Isaac POPE was born ¹ about 1664 in Dartmouth, Bristol, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British Colonial America. He died ^{2, 3} on 21 Sep 1737 in Dartmouth, Bristol, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British Colonial America. Isaac married ⁴ Alice FREEMAN in BY 1687 in Dartmouth, Bristol, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British Colonial America.

Isaac had a will ⁵ on 19 Nov 1734 in Dartmouth, Bristol, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British Colonial America.

Alice FREEMAN [Parents] ¹ was born ² on 27 Mar 1658 in Sandwich, Barnstable, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British Colonial America. She was christened ³ on 27 Mar 1658 in Sandwich, Barnstable, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British Colonial America. She died on 24 Dec 1756 in Dartmouth, Bristol, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British Colonial America. Alice married ⁴ Isaac POPE in BY 1687 in Dartmouth, Bristol, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British Colonial America.

Birth Source: FHL Number 775836+ " Civil Records for Sandwich, Barnstable, Massachusetts"

John LANDERS [scrapbook] was born ¹ on 2 Jan 1653 in Sandwich, Barnstable, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British Colonial America. He died ² on 15 Apr 1737 in Sandwich, Barnstable, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British Colonial America. John married ³ Rachel FREEMAN about 1686 in Sandwich, Barnstable, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British Colonial America.

John was also known as John Lounders.

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Sandwich, Mass., Vital Records
John Landers sen Died April the 15th Anno Domini 1737

Rachel FREEMAN [Parents] was born ^{1, 2, 3} on 4 Sep 1653 in Sandwich, Barnstable, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British Colonial America. She died on 7 Oct 1709. Rachel married ⁴ John LANDERS about 1686 in Sandwich, Barnstable, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British Colonial America.

Birth Source: FHL Number 775836+ " Civil Records for Sandwich, Barnstable, Massachusetts"

Richard LANDERS ¹ was born ² about 1660 in of Sandwich, Barnstable, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British Colonial America. He died ³ about 1750 in Massachusetts Bay Colony, British Colonial America. Richard married ^{4, 5, 6} Sarah FREEMAN on 18 Jan 1697 in Sandwich, Barnstable, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British Colonial America.

Sarah FREEMAN [Parents] ¹ was born ² on 6 Feb 1662 in Sandwich, Barnstable, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British Colonial America. She died ³ on 9 Feb 1732 in Sandwich, Barnstable, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British Colonial America. Sarah married ^{4, 5, 6} Richard LANDERS on 18 Jan 1697 in Sandwich, Barnstable, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British Colonial America.

Birth Source: FHL Number 775836+ " Civil Records for Sandwich, Barnstable, Massachusetts"
Sandwich, Mass., Vital Records
[p 11] Richard Launders and Sarah Freeman were maryed by justice Skeffe the 6th day of january Anno 1695/6

Thomas LANDERS ¹ was born ² about 1658 in Sandwich, Barnstable, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British Colonial America. He died ³ after 16 Feb 1730 in Rochester, Plymouth, Massachusetts Bay, British Colonial America. Thomas married ⁴ Deborah FREEMAN about 1688 in Sandwich, Barnstable, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British Colonial America.

168 Sandwich, Mass., Vital Records
John Lander the sonn of Tho: Lander was Borne the seond of Jenuary AnO 1653

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Deborah FREEMAN [Parents] ¹ was born ^{2, 3} on 9 Aug 1665 in Sandwich, Barnstable, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British Colonial America. She died ⁴ after 13 May 1732. Deborah married ⁵ Thomas LANDERS about 1688 in Sandwich, Barnstable, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British Colonial America.

Birth Source: FHL Number 775836+ " Civil Records for Sandwich, Barnstable, Massachusetts"

Nathan HARRIS [Parents] ¹ was born ² on 23 Mar 1758 in Smithfield, Providence, Rhode Island, United States. He died ³ on 11 Nov 1835 in Mentor, Lake, Ohio, United States. Nathan married ⁴ Rhoda LAPHAM about 1780.

Nathan resided ⁵ in 1790 in Easton, Albany, New York, United States. He resided ⁶ in 1800 in Palmyra, Wayne, New York, United States. He resided ⁷ in 1810 in Palmyra, Wayne, New York, United States. He resided ⁸ in 1820 in Palmyra, Wayne, New York, United States.

Rhoda LAPHAM [Parents] ¹ was born ² on 27 Apr 1759 in Providence, Providence, Rhode Island, United States. She died on 11 Oct 1849 in Ohio, United States. Rhoda married ³ Nathan HARRIS about 1780.

