Samuel/Samuell Paine, born Sept 13, 1686 in Rehoboth, Massachusetts, was the son of Anne & Samuel Paine.[1]
From Payne pg 87:
"Fourth Generation. Children of Samuel Paine (III), and Anne Peck, all born in Rehoboth, Mass. :
4. SAMUEL PAINE (IV), b. 1686, Sept. 13th, and removed to Pomfret Conn., in 1705-6. In 1709, he purchased land of Benjamin Griggs in Pomfret, then called Mashamoquet, and in the same year married Ruth Perrin, daughter of Abraham and Sarah Perrin, who was b. 1688, March 30th, probably in Rehoboth. His wife and himself were admitted to the church in Pomfret in Sept., 1719. He was one of 23 petitioners to the General Court, or Assembly, in 17 13, May 30th, for a town organization. In 171 5, he was one of the earliest signers to support preaching. In 1723, with others, he protested at town meeting, against leaving the school house unfinished. In 1724, Benjamin Sabin and Samuel Paine were chosen town surveyors. His wife died 1725, June ye 5th, aged 37 years. Samuel died 1732-33, Feb. 15th, in his 47th year.
Samuel and Ruth had 6 children, viz :
5. Elizabeth, b. 1710, Aug. ye 9.
6. Samuel, b. 1711, 12, March 31st.
7. Sarah, b. 1714, 15, Feb. 16th.
8. Benjamin, b. 17 16, Oct. 30th.
9. Ann, b. 17 19-20, Feb. 11."
Two of his children were born in Promfret, Windham, Connecticut
There is a recorded headstone for a Samuel Pain who died 15 Feb. 1733, age 46. The record is in the Hale Collection for the Sabin cemetery.
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It may be possible to confirm family relationships with Samuel by comparing test results with other carriers of his Y-chromosome or his mother's mitochondrial DNA.
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