Angell Husted
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Angell Husted, son of Robert Husted and Elizabeth (…), was born say 1624.1 He died at Greenwich, Connecticut, between 5 and 19 April 1706, the dates of his will and inventory.2
Angell had an unknown first wife, married by before 1650;1,3 he married (2), as her 2nd husband, Rebecca (…), whose ancestry is unknown (or not traced here), after 1673.1,4
Remington shows that Mead's assignment of the children's birthdates is somewhat arbitrary and gives evidence for making some prudent adjustments, but does not provide specific dates based on that evidence. The listing of children further below reflects the adjustments suggested by those Greenwich deeds. For completeness, Mead's initial assignments are given here;
Remington explains that while Angell's will specified "son-in-law," that was interpreted by earlier writers to mean what it does in present day terms, but actually meant step-son, making Jonathan Reynolds, the son of his second wife, and not the husband of a non-existant "daughter" Rebecca.5,6
Angell left a will dated 5 April 1706, leaving to
On 19 Apr 1706, "Rebecka Husted widow made oth to the truth of the above Inventory befo Samll Peck Justic of the peace in Greenwich."2,7
Angell had an unknown first wife, married by before 1650;1,3 he married (2), as her 2nd husband, Rebecca (…), whose ancestry is unknown (or not traced here), after 1673.1,4
Remington shows that Mead's assignment of the children's birthdates is somewhat arbitrary and gives evidence for making some prudent adjustments, but does not provide specific dates based on that evidence. The listing of children further below reflects the adjustments suggested by those Greenwich deeds. For completeness, Mead's initial assignments are given here;
Rebecca abt 1645*
Jonathan abt 1647
David abt 1649
Joseph abt 1652
Angell abt 1654
Elizabeth abt 1656
Moses abt 1659
John abt 1662
Samuel abt 1665
Jonathan abt 1647
David abt 1649
Joseph abt 1652
Angell abt 1654
Elizabeth abt 1656
Moses abt 1659
John abt 1662
Samuel abt 1665
Remington explains that while Angell's will specified "son-in-law," that was interpreted by earlier writers to mean what it does in present day terms, but actually meant step-son, making Jonathan Reynolds, the son of his second wife, and not the husband of a non-existant "daughter" Rebecca.5,6
Angell left a will dated 5 April 1706, leaving to
his wife (Unnamed) "shee be paid what is her due from my Estate as may appear due to her"
children Jonathan, Joseph, Angel, and Elizabeth "Bawldin" 1 shilling each "having formerly given unto each of them their portion"
to son Moses, five shillings as the whole of his portion with what I have don for him"
respecting what Estate may be remaining after my decease the above written being accomplished. . the remainder of my movables be given. . . to sons John and Samuell
Executors: son Samuell & son-in-law Jonathan Reynolds
children Jonathan, Joseph, Angel, and Elizabeth "Bawldin" 1 shilling each "having formerly given unto each of them their portion"
to son Moses, five shillings as the whole of his portion with what I have don for him"
respecting what Estate may be remaining after my decease the above written being accomplished. . the remainder of my movables be given. . . to sons John and Samuell
Executors: son Samuell & son-in-law Jonathan Reynolds
On 19 Apr 1706, "Rebecka Husted widow made oth to the truth of the above Inventory befo Samll Peck Justic of the peace in Greenwich."2,7
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Family 2 | Rebecca (…) d. aft. 1706 |
| This person was last edited on | 14 Aug 2020 |
Citations
- [S2053] Robert Charles Anderson, George F. Sanborn Jr. and Melinde Lutz Sanborn, The Great Migration: Immigrants To New England, 1634-1635, 7 volumes (Boston, Massachusetts: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 1999-2011), 3:450, further cited as Anderson, et al., The Great Migration.
- [S5] Donald Lines Jacobus, History and Genealogy of the Families of Old Fairfield, two volumes (New Haven, Connecticut: Tuttle, Morehouse & Taylor, 1930-1932), 1:317, further cited as Jacobus, Families of Old Fairfield.
- [S2315] Gordon L. Remington, "Rebecca Revisited: The Unidentified Wives of Angell Husted2 and Jonathan Reynolds2 of Greenwich, Connecticut," The American Genealogist 73 (July 1998): 201-206, at 205, further cited as Remington, "Rebecca Revisited."
- [S2315] Remington, "Rebecca Revisited," 206.
- [S2317] Spencer P. Mead, Ye Historie of ye Town of Greenwich: County of Fairfield and State of Connecticut, with Genealogical Notes on… Families (New York, New York: Knickerbocker Press, 1911), 577, 581, 592, further cited as Mead, History of Greenwich.
- [S2316] Gordon L. Remington, "Robert2 Huestis of Westchester County: His Ancestry and Descendants," The New York Genealogical and Biographical Record 129 & 130 (1998-1999): 129:1-12, 97-108, 191-206, 276-285, 130:54-60, at 204, further cited as Remington, "Robert2 Huestis of Westchester County."
- [S2315] Remington, "Rebecca Revisited," 201-202.
- [S2315] Remington, "Rebecca Revisited," 204.