Martin HARRIS [Parents] [scrapbook] was born ^{1, 2} on 18 May 1783 in Easttown, Saratoga, New York, United States. He died ³ on 10 Jul 1875 in Clarkston, Cache, Utah, United States. He was buried on 12 Jul 1875 in Clarkston, Cache, Utah, United States. Martin married ⁴ Caroline YOUNG on 1 Nov 1836 in Kirtland, Lake, Ohio, United States.

Martin resided ⁵ in 1810 in Palmyra, Wayne, New York, United States. He resided ⁸ in 1860 in Kirtland, Lake, Ohio, United States. He resided ⁹ in 1870 in Kirtland, Lake, Ohio, United States.

Other marriages:

HARRIS, Lucy

From the 12th day of April [1828] until the 14th day of June [1828] he said he had written 116 pages foolscap of the translation. He said at this period of the translation, a circumstance happened. He was the cause of the 116 pages that he had written being lost and never found. He said he believed his wife burned it up, as she was very bitter against him having anything to do with Joseph Smith.

It was caused through her insisting that he bring the manuscript home and letting her and the rest of the family handle and see it. His family then consisted of his first wife, his father and mother, his brother Preserved Harris and his wife's sister, a Mrs. Cobb.  "I promised Joseph that I would not let anyone else see it."  Joseph inquired of the Lord through the Urim and Thummim if Harris should be permitted to take them, and was forbidden twice, but the third time he was permitted to take them after promising Joseph that he would not let any more see it.  But he said when he arrived home, there were more people in the house besides the five and his wife took the manuscript and he never saw it anymore.

(William Pilkington Affidavit, 3 Apr 1934, BYU-A 3, 1)
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(William Pilkington Affidavit, 3 Apr 1934, BYU-A 3, 2)

I am the only one alive today of his immediate family that knows anything pertaining to his testimony, as taken from his own lips.  In his talks with me, he would say, "Now,Willie, I am not going to live very long; and after I am dead, I want you to tell the people what I have told you.  For it is all true."  And he would hold up his right hand and swear himself that he was telling the truth.  I would invariably tell him: "Yes, Grandpa, I will sure tell the people what you have told me, for I know you have told me the truth.

On the 9th day of July 1875, while he was dying, I knelt by his cot, as he was lying on a cot in the southwest corner of the room in a house owned by a man by the name of Carbine, it was situated on the north side of Clarkston, Cache County, Utah.  I wanted to get what I thought would be his last words, but he could not talk audibly.  I could not understand what he wanted to tell me.  He tried hard to tell me.  So I stroked his hair back on his forehead and knelt down and prayed to the Lord and asked him in the name of Jesus to strengthen his servant's voice so that I could understand his last words, but I could get no response.  He was lying on his left side, facing in the room and as I knelt down I placed my hands on his right arm.  As I moved to stand up, I was in the act of moving my hands and he shook his head as if he did not want me to move.  I then knelt down again and prayed to the Lord as before, and I was inspired by the Lord to ask Grandpa if he wanted me to hold up his right hand so that he could bear his testimony.  I asked him and his answer came clear, "Yes." While I held his right hand up, strength was given to him and he bore his testimony as he had done many times before and I understood every word.

He then bore the same testimony to the whole world and then laid back exhausted. There were two other men standing in the room and heard him bear his testimony.  One of them was Thomas Godfery of Clarkston who just recently died.

Martin Harris' spirit departed the next day, the 10th day of July, 1875, in Clarkston, Cache County, Utah, aged 92 years.  I attended his funeral and assisted in his burial in the Clarkston cemetery.

Signed, William Pilkington       Smithfield, Utah

(William Pilkington Affidavit, 3 Apr 1934, BYU-A 6, 6)
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(William Pilkington Affidavit, 3 Apr 1934, BYU-A 8, 3)

At last night came, supper was over, and after having family prayer, they all retired to bed.  The old gentleman then sat down in his arm chair, put his elbow on the arm of the chair and crooked his finger as he did scores of times afterward, and that was a signal for me to bring another chair alongside of his.  He again asked me what my name was.  I told him.  "Oh yes, I am going to call you Willie." He had already found out that I was a Mormon.  He then said, "Willie, did you ever go to Sunday School?"  I promptly told him, "Yes, sir." "What class were you in?"  I promptly told him the Book of Mormon class. His eyes sparkled and his whole body seemed to reverberate. He seemed like a changed being.  He was very excited, trembling as I gazed in his eyes.  He said, "Did you ever read the Book of Mormon?" "Yes, sir, " was the reply.  "Well, if you have read the Book of Mormon, what is the first reading in the preface of the book that we find?"  After a little thinking, I said, "the first reading in the Book of Mormon is the testimony of the three men testifying to the whole world that they  saw an angel come down from heaven. That they saw the gold plates from which the Book of Mormon was translated, and the angel told them that the translation was correct and we bear record that Joseph Smith is a true prophet of God, and that their names will forever go before the world testifying that the Book of Mormon is true."

