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Sources:
Abbrev: History of Morrow County, Ohio, 1880
Title: History of Morrow County, Ohio, 1880
Author: W. H. Perrin and J. H. Battle
Publication: August 1880 by O. L. Baskin & Co., Historical Publishers
Page: pgs. 825, 826
Abbrev: History of Richland County, Ohio, 1880
Title: History of Richland County, Ohio, 1880
Author: A. A. Graham
Publication: A. A. Graham & Co., Publishers, Mansfield, Ohio
Page: pg. 862
Abbrev: Morrow County, Ohio Vital Records, 1830-1893
Title: Morrow County, Ohio Vital Records, 1830-1893
Publication: August 31, 1999

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She age 21, of Franklin, Ma

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no children

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Ryford (Riford,Wriford,Bryford,Biford,Reiford)

This variable but distinctive surname seems to be first of record when Joseph Bryford married Sarah Spear "both of Dorchester" Mar.19,1726 at Boston.
Joseph Ryford probably died before Jul.4,1742 when the last child was called daughter of Sarah Ryford at her baptism but there is no settlement of his estate.

S.P.56-143: Joseph Wriford of Weymouth made administrator of his brother John Wriford, mariner, late of Weymouth, deceased, Feb.5,1760.

56-302, Feb.28,1760, Inventory: To cash for his wages etc. £13/4/, -316 account. Debt due to the accountant etc. £56/2/9.

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Eleven children - for which see History of Braintree, Vt.
The 1790 census Of Braintree, Norfolk, Mass. lists him as Joseph Bifford with 1-3-5.
Randolph Ch.Rec. (town copy) says - Ryford of Braintree, Vt. died - 1805 (sic).

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In 1755 he bought half a house & 12 acres on North Main St., Randolph west side from Ebenezer Hayward.
S.P.61-111, Oct.1,1762: Hannah Ryford of Braintree, widow, made administrator of husband Lazarus Ryford, yeoman & bonded with Nathaniel Nyles, yeoman & Aaron Hayward, husbandman.

-161, Inventory: 10 acres on E. & W. sides of the road that leads from So. Meeting House by Blew Hills to Boston, orchard, tillage & pasturing & half an old dwelling house thereon. £61/6/8, taken by Thomas Wales, Benjamin Porter, Nathaniel Niles, Nov.12,1762.

-412, Lists of debts Feb.1,1763: To Ebenezer Hayward (owed in 1755), Moses Littlefield, Jesse Thayer, Samuel Chessman, Ephraim Hunt, Benjamin French, Amos Stetson, Freelove Dior widow, Joseph Hayward, Samuel French, Benjamin Porter, Thomas Wales. Allowed to the widow £10.

62-117, Dower of widow Hannah Ryford: 1 1/2 acres orchard on W. side of the Blew Hills road with the E. end or half of a dwelling house, from the S.E. corner of the house by said road as the wall stands to a heap of stones, & then Wly. to a heap of stones in the orchard, then to an old stone wall at W. side of the orchard, then to a well & across the well with half of it to the first bound. Mar.31,1763. Allowed May 20.

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She made her will 3 Dec. 1874, bequeathing her homestead on corner of Sea and North streets to her son Edward E. Dyer; residue to son Warren and grandson James T. Hunt