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[16492] Sarah m. James Sawyer (b. Ipswich, MA) and had John Sawyer who m. Rebecca Stanford - their daughter Rebecca m. Samuel Skillings and had Samuel, Jr. (who m. Mary Mitchell and had Emma, wife of Thomas Johnson).
"Torrey's Marriages" in the NEHGS database offers: "BUSECOT, Peter - Peter (-1692±) & 2/wf Mary [BISHOP]? (1664-1692+, 1702+); Boston/Warwick, RI {Austin's Dict. 33; Sv. 1:144, 186; Essex Ant. 8:125; Boddie 192, 200; Stone Anc. (1930) 49}"
http://www.peculiarpress.com/genealogy/SOULE/Buzecot1.htm offers: "The following information and wording of documents is from The Genealogical Dictionary of Rhode Island; comprising Three Generations of Settlers Who Came Before 1690 (With many families carried to the Fourth Generation) by John Osborne Austin (1887), published by the Baltimore Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc.
Boston, Massachusetts; Warwick, Rhode Island.
He was a blacksmith.
1636, Sep. 6. He was "censured for drunkenness to be whipped, and to have twenty stripes sharply inflicted, and fined 5 pounds, for slighting the Magistrates, or what they could do, saying they could but fine him." His fine was remitted to 20 shillings.
1638, Dec. 4. He and Richard Geaves, for quarreling and fighting were referred to the court at Salem.
1643, Hartford. He had a trial to make nails with less loss and at as cheap a rate as Thomas Hurlbut.
1647, Sep. 2. Fined 20 shillings for resisting the watch.
1648, Jun. 5. Warwick. He was recorded as an inhabitant; and had 6 acre house lot granted him the same year.
1648, Oct. 17. The court (at Hartford) sentenced him to be committed to prison "there to be kept in safe custody till the sermon, and then to stand in the time thereof in the pillory, and after the sermon to be severely whipped." (He had spoken profanely of the members of the church.)
1649, Jan. 18. He sold John Wickes, all his right in a meadow adjacent to Pawtuxet River, for "three quarts of sack, which I have received and am fully satisfied for the same."
1649, Jul. 26. It was ordered that the smith, Peter Busecot, have a lot against Mr. Holliman's lot, and that in case he build upon another man's lot, he shall not forfeit his own for want of building upon it, notwithstanding any further orders to the contrary; "and this to be no precedent," &c.
1651, Mar. 18. Town Sergeant, being chosen in place of John Cook, displaced for misdemeanor.
1651, May 5. Ordered "that the ditch that Peter Busecot made by the side of his lot shall stand, he giving 16 shillings towards the making the highway over the run unto the Neck, by his lot, although some part of the ditch may not be on his own land."
1653, Feb. 7. He was granted a 6 acre lot in some place where it may not be prejudicial, at the discretion of the layers out, which he is to have in full satisfaction for his bill for pay, due him for service due the town.
1655, Jan. 8. He bought of Edward Andrews, all his housing, and three lots of 6 acres each, for 20 pounds, &c., to be paid as follows: one cow, now at John Coggeshall's, on Rhode Island, to be delivered before May 1st, prized by two indifferent persons; 3 pounds to be paid in good peage at money pay, and settled on or before February 14th, and 7 pounds more (the cow and the 3 pounds aforesaid, to be settled up by Michaelmas next); also 10 pounds, to be paid in peage Sep. 29th, 1657, at money pay, and at same time 25 shillings, for forbearance of last payment. Possession not to be immediate, but provided for.
1655. Freeman.
1657. He was sued by Ezekiel Holliman, for debt, by Thomas Bradley, for slander, and by Abigail Sweet, for tresspass and slander, and he brought suit against Thomas Bradley, for both debt and slander.
1659, May 4. He sold Anthony Low, the dwelling house bought of Edward Andrews, as also new shop and 6 acres that house stands and on six other lots adjoining, with commonage, for full satisfaction.
1663, Aug. 5. He and wife Mary, sold a house and lot to Anthony Low.
1681, Jul. 4. He made agreement with Hugh Stone, deeding him 12 acres, but not to be molested in quiet and peaceable possession of his house while he lives, and also to retain for life, orchard on said 12 acres, and privilege of enclosing 3 acres for his use while he lives. His son-in-law to give him a cow already agreed on, and at Peter's death, the house, orchard and all the 12 acres to belong to Hugh Stone. If Peter died within two years, his son-in-law Hugh Stone, was to pay 2 pounds, 10 shillings, to assignees of said Peter Busecot. Both signed the agreement.
1692 - He and wife deeded land.