He then said, "I know, now, Willie, that you have read that glorious book.
Willie, I am going to ask you one more question.  What were those three men's names?"  I told him they were Oliver Cowdery, David Whitmer, and Martin Harris.
This little, old man, then ninety- two (91) years of age, of whom in my mind I had likened to Rip Van Winkle, whose whole being at this time was wonderful to behold, all lit up with the Spirit of God, whose eyes now were sparkling, whose whole being was transformed, stood up before me on the memorable occasion, and putting his walking cane in his left hand, straightened up and striking his breast with his right hand, exclaimed, "I am Martin Harris, one of the three witnesses to the authenticity of the Book of Mormon."   A man who had the privilege of standing before angels, a man whose eyes beheld the golden plates, a man whose ears heard the voice of God from heaven declare that the Book was translated correctly, and that commanded him to testify to all the world that it was correct.  I say again, can you imagine me, a mere boy not yet fourteen years of age until the next month, November, as this was October of the year 1874.

(William Pilkington Auto in Gunnell, "Harris" 72, 3)
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(William Pilkington Auto in Gunnell, "Harris" 72, 4)

RESIDENCE: A Mormon preacher age 77 in househole of George Harris.

RESIDENCE: Age 88 born in NY.

Caroline YOUNG [scrapbook] was born ¹ in May 1816. She died ² in Jan 1888. Caroline married ³ Martin HARRIS on 1 Nov 1836 in Kirtland, Lake, Ohio, United States.

John PRESBURY was born in 1615 in England, United Kingdom. He died before 19 May 1648 in Sandwich, Barnstable, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British Colonial America. He was buried ¹ on 19 May 1648 in Sandwich, Barnstable, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British Colonial America. John married ² Catherine in Dec 1639 in Sandwich, Barnstable, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British Colonial America.

Death date from Plymouth Colony Vital Records, Sandwich Register for Marriages and Burials.
The ancestor of the Vineyard family of this name was JOHN PRESBURY, an early settler of Sandwich (1643), who d. May 1648. His wid. CATHERINE m. (2) RICHARD CHADWELL 22 July 1649. They had issue:

10. JOHN, b. (1640).
11. MARY, b. 10 May 1644; m. LODOVIC HOXIE.

Catherine ¹ was born in 1618 in of Marthas Vineyard, Dukes, Massachusetts, United States. She was buried ² in Sandwich, Barnstable, Plymouth Colony, British Colonial America. Catherine married ³ John PRESBURY in Dec 1639 in Sandwich, Barnstable, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British Colonial America.

Other marriages:

CHADWELL, Richard

Possibly married Richard Chadwell on July 22, 1649.
Source; Plymouth Colony Vital Records, Sandwich Register for Marriages and Burials.

Plymouth Colony Vital Records
[p.9] Richard Chadwell Married to Katheren Presberry July the 22cond

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Simon FISKE [Parents] [scrapbook] was born about 1399 in Stadhaugh, Laxfield, Suffolk, England, United Kingdom. He died after 22 Dec 1463 in Laxfield, Suffolk, England, United Kingdom. Simon married Susannah SMYTH.

Other marriages:

CRISPE, Katherine

In addition to the children in this file, Simon's will mentions another three unmarried daughters, probably born 1434-7. No other details known.

