John Andrews (aft. 1622 - 1662)

Born after 1622 in Norwich, Norfolk, England

Died 13 Mar 1662 before age 40 in Ipswich, Essex, Massachusetts Bay Colony

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Biography

Genealogical Records

Published Genealogical Information

• Secondary Source, H. Franklin Andrews, Atty at Law; History of the Andrews Family. A Genealogy of Robert Andrews, and his Descendants, 1635 to 1890, ^[1] Data:

1. ) Andrews Genealogy; page 44, 45: Will of Robert Andrews, 1 March 1643:
   1. ) In y^e name of God Amen. I Robert Andrews of Ipswich in New England being of perfect understanding & memory doe make this my last will & testiment.
      1. ) Imprimis, I commend my soul into the hands of my mercifull Creator & Redeemer and I doe commit my body after my departure out of this world to be buryed in seemly manner by my friends &c.
      2. ) Concerning my estate, Imprimis. I doe make my eldest son, John Andrews my executor.
      3. ) Item, I give unto my wife Elizabeth Andrews forty pounds, & to John Griffin the son of Humfrey Griffin sixteen pounds to be paid unto him when he shall be twenty one years & if he shall dy before he comes to that age, it shall return to my two sonnes John & Thomas Andrews.
      4. ) Item, concerning my son Thomas Andrews my will is that he shall live with his brother John Andrews 3 years, two of which he shall be helpfull to his brother John Andrews in his husbandry, & the last of the 3 years he shall go to scole to recover his learning, & if he shall go to the University, or shall set himselfe upon some other way of living, his brother John shall allow him ten pounds by the yeer for four yeers & then fifteen pounds by the yeer for two yeers succeeding after.
      5. ) Item, concerning the fourscore pounds, which is to be paid unto my son in law Franklyn's daughter, Elizabeth Franklyn, my will is that if she dy before the debt is due, it shall be thus disposed of, ten pounds of it shall go to my son Daniel Hovey's child, Daniel Hovey my grandchild, & the other seventy pounds shall be divided between my two sonnes John & Thomas Andrews & if those my two sons should dy, then thirty pounds of it should be divided between my 3 kinsmen John, Thomas & Robert Bnrnam by equal portions & twenty more should go to Humfrey Griffins two other sonnes & the other twenty shall go to Daniel Hovey.
   2. ) And because my son John Andrews is yet under age. I doe commend him unto Thomas Howlett as his guardian untill he shall come of age.
   3. ) Witnesses hereof: William Knight; John Whipple; Thomas Scott. Joseph Metcalfe.
   4. ) Signed with the marke of Robert Andrews.
   5. ) This will was proved in y^e court held at Ipswich 26^th of y^e first month 1644.
2. ) Andrews Genealogy; page 54, 55: JOHN ANDREWS (15) son of Robert, probably born in England; mentioned as the eldest son and a minor in his father's will, March 1, 1643; sometimes called Corporal, was a baker, and had wife Sarah, who died April 29, 1666. He died intestate at Ipswich, March 13, 1662.
   1. ) He was an inhabitant of Ipswich in 1646, when he with others gives a day's work to carting binds, the rate towards the cart bridge, then just built, where the stone bridge now is ; with the title of " Jun'r." he subscribed towards Major Dennison's allowance in 1648.
   2. ) John Andrews, of Ipswich, husbandman, sold to wid. Mary Webster, of same town, to the use of her and her children, all y^e island lately in possession of George Carr, twenty acres more or less, bounded by the Labour-in-Vain Creek, west, Thomas Emerson's farm south east, Thomas Boreman's farm on the north east, which said Island lyeth in the town of Ipswich. Acknowledged 14, 8 1652.
   3. ) John Andrews, of Ipswich, yeoman, and Sarah, his wife, sold to Mr Richard Dumer, of same towne, all that my bowse and howse lott of about one acre, be it more or less, with the barne, stable, orchyard, Dunge, Garden fences & other App'tenances (commonly called the white house in hill street). Richard Wattles north west, Philip Call north east, Henry Finder south east. Widow Quilter south west, Mr. Ayres north west, Richard Wattles north east in part, land of Mr. William Norton east in part. Nov. 14, 1659.
   4. ) He was a surveyor of highways in 1661.
   5. ) John Andrews & wife Sarah, of Ipswich, sold to William Fellows, his farm on the south side of the river bounded by a brook called Mile brook, west; the land of Mr. Saltonstall, called the forty acres, north west; the common, north east and south east; John Tuttles, south in part; a swamp called Walker's swamp south in part. Also, about 20 acres in Chebacco, in Ipswich aforesaid, bounded with the land of the widow Hoffield towards the South West, land of John Andrews Sen^r, South East & East with a great creek towards the North & North West. Also, about 6 or 8 acres in Hogg Island Marsh, the South East end butting towards Chebacco River, and in Ipswich aforesaid. Feb. 17, 1659.
   6. ) Corporal John Andrews, died intestate & the Inv. of his estate taken May 23, 1662, by John Dowlettell,
      1. ) John Hathorne & Andrew Mansfield - £1116. 18. 4.
      2. ) Estates Debter - - - £758. 11. 0.
      3. ) The real estate consisted of one dwelling house, Two barnes, a bake house, An Orchard. Farm one hundred acres of upland and meadow. Sworn to by Mr. Thomas Andrews, y^e 27,4, '62, the Adm^r.
      4. ) The value of the crops &c. refered to the Court at Ipswich who is to order the same partly because the farm is mortgaged and partly because of the failing of the crops by reason of the present drouth And the said Adm^r have liberty to further perfect the Inventory, and bring it into the next court at Ipswich, and furthermore is ordered to take care and provide for the widow out of the estate until the said court held at Ipswich.
      5. ) Thomas Andrews, the adm'r, was brother of the deceased, and the same who was the school-master.
   7. ) Children of John and Sarah Andrews:
      1. ) John Andrews (16.)
      2. ) Sarah (Andrews) Cannon (17. )

Research Notes

1. ) 2021-03-05: Probably one and the same as Sarah Andrews (1650-1718), Need more research. Seems Cannon and Conant may be transcription variants of the same handwritten name.
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Sources

1. ↑ Andrew, H. Franklin;History of the Andrews Family. A Genealogy of Robert Andrews, and his Descendants, 1635 to 1890, Audubon, Iowa; William E. Brinkerhoff, 1890. Public Domain.

Other Sources

• Massachusetts Deaths and Burials, 1795-1910, database, FamilySearch (Rev date: 17 January 2020), John Andrewes, 1662.

• Davis, Walter Goodwin, The Ancestry of Annis Spear, 1775-1858 of Litchfield Maine; (Portland, Me.: Southworth-Anthoensen, 1945) (cites: Records and Files, etc., VI:410; VIII: 191-2) p. 153, 154