Lt JOB WINSLOW

• Death Notes
  • Job Winslow
    Born:  1641
    Swansee, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA  
    Died:  14 Jul 1720
    Freetown, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA 
    

• General Notes
  • Job Winslow. Born ca 1641.5 Job died on 14 Jul 1720. Occupation: shipwright.
    
    Job removed from Marshfield to Rochester, then to Freetown. He was a lieutenant in the militia.26
    
    Job married Ruth Cole, daughter of Daniel Cole (ca 1614-21 Dec 1694) & Ruth Chester (ca 1627-15 Dec 1694). Born on 15 Apr 1651 at Eastham, MA.161
    
    They had one child:
    21213 i.  George (1690-1757) ????
    PANE JOYCE ON LINE GENEALOGY
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    Lieut. Job WINSLOW was born about 1641 in Plymouth, Plymouth Co., MA. (28046)(28047) He served in the military in Jun 1675 in Freetown, Bristol Co., MA. (28048) He had an estate probated in 1720 in Freetown, Bristol Co., MA.(28049) He died on 14 Jul 1720 in Freetown, Bristol Co., MA.(28050) (28051) He had an estate probated on 19 Feb 1721/22 in Freetown, Bristol Co., MA. (28052) He was a Shipwright.(28053) He was Congregational. He served in the King Philip's War. Parents: Kenelm WINSLOW and Eleanor NEWTON.
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    "A Genealogical Dictionary of the First Settlers of New England"
    James Savage
    Pub. Boston, 1860-1862, Vol. 4, pp. 598-603
    "WINSLOW, JOB, Freetown, s. of Kenelm, was rep. 1686, for the Col. of Plymouth,
    and in 1692, for Mass. under the chart. of William and Mary. At the
    break. out of the Ind. war, June 1675, his ho. at Swansey, wh. he had
    inhab. eight or nine yrs. was burnt by the enemy. Job had James, b. 9
    May 1687, and other childr. prob. bef. and aft."
    
    The New England Historical and Genealogical Register;
    Vol. 25; 1871; pp. 357-358
    
    Job Winslow resided in Swansey, and afterwards Freetown. "At the
    breaking out of the Indian War, June 1675, his house in Swansey, which he
    had inhabited eight or nine years, was burnt by the enemy." He was one
    of the selectmen of Freetown in 1686; Town Clerk in 1690; deputy to the
    Plymouth General Court in 1686, and representative in 1692 at the first
    General Court in MA under the new charter. He was a shipwright, and
    probably wrought at his handicraft on the bank of the Assonet. His
    children, arranged in the order in which all their names, except that of
    Mary, stand in his will. dated 12 November 1717.
    
    [971] [S31] New England Historical and Genealogical Register, vol. 25; 1871; p.356
    [972] [S32] New England Historical and Genealogical Register, vol. 25; 1871; p.358
    
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