In the name of God Amen. The year of our Lord one thousand four hundred and sixty-four twenty-second day of December.I Simon Fisk in my last agony in sound mind and good memory make in words my testament in this manner. First I commend my soul to Almighty god the Blessed Mary and all the saints my body to be buried decently in the cemetery of the parish church of Laxfield. Item I leave to the altar of the aforesaid church 3s. 4d for ten year of my dues/tithes. item I give 6s. 4d annually for ten years towards the upkeep/decoration of the chapel of the guild of the Blessed Mary. Item I desire my heirs and successors to have a mass said for the repose of my soul once a year in the church of Laxfield at the discretion of my executors. Item I leave 30s for three "TRIGINTULA" [ this was a series of thirty Requiem masses all said on one day for the repose of the soul of the departed ] as soon as it can be arranged after my death. Item I give 30s to the community of Laxfield aforesaid. [ this probably went to the poor ]. Item I give Katherine my wife my household utensils, my house and moveable goods therein. Item I leave to my three brothers an annuity of ten pounds to be paid to them within a year of my decease and if any one of my said brothers depart this life before this time his portion is to be returned to my executors for disposal. Item I leave to my son William forty shillings, Item I leave to my son Geoffrey forty shillings, and to my eldest son John forty shillings. Leave to Margaret Doesing my daughter forty shillings. Item I leave to my son Edmund forty shillings, to ensure this is not a source of temptation he is to remain in my house in Laxfield aforesaid. For their work as my executors I give also forty shillings. The residue of my goods not bequested I give to Katherine my wife Joh....[ there is a break in the text but Simon probably names his eldest son John ] my son James, John Noleth and Nicholas Noleth, my brothers and faithful executors who I desire to honour my wishes and pay my debts fully and faithfully. The residue of my goods to be disposed of to the pleasure of Almighty God the good of my soul and all Christian souls. In conformation of this my will I make my mark / affix my seal / sign my name. date and day as written above.

Susannah SMYTH. Susannah married Simon FISKE.

Anthony SNOW ^{1, 2} was born in 1619 in England, United Kingdom. He died ^{3, 4} in Aug 1692 in Marshfield, Plymouth, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British Colonial America. Anthony married ^{5, 6, 7} Abigail WARREN on 8 Nov 1639 in Plymouth, Plymouth Colony, British Colonial America.

The following is from the GenForum:
I have two Anthony's on my database. One is the brother of Nicholas whose parents were Nicholas b.1578 & Mary Wivelscombe.

Anthony Snow was first recorded 7 May 1638 when he requested three acres of land from the court. (Plymouth Court Records). Of Plymouth. Shortly after his marriage, he removed to Marshfield, where he became one of the leading citizens of the town; was surveyor of highways in 1651, constable 1652, representative to the General Court of Plymouth Colony in 1656 and twenty years following, selectman in 1668, and member of the Plymouth Council-of-War for Plymouth Colony in 1675. Some time before his death, he gave to the town a piece of land near the meeting house for a graveyard, where he was buried and which is still in use. His will, dated 28 December 1685, with codicil of 8 August 1692, named wife Abigail, and children. Inventory of his estate was taken 12 November 1692.

From the Commemorative Biographical Record it has:
Nicholas, Anthony and William Snow came over to New England early. Anthony Snow married Abigail Warren, and lived in  Plymouth and Marshfield. He had one son, Josiah, and several daughters. Nicholas, Anthony and William Snow are supposed to have been related. Richard Snow was the earliest of that name living in Woburn. He was taxed there in 1645. Nicholas Snow came to New Eng. in the ship "Ann" in 1623.

THE VITAL RECORDS OF MARSHFIELD, MASS.
[Vol.1, p.12]   birthes Deaths
Anthony Snow Deceased August 1692

ANTHONY SNOW'S WILL AND INVENTORY.

Literally Transcribed,
BY GEORGE ERNEST BOWMAN.

ANTHONY SNOW died at Marshfield in August, 1692, according to the town records.* Since the codicil to his will was dated 8 August, 1692, his death must have occurred between the eighth and the thirty-first days of that month. His wife was Abigail2 Warren (Richard1), who survived him. His will is now in possession of the Connecticut Historical Society at Hartford, Conn. They have had it for many years and do not know from whom they received it. Permission to photograph it was secured through the courtesy of their Librarian, Mr. Albert Carlos Bates. It is written on the first two pages of a four-page folio seven and five-eighths by twelve and one-fourth inches in size, and is in very good condition.

The will and inventory are recorded in the Plymouth County Probate Records, Volume 1, pages 156 - 158. The copy of the will here given was made from the original document; the copy of the inventory was made from the probate records as the original has disappeared from the files. The mustration shows the first page of the will.

I Anthony Snow of Marshfeild being weake of body, but of Sound mind & memory Prased be God Doe make this my last Will & Testament in maner & form following that is to say. I Connnitt my Soule into the hands of God my Savior & my body

* Mayflower Descendant, III:187.

