 Bef 1678 - 1725 (> 47 years)
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| Name |
Richard POMEROY |
| Born |
Bef 1678 |
| Gender |
Male |
| Died |
BY April 1725 |
| Person ID |
I61447 |
4 February 2018 |
| Last Modified |
9 Nov 2020 |
| Family |
Deliverance BERRY, d. BY 1725? |
| Married |
14 Feb 1698 |
| Children |
| | 1. Richard POMEROY, b. C 1700?, d. BY 1761 ASSESS |
| | 2. Elizabeth POMEROY, b. Bef 1701, d. Aft 1746 (Age > 47 years) |
| | 3. Jane POMEROY, b. 12 Feb 1702?, d. 12 Apr 1784?, Georgetown, Lincoln, ME?  |
| | 4. Benjamin POMEROY, b. [1707], d. Bef 1790 CENSUS? |
| | 5. Deliverance POMEROY, b. *[1704-1708], d. 6 Jun 1734?, Kittery, York, ME? |
| | 6. Mary POMEROY, b. *[1704-1710], d. [1748] |
| | 7. William POMEROY, b. *[1704-1710], d. 12 May 1758, Eastern River, Frankfort [Pownalborough] |
| | 8. John POMEROY, b. 1710S?, d. Aft 1754 |
| | 9. Chelsea |
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| Family ID |
F19988 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
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| Notes |
- New Hampshire State Papers: Several early. 3:548 Richard Pumrey r Bloody Point, Dover petition with others 15 July 1713
Rockingham County Land Records: Nil
Suffolk County Common Pleas Court: Nil
Suffolk County Registry Books: Nil
York County Court Records -1760: Nil
Children
Other children would not be of age in 1725, that is to say born after 1704. No other quit claim deeds to John Knight found.
John Pomeroy is probably not a son.
Benjamin calls William a brother in 1784 deposition.
Robert: Deed 1725. "Eldest son"
Elizabeth: Deed 1725
Jane: Deed 1725
Two successive baptisms in the Congregational records in North Yarmouth are of William Pomeroy and a child of Thomas Frank m Anna Babbage, Frank being a son of Thomas Frank m Rachel Pomeroy.
- Genealogical Dictionary of Maine and New Hampshire
p 561
Richard Pomeroy. Fisherman. Shoals May 1660. In 1660 he failed to prosecute Richard Symmons who was given costs; in 1668 given due bill to Aaron Ferris, who succs sued him in 1670, in which year he made over his Hog Island plantation to Thomas Daniel for debt. At Hog Island 1672 with a new shallop built by John Seward, and acknowledged a paper as Mr "Pumry." Grand Jury 1674. Portsmouth tax abated March 1679-1680. Presumably he who witnessed for 8 [Thomas Pomeroy m Rebecca Brookings] and 9 [William Pomeroy m Elizabeth] 1683-4, but kinship can only be guessed at. Called "Sr" 1672, it might be assumed he had a son Richard.
Possibly the same as:
Richard Pomeroy. Newington. where one of the name owned land in 1689. In May 1694 he denied Elizabeth Twombley's charge, his bondsman Ens William Furber and John Bickford; the latter and Nathan Knight bondsmen, when he was ordered to support the child.
Lists 60 [Province Treasurer's Account 1693], 343 [Parish Meeting 21 January 1712/13 Newington]
He married 14 February 1697/8 Deliverance Berry (see 9); dead in May 1725 when 3 children sold in Newington to John Knight
Children:
Richard Pomeroy. Falmouth. "Oldest son," but no other found. Had wife Hannah.
Elizabeth Pomeroy m in Newington 1 March 1720/1 Nathan Spinney. One Elizabeth Pomeroy m John Marsh in Greenlaw 20 May 1714.
Jane Pomeroy. Newington. of age and single in 1725
Deliverance Pomeroy. Apparently not the widow. m Oyster River 12 September 1728 Joseph Wormwood.
