Per contributor Krista AQ Thompson, at the time of Samuel's death, Rhode Island was divided into three colony's; New Plymouth Colony, King's Province Colony, and Rhode Island Colony. Samuel died in 1657 in Rhode Island Colony.
When in 1653, war with the Dutch seemed imminent, Samuel went on the "frigott Swallow" to Block Island and seized the goods and people there appertaining to a Dutch Captain Sybando, and took them to New London CT, apparently to Gov. John Winthrop. Samuel bought from John Smith his house and lot in Providence RI on 3/1/1654. In 1661, Anne, now widowed, sold to Roger Mowrey her home with 4 acres, near the corner of North Main and Abott Streets, bounded by Sexton Street... from contributor [email protected]
When in 1653, war with the Dutch seemed imminent, Samuel went on the "frigott Swallow" to Block Island and seized the goods and people there appertaining to a Dutch Captain Sybando, and took them to New London CT, apparently to Gov. John Winthrop. Samuel bought from John Smith his house and lot in Providence RI on 3/1/1654. In 1661, Anne, now widowed, sold to Roger Mowrey her home with 4 acres, near the corner of North Main and Abott Streets, bounded by Sexton Street... from contributor [email protected]
Per contributor Krista AQ Thompson, at the time of Samuel's death, Rhode Island was divided into three colony's; New Plymouth Colony, King's Province Colony, and Rhode Island Colony. Samuel died in 1657 in Rhode Island Colony.
When in 1653, war with the Dutch seemed imminent, Samuel went on the "frigott Swallow" to Block Island and seized the goods and people there appertaining to a Dutch Captain Sybando, and took them to New London CT, apparently to Gov. John Winthrop. Samuel bought from John Smith his house and lot in Providence RI on 3/1/1654. In 1661, Anne, now widowed, sold to Roger Mowrey her home with 4 acres, near the corner of North Main and Abott Streets, bounded by Sexton Street... from contributor [email protected]
When in 1653, war with the Dutch seemed imminent, Samuel went on the "frigott Swallow" to Block Island and seized the goods and people there appertaining to a Dutch Captain Sybando, and took them to New London CT, apparently to Gov. John Winthrop. Samuel bought from John Smith his house and lot in Providence RI on 3/1/1654. In 1661, Anne, now widowed, sold to Roger Mowrey her home with 4 acres, near the corner of North Main and Abott Streets, bounded by Sexton Street... from contributor [email protected]
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