Walkershire - Person Sheet
Walkershire - Person Sheet
NameElizabeth Pople 
Birth Dateabt 1610
Death Date1694
Spouses
Birth Date7 Apr 1611
Birth PlaceAller, Somersetshire, England
Death Date21 Aug 1694
Death PlaceWatertown, Middlesex, Ma
FatherJohn Sawtell (~1580-)
MotherAgnes Pittard (~1580-)
Notes for Elizabeth Pople
!"Richard Sawtell of Watertown, Mass." Jan 1972, pages 5-13 from Elinor F.
Skeate:
her name was mentioned in will of Richard Sawtell
!BIRTH-DEATH-MARRIAGE: "New England Marriages Prior to 1700" by
Clarence Almon Torrey, Genealogical Publishing Co,. Baltimore, MD 1985
page 653: SAUTLE, Richard (-1694) & Elizabeth POPLE (-1694); b 1638,
5 Feb 1627/8; Watertow/Groton
page 653: SAWTELL, Richardus (-1694) & Elizabeth POPLE (-1694); High Dam,
Somersetshire, 5 Feb 1627
Skeate:
her name was mentioned in will of Richard Sawtell
!BIRTH-DEATH-MARRIAGE: "New England Marriages Prior to 1700" by
Clarence Almon Torrey, Genealogical Publishing Co,. Baltimore, MD 1985
page 653: SAUTLE, Richard (-1694) & Elizabeth POPLE (-1694); b 1638,
5 Feb 1627/8; Watertow/Groton
page 653: SAWTELL, Richardus (-1694) & Elizabeth POPLE (-1694); High Dam,
Somersetshire, 5 Feb 1627
Notes for Richard (Spouse 1)
!"Richard Sawtell of Watertown, Mass." Jan 1972, pages 5-13 from Elinor F.
Skeate: 28 Feb 1636/7 he was granted one acre, indicating he was single at
that time. He lived for 25 years at Watertwon and later became one of the
original settlers of Groton, Ma. During King Philip's War his home (and all of
Groton) were burned out and he was forced to return to Watertown. He executed
his will on 16 May 1692
!BIRTH-DEATH-MARRIAGE: "New England Marriages Prior to 1700" by Clarence Almon
Torrey, Genealogical Publishing Co,. Baltimore, MD 1985 page 653: SAUTLE,
Richard (-1694) & Elizabeth POPLE (-1694); b 1638, 5 Feb 1627/8;
Watertow/Groton
page 653: SAWTELL, Richardus (-1694) & Elizabeth POPLE (-1694); High Dam,
Somersetshire, 5 Feb 1627
!PARENTS: Name of parents from Phil Currie, Prodigy BVPW17A 2 Dec 1996, source
was LDS Ancestral File
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From “The Great Migration Begins”
The inventory of the estate of "Edward Dickes late of Wattertowne" was taken 8 October 1660 and totalled £254 3s. 10d., of which £103 was real estate: "a dwelling house and barn and fourteen acres of homestall land," £42; "three acres of meadow in Beaver Brook Meadow," £12; "five acres at Slendergut Meadow," £5; "six acres of meadow at Mr. Saltonstall's farm," £4; "five acres of Remote Meadow," £2 10s.; "twenty [acres] of dividend by Thomas Torball's and ten acres by Richard Sawtel's," £15; "six acres of land by John Barnard's," £6; "more nine acres of land by Rich: Sawtel's," £4 10s.;
Skeate: 28 Feb 1636/7 he was granted one acre, indicating he was single at
that time. He lived for 25 years at Watertwon and later became one of the
original settlers of Groton, Ma. During King Philip's War his home (and all of
Groton) were burned out and he was forced to return to Watertown. He executed
his will on 16 May 1692
!BIRTH-DEATH-MARRIAGE: "New England Marriages Prior to 1700" by Clarence Almon
Torrey, Genealogical Publishing Co,. Baltimore, MD 1985 page 653: SAUTLE,
Richard (-1694) & Elizabeth POPLE (-1694); b 1638, 5 Feb 1627/8;
Watertow/Groton
page 653: SAWTELL, Richardus (-1694) & Elizabeth POPLE (-1694); High Dam,
Somersetshire, 5 Feb 1627
!PARENTS: Name of parents from Phil Currie, Prodigy BVPW17A 2 Dec 1996, source
was LDS Ancestral File
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From “The Great Migration Begins”
The inventory of the estate of "Edward Dickes late of Wattertowne" was taken 8 October 1660 and totalled £254 3s. 10d., of which £103 was real estate: "a dwelling house and barn and fourteen acres of homestall land," £42; "three acres of meadow in Beaver Brook Meadow," £12; "five acres at Slendergut Meadow," £5; "six acres of meadow at Mr. Saltonstall's farm," £4; "five acres of Remote Meadow," £2 10s.; "twenty [acres] of dividend by Thomas Torball's and ten acres by Richard Sawtel's," £15; "six acres of land by John Barnard's," £6; "more nine acres of land by Rich: Sawtel's," £4 10s.;