- Rockingham County Registry of Deeds
Volume 14 Page 2122
Jane Pomery spinster Newington
Capt John Night gentleman Newington
6 pounds
20 acres in Newington described
which land was late of estate of Richard Pomery
21 April 1725
Jane Pomry [Her mark]
Wit: Clement Hughes, Willm Knight
Recorded 3 April 1725
Volume 14 Page 234
Richard Pomry Falmouth eldest son of Richard Pumry late of Newington yeoman
John Knight gentleman Newington
19 10 -
20 acres in Newington
being the proper estate of his said father Richard Pomry Decd
18 May 1725
Richard Pomory
Wit: John Hamond, Nathan Spinney, Hannah Hammons
Received 19 May 1725
Volume 14 Page 211
Nathan Speney husbandman Kittery and wife Elizabeth
Capt John Night gentleman Newington
6 pounds
land in Newington
20 acres
which tract or parcell of land was late the estate of Richard Pomory late of Newington aforesaid deceased who was father to the said Elizabeth Spiney
21 April 1725
Nathan Spiney
Elizabeth Spiney [Her mark]
Wot: Clement Hughes, Willm Knght
Received 3 May 1725
- New Hampshire Wills and Probate Card Index
[4787/5276]
Agnes Pumery now Agnes Mathes
see Agnes Mathes widow Portsmouth
8 February 1720/1
[4788/]
Pomreis Land 1671 Volume 3 Page 781
Goodman Pomrey's land Volume 3 Page 78a
Pomryes Cove 1664 Volume 3 Page 106b
[4789/]
Abigall Pomrey daughter of Joseph bound to John Bowman 27 June 1676 Volume 5 Page 16
[4790/]
Agnis Gerrish alias Pumery House inhabited by 26 April 1694 Volume 5 Page 73
[4791/]
Eleazer Pomeroy r Northfield, Mass to Joseph Burt
share of land on Concord (Lisbon)
16 August 1763
Volume 10 Page 230
[4792/]
Elizabeth Pomry witness 1672 Volume 3 Page 68a
[4793/]
Elizabeth Pomy widow administratrix Joseph Pomry Estate 30 June 1674, 30 December Volume 5 Page 6
[4794/]
Jane Pomery r Newington to John Knight land in Newington 21 April 1725 Volume 14 Page 212
[4795/]
John Pomrey son o Joseph aged 5 years the 20 of January last 27 June 1676 Volume 5 Page 16
[4796/]
Joseph Pomrey r Isles of Sholes and John Banfield r Portsmouth from Abraham Corbett r Kittery
land and building at Strawberry Bank Portsmouth 14 June 1669 Volume 3 Page 26a
[4797/]
Joseph Pomry Estate administration granted to Elizabeth widow 30 June 1674
Inventory of 82 7 - Volume 5 Page 6
[4798/]
Joseph Pomery Estate
inventory taken after his wife's decease 77 15 - Number 41
Volume 1 Page 150
[4799/]
Joseph Pomry and Eliz estate of Administration granted to John Hunking Volume 5 Page 6
30 December 1674
Joseph Pomry Estate administration grated to John Pickering 29 June 1675 Volume 5 Page 9
[4800/]
Joseph Pomry two children one "putt to goodm: Bowmans of Portsmo to Nurse & Keepe" "the other child whch Mr Jno Hunking hath taken to Keep as his own" Volume 5 Page 9 29 June 1675
Children mentioned 30 December 1674 Volume 5 Page 6
[4801/]
Jos Pomrey two children John aged 5 bound to John Hunking & Abigall a young child bound to John Bowman Volume 5 page 16 27 June 1676
Joseph Pomrey estate Jno Pickerin made oath unto the inventory Court orders that John Bowman who tooke one of sd Pomreys children shall have 12 pounds Volume 5 Page 18 27 June 1676
[4802/]
Jopseph Pomeroy Estate by Admin John Pickerin to Phillip Tuker r Isles of Shoales
land pomrey and John Banfield bough ot Abraham Corbet also house
14 October 1677 Volume 3 Page 131b
[4803/]
Medad Pomeroy r Northfield, Mass to Joseph Burt r Westoreland
share of land in Concord (Lisbon)
9 November 1763
Volume 105 Page 230
[4804/]
Rebecka Pomerie wife of Tho daughter of Wm and Mary Brookein 4 July 1679 Volume 4 Page 43b
[4805/]
Rich Pomry Aron Feris
verdict for plantiff
Volume 2 Page 160
28 June 1670
[4806/]
Rich Pomry grand juror Court of Portsmouth Volume Page 1
Rich Pomroy Sr confest a judgment of sum dure John Seaward Volume 5 Page 3
