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Notes for Susan* Stone: History of the Kimball Family vol 1 GenealogyLibrary.com Page 17, etc Henry Kemball of Mistley singleman and Susan Cutting widow of the parish of Great Bromley were married Nov. 27, 1628. Susan Cutting was the widow of Richard Cutting. Richard Cutting and Susan Stone were married Aug. 3, 1620, at Great Bromley. "Richard Cuttinge, the sonne of Richard Cuttinge, was baptized the sixth day of ffebruarie 1621." Susan Cuttinge, the daughter of Richard Cuttinge and Susan his wife was bap: the xjth of September 1625. The will of Richard Cutting of "Much Bromley" July 27, 1627, mentions his wife Susan and his children Richard and Susan. Richard came with his mother to this country and settled in Watertown, Mass. His descendants are given in Bond's History of Watertown. Henry Kemball died in 1648. His inventory is dated July 22, 1648. His homestead in Watertown was situated near the corner of what are now Belmont and Common streets. He also owned land in other parts of the town. Henry Kemball's widow, Susan, married for her third husband one Loe or Low. She survived him and died Aug. 19, 1684, aged 86. At a court appointed 1651, Thomas Straite acknowledged that he had received his wife Elizabeth's share of her father's estate. John Randall also acknowledged that he had received Susanna's share. In Bond's Watertown three more children are given as belonging to Henry. This careless error is also found in Savage's Dictionary. They were the children of Henry and Mary (Wyatt) Kimball of Wenham, Mass., as shown by the Watertown records. This Henry Kimball2 was the son of Richard Kimball1, and for some time after he was married he lived in Watertown, Mass. After the birth of these three children he moved to Ipswich and then to Wenham, Mass. CHILDREN. i. Elizabeth2, bap. Nov. 1, 1629, at Mistly, England. She m. Capt. Thomas Straight of Watertown. ii. Susanna2, bap. May 27, 1632, Mistly, Sussex county, Eng.; m. John Randall of Watertown, Mass. iii. John2, b. Watertown, Mass., Mar. 5, 1638. 2 John Kimball2 (Henry1), b. Watertown, Mass., Mar. 5, 1638; m. Feb. 19, 1667-8, Hannah Bartlett. They lived on the homestead in Watertown, Mass. John Kemball of Watertown ... [] Samuel Richardson and Josiah Ellsworth GenealogyLibrary.com Page 509 STONE The surname STONE was a place name. The first of the family own land near the town of STONE. Arms--Argent, three cinquefoils sable, on a chief azure a s?? Crest--Out of a ducal coronet or, a griffin's head between wings gules bezautee'. ENGLISH ANCESTRY I. Walter b 1285 of Little Bentley, County Essex II. III. IV. William Stone b 1365 (of Ardlive, Essex Co. d after 1431) V. Walter b ca 1398 VI. John b ca 1420 m ca 1445 VII. Simon b ca 1450 in Ardleigh, Essex Co.; d 1506 m ca 1480 E??abeth Hewitt VII. David b ca 1480 Great Bromley, Eng. d prob. 1543 IX. Simon b ca 1507 at Great Bromley, Eng. m ca 1533 Agnes (???). X. David b ca 1540 at Great Bromley, Eng. m ca 1584 Ursula (11 ch). Among them Gregory bapt at Great Bromley, also called Much Bromley, Apr. 19, 1592. He d Nov 30, 1672 at Cambridge, Mass. Also Deac. Simon Stone/ AMERICAN ANCESTRY I. Deacon Simon Stone b 1585 in the Parish of Great Bromley, Essex Co. Eng., the 8th of the 11 children. He d Sept. 22, 1665; m 1st Aug. 5, 1616 Joan Clarke, dau of William of Watertown, Mass. Joan d ca 1665 in Waterbury; 2nd Sarah (Warner) Lumpkin, sister of Wm. of Ipswich and wid of Richard Lumpkin. Deac. Simon's parents tilled as yeoman lands they leased from the lords of various Manors. He came to America 1635 on the INCREASE, a ship carrying 117 passengers. Simon was 50 yrs. old and his wf 38yr. upon arriving in America. Ch: 1. Frances bapt Jan. 20, 1618, age 16 yr. when arr in Amer. 2. Mary b 1621 d y 3. An b 1624, age 11 yr. when arr in Amer. 4. Deacon Simon b 1631 d Feb. 27, 1708; ag 4 yr. arr. in Amer. m Mary Whipple of Ipswich, Mass. 5. Marie b 1632 age 3 yrs. when she arr in America 6. Deacon John age 5 weeks when he arr. in America; b Aug. 15, 1635; d March 26, 1691; m Sarah Bass 7. Elizabeth b 1639 II. Deacon John Stone b Aug. 15, 1635; d March 26, 1691. Born in Watertown and lived there the rest of his life. He m Sarah Bass dau of Samuel and Ann of Braintree, Mass. Sarah m 2nd Deacon Joseph Perriman of Braintree, Mass. Deacon; Selectman 1674, 1681-1687. Ch: 1. Sarah 2. Joanna 3. John 1666-1733; m 1679 Thankful Capen 2nd Mary (Bass) Capen 4. Anne 5. Mary 6. Elizabeth 7. Samuel b 1674; m before 1705 Elizabeth (???). 