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N.P.1-285 - Distribution, Dec.2,1794
To Sarah Wales, oldest surviving daughter
Abia Packard - son in law
Mary Baker, youngest daughter, received dwelling house barn & land adjoining.
To grandson Joshua Hayward.
Removed to South Precinct about 1734 on South St. near Center St. Randolph. Bethiah Adams born Jun.13,1702, daughter of Joseph & Hannah (Bass) Adams married 1st int. Mar.28,1737 at Weymouth Capt. Ebenezer Hunt as 2nd wife who died in 1761. She m. 2nd int. May 9,1767 at Weymouth Benjamin Bicknell, as 2nd wife. He was elected surveyor of shingles 1728, fenceviewer 1731, surveyor of highways 1732, selectman 1740, constable 1744, tithingman 1746, selectman 1750, warden 1765, 1783.
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died aged 81yrs. 2mo. 24ds. (VR). (Birth date calculated)
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she was single of Braintree Mar.4,1719/20 when she sold her step father 1/3 of 1/2 share in Taunton No. Purchase.
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He was in 1850 census at Randolph, aged 70, a blind pauper, resided with Amasa Clark, was a carpenter says Dr. Alden.
- child...died Apr.24,1816 (Ch.Rec.)
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Samuel Howard admitted to full communion Jan.26,1706(7), Mary Payne, daughter of Moses admitted Jun.6,1708, so they were probably married in late 1708 or early 1709. He very soon became non-compos mentes as shown by the petition of Mary Hayward, wife of Samuel Hayward of Braintree (S.P. 15-44-,46, New Series) dated Jan.12,1727/8, that "about eighteen years ago he became melancholy, and after that greatly distracted and so continued for a time, and although he grew better and was capable of business for a time, yet at length his distraction returned and he grew very extravagant and outrageous which rendered it very dangerous for me and my children to be with him. I was hereby necessitated to leave him ... and depart to my father's house for safety. It is now eight years since I was forced thus to leave him etc. He seems to grow worse, and takes no care of the estate nor of himself or family... His relations have taken some care of him at times for three or four years but he being very unruly... would run away from them wandering all over the town and working (as the fit took him) sometimes for one and sometimes for another. The housing and the orchard are much decayed.... and likely to be almost wholly lost.... therefore pray your honor to direct and assist me." The selectmen concur. Jonathan Howard, nephew appointed guardian with Joshua & Ebenezer Lampson, bricklayer of Boston bonded, Jan.29,1727, and his son Samuel was appointed guardian in 1738.
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He was elected hogreave 1733, tithingman 1736,1743,1746, fenceviewer 1749,1753, constable 1758. Resided in Quincy at Fort Square, was a clothier, in the old Fort house by title in 1741.
S.P.53-666 - Samuel Hayward, clothier, app. administrator of father Samuel Hayward dec., clothier.
54-148, Inventory, Nov.3,1758 - House & land, 2 a. of upland, 1 1/4 a. salt meadow in Pumkin bottom so called, 1/2 a. woodland in 1st lot of 600 a. £147/17/6:2
58-341 - Order for distribution Apr.17,1761.
59-313 - Dower of widow Sarah, E. end of the house from the chimney & 1/2 the orchard adjoining, May 13,1761.
-314, Inventory again
59-444 - Settlement of real estate. To be settled on one child only. Samuel Hayward eldest son desiring the other 2/3 after the dower & he is to pay to Sarah, Mary, James, Rebeckah, Abigail, Elizabeth & representatives of Hannah deceased £5/12/5 each which with his double share will make £51/11/4, Oct.9,1761.
S.P. - Apr.27,1759 - James Brackett, victualler, appointed guardian of James Hayward.
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He was a mariner, resided on father's estate. "The widow Mary Hayward got up in the night and stayed away and was found dead the next morning close by the brook in land of John Basse's. The jury's verdict was insanity". Samuel Hayward served in the Navy 1758 and Army 1759 (Reg. Vol. 60).
S.P.79-275 - Mary Hayward widow administrator of Samuel Hayward, mariner, dec. & bonded with Samuel & Jedediah Bass, May 12,1780.
S.P.88-107, Inventory, Feb.19,1789: Half of dwelling house & about 3/4 acre; Small barn & about 1/4 acre, etc., presented Mar.17,1784 by Mary Howard administrator.
88-204 - Account of Mary Hayward:
Rent of real estate from 1784-89 received by Samuel Hayward the son.
Paid to Samuel Savil, Sarah Savil, Benj. Savil, Sarah Hayward Jr. etc.
Paid to Samuel Trask for burying child.
89-130, Division of real estate and dower to widow set off Dec.18,1789.
To the widow 2/3 of a small barn & a small enclosure of land being bounded on all sides by the road & containing about 1/3 acre. Also a strip of land E. of the dwelling house about 2/3 a. S. partly on Mill brook and a piece of land formerly set off to Sarah the widow of the late Samuel Hayward's father, now the wife of Benjamin Savil as part of her dower, W. on last mentioned piece of land & partly on a line from the N.E. corner of dwelling house in same direction with easterly end of sd. house until it strikes the fence that separates the premises from land of Elijah Veazie, N.&E. on land of Veazie as the fence runs, and a sufficient passageway left through the strip of land behind the wife of Benjamin Savil aforementioned after which a more convenient passageway may be had through the piece of land now holden by her as part of her dower.
N.D.5-124, Dec.20,1795 - Samuel Hayward of Roxbury, cordwainer, & w. Sarah, William Hayward of Quincy, husbandman, Solomon Hayward of Quincy, cordwainer, to Micajah Adams all our right to 1 a. in Quincy & 1/2 easterly 1/2 dwelling house & barn etc.
Aug.7,1795 - Widow Mary sells the west 1/2 of house etc. to Micajah Adams.
--------- (cannot read off border) sell to M. Adams property of Mary Hayward who is now a town charge, to help support her.