Note N190Hudson Notes show birth year 1703 and death year 1812. These notes must have him confused with the uncle of the same name born to John Knight and Abigail Craggin.
Note N2086"The place where Benjamin Hastings now lives on Central Street, was formerly owned by Amasiah Knight, great-grandfather to Frank D. Knight. The old house stood west of the present one. In 1773, Knights bought 40 acres of land for 0. Itembraced all the land west of Central street at this point to the Assabet river.
The Knights family lived on this farm, at least a hundred years. One warm, summer day a big bear was discovered in the brook running through the meadow south of Central street. He was standing there to keep cool. The farmers went to the house fortheir guns. When they returned Bruin was still there; they speedily ended his existence. He was very large size and it took an ox team to draw him away.
Aaron and David Knights were two sons of Amasiah Knights. When Aaron died it took three men two and one-half hours to count the money he had stored in the house. Rufus Knights, son of David Knights was the last owner of the farm."
[From Wilbur Brigham's Early Hudson History, Hudson Historical Society. Originally published in the Hudson enterprise, March 17, 1894]
Reference: 8 DEC 2013 17:58:14
Note N246Birth reported as on 27 Sep 1720
in Ralph & Pat Roberts Family ancestry on Ancestry.com by Ralph Roberts at ralph@abooks.com
and in NewEnglandAncestors.org database
Note N247Death reported as occurring in Bolton, MA
in 1812 in Ralph & Pat Roberts Family ancestry on Ancestry.com by Ralph Roberts at ralph@abooks.com
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