8. Hepzibah 9. Deborah 10. Rebecca d Apr. 1709 III. John Stone b 1666 in Watertown, Mass.; d ca 1733 age 66 yr. in Thompson, Conn. m ca 1688 Thankful Capen dau of Elder John & his 2nd wf Mary (Bass) Capen. He was a cordwainer. Children all born in Watertown. Ch: 1. John 2. Nathaniel 1699-1785; m 1st Mary (???); 2nd 1735(???) (???). 3. Isaac 4. Mary b 1692; d June 28, 1737; m John Bowman 1689-1726 [] The Upton Memorial GenealogyLibrary.com Page 493 APPENDIX II. SKETCH OF REV. ELIAB STONE, OF NORTH READING. IT is proper to preface this sketch with some notices of his AMERICAN ANCESTRY. The name of STONE is very common in New England. Most of those who bear the name are the descendants of two brothers, who early came to this country and settled in the colony of Massachusetts. Simon, the elder, settled in Watertown; Gregory, who was five years younger, lived and died in Cambridge. Both were respectable men; both were selectmen in their respective towns; both were deacons. Both took the freemen's oath the same day, May 25, 1636; which is sufficient proof that they were then church members. Simon embarked at Ipswich, Eng., for America, April 15, 1635, in the ship Increase, with his family, being then fifty years of age. It is highly probable that his brother Gregory came with him. The remainder of this sketch relates to Gregory Stone and his descendants. First Generation. GREGORY STONE1, born in England, 1590, came to this country, without doubt, in 1635, being then 45 years of age. He lived in Cambridge, on the west side of the Common, near the College, not far from the Botanic Garden, and not far from Mount Auburn. He was a deacon of the First Church, and the last survivor of its original members. He was also a magistrate, and deputy to the General Court. He owned a good farm, in Cambridge, and another in what is now Lexington, formerly the north precinct of Cambridge. He also owned land in Watertown, which he sold to the agent of Thomas Boylston, in 1639. He married in England the widow Lydia Cooper, who had, by a former husband, a son and daughter, John and Lydia Cooper, who came to America with their mother. Dea. Gregory Stone died Nov. 30, 1672. His wife Lydia died June 24, 1674. His will, which is the foundation of all our knowledge of the genealogy of his descendants, may be found in the Genealogical Register, Vol. viii. p. 69, furnished by his descendant, William F. Stone, of Cambridge. His children were-- 1. Elizabeth2, perhaps the oldest child, and born in England; married (???) Potter, and settled in Ipswich. 2. (+) John2, born in England, about 1619; married Anne How. 3. Daniel2, was a "chirurgeon," first in Cambridge, then in Boston. 4. David2, settled on the west side of his father's farm in the north precinct of Cambridge, afterwards Lexington. The spot is now in the edge of Lincoln, and part of it is still in the possession of his descendants. Gregory Stone was living in the old homestead a few years since. 5. Sarah2, born in England, 1633; married, July 12, 1653, Joseph Meriam, of Concord, who died in 1677, aged 47. She lived with the children of her brother Samuel in Lexington, and died there April 8, 1704, a. 71. 6. Samuel2, the youngest child, was born in the early part of 1635, just before the family left England. He married, June 7, 1655, Sarah Stearns, born Sept. 22, 1635, daughter of Isaac Stearns, of Watertown. He lived in Lexington, about a mile east of his brother David, in the centre of the farm formerly owned by their father. He took a leading part in the settlement of Lexington, was one of the deacons of the infant church there, and died Sept. 27, 1715, aged 80 years and 7 months. For his descendants, see Bond's Watertown Genealogies, p. 521 et seq. Second Generation. JOHN STONE2, eldest son of Dea. Gregory Stone, born in England about 1619; married ANNE How, daughter of Edward and Margaret How. Edward How was one of the largest original proprietors of Watertown; Selectman of that town 1637 and four following years; and deputy to the General Court, 1642, 1643. John Stone