30 June 1674
[4807/]
Richard Pumery witness Volume 4 Page 43b
1684
[4808/]
Richard Pomery land of Volume 6 page 309 1689
[4809/]
Richard Pomory r Falmouth, York oldest son of Richard Pury late of Newington to John Knight Newington
land in Newington 18 May 1725
Volume 14 Page 234
[4810/]
Robert Pomroy witness Volume 4 page 16
1688
[4811/]
Seth Pomeroy r North Hampton from Israel Calkin r Walpole
land and buildings in Walpole
26 November 1762
Volum 64 Page 536
[4812/]
Sham Pomeroy r Northfield, Mass to Joseph Burth r Northfield
land in Concord (Lisbon)
16 December 1763 Volume 106 Page 543
[4814/]
Thomas and Rebecka Pumerie after their decease Thomas Pumerie Jr
from William and Mary Brookein
land in Sagamore Creek Portsmouth
for bounds see under date 11 October 1684 same page
4 July 1679 Volume 4 Page 43b
[4815/]
Thomas Pumery r Portsmouth and Rebecca Rouse mother of said Pumery
to Thomas Rouse r Portsmouth
land and house in Portsmouth
10 December 1696
Volume 9 Page 643
[4816/]
Theo Pomeroy No Pub in Uppr Shadwell near London Volume 6 Page 158 1697
[4817/]
Thomas Pumroy estate Portsmouth
letter of administration to Rebecca Rouse formrly widow of Thomas
6 June 1713/4
Volume 7 Page 126 also Volume 5 Page 133
[4818/]
Thomas Pummery estate Inventory No 414
Volume 6 Page 507
[4919/]
Thomas Pumroy Estate
Children
Susanna ae 13
Tho ae 11
Rebcca ae 9
Wm ae 9
Richd ae 2
Eliza ae 5mo
No 414
- Readex Newspaper Database University of Maine Folger Library
There are also John Pomeroy and Ebenezer Pomeroy in the early 1700s.
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Advertisement page [2], iss. 1061
Date May 28, 1724
Source
Boston News-Letter (published as The BOSTON News-Letter.)
Place(s) of Publication Boston, Massachusetts
Adevertisements
Whereas Robert Brock aged about Eighteen Years, short Hair, Pock Fretten, did on the 26th Instant, desert from his Master Capt Richard Pomeroy of the Eagle Galley; These are therefore to defise all Masters of Vessels not to entertain the said Brock, but to send him to his said Master at Capt Greenough's Wharff, and they shall be well rewarded. PS He had on when he left his Master a Pee Jacket, and a Hat cut round; He is a Sailmaker by Trade: The Gentlemen of that business are desired not to employ him.
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Boston page [2], iss. 4
Date October 18, 1731
Source
Weekly Rehearsal (published as The Weekly Rehearsal.)
Place(s) of Publication Boston, Massachusetts
Boston
...
The Small Pox was discovered here the last Week, and is now at Mr Brooks's at the Head of the Town Dock, at Mr Beale's in Charter Street near Dr Archibalds, and at Capt Pomeroy's next Door to Mrs Gilbert's. The Select Men of the Town have taken Care to place Guards at these Houses, to prevent the spreading of the Infection.
...
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Shipping News page [2], iss. 1065
Date June 25, 1724
Source
Boston News-Letter (published as The BOSTON News-Letter.)
Place(s) of Publication Boston, Massachusetts
...
Shipping News
...
cleared Out...Rich. Pomroy...for Barbadoes
...
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Advertisement page [2], iss. 619
Date November 8, 1731
Source
Boston Gazette (published as THE Boston Gazette)
Place(s) of Publication Boston, Massachusetts
Boston Nov 8 1731
Yesterday two Persons were taken with the Small Pox of the Dolphin Tavern, and one of Capt Pomroy's Children, the Family first visited. There are upon the best Information, four Persons in Town now sick of the said Distemper, viz the two abovementioned, a Woman near Capt Bulfinch's and a Child at the Botton of the Common
By Order of the Select Men
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