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- Source: Family Tree Maker CD215 Vital Records: Rhode Island, 1500s-1900s, R.I. Genealogical Register, Vol. 15, Abstracts Pre-Revolutionary Newport Wills, Copyright Genealogy.com, April 13, 2002:
"Weeden, William, of Newport, weak and low. Will, (all dates los)t, pgs 55,53,54. Mentions: My father B____. Brothers Joseph Weeden & Jeremiah Weeden. Cousin Francis Weeden. Cousin William Weeden son of my ______ Joseph Weeden. Jeremiah Weeden & William Weeden sons of my brother Jeremiah Weeden. Witness: Charles Gerrard, Samuel Clarke, ___ ____."
Same sourc CD - Pre-Revolutionary Wills: Weeden, Thomas, of Newport, weaver. Will dated 1 October 1714, proved 11 Jan 1715, pages 57-58. Mentions wife Grace. Sons Samuel Weeden under 16 & Thomas Weeden under 16. Daughter Mary Weeden under 21. Brother William Weeden. Witnesses: Jeremiah Weeden, Caleb Clarke, Daniel Taber.
Same source CD - North Kingston Land Evidence: Pages 96-98. Philip Weeden of Newport shoemaker & An ____ his wife RI weaver ____ A land in ____ bounded: ____ S common _____ _____ Samuel Worder ____; N ___ common woods, water. Dated ____ Nove 1698, ack Newport Nov. 169_, rec lost. Signed: ---- , An___. Withness: Jeremiah Weeden, Nicholas Mosher.
Same source CD- South Kingston Land Evidence: Pages 152-155. Phillip Weeden of Newport shoemaker * Anne Weeden his wife for pounds-40 to Jeremiah Clarke, Jr. of Newport, Weaver. dtd & acknowledged 19 Nov 1698 Newport. Witnesses: Jeremiah Weeden, Nicholas Mosher.
Same source CD - Rhode Island Genealogical Register: Clark, Jeremiah, of Newport, yeoman. Will dated 13 June 1728, codicil dated 13 Jun 172__, proved 3 Feb. 1728(/9), pages 121-123. Mentions: Wife Anne. Sons Weston Clarke, James Clarke, Samuel Clarke dec, Jeremiah Clarke, & Henry Clarke. Daughters _____ Greenman, & Sarah Weeden. Daughter Sarah Weeden rec'd pounds-30 by the will but codicill states that she has died. The 4 sons of my dec son Samuel Clarke viz: John, Audly, Samuel, & Daniel Clarke. The children of my deceased daughter ____ Weeden viz: Jeremiah Weeden, William Weeden, Calab Weeden, Francis ____ (can't tell from the spelling if a male or female; thus in this will the testator mentioned his deceased daughter Francis Sanford), Anne Weeden now Ann Sanford, Mary Weeden now M___ _____ & Margaret Weeden. The children of my deceased daughter Francis Sanford viz: Samuel Sanford, William Sanford, John Sanford, Francis Sanford now Gardner, and Sarah Sanford now Sarah Paul. Son-in-law Jeremiah --- no surname given. Withness: will ___ ____, Samuel Bayley, Roger Hurrell; witness codicil: Samuel Baley, Roger Harrelll, Anne Weeden.
Same source CD- Abstracts of Washington County, Rhode Island Court of Common Pleas Records, by Nellie M. C. Beaman; Washington County, R.I. Court of Common Pleas Held at South Kingston, Vol. A 1731-1741:
Page 18. James Davis vintur & Jeremiah Weeden prison keeper, both of Newport, plaintiffs vs Robert Willcox of South Kingston, yeoman (son of Stephen Willcox of South Kingston) def (defended?) 1731.
Same source CD- Vital Record: Rhode Island, Descendants of James Weeden:
5) Jeremiah, b. ca 1653; d. 1756 according to Autsin; m (1) Mary Clarke b ca 1668 dau of Jeremiah Clarke (b 1643) & Ann Audley (ba 1647); m (2) Sarah Clarke b ca 1677 sister of Mary. On 17 Sep 1719 Jeremiah Weeden received a deed from his father-in-law Jeremiah Clarke for land in Providence providing for annual payments to Jeremiah Clarke of his wife Ann during their lives. In the "History of the Baptists in R.I." published in "R.I. Historical Collections" Vol. 6 p. 336-337 it is stated that the Second Church of Newport in Farewell street "... originated in 1665 when the following persons broke off from the First Church of Newport:... Jeremiah Weeden..." Assuming this Jeremiah Weeden to have been at least 21 to have broken off, then he would have been born 1644 or before. This taken with Austin's death date of 1756 leaves unresolved questions."
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Abt 1653 - 1756 (~ 103 years)