LOCKWOOD, Nathaniel

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NATHANIEL LOCKWOOD (Robert,1 Jonathan,2 Joseph3), born May 20th, 1717, in Stamford, Conn.; son of Joseph and Margery (Webb) Lockwood; m., January 2d, 1742-43, Mary Patchin.
Children's baptisms copied from Congregational Church records at Stamford.
CHILDREN:
279. HANNAH LOCKWOOD, born December, 13th 1743, baptized February 27th, 1754.
280. REBECCA LOCKWOOD, born September 15th, 1745, baptized February 27th, 1754.
281. MARTHA LOCKWOOD, born September 11th, 1747, baptized February 27th, 1754.
282. MILLECENT LOCKWOOD, born August 13th, 1749, baptized February 27th, 1754.
283. NATHANIEL LOCKWOOD, JR., born July 19th, 1751, baptized February 27th, 1754.
284. NATHAN LOCKWOOD, born July 17th, 1754, baptized August 18th, 1754.
285. JERUSHA LOCKWOOD, baptized May 8th, 1756.
286. MARY LOCKWOOD, JR., born April 24th, 1757, baptized June 12th, 175
287. RACHEL LOCKWOOD, born July 2d, 1759, baptized September 23d, 1759.
288. DAVID LOCKWOOD, baptized June 17th, 1761, died 1825.
289. LYDIA LOCKWOOD, baptized March 14th, 1763.
290. ISRAEL LOCKWOOD, baptized November 17th, 1765.
NOTE.--The first "five children were baptized at the same time, making a solemn and impressive service."

Page 53.--"In the name of God, Amen. I, ISRAEL LOCKWOOD, of Westchester County, being weak and infirm in body, but sound in reason and memory, October 3, 1776. I give to my loving wife the use of my house and barn and all my estate during her natural life; Also my household goods and a cow and seven sheep as her own forever. I leave to my loving cousin, Hezekiah Lockwood, 1/2 of my lands after my debts are paid and my wife is deceased. The other half I leave to my loving cousins, Reuben, David, and Nathan, sons of Captain Reuben Lockwood. I leave to my loving cousins, the daughters of Captain Reuben Lockwood, viz., Lydia, Anna, Sarah, Rebecca, Jerusha, Elizabeth, and to Jemima Briggs, each Å“3. I leave to the wife of Gilbert Weed Å“5. I make my wife and my loving cousin, Hezekiah Lockwood, executors."

Witnesses, Joshua Ambler, Blackleach Burritt, Benjamin Miller, of Pound Ridge, Physician. Proved, December 16, 1778, before Richard Hatfield, Esq.

Nathaniel married PARTCH, Mary Patch Or 2/02 Jan 1742/1743, Stamford, Connecticut. Mary (daughter of PATCH, Frederick Owen) was born 1727, England; died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

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1. LOCKWOOD, Lydia was born 3 Jan 1763, Probably Redding, Fairfield County, Connecticuit; was christened 1763, Stamford, Fairfield County, Connecticut; died 25 Mar 1852.
2. LOCKWOOD, Israel was christened 1765, Stamford, Fairfield County, Connecticut; died , Y..
3. LOCKWOOD, Hannah was born 1743, Connecticut; was christened 25 Feb 1754, Connecticut; died , Y..
4. LOCKWOOD, Rebecca was born 1745, Connecticut; was christened 25 Feb 1754, Connecticut; died , Y..
5. LOCKWOOD, Martha was born 11 Sep 1747, Stamford, Fairfield County, Connecticut; was christened 25 Feb 1754, Connecticut; died , Y..
6. LOCKWOOD, Millicent was born 1749, Connecticut; was christened 25 Feb 1754, Connecticut; died , Y..
7. LOCKWOOD, Nathan was born 1754, Connecticut; was christened 25 Feb 1754, Connecticut; died 1840; was buried , Pound Ridge Cemetery, Murphy's Corners, Westchester County, New York.
8. LOCKWOOD, Jerusha was born 1755, Connecticut; died , Y..
9. LOCKWOOD, Mary was born 1757, Connecticut; died , Y..
10. LOCKWOOD, Rachael was born 1759, Connecticut; died , Y..
11. LOCKWOOD, David was born 1764, Connecticut; was christened 9 Sep 1764, Stamford, Fairfield County, Connecticut; died 1825.

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Lockwood men in CT.
Robt Lockwood, 1657, Serjeant at Fairfield
Jos. Lockwood, 1664, freeman at Fairfield
Gershom Lockwood, born 6 Sep 1643, Watertown, Middlesex, MA, f ather Robert, mother Susannah. Gershom Lockwood, born 1680 in Watertown, father Jonathan, mother Mary Ferris. The latte r may be the correct person for this position. According to Mary Keeler Foster, Gershom is a brother of Joseph, bor n 1675. She gives Joseph as the father of Joseph Lockwood , husband of Sarah Hoyt.

