David Sloan (1700 - 1758)

Born 1700 in of Dorchester, Suffolk, Ma

Husband of Sarah (Dyer) Sloan — married 2 Dec 1723 in Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts Bay Colony

Descendants

Died Mar 1758 at about age 58 in Braintree, (Randolph) Norfolk, Ma

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Biography

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Birth

ID: 27A38547-454D-487E-9135-DEB4B7016A58

ID Number: MH:IF812210

1700

of Dorchester, Suffolk, Ma

Death

ID: B2FED176-BAF0-45F2-A549-82769CC07FEB

ID Number: MH:IF812211

MAR 1758

Braintree, (Randolph) Norfolk, Ma

Record ID Number

ID Number: MH:I1065

User ID

ID: 6BB0BFF2-4070-4B45-85D4-233EB3B764F4

UPD

02 JAN 2010 19:26:35 GMT-6

Note

Of Dorchester -- called David STONE of Dorchester in marriage record in Boston Vital Records.

He was one of the original members of the Third Parish Church, 1731, now First Congregational Church of Randolph. He lived on present Chestnut St., Randolph, and his house is first mentioned in 1733 when a way was laid out "for their more convenient passing to meeting, beginning by the house of David Sloane at the way that leads to Stoughton." It passed to son David Sloan, later to Capt. Micah Thayer & Joseph Jones.

S.P. 53-206: Will of David Sloan, weaver, Mar.4,1757 - Mar.17,1758:

To wife Sarah improvement of whole estate. To son John 5/ he having received his full part.

To son David & his heirs, my dwelling house & about 14 acres adjoining & part of the two shares of land bought of William Penniman & John Nightingale, all that to the east of the way, E. on Bendall's line, W. coming to said way, N. on Samuel Spear Jr., S. on Joseph Tower Jr., & he is to pay the legacies.

To my son John and two daughters, also to my grandchildren L3/30/ each at age.

To dau. Sarah L13/6/8. To son Peter, now in his minority all remainder of said 2 shares of land coming to the aforesaid way.

Wife Sarah & son David executors.

Witnesses: Nehemiah Hayden, James Penniman, Adam French, Dorcas Faxon.

To daughter Annah L13/6/8 at my wife's decease.

S.P. 54-14: Inventory: 14 acres & a small house & 50 acres, chiefly wild land.

L137/8/2, Jan.12,1759.

[Sprague 1471 & 4299R]

Sloan,Sloane,Slone

David ( - of Dorchester -- called David Stone of Dorchester in marriage record in Boston V.R.).

He was one of the original members of the Third Parish Church, 1731, now First Congregational Church of Randolph. He lived on present Chestnut St., Randolph, and his house is first mentioned in 1733 when a way was laid out "for their more convenient passing to meeting" beginning by the house of David Sloane at the way that leads to Stoughton." It passed to son David Sloan, later to Capt. Micah Thayer & Joseph Jones.

S.P.53-206: Will of David Sloan, weaver, Mar.4,1757 - Mar.17,1758:

To wife Sarah improvement of whole estate. To son John 5/ he having received his full part.

To son David & his heirs, my dwelling house & about 14 a. adjoining & part of the two shares of land bought of William Penniman & John Nightingale, all that to the east of the way, E. on Bendall's line, W. coming to said way, N. on Samuel Spear Jr., S. on Joseph Tower Jr. & he is to pay the legacies.

To my son John and two daughters, also to my two grandchildren £3/30/ each at age.

To dau. Sarah £13/6/8. To son Peter, now in his minority all remainder of said 2 shares of land coming to the aforesaid way. Wife Sarah & son David executors.

Witnesses: Nehemiah Hayden, James Penniman, Adam French, Dorcas Faxon.

To daughter Annah £13/6/8 at my wife's decease.

54-14, Inventory: 14 acres & a small house & 50 a., chiefly wild land. £137/8/2, Jan.12,1759.

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Acknowledgments

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