Contents |
Jonathan Emery, son of John, sen., and Mrs. Mary (Webster) Emery, made freeman April 19, 1691; married Mary Woodman, daughter of Mr. Edward Woodman, Nov. 29, 1676. [1] He was pressed at Newbury, Dec. 3, 1675, as a soldier for King Philip's War and was at the great Narragansett fight Dec. 19, 1675, and wounded in the shoulder.
Jonathan was listed in the tax lists of Gov. Andros: “An Invoyes of August, ’88. Newbury- Heads 1, Houses 2, Plow Lands 9, Meadow 4, Pastr 8, Horses 3, oxen 2, Cows 6, 3 yr old 2, 2 yr. old 1, 1 yr old 4, sheep 20, Hoggs 5”.[2]
His will was made Feb. 6, 1722-23 ; proved Oct. 7, 1723. Amount of inventory, two hundred and two pounds, two shillings ten pence. He died in Newbury, Sept. 29, 1723. His wife died Sept. 13, 1723.
Children, born in Newbury :
"Ye Sixth day of February… 1722/23- I Jonathan Emery of ye Towne of Newbury… carpenter… do make & ordaine this my last will & testament…
1- Imprimis I give unto my sons John Emery & to my Son Jonathan Emery each of them one shilling having payd them their portions already
2- I give to my sons Anthony Emery Stephen Emery & Edward Emery : to each of them one third part of my Marsh or meadow land at pine Iland Joyning unto ye meadow of Richard Dole Thomas Pike ect & in case my sd son Anthony leave no child : at his decease 3d Anthonys part of 3d meadow I give unto my son James Emery :
3- I give what shall be remaining due to me from my son Anthony Emery to my sons Stephen Emery Edward & James Emery & to my daughters Mary & Sarah Emery to each of them an equal share or part thereof.
4- I give to my two daughters Mary & Sarah Emery each of them one feather bead & ye furniture belonging to them.
5- I give my stock of cattle & other creturs & ye remainder of my household goods & other things both real & personal estate whatsoever- unto my sons & daughters : namly Anthony : Stephen- Edward & James Emery & Mary & Sarah Emery to each of them an equal part & share of it
6- my will is & I do appoint my loving & well beloved wife Mary Emery to be ye sole Executrix of this my will & I do apoynt her to Receive all my debts & to pay all my debts funeral charges ect : & I do give unto my sd wife all the reall & personal estate above mentioned (excepting only ye two beads & furniture) to use & improve for her comfort during her natural life & what & so much as shall be remaining at her decease : shall be divided unto my sons & daughters according as is above given unto them respectively…
Jonathan Emery
In ye presence of us…
Enoch Coffin
Brocklebank Samll Coffin
Joseph Coffin
Nathaniel Coffin"
"An Inventory taken of mr Jonathan Emmerys Estate Late of newbury Deceased this 5th day of octobr 1723 :
Reale Estate : to eight Akers of meadow att 8
pounds pr Aker :...........................................64 = 00 = 00
Personal estate : to 3 horse kind yt is a hors &
meare & colt : the hors 5 pound & ye mear att 3
pounds & the colt 2 pounds…………………10 = 00 = 00
To 2 oxen…………………………………………….. 09 – 10 – 00
To 4 cows…………………………………..………… 11 = 00 – 00
To 2 calfs………………………………………….......01 – 10 – 00
To 6 shep & 5 lambs [ ? ] out in the Spring.02 – 06 – 00
To 5 swine…………………………………………….03 = 00 = 00
Utensils for husbandry work To a cart & whels &
boxes…………………………………………………… 0 = 15 = 00
To a yoak & irons and cops & pin……………0 – 04 – 00
To 2 forck & rak & five……………………………..0 – 08 – 00
To 4 stock bands to [ ? ] chain to horse
tackling……………………...................................0 – 19 – 00
To a how & shovel & feling ax & pinchers.0 – 06 = 00
To a betel & shead & 2 sled lids & a brack.0 – 10 = 00
Carpenders Tools to an Ades & a holeing Ades to
sqar to 4 ogers…………..................................1 = 02 – 06
To a broad ax & compases & chesels & gouge.0 = 06 = 06
To shave & saw & plains…………....................0 – 02 – 00
Househ goods to 3 feather beeds 6 coverleds & 3
blankets……………………..................................24 = 09 – 0
To Linen 7 shetes 6 pilibers & tabil Lenen 4 piliows &
4 bolsters…............................................05 = 15 = 0
Curtains & 3 bedsteds…………………………….03 = 10 = 0
2 iron pots & hooks warming pan & skilit &
andirons……………….......................................03 = 10 = 0
Trammel & tongs & fier shovel chafing dish &
spit…………………..............................................00 = 7 = 6
For [ ? ] & tabl to a dozen of trenchers to
puter…………………….......................................01 – 11 – 6
To earthen wear & glases to wooden wair &
chayrs……………….........................................02 – 00 = 10
To a Lamp & a boxe iron & baskets wooden
wear………………….........................................00 – 16 – 00
Stilyards & books 3 bages yarne hemp
tobacoo……………………….............................03 = 15 – 00
Bedcord hops woole by clothing & cloth.07 = 06 = 00
by my mothers clothing………………………..11 – 00 = 00
by 200 of bords by dung about 10 lods
tornops……………………….............................01 = 03 = 00
by about 92 boshel of graine & 16 lods of
hay………………………….................................29 = 16 = 00
by flax & hemp not brok to apels for cyder.01 – 04 – 00
debts due to & from said estate uncertain
...................................................................202 = 02 = 10
Anthony Emery
John Noyes
Joseph Lunt
Joseph Ilsley"[9]
This week's featured connections are World War II Heroes: Jonathan is 14 degrees from Sarah Baring, 13 degrees from Virginia Goillot, 19 degrees from Christina Granville, 10 degrees from Bill Halsey, 13 degrees from Hedy Lamarr, 13 degrees from George Marshall, 16 degrees from Ron Middleton, 14 degrees from Frank Pickersgill, 19 degrees from Mary Reid, 21 degrees from Charles Upham, 22 degrees from Bram Vanderstok and 35 degrees from Waverly Woodson on our single family tree. Login to see how you relate to 33 million family members.
E > Emery > Jonathan Emery Sr.
Categories: King Philip's War