Info from James Churchyard, b 1666, d 1750, md 1st Elizabet h Ayres, 2nd Margery Webb, 3rd Susannah. Lockwood Genealogy, Harriet Hodge. Came to Poundridge in the spring of 1743 and died 1750; was interred in the Old Burial ground, age d 84, "according to the journal of his great-grandson, Ezr a Lockwood. Left issue by his first wife (Ayres) Joseph , John, Israel, Hannah, Elizabeth, Mary and Reuben--and by his second wife (Webb) Nathaniel and James. Joseph was named in the probate records of his father in 1693 and mother in 1707 and was administrator of his father's estate. He appears on the list of freemen of 30 Mar 1734. No probate record, but numerous deeds to children.

Ancestral File, b 1675, d 1759.!SOURCE: HISTORY OF STAMFO R D, CT by Rev. E. B. Huntington; Harbor Hill Books; 1979.

SOURCE: BULLETIN OF THE STAMFORD GENE SOC, 1962; VOL 4:59 - 62. American Ancestry, VIII by Gene Pub Co 1968, pg 34.

Joseph married WEBB, Margery 10 Aug 1716, Stamford, Fairfield County, Connecticut. Margery (daughter of WEBB, Joseph and SCOFIELD, Hannah) was born 4 Oct 1683, Stamford, Fairfield County, Connecticut; died 2/02 Jan 1736/1737, Stamford, Fairfield County, Connecticut. [Group Sheet]

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Edmund Lockwood was apparently brought up by his uncle Robert Lockwood and probably came with him to CT about 1646.

Edmund already owned land at Stamford before 8 Mar. 1650, the first mention of him in Stamford town meeting records. He is mentioned continuously subsequently, in deeds, as fence viewer, "pounder" and as a member of the surveying committees.

He and his son John were on the 1687 list of proprietors. The inventory of his estate was taken 28 Feb. 1692/3 by Jonathan Bell , Sr. and Abraham Ambler. Administration was granted to the son Joseph Lockwood and to Jonas Weed, but the latter declined to act and Abraham Ambler, Sr. was appointed in his place.

Edmund married SCOTT, Hannah 7/07 Jan 1655/1656, Stamford, Fairfield County, Connecticut. Hannah (daughter of SCOTT, Thomas and STRUTT, Elizabeth) was born Abt 1636, Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts; died 12 Apr 1706, Stamford, Fairfield County, Connecticut. [Group Sheet]

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An inventory was taken, 30 Jan 1706/7, after her death b y J onathan Selleck, Benjamin Green and John Ambler and pre sent ed by Edmund Lockwood, son. Distributors of the estat e wer e Joseph Bishop, Green, and Ambler.

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Of Stamford, CT?

Joseph married SCOFIELD, Hannah 11 Aug 1672, Stamford, Fairfield County, Connecticut. Hannah was born , Stamford, Fairfield County, Connecticut; died , Y.. [Group Sheet]

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Other spellings, Scoville, Schoolfield.

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To New England, 1630, in "Arabella" with the Winthrop Fleet . md 2nd Elizabeth Masters. He first settled at Watertown and then at New Towne (Cambridge) where he was called " Mr.", a title of respect.
He is among the first 8 inhabitant s of New Towne.
He was made freeman 18 May 1631. He was constable at Cambridge in May 1632.
In 1635 his brother Sgt. Robert Lockwood was appointed executor for Edmund' s estate and children.
Name of first wife may have been Ruth. He married her in England before 1625. She perhaps died shortly after her arrival in America.

Edmund married Ruth Bef 1625, England. Ruth was born , Combs, Suffolk, England; died Abt 1630. [Group Sheet]

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Death also given as 23 Dec 1660, Greenwich, CT. Must be fo r another person.

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Will dated 8 Mar 1653/54.

"The Scott origin was discovered by Henry F. Waters and pu b lished by him in the New England Register and later in th e two-volume -Genealogical Research in England- (1901). Lat er, Mary Lovering Holman and Walter Goodwin Davis, two o f the best genealogists of the Jacobus generation, publishe d c areful accounts: Holman's -Ancestry of Charles Stinson Pilklsbury and John Sargent Pillsbury- (2 vols., 1938) , 1:79-83, and Davis's -Ancestry of Phoebe Tilton- (1947),p p. 117-2 0 (primarily from Holman, whom Davis acknowledges).

Both works show that Ursula (Scott) Kimball and her brother Thomas Scott (also an immigrant to Ipswich, Mass.) were b aptized in Rattlesden, co. Suffolk, children of Henry Scot t and Martha (Whatlock).

Came in the Elizabeth of Ipswich April 30, 1634. Proprietor in Ipswich 1635, town officer, 1653.

Thomas married STRUTT, Elizabeth 20 Jul 1620, Rattlesden, Suffolk, England. Elizabeth was born 1594, Rattlesden, Suffolk, England; was christened 16 May 1594, Rattlesden, Suffolk, England; died Aft 22 Jun 1678, Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts. [Group Sheet]

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DEATH: Probably at Ipswich, MA.

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Will dated 17 Mar 1674/75; probated 1 Jul 1676, Fairfield , CT.

Richard married Margery Abt 1645, Bridgeport, Fairfield, Connecticut. Margery was born , England; died Aft 1676. [Group Sheet]

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