was one of the early proprietors of Sudbury, and had several grants of land there. He bought lands of the Indians at the Falls of Sudbury River, which were confirmed to him by the General Court in 1656. He had a romantic and beautiful situation on the banks of that river, near the outlet of Cochituate Lake, where is now the beautiful village of Saxonville. His house stood on the site now occupied by the station-house of the Saxonville Railroad. He went there and settled among the Indians, when all around was a perfect wilderness. In 1655 he was town clerk. He was "elder" or deacon of the church in Sudbury, and was known indifferently as "elder" and "deacon" John Stone. His will is dated 16. 2. 1683, that is, April 16, 1683, and was proved 12. 4. 1683, i. e., June 12, 1683. It may be found in the Genealogical Register, viii. 145. He was then, as he says, of Cambridge, aged about 64. His wife Ann was then living, and was made sole executrix of the will. The four sons and six daughters, whose names follow, are particularly mentioned and provided for. From the language of the will, it appears that the oldest son, John, was of feeble intellect, and incapable of taking care of himself. The second son, Daniel, was to have the care of John and of the property left to John during his natural life. He had, it is said, twelve children, of whom the will gives the names of ten, as follow-- John3, non compos. Hannah3, married (???) Bent. Mary3, married (???) Fox. Daniel3, born Aug. 31, 1644; married, 1st, Mary Ward; 2d, Abigail Wheeler; 3d, Ruth Haynes. David3. Elizabeth3, married (???) Stow. Margaret3, married (???) Brown. Tabitha3, married (???) Rice. Sarah3, married (???) Hill. Nathaniel3. His posterity have been numerous in Sudbury, Framingham and that vicinity. Third Generation. DANIEL STONE3, the eldest son of Elder John Stone2, born in Sudbury, Aug. 31, 1644; married, 1st, Nov. 22, 1667, MARY (MOORE) WARD, daughter of John Moore, of Sudbury, and widow of Richard Ward of the same town. She died June 10, 1703. He married, 2d, Feb. 8, 1703-4, ABIGAIL WHEELER, who died Oct. 28, 1711; and 3d, Nov. 18, 1712, RUTH HAYNES, of Sudbury. He was a deacon of the church in Sudbury, and Selectman of Framingham, 1700, two years. Children, all by first wife, Mary-- Daniel4, born Nov. 22, 1668; married Patience Brown. Anne4. Tabitha4. Sarah4. Mary4. Elizabeth4. Abigail4. John4. Fourth Generation. DANIEL STONE4, eldest son of Dea. Daniel and Mary Stone; born in Sudbury, Nov. 22, 1668; married PATIENCE BROWN, born 1669, daughter of Thomas Brown, of Sudbury. She died Nov. 13, 1722, aged 53. He lived in Framingham; was Selectman and Town Treasurer of that town; and died Dec. 22, 1702, aged 34. His children were-- Priscilla5. Beulah5. Keziah5. Micah5, born March 11, 1699; married Abigail Stone. Lois5. [] Farnsworth Memorial GenealogyLibrary.com Page 38 Simon Stone, afterwards known as Deacon Stone, came from Watertown, bought land adjoining his, and married his daughter Sarah. And John Stone, brother to the Deacon, also came and bought land near by. These were the ancestors of numerous families whose descendants are scattered throughout the United States. [] ABRIDGED COMPENDIUM by Frederick Virkus GenealogyLibrary.com Page 3531 STONE, Gregory (1590-1672), from Eng. ca. 1625; admitted freeman at Watertown, Mass., 1638; settled at Cambaridge, 1638, where he was extensive landowner; deacon; dep. Gen. Ct,; m Margaret Garrard; m 2d, Mra Lydia Cooper. STONE, John, from Eng. in the "Increase" to Watertown, Mass., 1635; with his brother, Rev. Simon, was one of the early settlers of Guilford, Conn., 1639; m Sarah -----. STONE, Simon (1585-1665), from Eng. in the "Increase," to Watertown. Mass., 1636; freeman, 1636; early settler of Guilford, Conn.; mem. "Committee of Four" presenting the petition of 1664; dep. Gen. Ct., 1636 66; m Joan, dau. William Clark ; m 2d, 1664, Sarah -----, wldow of Richard Lumpkin, of Ipswich. [] |
| 286 | i. | Richard Cutting, Jr*, born Abt. 06 Feb 1620/21 in Great Bromley, Essex; died 21 Mar 1694/95 in Watertown, Middlesex County, MA; married Sarah Stone 1644 in Watertown, Middlesex County, MA. | ||
| ii. | Susan Cutting, born Abt. 11 Sep 1625 in Much Bromley, Essex; died Unknown. |
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