Richard
SILVESTER
(b.
abt. 1605
,
England
d.
24 September 1663
,
Scituate, Massachusetts Bay Colony
)
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Richard SILVESTER was born abt. 1605 in England
Richard SILVESTER was the child of ? and ?Spouse(s)/Partner(s) and Child(ren):
Richard married Naomi "Emmaline" TORREY . The couple had (at least) 1 child.
Naomi "Emmaline" TORREY was born 10 March 1614 in Keynsham, Somerset, England. Naomi "Emmaline" died 26 November 1668 in Scituate, Massachusetts, USA .
Richard SILVESTER died 24 September 1663 in Scituate, Massachusetts Bay Colony .
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Children of Richard SILVESTER and Naomi "Emmaline" TORREY:
Lydia SILVESTER (b.8 December 1633, Weymouth, Massachusetts Bay Colony d. abt. 1700, Scituate, Province of Massachusetts Bay )
m. Nathaniel RAWLINS
Children of Richard SILVESTER and Naomi "Emmaline" TORREY:
m. Nathaniel RAWLINS
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The Great Migration Begins, Immigration begins, 1620-1633
Richard Silvester
CHURCH MEMBERSHIP: Admission to Dorchester church prior to April 1, 1834 implied by freemanship. On 13 March 1638/ 9 Richard Silvester for going with Smyth to get hands to a blank, was disfranchised and fined 2 pounds. MCHB 1:252. (The blank, or petition, was being circulated by John Smith for the purpose of 'combining with others to hinder the orderly gathering at a church at Waymouth & to set up another there, contrary to the orders here established).
Although he resided in Marshfield after his departure from Waymouth, Richard Silvester had several children baptized at the South Church in Scituate, in that part of Scituate would later become Norwell; presumably Richard and his wife had joined the church. This part of Scituate adjoined the northern part of Marshfield, so this church may have been more convenient to him than the Marshfield church; or perhaps it was more congenial to him, given his...Read MORE...
The Great Migration Begins, Immigration begins, 1620-1633
Richard Silvester
CHURCH MEMBERSHIP: Admission to Dorchester church prior to April 1, 1834 implied by freemanship. On 13 March 1638/ 9 Richard Silvester for going with Smyth to get hands to a blank, was disfranchised and fined 2 pounds. MCHB 1:252. (The blank, or petition, was being circulated by John Smith for the purpose of 'combining with others to hinder the orderly gathering at a church at Waymouth & to set up another there, contrary to the orders here established).
Although he resided in Marshfield after his departure from Waymouth, Richard Silvester had several children baptized at the South Church in Scituate, in that part of Scituate would later become Norwell; presumably Richard and his wife had joined the church. This part of Scituate adjoined the northern part of Marshfield, so this church may have been more convenient to him than the Marshfield church; or perhaps it was more congenial to him, given his...Read MORE...
1633 Birth of ChildLydia SILVESTER was born 8 December 1633, Weymouth, Massachusetts, USA
24 September 1663
Scituate, Massachusetts Bay Colony
Richard is buried at: Second Church Graveyard Norwell Plymouth County Massachusetts, USA
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- Updated: 9/30/2017 8:43:31 AM
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