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16 August 1683 New Haven, Connecticut Colony

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Born: abt. 1621 in Kempston, Bedfordshire, England

Father: Unknown
Mother: Unknown

Mary was an immigrant to the United States, arriving by 1642.

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Mary  married  Roger ALLING abt. 1642 in New Haven, New Haven Colony .  The couple had (at least) 7 children.
Roger ALLING  was born 6 December 1612 in Kempston, Bedfordshire, England.  Roger died 22 September 1674 in New Haven, Connecticut, USA (Westville). 

Mary NASH died 16 August 1683 in New Haven, Connecticut Colony .



Daughter of Thomas Nash and Margery Baker

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Spouse & Children of Mary NASH

Mary NASH married Grave has been locatedAncestor is complete!immigrant flag male ancestor Roger ALLING
Marriage date: abt. 1642
Marriage place: New Haven, New Haven Colony
Source: Torrey's New England Marriages Prior to 1700.
(Online database. NewEnglandAncestors.org. New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2008.) Originally published as: New England Marriages Prior to 1700. CD-ROM. Boston, Mass.: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2001.

Marriage notes:
"Roger (1612-1674) & Mary [NASH] (-1683); ca 1642; New Haven-Salisbury {Warner-Harrington 468; TAG 27:7-8; Tuttle 620; Putnam's Mag. 2:125; Doolittle 4; Reg. 81:121, 129; Smith-Bryant 103; Alling 11, 14; Nash 19; Flagg Anc. 245; Mack 1320; Maltby Anc. 43, 102; Sv. 1:41; Smith-Hale 538; Coe 91; New Haven Gen. Mag. 15, 1528}"

Children of Roger ALLING and Mary NASH



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Mary NASH - New Haven, Connecticut - First Church of Christ  Title	Historical catalogue of the members of the First Church of Christ in New Haven, Connecticut (
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New Haven, Connecticut - First Church of Christ

Title Historical catalogue of the members of the First Church of Christ in New Haven, Connecticut (Center Church): A.D. 1639-1914, Parts 1639-1914
Author Franklin Bowditch Dexter
Publisher s.n., 1914
Original from the University of Michigan
Digitized Oct 9, 2007
Length 469 pages

1643 Birth of Child
Mary ALLING was born 26 November 1643, New Haven, Connecticut, USA (Westville)
1645 Birth of Child
Samuel ALLING was born 4 November 1645, New Haven, Connecticut, USA (Westville)
1647 Birth of Child
John ALLING was born 2 October 1647, New Haven, Connecticut, USA (Westville)
1649 Birth of Child
Sarah ALLING was born 12 October 1649, New Haven, Connecticut, USA (Westville)
1657 Birth of Child
James ALLING was born 24 June 1657, New Haven, Connecticut, USA (Westville)
marriage1667 Marriage of Child
Mary ALLING married 11 April 1667, New Haven, Connecticut, USA (Westville) to Joseph MOSS
marriage1667 Marriage of Child
Samuel ALLING married 26 October 1667, New Haven, Connecticut, USA (Westville) to Elizabeth WINSTON
marriage1671 Marriage of Child
John ALLING married 11 January 1671, New Haven, Connecticut, USA (Westville) to Susannah COE
marriage1672 Marriage of Child
Sarah ALLING married 28 November 1672, New Haven, Connecticut, USA (Westville) to Joseph John PECK
1674 Death of Spouse/Partner
Roger ALLING died 22 September 1674, New Haven, Connecticut, USA (Westville)
Will
The last Will and Testament of Mary Alling of New Haven - widow

Not know1ng how soon my last change may bee, and being at this present in competent understanding and memory doe order and dispose of that worldly estate I have to dispose of, in manner and form as followeth:

Imprimis - I give to my eldest son Samuel Alling a feather bed upon which I lodge, and bolsters and two pillows and the best coverlette and the biggest brasse pan and one of the biggest pewter platters.

Item - I give unto my son John Alling my biggest brasse kettle and one of the biggest pewter platters and the greene rugge and my great chest that stands in the lean too.

Item - I give unto my son James Alling the best flocke bed and one feather bolster and two pillows and curtains about the bed and the bed stead and one payre of the best sheets and a greene coverlette and two blankets and ye furnace and ye cast brasse skillett and six napkins and one table cloth and one of ye biggest pewter platters and...Read full story


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DeathDeath — 1683
16 August 1683
New Haven, Connecticut Colony
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Center Church on the Green Churchyard New Haven New Haven County Connecticut, USA
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