Mary  PAINE

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"According to a deposition made by William Collinge in 1666, Richard Searl sold a three acre lot just above the town ferry to Mary Paine, afterwards the wife of John Tripp, for a pint of wine, the sale taking place at the house of William Baulstone ..., where apparently Mary was a barmaid [West, RIHSC, 25:71]. John Tripp later ran the ferry from this site. "


Source:
2m-4 April 1682 Bejamin Engell. An article on Mary's family appeared on page 15, Vol 12, No 6, Second Boat, Jan-Feb.,1992.

One Hundred and Sixty Allied Families, RI edition, page 246. 1677, 12,6,Will, proved 1678, 10, 28. Executrix, wife Mary.
New England Families, RI edition, page 41. Mary Paine, daughter of Anthony Paine, became the wife of John Tripp, Portsmouth, RI. She survived her husband, and married(second), April 4, 1683, Benjamin Engell, and died February 12, 1687.
Sources: 160 Allied Families by Austin: Genealogies of RI FamiliesTrippGenealogySavage Ancestral Lines Revisited500 1st Families of AmericaR. I. Genealogical Register.

RI Families: Mary Paine, daughter of Anthony Paine and Rose of Portsmouth.She was the sole executrix of his will. She may have married a second time, 4 April, 1682, Benjamin Engell.

160 Families: Mary Paine, died 12 Feb 1687. Married (1) John Tripp and had 10 children, (2) 4 April 1682 Benjamin Engell. About 1641, Mary Paine, before she was married, bought three acres of land from Richard Searle for a pint of wine. Presumably the land was in Portsmouth, RI.
Ancestral lines: Mary Paine died 12 Feb, 1687. According to a disposition made by William Collinge in 1666, Richard sold a three-acrelot just above the town ferry to Mary Paine for a pint of wine, the sale taking place at the house of William Baulstone, where apparently Mary was a barmaid. John Tripp later ran the fery from this site. She married(2) 4 April 1682 Benjamin Engell.
500 families: Mary Paine, died 1687, was the daughter of Anthony Paine.Had 11 children. RIGR: Named, Mary Tripp in her father's will."