Abigail Munn

James married Mary Moody on 27 Jun 1698 in Hadley, Hampshire Co, Massachusetts. Mary was born about 1670 in of, Hadley, Hampshire Co, Massachusetts; died on 20 Jun 1725 in of, Colechester, New London, Connecticut. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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dau of Samuel Moody and Sarah Deming

Other Events and Attributes:

• Other-Begin: 3 Mar 1652, Springfield, Hampden Co, Massachusetts

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Other-Begin:
In 1653, Benjamin Mun was found guilty of taking tobacco in the haycock with Reice Bedortha: March the 3rd, 1652/53. Richard Sikes the sworne presenter for this Towne; doth present Reice Bedortha for Breach of an Order of General Court, namely, For Taking of Tobacco on his Hay Cock: Also Benjamin Mun, for the same offence: We find them Gilty of the plaine breach of the law, which requires them to pay 10s a peice only Richard Sikes who Informed, being to Receive halfe the fine, he releases them of that So that we order each of them to pay .5s according as the Law requires: which is to be paid to the Deacon for the use of the poore.

Benjamin married Abigail Burt in 1849. Abigail (daughter of Henry Burt and Eulalia Marche) was born in 1623 in Harberton, Devonshire, England; died on 23 Nov 1707 in Springfield, Hampden Co, Massachusetts. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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BALL, BALE,

THE PIONEERS OF MASSACHUSETTS,

Francis, Springfield, propr. 1643. Contracted to build a shop for a smith Sept. 4, 1646. Town officer. He m. 3 (8) 1644, Abigail Burt; ch. Jonathan b. 7 (8) 1645, Samuel b. 16 (1) 1647-8.
He was drowned in the Great River in Oct. 1648. The widow m. 2. 12 (2) 1649, Benjamin Mun; after his death she m. 3. Dec. 21, 1672, Thomas Stebbins, Jr. who d. Sept. 5, 1683. She deposed regarding land of Francis Ball, Feb. 9, 1690, ae. about 67 years. Made agreement with sons Jonathan and Samuel B. Sept. 30, 1684.

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April the 12th 1649. Know all men that whereas there is a marriage intended to be this day solemnized betweene the widdow Ball and Benjamin Mun of Hartford: That the said Widdow Ball in the presence and with the consent of the said Benjamin doth condition to pay fourteene pounds in such pay as shall be esteemed worth fourteene pounds to be paid to the two sonns of the said widdow that is to say eight pounds to Jonathan Ball now about 4. Here old and six pounds to Samuel Ball now about the age of a here to be paid to them when they shall accomplish the age of twenty yeres and in case either of them dye the other is to have all the said 14£: provided also that if the said Benjamin shall put out the said boyes to be apprentises to some trade then he shall lay out their said portions for their accommodation and so shall be freed of the said payment at 20 yeares of age and the said Benjamin doth acknowledge himself to stand bound in the some of 20£ for the true performance of the said conditions: and uppon this their agreement I do give them leave to proceed in mariage: The marke of Benjamin Mun X in the presence of me William Pynchon

Other Events and Attributes:

• Other-Begin: 30 May 1649, Springfield, Hampden Co, Massachusetts

Notes:

Other-Begin:
Fine; 30 May 1649; Springfield, Hampden Co., MA Deacon Samuel Wright, along with John Herman, ordered to pay 1½ bushels of marsh wheat to Henry Burt for the damage their team of oxen did to his field.

Henry married Eulalia Marche on 28 Dec 1619 in Dean Prior, Devonshire, England. Eulalia was born about 1595 in Sherford, Devon, England; died on 19 Aug 1690 in Springfield, Hampden Co, Massachusetts. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]