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      276. Abraham II* Newell, born 1581 in Ipswich, Suffolk, England ⁴²⁹; died 13 Jun 1672 in Roxbury, Suffolk County, MA. He was the son of 552. Abraham I~ Newell and 553. Frances~. He married 277. Frances*~ 1619 in Ipswich, Suffolk, England.

      277. Frances*~, born 1582 in Ipswich, Suffolk, England; died 13 Jan 1681/82 in Roxbury, Suffolk County, MA.

Notes for Abraham II* Newell:
NEWELL, Abraham (1581-1672), from Eng.
1634, settled at Roxbury, Mass.; m Frances
----- (b 1594). ---Virkus
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John Lee and His Descendants
GenealogyLibrary.com
Page 13

MEMORANDA.

FROM "Original lists of emigrants from Great Britain to the American Plantation," A. D. 1600-1700: A book edited by JOHN CAMDEN HOTTEN, London, 1874.

Of the emigrants leaving Ipswich and London, for New England and Virginia, we have recorded:

William Westwoode, ’. 28. | In the "Francis," of
Bridgett, his wife, " 32. | Ipswich, John Cutting,
John Lea, " 13. | Master, for N. England,
Grace Newell, " 13. | 10th daye of April, 1634.
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NEHGS REGISTER
vol 2, page 53

Early Records of Roxbury
A note of ye estates and persons of the inhabitants of Rocksbury.
some time between 1634-1643

Acres, half acres [2], person, persons [2], and estate [2]

22-0-0-Abraham Newell-7-07-torn off
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NEHGS REGISTER
vol 14, page 331-332

The Founders of New England

IPSWICH.----A Note of the names aud ages of all the Passengers which took shippinge in the ffrancis of Ipswich, Mr. John Cutting bound for New England the last of Aprill, 1634.

[includes the following]

Abraham Newell, 50.
ffrancis [Newell] his wife, 40.

These p'sons aboue named took the Oath of Allegiance and Supremacy at his Ma'ties Custome house in Ipswch before vs his Ma'ties Officers according to the order of the Lords and others of his Ma'ties most
honoble Priuy Councell the xijth of Nouember 1634. Ipswich Custome house. Tho: Clere, Sec. Phil: Browne, p'r Custr. Edw: Mann, Compt.

IPSWICH.---A Note of all the names and ages of all those which Did not take the Oath of Allegiance or Supremacy being vnder aged shipped in our Port In the ffrancis of Ipswich Mr. John Cutting: bound for New England the last of Aprill, 1634.

[includes the following]

listed with Will: Westwood
Grace Newell, 13

listed with Jno. Bernard
ffayth Newell, 14

listed with Abraham Newell
Abraham Newell, 8
John Newell, 5
Issacke Newell, 2
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NEHGS REGISTER
vol 34, page 163

Rev. S. Danforth's Records, Roxbury.

June 20 [1664]. At shutting in happened a burning in Roxbury in ye dwelling House of Abraha Newell senior, & June 23, his old barne fired by his girle.

6. 1m [1672]. Abraham Newells house was burnt. o'congregat'o. made a Collect'o. for him of 14th.
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NEHGS REGISTER
vol 35, pages 121-122
published 1881

Censures On Harvard College In 1672.
commissioned by William B. Trask, Esq., of Boston

The signers of the following document appear to be all residents of Roxbury. There is an uncertainty as to the hand writing. Possibly the document may have been drawn up elsewhere and copies sent to this and other towns in the colony, so that there may be others extant. The name erased at the top of the left-hand column is probably that of Thomas Weld, then an inhabitant of Roxbury, who was a son of the Rev. Thomas Weld.

The humble Petition of some of the people that lyve under the Jurisdiction of the massachusets government, unto our honored Magistrats this 5th day of march 1672

