Brown, Mary

Notes:

d. aft. NOV 1689 when she gave consent to sale of land between sons
John and "Elkiah."
In 1633 Mary Browne, daughter of Peter, was placed with Mr. John Doane
for nine years. Mary's tern with John Doane ended 10 Oct. 1644.
"Memorand, the tenth of October 1644; that wheras Mr. John Doane had
some tyme since fifteen pounds, the childs porcon of Mary Browne, whom
he was to keep and bring up untill shee should accomplish the age of
seven-teen years, and should have the use of the said pcon untill
then--now, the said terme being expired, the said John Doane hath
delivered, with the consent of the said Mary Browne, and by order of
the court, unto John Browne of Duxborrow, two cowes at 13 pounds and
fourty shillings in swyne and wheate, and is by the Court discharged
of the said 15 pounds; and the said John Browne is to keep the said
two cowes and their encrease for their milk, with the rest of the
stock as aforesaid, untill said Mary shal be marryed or thought fit to
marry, whereunto the said Mary hath consented."
On 23 July 1634 Timothy Hatherly "hath turned over his servant,
Ephraim Tinkcom, to dwell with John Winsloe, of New Plymouth, for the
whole terme of years expressed in a certayne pare of indentures."
on 2 Aug. 1642 Ephraim Tinckhame was granted 25 acres of land for his
service by indenture and on 27 Sept. 1642 Ephraim Tinckhame was
granted ten acres of upland.
He was a resident of Plymouth in the 1643 list of men able to bear
arms. On 27 Oct. 1647 Ephraim Tinkeham and Mary his wife sold to Henry
Sampson "all that third part of that lott which was formerly the land
of Peter Brown deceased." On 1 May 1655 Ephraim Tinkham and Arther
Hathaway desired liberty of the Court to go up with their families to
live on the lands of John Barnes, at Lakenham (in Plymouth). Ephraim
Tinkham and John Smith Jr. are listed as the owners of lot 5 on
Puncatee- sett Necke (now in Rhode Island) on 22 March 1663. On 5 June
1666 the court granted 12 acres to Sergent Ephraim Tinkham. Ephraim
Tinkham was a frequent member of juries over a long period of time. He
was one of the Selectmen for Plymouth, 1 June 1675.
The will of Ephraim Tincom Senir of Plymouth dated 17 Jan. 1683/4,
prayed 5 June 1685, names wife Mary; eldest son Ephraim; sons
Ebenezer, Peter, Elkiah, John & Isaac; dau. Mary
Tomson His inventory was taken 20 May 1685.

Mary married Tinkam, Ephriam about 1646 in Plymouth Colony, MA. Ephriam was born in in prob. England; died between 17 Jan 1684 and 20 May 1685. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Ephraim Tinkham was a constable in Middleboro in 1681.
On 13 July 1691 Ephraim Tinkham and wife Esther sold to Adam Wright
land left to them by their father Richard Wright .
The will of Ephraim Tinckom of Middleboro dated 17 Sept. 1714, proved
3 March 1714/5, names wife Esther; two daus. Martha Soul and Mary
Tinckom; eldest son John Tinokom; sons Isaac and Samuell Tinckom; and
(unnamed) children of deceased son Ephraim.
On 1 March 1731/2 Isaac Tinkham, Samuel Tinkham, John Soule and wife
Martha, Henry Wood and wife Mary, all of Middleboro sold to John
Tinkham their rights to a 100 acre lot where their father Ephraim
Tinkham dwelt and was given by him to son Ephraim Tinkham late of
Middleboro deceased.

Ephraim married Wright, Esther after 9 Jun 1676. Esther (daughter of Wright, Richard and Cooke, Hester) was born in 1649 in Plymouth Colony, MA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

The record of Ebenezer Tinkham's death calls him Deacon. He was one of
the orginal members of the First Church of Middleboro and one of its
first deacons.
The will of Ebenezer Tinkham Sr. of Middleboro, yeoman, dated 3 April
1718, sworn 28 April 1718, names sons Ebenezer and Shuball; dau.
Joanna Macomber; wife Elizabeth; son Jeremiah Tinkham's children:
Jeremiah, Ebenezer & Joanna and their mother Joanna Tinkham; and
granddaughter Elizabeth Tinkham.

Ebenezer married Burrowes, Elizabeth before 7 Jul 1676. Elizabeth (daughter of Burrowes, Jerimiah and Hewes, Unknown) was born on 5 Mar 1654 in Marshfield, Plymouth Co., Massachusetts, USA; died on 8 Apr 1718 in Middleborough, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

A list of proprietors in 1690 of the Twenty-six Men's Purchase in
Middleboro show Peter Tinkham holding Peter Browne's share.
In 10 March 1709/1710 Mercy Tincum widow of Peter Tincum late of
Middleboro was granted administration of his estate. Settlement of the
estate dated 22 SEP 1710, names eldest son Samuell, son Seth, eldest
daughter Marcy, and youngest daughter Joanna. On 19 SEP 1717 Samuel
Tinkam, son of Peter late of Middleboro deceased, being over 14 but
under 21, chose John Bennet Jr. of Middleboro his gaurdian.

