INGERSOLL, Thomas

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• Residence: 1820, Oil City, PA

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Went to Pennsylvania and settled there.

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• Residence: 1769, Pleasant River (Addison), ME

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"William Ingersoll, the first Ingersoll settler, known as Governor Ingersoll, came to Columbia in 1779 from Yarmouth, Me. He married Elizabeth Knowles; built a house in Epping, then so called, but in the town of Columbia, a little southeast of the corner on what has been known as the Ingersoll farm. ... He with others built a mill which was burned, and the place where it was located is now known as the "Burnt Mill Rips." Was listed in a census he was living there with his daughter Rebecca (Ingersoll) Drisko and her family in 1784 SOUR: @S62@ PAGE: p. 257 SOUR: @S310@ PAGE: p. 129, 141

William married KNOWLES, Elizabeth. Elizabeth (daughter of KNOWLES, Samuel and ELWELL, Sarah) was born about 1758 in Pleasant River, ME; died after 1810. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Religion: apparently a Quaker since he appeared in the Falmouth Friends
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• Milit-Beg: 1 Jun 1725
• Will: 9 Apr 1755

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Benjamin married HUNT, Mary on 16 Nov 1711. Mary (daughter of HUNT, William and NEWMAN, Sarah) was born on 12 Feb 1689 in Ipswich, MA; died on 10 May 1733 in Falmouth, ME; was buried in Portland, ME. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Occupation: a yeoman
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• Residence: Abt 1743, Falmouth, ME
• Milit-Beg: Between 1776 and 1778

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Samuel married ELWELL, Sarah on 29 Dec 1754 in Falmouth, ME. Sarah (daughter of ELWELL, David and MARINER, Sarah) was born in Jul 1730 in Gloucester, MA; died after 1784 in Addison, ME. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Joseph married COE, Sarah about 1670. Sarah (daughter of COE, Matthew and WAKELEY, Elizabeth) was born on 14 Mar 1650/1 in Gloucester, MA; died on 29 Jan 1714 in Gloucester, MA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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William married NEWMAN, Sarah on 9 Jun 1684 in Ipswich, MA. Sarah (daughter of NEWMAN, John and SMITH, Sarah) was born on 23 Aug 1665 in Ipswich, MA; died on 18 Aug 1723 in Ipswich, MA; was buried in Ipswich, MA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Occupation: a mariner and sometime shopkeeper
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• Residence: 1717, Windham, CT

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From Libby’s Knowles genealogy:22     “As a boy Nathaniel Knowles evedently woud rather go to sea than to school; for, although he belonged to an educated family, he did not learn to write. After his marriage his father attempted to establish him by giving him a large quantity of land in the new settlement at Windham, Conn., in that part of the town which is not wht town of Scotland; but in a few years he had evidently run through with this, and in a Windham deed he is called ‘of Branford, Conn.,” 27 Mar 1724, when he sold the last of his land at Windham. At Branford he bargained for a house, a shop, and two acres of land, in an instrument dated 8 Aug. 1722, but he did not get his deed until 21 Aug. 1724. Two years from that time he quit claimed his equity in the house and a half acre of the land, an acre and a half having been already levied on by a creditor, 18 Mar. 1724/5. At Branford he attempted to keep a store, and also was licensed as an innkeeper, enterprises which only a keen man could carry on successfully without an elementary education. After his house was gone he continued to live at Branford, doubtless going back to his early choice as sailor. Suits for debts appear in the court, and he was also arrested for having in his possession a man’s purse containing a large sum, but on surrendering this and showing penitence he was discharged with a small fine. A lawsuit in Apr. 1730 gives us his last appearance at Branford, except what we may infer from the marriage of his daughter a few months later; and the only evidence that he removed to Provincetown is found in a military roll in which his youngest son gave his birthplace as ‘Cape Cod,’ an expression which at that time meant Provincetown, where all the inhabitants were squatters, a law of the Province prohibiting the purchase of lands from the Indians. Whether he died at Provincetown or in his father’s house we can only doubtfully infer from his father’s will, which was evidently prompted by his prodigal but beloved son’s lying at death’s door. In one part of the will the father speaks of his son Nathaniel as alive, and in another part he calls Elizabeth a widow.”

Nathaniel married BACON, Elizabeth on 25 Apr 1717 in Windham, CT. Elizabeth (daughter of BACON, Jacob and KNIGHT, Elizabeth) was born on 6 May 1692 in Roxbury, MA; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Residence: 1743, Cape Elizabeth, ME

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David married MARINER, Sarah on 28 Oct 1727 in Gloucester, MA. Sarah (daughter of MARINER, John Jr. and SAWYER, Sarah) was born on 7 Jan 1709 in Gloucester, MA; died in Mar 1732 in Gloucester, MA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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