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Name |
William Blake, Jr. |
Suffix |
Jr. |
Gender |
Male |
Baptism |
06 Sep 1620 |
Pitminster, Somerset, England [1] |
Died |
03 Sep 1703 |
Milton, Norfolk Co, Massachusetts |
Notes |
- He received allotment of lands in that part of DORCHESTER which, in 1662, was set off as MILTON. In 1665, he sold to Thomas Davenport his dwelling and in the Deed, the name of his wife ANNA appears for the first time.
He was active in business affairs in Milton and in the Church organized in 1678. He was a member of the Military Company, with the rank of Sergeant, whether this was the ARTILLERY COMPANY is undertain. He was Selectman of the town several years and was chosen Deputy to the General Court in 1680-1683-1690-1697. He was a farmer and surely a carpenter as records show: "12-2-1676, William Blake granted liberty to get five loads of Clobord out of the Common Swamp and in 1681, to get 1400 Clobords for his own use."
He was a close friend to Rev. Peter Thacker who said: "Sgt. Blake, Brother Clap, Mr. Taylor and I went out to see for deer, but saw none and, at our return, we supped at Sgt. Blake's."
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Person ID |
I14777 |
Bryant |
Last Modified |
20 Feb 2006 |
Father |
William Blake, d. 25 Oct 1663, Dorchester, Suffolk Co, Massachusetts |
Mother |
Agnes Thorne, b. Bef 12 Mar 1594, Pitminster, Somerset, England , d. 22 Jul 1678, Dorchester, Suffolk Co, Massachusetts |
Married |
27 Sep 1617 |
Pitminster, Somerset, England [1] |
Family ID |
F1007 |
Group Sheet |
Family 1 |
Anna, d. Aft 1680 |
Married |
Bef 1650 |
Dorchester, Suffolk Co, Massachusetts |
Family ID |
F1015 |
Group Sheet |
Family 2 |
Hannah Tulman or Tolman, b. 1639, d. 04 Aug 1729, Dorchester, Suffolk Co, Massachusetts |
Married |
22 Nov 1693 |
Milton, Norfolk Co, Massachusetts |
Family ID |
F1016 |
Group Sheet |
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Sources |
- [S13] NEHGR, NEHGR, (Boston: New England Historic Genealogical Society), 45:37.
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