Sheweth

That Whareas it hath pleased our ever honored Magistrats to send their letters to the Churches to move us to a liberal contribution towards the Colledg. and in one of those leters declared that if any of the good people have any obiecsion you give us leave to propose it, and also are pleased to promise us, to adde your indeavor to remove the same. We take the boldnesse to propose an obiecsion not with any intent to shorten either our owne or others hands to so good and pius a work, as we trust we shall make it appeare by our actions. but our only scope is, to indevor the removal of an evyl (as it appereth to us) in the educasion of youth at the Colledg. and that is, that they are brought up in such pride as doth no wayes become such as are brought up for the holy service of the lord. either in the Magistracy, or ministry especialy, and in perticular in their long haire, which last first tooke head, and broke out at the Colledg so far as we understand and remember. and now it is got into our pulpets, to the great greife and ffeare of many godly hearts in the Country

we find in the scriptures that the sons of the prophets, and such as were dedicated to god, were brought up in a way of mortification and humility. we beseech you to consider amos. 2. 11. 12. I raised up of your sons to be prophets, and of your young men to be Nazarites, is it not even thus o ye children of Israel saith the lord, but ye have given the nazarites wine to drink. Consider also pro. 16. 31 the hoary head is a crowne of glory if it be found in the way of righteousnesse. and are those haires so found, that are defiled with this lust? we beseech you consider, whether all other lusts which have so incorigibly brake in upon our youth, have not first sprung from the incorrigablenesse of this lust. our humble request is that you would please to use all due indeavours to cure this evyl. and so we commend you to the lord and to the word of his grace and remaine your Vmble petecinors att the thron of grac to assest and in able you in all your Waighty consarns and remain your Worships humble petitioners

[left column]

[Thomas Weld, erased]
Thomas ffoster:
Abraham Neuell Seaner
Isaac Neuell
Jacob nuell
Robert Pepper
abraham houw
Samuel mey
John watson
Ralph hemenway

[right column]

Giles paison
John Parpoint
Samuell Ruggles
Robert williams
Samvell williams
Edward Bridge
edward paison
Richard goad
John Eliot
John Bowles
Danil bruer:
Samuell gary
Robert Seauer
John poley
Edward morris

[Endorsed] Mr. Eljots &c peticon abt. youth.
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FROM REV. JOHN ELIOT'S RECORD OF CHURCH MEMBERS

NEHGS 'Register'
July, 1881
vol 35, page 244

Abraham Newell* he came to N.E. in the year 1634. he brought 6 children Ruth. Grace. Abraham. John. Isaak. Jaakob.

* Buried, says the Church Records, June 15, 1672, aged 91. His widow, Frances, according to the Church Records, died Jan. 13, 1682, "neere 100y old." Daughter Grace married Sept. 14, 1644, William Toy, of boston, died April 11, 1712, in the 91st year of her age.

vol 35, page 247

[Frances] Newell the wife of Abraham Newell.
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More About Abraham II* Newell:
Freeman: 04 Mar 1634/35, Roxbury, Massachusetts Bay Colony ⁴³⁰
Immigrant Ancestor: 1634, England, Suffolk, to MA
Migration: 1634, England to Massachusetts aboard the Francis.⁴³¹
Named: 10 Aug 1663, in inventory of estate of David Evans in a list of 'debts hoped good'
Signer: 25 Aug 1664, Roxbury Petition about youth

More About Frances*~:
Immigrant Ancestor: 1634, England, Suffolk, to MA
Migration: 1634, England to Massachusetts aboard the Francis.

More About Abraham Newell and Frances*~:
Marriage: 1619, Ipswich, Suffolk, England

Children of Abraham Newell and Frances*~ are:

		i.		Faith Newell, born Abt. 1620 in probably Ipswich, Suffolk, England; died Bef. 1634 in probably Ipswich, Suffolk, England.
		ii.		Grace Newell, born Abt. 1621 in Ipswich, Suffolk, England; died 11 Apr 1712 in Roxbury, MA; married William Toy 14 Sep 1644; born in of Boston, MA; died Unknown.

More About William Toy and Grace Newell:
Marriage: 14 Sep 1644

	iii.	Abraham III Newell, born Abt. 1626 in Ipswich, Suffolk, England; died Unknown in probably Massachusetts.
	iv.	John Newell, born Abt. 1629 in Ipswich, Suffolk, England; died Unknown in probably Massachusetts.
138	v.	Isaac Newell, Sr*, born 1632 in Ipswich, Suffolk, England; died 08 Dec 1707 in Roxbury, Suffolk County, MA; married Elizabeth* Curtis 14 Dec 1659 in Roxbury, Suffolk County, MA.
	vi.	Ruth Newell, born Bef. 1634; died Unknown.
	vii.	Jacob Newell, born Bef. 1634 in Ipswich, Suffolk, England; died Unknown in probably Massachusetts.

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