John BIRGE

1649 - 1697  (48 years)

• Name	John BIRGE
  Birth	14 Jan 1648/49	Windsor, Connecticut   [1]
  Gender	Male
  Death	2 Dec 1697	Windsor, Connecticut   [2, 3]
  Notes	From Find a Grave: Birth: Jan. 14, 1648 Windsor Hartford County Connecticut, USA Death: Dec. 2, 1697 Family links: Parents: Richard Birge (1611 - 1651) Elizabeth Gaylord Birge Hoskins (1614 - 1675) Spouse: Hannah Watson Birge (1658 - 1690)* *Calculated relationship Burial: Unknown Created by: Hillary "Hill" Nelson Record added: Mar 29, 2010 Find A Grave Memorial# 50424431
  Person ID	I9270	Ellingboe
  Last Modified	15 Sep 2012

  
  

  Family ID

  F1616

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• Sources

  [S30] NEHGR, Vol. 5, p. 64 (Reliability: 3). [S274] Manwaring, Charles William, Early Connecticut Probabe Records, (Hartford, Conn., R.S. Pack & Co., Printers. 1904), p. 539 (Reliability: 3). "Page 34- Birge, John, Windsor. Died 2 December, 1697. Invt. ?314-08-00. Taken by Henry Wolcott, Abra Phelps and Daniel Hayden. The children: John Birge, age 18 years, Hannah 16, Jeremiah 12, Mary 10 years of age. Court Record, Page 15--3 March, 1697-8: Adms. to Lt. Daniel Hayden & Sergt. Nathaniel Gaylord. John Birge chose (being 18 years of age) Mr. Henry Wolcott to be his guardian. Page 57--1 September, 1698: Order to Dist. the Estate by the Adms., Daniel Heydon and Nathaniel Gaylord. Dist. File: To John Birge the Dwelling house, Barn & Homelott, ?80; also 7? acres in the Great Meadow, ?67; he paying to his 2 sisters ?10 apeice to make up their portions, As also to Jeremiah by a lot on the east side of the Great River ?40, also a lot near Pine Meadow ?13. Also the remainder in pay to make up his portion. Receipts on File from Hannah Birge, 1705, and Mary Birge, 1707, for their portions; also from John and Jeremiah Birge. Nathaniel Gaylord sen., Lt. Daniel Haiden. Page 124--(Vol. VII) 4 April 1709; Lt. Daniel Heydon & Lt. Nathaniel Gaylord, Adms. on the Estate of John Burge of Windsor Deed, exhibit an Account, & having paid all Debts known, are granted a Quietus Est." [S275] Orcutt, Rev. Samuel, History of Torrington, (Albany, J. Munsell, Printer, 1878), p. 650 (Reliability: 3).