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Her step brother

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about July 1658 (or perhaps after 1661 at Block Island). He died 1753 in his 96th year at Wrentham, but perhaps the age is exaggerated. He was of Dedham where two of his mother's sisters lived when he married there Jun.26,1688 by Rev. Peter Thatcher of Milton, Hannah Fairbanks. He married 2nd, Mary Mann.

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Samuel Deering first appears in records at his marriage in Braintree in 1647 to Bethiah Baxter.

Samuel Deering became one of the original proprietors at Block Island, Washington County, Rhode Island in 1661 and resided there until 1675 or later, then returned to Braintree. It is probable that one or more of his children were born at Block Island, but not recorded there. It is said that his widow was ordered by the court before her second marriage to keep the estate for the seven youngest children till of age, but this cannot now be found in the probate records of his estate which include only his inventory and a bond of the widows.

No lands of Samuel Deering were recorded in Braintree, but in 1663 he sold part of a lot in East Braintree on Monatiquot or Fore River. In 1695 John2 Baxter deeded land to Bethiah Nightingale, the daughter of his deceased sister Bethiah Deering.

S.P.7-182, Inventory, 20 Oct.1671 of goods & chattels of Samuel Deering late deceased £199/2/. Due from the estate £78. Taken by Richard Brackett, Joseph Adams, Mary Deering, made oath to it 23th of 9br 1671.

S.P.3-283, New Series: Bond of Mary Deering as principal in £40 with Mr. Peter Brackett & James Thorp as sureties in £20 apiece 13th 1stmo. 1671/2 in estate of her husband Samuel Deering.

S.D.5-498: Samuel Deering of Block Island & Henry Neale of Braintree in N.E., planters for £52/10/ to Thomas Holbrook of Braintree, planter, half that lot that lyeth between Lawrence Copeland & lands that were William Tyng's, the whole being 140 acres more or less, bounded on Monoticutt River east, on common lands of Braintree west, lands of Lawrence Copeland north, & lands that were William Tyng's south & half the 4 1/2 acres of meadow or marsh on Thomas Holbrook N.W., meadow of Lawrence Copeland E. on the river that leads to Monoticutt S. Mar.21,1663. ack: 22 Oct.1668
Henry Neale & Hannah, Samuel Deering & Mary.

The will of Hannah, widow of Samuel Harris of Boston (S.P. New Series 2-351) dated Nov.4,1678 and presented in court Nov.30,1678 gives all my land and all on it to my sister Mary Holoway & her heirs if she hath a child or children, and if not to be divided between my other sisters. To sister Rachel Deering a new gown with a petticoat, & to sister Bathya Knightingall a new gown that I have worn. To Mr. John Williams my hamock that is now over my bed. Friend Morgan Glynn of Boston, cordwainer, executor, to have my husband's clothes & all other things that are mine, he paying my debts and funeral expenses. Witness, John Trippin, Nehemiah Perce.

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bapt. Oct.13,1672 at Braintree, "being 10 years old", dau. of widow Deering".

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died age 75.

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No Children

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He was a potter, resided on the spot where H.H. Kelley now lives (1892) says S.A. Bates. (on Washington St., north of West St.).
2nd cousins

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4th cousins

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died age 10mo.

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died a. 85yrs. 10mo. 20ds., gs
(Quincy Patriot of Nov.8)