Anthony Snow's Will and Inventory:

to Desent buriall when god shall please to Call me home & for the disposall of my outward Estate which God hath graciously given me my mind & will is it shall be Disposed as followeth

Imprimis I give & bequeath unto my welbeloved wife Abigall the house wherin I now live with my Barn outhouseing & orchyard & all the land lying next to the sd housing soe far as the Cart way leading from the Causaw to Boums fence & one third. of all my meadow lying at the South River. to be enjoyed by her dureing the Term of her naturall Life. Item I give to my sd wife two oxen & 4 Cows which she shall Chuse out of my Cattle & also I Give her my Indian maid sevant: Item I give to my sd wife all my land at Namasket to her her heirs & assigns for ever; Item I give & bequeath unto my sd wife my best bed best Rug best Coverlid one pair of blankets a boulster & Pillows & Pillowberes & two pair of sheets at her owne dispose.

Item I Give & bequeath unto my Granson Jams ford all my land at Mattakeset. threescore acres more or less To him & his heirs for ever

Item I Give & bequeath unto my son Josias Snow all my other lands whatsoever & the Remainder of the lands hereby given to his mother for her life To have & to hold to him & his heires for Ever

Item I give & bequeath unto my Daughters Lidia Sarah & alis & to my Dater Abigalls Children all the Rest of my neat Cattle To be Equally devided into four parts & each sister to have one part & Abigalls Children to have one part only Jams ford to have noe part with ye Rest of Abigalls Children. Item I give to my wife twenty pounds in money & to my son Josias ten pounds in money & to my Daughter Lidia ten pounds in money & to my Daughter Sarah ten pounds in mony & to my Daughter Alce ten pounds in money & to my Daughter Abigalls Children nine pounds in money to be Equally devided amongst them exsept Jams ford who shall have noe part thereof Item I give to my Daughter in law my son Josiass wife twenty shillings, & to my &andchildren Hanall & Abigall ford twenty shillings a peice in money. Item I give & bequeath to my loveing wife my mare & sheep & swine & all my houshold goods & othere estate not hereby disposed of whom I appoint to be sole Executrix of this my last Will & testament & my will is that what of the sd houshold goods shall be remaining at my wivs discease shall be equally devided amongt all my Children & I desire my brother Joseph Warren & my Loveing frend Capt Nathaniel Thomas to be Overseers of this my last Will & Testament hereby makeing null & void all other & former Wills by me made In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand & seal the Eaight & twentieth day of Desember Anno. Dom. 1685 This Instrumt was Signed & sealed by the abovesd Anthony Snow & Declared by him to be his last Will & Testament In the prsence of us Nathaniell winslow
Anthony Snow (seal)
faith Winslow
Nathaniel Thomas

Capt Nathll Thomas & mrs ffaith Winslow two of the witnesses herein named appeared January 3d: 1692/3 before William Bradford Esqr judge &C & made oath that they were present & Saw & heard Anthony Snow above named Signe Seal & declare ye above written Instrument to be his last will & Testament and that to Ye best of their judgment he was of Sound mind and memory when he did ye same

Attest Saml Sprague Registr

[On the second page.]

Memomorandum that I the within Named Anthony Snow on the 8th day of August 1692 being of sound mind & Memory Praised be God Doe Rattifie & Confirm the within written Will by me formerly made & Declare the same to be my last Will & Testamt And doe flirther add thereunto at this time as follows That is to say that what money I shall leave more then is disposed by the within Will shall be disposed & I doe hereby dispose one forth part thereof to my Dear & loveing wife, & the other three parts therof to be devided amongst my Children & grandchildren in such maner as is by the will within written ordered for the deviding my money therein given

And I doe further declare my mind & Will That what my wife hath already given to three of my Daujhtr Abigalls Children shall be Recond as part of their Portion which I have given them by the within written Will And flirther my will is that what money or goods my wife has as her own I doe hereby give her to her dispose as she sees meet In Witness wherof I have hereunto set my hand & seale the day abovesd only first I add that my Daughter Sarah Portion wt what shee hath already had shall be made Equall wt my other daughters with what they have already had Signed scald & Declared by the abovsd Anthony Snow to be his last Will & Testamt In presence of Us
Nathaniel Thomas Deborah Thomas
Anthony Snow (seal)

