 3rd . . . Some part of ye way, I Travel'd in compy. with my friend Hall, with whom I had an agreable Conference; I also rid part way with Mr. Benjn. Lord; We came to Leffingwells at about 12 oClock, where I made a short stop, &amp; then proceeded on my way to ye Landing, where I did some Errends, &amp; was Invited to a drink of  Grog by <b>Mr. Whitney</b>, &amp; came home at about 3 oClock; Toward night I assisted ye Boys alittle at Hoeing &amp;c; &amp; in ye Evening Cordilla came home.
+:Thursday ye 3rd . . . Some part of ye way, I Travel'd in compy. with my friend Hall, with whom I had an agreable Conference; I also rid part way with Mr. Benjn. Lord; We came to Leffingwells at about 12 oClock, where I made a short stop, &amp; then proceeded on my way to ye Landing, where I did some Errends, &amp; was Invited to a drink of  Grog by '''Mr. Whitney''', &amp; came home at about 3 oClock; Toward night I assisted ye Boys alittle at Hoeing &amp;c; &amp; in ye Evening Cordilla came home.
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   Asa Story, Jr. Married November 21, 1813
-  <b>Eunice Story Whitney</b> Married November 1, 1796
+  '''Eunice Story Whitney''' Married November 1, 1796
   Sally Story Sprague Married March 2, 1797
   Polly Story Bates Married March 20, 1791
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 <center>[Case No. 52399: JOHN SAWYER]</center>
-:Administration of John Sawyer of Lancaster, Husbandman.  Bond dtd 2 Nov 1731 named Joseph Sawyer, Joseph Wilder, Esq. and Seth Sawyer, Husbandman, all of Lancaster, County of Worcester, witnessed by Isaac Learnd.  Inventory dtd 29 Oct 1731 included an homestead on 68 acres and meadow valued at &pound;400.  Also listed was a piece of meadow in Stow valued at &pound;80, plus other lands, for a total of &pound;685:12s:0d.  Appraisers were John Taylor, <b>Jonathan Whitney</b> and <b>John Whitney</b> (Administration 1:19, Inventory 1:20).
+:Administration of John Sawyer of Lancaster, Husbandman.  Bond dtd 2 Nov 1731 named Joseph Sawyer, Joseph Wilder, Esq. and Seth Sawyer, Husbandman, all of Lancaster, County of Worcester, witnessed by Isaac Learnd.  Inventory dtd 29 Oct 1731 included an homestead on 68 acres and meadow valued at &pound;400.  Also listed was a piece of meadow in Stow valued at &pound;80, plus other lands, for a total of &pound;685:12s:0d.  Appraisers were John Taylor, '''Jonathan Whitney''' and '''John Whitney''' (Administration 1:19, Inventory 1:20).
 <center>[Case No. 65823: ABRAHAM WILLARD]</center>
-:Administration of Abraham Willard of Lancaster, Husbandman.  Bond dtd 2 Nov 1731 named widow Mary as Administratrix.  Appraisers named were Daniel Pierce, yeoman, <b>Jonathan Whitney</b> and Israell Taylor, Gentleman, of Harvard.  The division of the estate was dated 22 May 1747 and included 186 acres in Harvard valued at &pound;1500.  "Oldest son Abraham" [p. 174] received 78 acres on the southerly side of the farm and "youngest son David" received the 108 acres remaining.  The deceased's father Henry reserved rights to 1/2 of the orchard.  On 26 May 1747, Phinehas Willard and Mary Willard his wife and the late widow of the deceased acquitted their dower rights (Administration 1:21, Division 1:22).
+:Administration of Abraham Willard of Lancaster, Husbandman.  Bond dtd 2 Nov 1731 named widow Mary as Administratrix.  Appraisers named were Daniel Pierce, yeoman, '''Jonathan Whitney''' and Israell Taylor, Gentleman, of Harvard.  The division of the estate was dated 22 May 1747 and included 186 acres in Harvard valued at &pound;1500.  "Oldest son Abraham" [p. 174] received 78 acres on the southerly side of the farm and "youngest son David" received the 108 acres remaining.  The deceased's father Henry reserved rights to 1/2 of the orchard.  On 26 May 1747, Phinehas Willard and Mary Willard his wife and the late widow of the deceased acquitted their dower rights (Administration 1:21, Division 1:22).
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-Copyright &copy; 2002, 2006, The Whitney Research Group
+Copyright &copy; 2002, 2006, The [[Whitney Research Group]]

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