bapt Jan 24 1636/7 in Penton Grafton, Hampshire, Eng. He was brought to New England by his parents in 1638, and was a farmer in Sudbury and later in Framingham.
Married Hannah Stone Jul 1, 1658 in Sudbury MA
◦From Allen H. Bent's article "The Bent Family":
"John Bent bought in 1662 land on the west side of the old Connecticut Path, in what is now the town of Framingham. The first petition for the incorporation of this township was headed by Corporal John Bent, who was chosen one of the tythingmen at the second town meeting in 1701."
Married 2nd Martha Rice Their children include
John Bent, b. 29 Nov 1689 Marlborough.
David Bent
burial presumed
Married Hannah Stone Jul 1, 1658 in Sudbury MA
◦From Allen H. Bent's article "The Bent Family":
"John Bent bought in 1662 land on the west side of the old Connecticut Path, in what is now the town of Framingham. The first petition for the incorporation of this township was headed by Corporal John Bent, who was chosen one of the tythingmen at the second town meeting in 1701."
Married 2nd Martha Rice Their children include
John Bent, b. 29 Nov 1689 Marlborough.
David Bent
burial presumed
bapt Jan 24 1636/7 in Penton Grafton, Hampshire, Eng. He was brought to New England by his parents in 1638, and was a farmer in Sudbury and later in Framingham.
Married Hannah Stone Jul 1, 1658 in Sudbury MA
◦From Allen H. Bent's article "The Bent Family":
"John Bent bought in 1662 land on the west side of the old Connecticut Path, in what is now the town of Framingham. The first petition for the incorporation of this township was headed by Corporal John Bent, who was chosen one of the tythingmen at the second town meeting in 1701."
Married 2nd Martha Rice Their children include
John Bent, b. 29 Nov 1689 Marlborough.
David Bent
burial presumed
Married Hannah Stone Jul 1, 1658 in Sudbury MA
◦From Allen H. Bent's article "The Bent Family":
"John Bent bought in 1662 land on the west side of the old Connecticut Path, in what is now the town of Framingham. The first petition for the incorporation of this township was headed by Corporal John Bent, who was chosen one of the tythingmen at the second town meeting in 1701."
Married 2nd Martha Rice Their children include
John Bent, b. 29 Nov 1689 Marlborough.
David Bent
burial presumed