Peter married Mendall, Mercy about 1690. Mercy (daughter of Mendall, John) was born on 3 Aug 1666 in Marshfield, Plymouth Co., Massachusetts, USA; died on 10 May 1711. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Died between 1724 (church member) and 25 SEP 1731 (will sworn).
In 1692 Hilkiah Tinkham and wife Ruth were admitted to the Plymouth
Church and on 27 March 1692 children Hilkiah, Nary, John and Jacob
were baptized. Both Helkiah and Ruth were in the 1724 list of members.
Helkiah Tinkham Sr. of Plymouth, yeoman, sold to son-in-law Ebenezer
Courtis of Plymouth part of homestead with wife Ruth giving up dower
on 3 Nov. 1715; acknowledged same day. The will of Helkiah Tinkcome of
Plymouth dated 14 Dec.
1716, proved 29 Sept. 1731, names wife Ruth; sons Helkiah, John, Jacob
and Caleb; daughters Mary Courtis; Ruth Tinkcome; sons Ebenezer and
Peter; son-in-law Ebenezer Courtis. A codi-cil of 20 May 1718 mentions
that daughter Mary Courtis is dead and her share is to go to her
children Jacob, Caleb, Mary and Sarah.
On 10 April 1734 William Griffeth of Plymouth, hatter, and wife Sarah
received their share due the Curtis children from Ruth Tinkcom of
Plymouth, widow.
On 2 April 1737 Peter Tinkham and Ebenezer Tinkham, sons of Helkiah
Tinkham of Plymouth, dec., divided land given them in their father's
will. The deed mentions that their mother Ruth was to have the
premises for life.

Helkiah married Unknown, Ruth about 1684. Ruth died after 2 Apr 1737. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Died young.

Mary married Tomson, John about 1680. John (son of Tomson, John and Cooke, Mary) was born on 24 Nov 1649 in Plymouth Colony, MA; died on 25 Nov 1725 in Middleborough, Plymouth, Massachusetts, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

On 7 March 1714/5 Ebenezer Tinkham and John Thomson, both of
Middleborough, sold to their brother John Tinkum of Dartmouth one
whole share of both upland and meadow in Dart-mouth. The 7 March
1714/5 deed clearly proves John was alive on that date.
On 15 Jan. 1739 John Tinkcom of Dartmouth was appoint-ed administrator
on the estate of his father John Tinkham late of Dartmouth, yeoman,
deceased and on 18 Harch 1739 Hezekiah and Martha Tinkcom, children of
John Tinkham last of Dartmouth deceased, both over 14 years, chose
Henry Sampson of Dart-mouth, yeoman, their guardian. On the same day
Peter Tinkcom also over 14, another son of John of Dartmouth chose
(his brother-in-law) Joseph Taber as guardian. Inventory of the estate
included a homestead of about 258 acres on the east side of the
Acushnet River in what would eventually become New Bedford and then
Fairhaven. On 20 April 1741 the estate was divided among eldest son
John, sons Peter and Hezekiah, daughter Mary Taber and daughter Martha
Tinkcom. (This is in the probate file but not copied into the Probate
Record Book.)
On 15 Oct. 1757 Sarah Tinkham of Dartmouth, county of Bristol, widow
and relict of John Tinkham late of Dartmouth, sued her daughter Martha
Ellis and her husband Joseph Ellis of Dartmouth, cordwainer, for
payment due on the estate.
On 9 May 1758 Sarah Tinkcom, mother of Martha Ellis, quitclaimed her
rights to land, ack. 10 April 1759.

John married Unknown, Sarah before 1720. Sarah died after 10 Apr 1759 in Dartmouth, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

The will of Isaac Tinkham of Plymouth, yeoman, dated 25 Feb. 1708/9,
proved 5 April 1732, grants to "wife Sarah Tinkham the use &
improvement of ye one half e of all my lands and meadows." The will
does not dispose of the other half of his lands.
On 1 Oct. 1730, ack. same day, Isaac Tinkham, yeoman, and Helkiah
Tinkham Jr., seafaring man, both of Plimton sold to Elisha Whitten of
Plimton land in Plimton.
On 9 Dec. 1734 Sarah Tinkham, late of Plymouth, now of Kingston,
signed quitclaim of land in Plymouth left to her by her late husband
Isaac Tinkham to Hilkiah Tinkham of Plymouth, fisherman.

Isaac married King, Sarah on 17 Nov 1692 in Plymouth Colony, MA. Sarah died after 9 Dec 1734. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Based on age at death.

Notes:

Based on age at death.

Notes:

Unmarried. As "Mrs. Mary Tomson" on 3 DEC 1745 Jacob Tomson was
appointed to administer the estate of Mary Tomson late of Halifax
spinster.

Notes:

The will of Martha Tomson of Halifax dated 1 July 1760, presented
16 May 1770, names sister Sarah Tomson; Peter Jr., Francis, Nathan &
James sons of her brother Thomas Tomson, dec.; and children of brother
Jacob dec.

Notes:

The will of Sarah Tomson of Halifax dated 1 July 1760, presented 7
Jan. 1771, names sister Martha Tomson; Peter Jr., Francis, Nathan and
James, sons of her brother Thomas dec.; & children of her brother
Jacob dec.

Notes:

d. Middleboro bet. 19 Oct. 1724 and 23 June 1726 when his brothers
John & Ephraim Tomson were appointed admin. of his estate. Settlement
of the estate of Peter and Ebenezer Tomson "that deceased without
issue," dated 18 June 1728, names: eldest brother John Tomson,
brothers Ephraim, Shubael, Thomas, Francis & Jacob Tomson; sisters
Mary, Martha and Sarah Tomson.

Notes:

Died without issue.

Notes:

d. Middleboro bet. 19 Oct. 1724 & 22 March 1726/7, without issue, when
his brother John Tomson was appointed to administer his estate.

Notes:

On 7 Oct. 1734 John Tomson of Halifax was named administrator on the
estate of Francis Tomson. A division of 11 Feb. 1734 names brothers
and sisters Mary, Martha, Sarah, Ephraim, Jacob, John and Thomas
Tomson; nephews John and Thomas Tomson (sons of brother Shubael Tomson
dec.)