• General Notes

  WFT-Vol. 7, No. 3729
  WFT-Vol. 16, No. 1366
  WFT-Vol. 11. No. 2155
  Robert Blott was possibly the son of John Blott or perhaps he was the son of another Robert Blott of Puddington, Bedfordshire, England.
  
  He perhaps had a second wife, Susanna.
  
  It is assumed that he came to New England in 1632 on the William and Francis.
  
  He was in Roxbury, Suffolk, MAssachusetts in 1632.
  
  He owned land in Charlestown, Massachusetts in 1634.
  
  He moved to Boston and was made a freeman there on Mar 4, 1635.
  
  The Boston Book of Possessions lists him in 1645 with a house at the corner of Washington and Winter Streets.
  
  He sold land in Concord on July 25, 1648.
  
  When he was an old man, on Mar 29, 1658, he was appointed shepherd, and on Apr 30, 1660, cow-keeper, at Boston.
  
  Abstract of will of Robert Blott dated May 27, 1662
  Daus:
  Sarah Ellis
  Woodford of CT
  Tozier, Green
  
  Grandchildren:
  John Green
  dau Tozier's children
  Daniel Turell's children
  
  Robert Blott was an ancestor of Lady Diana Spencer, who married Prince Charles of England.
  
  Source:
  Descendants of Thomas Farr of Harpswell, Maine and Ninety Allied Families (1959) Edith Bartlett Sumner
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  Genealogical Register of the First Settlers of New England  
  
  BLOTT, ROBERT, Boston, freeman 1635. Snow, Hist. Boston, 118. 

Details of Robert's family with Susannah Selbee