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on Wm. Field Monument
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1st wife
3 children
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608 6th St.
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died single
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died age 7 weeks
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died age 76yrs. 8mo. 5ds.
He was a boot maker in 1850 & at death
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This most variable surname has caused some confusion and Savage in his Genealogical Dictionary thought it "an impossible one". It probably originated as Eastgate. In Braintree town records it is usually Ezgate and in the church records as Isgate. Rev. Samuel Niles records it in 1752 as Easgate.
Eleazer Ezgate first is of record in Braintree at his marriage Jun.24,1675 to Joyce Goodwin. These people may have come here from Maine.
"Eleazer Ezgat" took the oath of allegiance at Braintree about 1678.
He is mentioned in town records only when on May 12,1718 "Eliezer Isgate" was voted to have liberty for getting stones off the common (with his own hands) what he pleases and that without paying for them".
S.P.32-424: Will of Eliezer Isgate "being now upon a sick bed and not knowing but it may prove my death bed," Sep.24,1718 - Apr.27,1736:
To wife Abigail use & improvement of my now dwelling house & land during life only with the reserve that my daughter Abigail have free leave and liberty to live with her in said house. To daughter Abigail my bed I now be on "beding" after her mother's decease. To wife Abigail my cow, swine, & one third of all moveables, two thirds of moveables to be divided among all my children. Wife Abigail executrix.
Witness: Jonathan Hayward, Jonathan Hayward Jr., Joseph Parmenter.
-425, Inventory: Building & pasture land 8 acres & 1 acre salt meadow & a convenient landing place for lumber £200. Total £236/11/, taken by Elkanah Wales, Thomas Copeland, Samuel Arnold.
27-364: Martha Esgate of Boston singlewoman made administrator of brother Eleazer Esgate late Of Braintree, Norfolk, Mason, deceased, Nov.3,1729.
N.S.14-427 & she is bonded with Charles Coffin, shopkeeper & John Hobby, merchant, all of Boston. No Inventory.
3rd wife
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6 children
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he age 23
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Sailor
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He, or his son Daniel was admitted to the First Church of Boston in 1680, and was a freeman, 16 May, 1683.
Daniel Fairfield of Boston, "being Aged and weak in Body," made his will 16 June, 1708. To his granddaughter Mary Fairfield a feather bed. To his wife Ruth Fairfield the use of his estate for life, and she may give a part to his daughter Sarah Ellis. After his wife's deat h his estate to be divided into three parts, one for his son Daniel Fairfield, another for his grandchild Ruth Eaton, the other for his granddaughter Mary Fairfield. In case his son Daniel Fairfield, who is now absent at sea, should not return home to Boston, his third shall be put into the hands of trustees for the use of his daughter Grace Fairfield until she attain full age, or day of marriage. In case she die before, her share to be equally divided between his grand ..daughters Ruth Eaton and Mary Fairfield. His wife Ruth Fairfield and his son- in-law Samuel Eaton to be executors. Codicil 7 Mar. 1708-09. Henry Bridgham, so n of Joseph Bridgham, deceased, to';be overseer. Second codicil 22 Oct. 1709. His daughter Elizabeth' Goddard and her three children 15 shillings to buy each a Bible;~* probated 15 Mar. 1709-10. Inventory taken 31 Jan. 1709-10
2 More Children, born at Weymouth:
,4Chfld, b. 24 Aug. 1667.
h, b. 25 Aug. 1670.