January ye 3d 1692 appeared Capt Nathll Thomas one of ye witnesses here named & made oath before William Bradford Esqr judge yt he was present & Saw & heard Anthony Snow above named Sign Seal & declare the above written Codicil to be his last will & Testament and that he saw Deborah his wife Subscribe with him as a witness to Ye Same and that to Ye best of his judgment ye sd Testator was of disposing mind & memory when he did ye same

Attest Saml Sprague Registr

[On a sheet pasted on below the codicil]

William Bradford Esqr Commissionated by his Excellency Sr W Phips Knt Captain Generall and Governr in Chief in and over their Maties Province of the Massachusets Bay in New England with the advice and Consent of the Councill, for the Granting Probate of Wills and Letters of Administration within the County of Plimouth &c. To all to whome these presents Shall Come or may Concern Greeting. Know yee that on the third day of January 1692/3. Before me at marshfield the will of Anthony Snow Late of Marshfield aforesaid to these Presents anexed was Proved approved and allowed. who having while he lived and at the time of his Death Goods Chattels Rights and Credits The Said deceased and his will in any maner Concerning was Comitted unto Abigall his Wife Executrix in the same will named Well and truly to Administer the same and to make a true and Perfect Inventory of all and Singular the Goods Chattels Rights and Credits of the said Decasd and the Same to Exhibit into the Registers Office of the said County according  Law Also to Render a true and Plain account of her said Administration upon Oath.

In Testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and the Seal of the said Office.

William Bradford

Dated at Marshfield the third day of January 1692/3   Saml Sprague Regis~

Governor Bradford's Letter Book

Recorded in ye 156 and 157th pages of Plimouth Counties Book of Records for wills. &c

[Plym. Co. Prob. Rcds., 1: 158]

An Inventory of ye Goods and Chattels of Anthony Snow Late of Marshfield Deceased Apprized by us under written ye 12th day of Novr 1692

Imprs his Purse Books and Apparrell   114 17 0
Item 4 Beds & furniture belonging to them 232 00 0 Item by Pewter tinn Brass & kon & Copper 011 24 0
Item by tables fourms Settle Stooles Cubberd Chairs & Chests 028 24 0 It By armes horse flirniture & divers sorts of Lumber It. By neat Caffel Sheep & swine & mare  04110 0 It By houshold Linnen and homespun Cloth 024 0O 0 Item By wooll & flax about 70 pound and corn and flax unbraked 028 00 0  Stephen Skeff Michael ffoord
Joseph Waterman
Robert Barker

Abigail Snow Relict and Widdow of Anthony Snow Late of Marshfield deceased appeared on ye 3d day of january 1692/3 Before William Bradford Esqr judge & Solemnly affirmed that ye above written is a true Inventory of ye Goods & Chattels of ye Said deceased (except Ye money Given her in ye Will of sd deceased Called her own money) So far as She yet knoweth

Attest Saml Sprague Registr

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Abigail WARREN [Parents] ^{1, 2} was born ³ in 1618 in England, United Kingdom. She died ⁴ on 3 Jan 1692 in Marshfield, Plymouth, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British Colonial America. Abigail married ^{5, 6, 7} Anthony SNOW on 8 Nov 1639 in Plymouth, Plymouth Colony, British Colonial America.

Abigail immigrated in Jun 1623 to Plymouth, British Colonial America.

Abigail's linage to Richard and her spouse are confirmed by The General Society Of Mayflower Descendants and listed in their book "Mayflower Index" FHL Book Area US/CAN 973 D2m 1960 V. 1-2.

Shubal SMITH [scrapbook] was born ^{1, 2} on 13 Mar 1653 in Barnstable, Barnstable, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British Colonial America. He died ^{3, 4} on 4 Apr 1734 in Chilmark, Dukes, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British Colonial America. Shubal married ⁵ Abigail SKIFF on 3 Dec 1684 in Chilmark, Dukes, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British Colonial America.

2nd marriage.
Shubael Smith son of Rev. John Smith (b. March 2, 1613/14, Powerstock, Dorset, Eng, d. October 2, 1710, Sandwich, Barnstable, MA) m. June 13, 1643, Susanna Hinckley (b. November 6, 1625, Tenterden, Kent, Eng, d. November 6, 1675, Sandwich, Barnstable, MA)

Abigail SKIFF [Parents] [scrapbook] was born ^{1, 2} on 2 May 1666 in Sandwich, Barnstable, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British Colonial America. She died ³ on 7 Jun 1718 in Chatham, Barnstable, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British colonial America. Abigail married ⁴ Shubal SMITH on 3 Dec 1684 in Chilmark, Dukes, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British Colonial America.