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From Richard C. Stone's book The Stone Family originating in Rhode Island, 1866:
The records show Peter Busecot, the father-in-law of Hugh Stone, among the earlier settlers of Warwick. His name is associated with Samuel Gorton, Randall Holden, Esekiel Holliman (the man who baptized Roger Williams), Richard Carder, and some thirty original proprietors and share-holders in the arrangements, settings off, and grants from 1643 to 1670. Peter Busecot was by trade a blacksmith, and though possessed of a small landed estate was never affluent. He was evidently restless in his disposition, occasionally engaged in lawsuits, frequently petitioning the town authorities for privileges, and almost a land broker, judging by the frequencies of his sales and purchases. The following is a sample of some of the Deeds of that age, of the town of Warwick: "Know all men by these presents, that I, Peter Busecot, of the town of Warwick and Providence Plantations, have soulde unto Thomas Relph of said town, all that my dwelling house and housen and lands that I bought of George Belden, a part of which was given for maintaining a water power to serve Quinnimicote and Warwick. Dated 1655." This was bought of Belden in 1654, and by him bought of Thomas Thornicraft, to whom it was originally granted, in 1647. It will be remembered that Warwick was settled in 1642, being the last of the four principal settlements in Rhode Island. Providence in 1636, by Roger Williams; Porthmouth in 1638 by John Coddington; Wickford in 1640 by Richard Smith, and Warwick in 1642 by Samuel Gorton. Of the nationality of our maternal grandfather we cannot determine with certainty, it is, however, most probably French. His name is spelt variously, Bazecot, Buzicot, Bussecott and Busecot, and is probably pronounced according to the French ending of t, as if written Buseco, and that he emigrated to this country and State with the Tourtelots, Frys, Nichols, Tarbeaux, Tourjes and other Huguenots, driven from their own country by the Revocation of the Edict of Nantz. Be that as it may, we find him in Warwick, in 1643. Notwithstanding the restless character of our common ancestor, we find him much beloved and respected; every petition of his which came before the court and council of Warwick, was granted; and when his only son, Peter, Jr., was wounded in the leg by the accidental discharge of a gun, in the hands of another boy, a town meeting was called, and funds were raised, and the young man sent to Newport that he might receive the best surgical aid the country afforded - and when, in spite of all attention and care, the young man died, the town was again convened, resolutions tendering their sympathy to the afflicted parents and sisters were passed, and the expenses of the funeral paid by the generous colonists. The death of this young man left Peter Busecot with but two surviving children, Mary, the wife of Peter Spencer of Norwich, Conn., and Abigail, who, as we have before stated, was the wife of our ancestor.
b. ca 1620 France
d. ca 1692 Warwick (RI)
m. Mary1 May, immigrant
Children of Peter and Mary (____) Buzigot (order uncertain)
i. Abigail b. ca 1642, d. 1723, m. Hugh Stone
ii. Peter b. 1646
iii. Mary b, 1648, d. 1714, m. Peter Spicer
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Joan (Hurst) (Rogers) Tilley had several children by her first husband who remained in England. "The Mayflower Quarterly" 62:56ff. features an article about Joan. http://www.mayflowerhistory.com/Passengers/JoanHurst.php offers in 2003: "Joan Hurst was born in 1567/8 in Henlow, Bedford, England, the daughter of William and Rose Hurst. She married first to Thomas Rogers in 1593 (not related to the Mayflower passenger Thomas Rogers). With her husband Thomas, she had a daughter Joan, baptized on 26 May 1594 in Henlow. When Thomas died, around 1594 or thereabouts, she remarried to John Tilly in 1596. John and Joan (Hurst)(Rogers) Tilley came on the Mayflower in 1620, bringing with them daughter Elizabeth. Joan, along with her husband, died the first winter at Plymouth, orphaning their 13-year old daughter Elizabeth in the New World. Elizabeth would later marry to Mayflower passenger John Howland." See also "Plymouth Colony: Its History and People, 1620-1691)," Eugene Aubrey Stratton (Ancestry Publishing, Provo, UT, 1986), p. 312.
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[48360] Bestey and Joseph had Moses Lyman Carr (1815-1874), Lucy Jordan Carr Morrison (1821-1888) & William Carr (1824-1897).
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[47861] "The Bangor Daily News [Bangor, Maine]," 24 July 1958, p. 16: "Bucksport - Mrs. Lowena (Leach) Gross, 51, died Wednesday at a Castine hospital following a long illness. She was born in Orland, May 4, 1907, daughter of Wendell and Winifred (Snowman) Leach. She attended Bucksport schools and was graduated from the Eastern Maine Conference Seminary and also from Bryant Stratton Business College in Boston. She was a member of the WSCS of the Franklin Street Methodist Church and was also a member of the church. She was also a member of the October Club and the C and E Club. She is survived by her husband, Frederic; her parents, a son, Richard, two grandchildren, two uncles, and several nieces, nephews and cousins."
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