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[Robert Ruhl and Mary Farrier 20081222.GED]
City Clerk of Quincy until his death. His son Donald P. now (1957) is City Clerk also
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[Robert Ruhl and Mary Farrier 20081222.GED]
not in 1850 census
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[Robert Ruhl and Mary Farrier 20081222.GED]
died Oct.29,1803 a. 4yrs. 5mo. (Oct.30, a. 4yrs. 4mo., gs., Hancock Cem.)
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bur. Hancock Cem. (Crane & Glover Tomb)(now vacant).
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[Robert Ruhl and Mary Farrier 20081222.GED]
not in 1850 census
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[Robert Ruhl and Mary Farrier 20081222.GED]
m. -. Res. Detroit, Wayne, Mich
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Mentioned 1808 in will of her uncle, Zachariah M. Thayer.
m. int. Polly of Quincy & Gideon Denton of Braintree.
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Stephen Crane and wife Mary were admitted to Milton Church Sep.3,1694. He lived on his father's homestead on the line between present Quincy and Milton on Adams St. and probably built a house on the Quincy side about 1685 since after this time the children are recorded at Braintree (Quincy), though all baptized at Milton Church, and he served from Braintree on a committee to run the line between Braintree & Dorchester in 1700 and the committee met at his house in 1703.
In 1691 he and John Jordan leased 700 acres of the Blue Hill lands from the town of Boston for 11 years, and in 1700 the Selectman of Boston brought suit against them at the time the lands were sold to 100 Braintree proprietors. The 700 acres were in the N.W. corner of the present town of Randolph (Early Court Rec. #4804).
S.P.34-39: Will of Stephen Crane of Milton Aug.10,1737 - Aug.1,1738: To wife Comfort one good cow besides what I have given her in a marriage covenant. I have given son Samuel £110 & now give him £30. Have given son Benjamin lands. Have given son Stephen salt marsh & now forgive him £130. Remainder to my five daughters, Mary Wentworth, widow, Elizabeth wife of Samuel Fuller of Stoughton, Zerviah Crane, Hannah wife of Samuel Holmes of Stoughton & Mehitable wife of Elkanah Babbitt of Dighton. Sons Benjamin, Stephen, executors.
Wit: John Pitcher, Isaac Billings, Benjamin Wentworth.
S.P.38-422: Will of Comfort Crane of Braintree May 23,1744 - Mar.4,1745, widow: To son Moses Belcher 7 or 8 acres in Braintree W. on country road, N.W. on sd. Moses Belcher's homestead, N.E. on Dea. Moses Pain, S.E. on said Moses Belcher, he paying my daughters & grand daus., children of my dau. Mary Wales, deceased, as ordered. To son Nathaniel Belcher £20 bond he owes me and he is to pay my daus. & gr. daus. as ordered. To dau. Deborah Houghton wife of Nathaniel Holton of Milton £3 paid by son Moses, & £4 by son Nathaniel. To dau. Zipporah Curtis wife of John £3 by son Moses & £4 by son Nathaniel, and my bible, bed, bedstead, with the straw bed, a fringe coverlet, a gray blanket, 1 pair sheets, 1 pair pillow bears, the blue curtains, a brass kettle & my pillion and her choice of my two chests. To grand daus Deborah & Mary Wales £3 paid by son Moses & £4 paid by son Nathaniel at age of 18 yrs. All apparel, both linen & woolen to my daus Deborah & Zipporah and gr. daus. Deborah & Mary equally. Also 1 pair sheets & 1 pair pillow bears to Hannah wife of son Nathaniel. Sons Moses & Nathaniel executors.
Wit: Peter Adams, Peter Adams Jr. & Mehitable Adams.
Boston (Court Record returns) records give this marriage as Jan.12,1722(3).
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One daughter m. Bernard A. Streeter of Keene, N.H
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died Nov.10,1785 at Milton a. 41 (in 41st yr., gs., Milton Cem.).
They Resided in Milton & Boston.
S.P.84-694, Nov.24,1785: Sarah Crane of Milton, widow, administrator of William Crane, distiller, & bonded with Ephraim Thayer, wheelwright, & John Fisk, boat builder, both of Boston.
85-82, Inventory: Includes house & land in Pleasant St. (Boston) £275/0/0.
98-217: Account of Thomas Emmons administrator in right of his wife Sarah.
98-318: Dower set off to Mrs. Sarah Emmons late widow of William Crane of Milton, 1/3 of real estate in Boston, S. on Pleasant St. 23' 10", W. on heirs of said Crane 86' 3", N. on land of Thomas Emmons 63' 7", E. on land sold to Isaac White 73' 6", S. again on Wm. Bartlett 42' -, E. again on Wm. Bartlett 60' 4" to Pleasant St. with the building thereon now improved as a cooper shop. Apr.18,1800, agreed to by the heirs Thomas Emmons for his wife Sarah, Ephraim Thayer, guardian for Betsey Crane a minor, Amasa Murdock for Sarah my wife, William Crane.