Michael Lambert (abt. 1660 - bef. 1693)

Husband of Elizabeth (Stark) Smith — married 19 Apr 1688 in Stonington, New London County, Connecticut

Descendants

Died before 1693 before about age 33 in Preston, New London, Connecticut Colony [uncertain]

Biography

Name

Michael Lambert^[1]

Death

BEF 1693 Probably in Preston, Connecticut^[2]

Marriage

Wife: Elizabeth Stark

19 APR 1688 Stonington, New London County, Connecticut^[3]

Notes

Compiled by Clovis LaFleur. Please give credit to the researchers who have contributed family data for this individual. Thank you!!!

Items in the Preston Deed books related to "Mickell Lambert". FHL Film #5381 CT: New London: Preston Deedbooks 1-3 (1687-1722) Mikel Lambert 1:103 13 Jan 1689 Capt Standish Thomas Parks and Caleb Fobes in the behalf of the Town do covenant with Michkell Lambert to build the ministers house in consideration thereof wee doe ingage to pay or cause to be payed unto the sd Lambard two hundred acres of Land to be Laid out in the Town commons and all so to a---- the sd Lambert an equall proportion in the Town commons 1:103 Josiah Hains 100A, promised to Mickell Lambert upon the account of the ministers house 18A lying Northward from Charles Williams his Land by Norwitch bounds and 11A lying northwardly from the Land of Nathaniel Parke at Pauchaug River near a pine swamp beginning at a stake standing in Norwitch Line and running by Norwitch Line to the Land of Nathaniel Parke at a crooks in Pachaug River where it comes to the south west corner of a hill Laid out by us Caleb Fobes, John Park. 9 Feb 1698/9 3:19 [copy] Articles of agreement between Capt. Standish, Mr. Thomas Parke Senr and Caleb Fobes on ye one Part in ye behalf of ye Town of Preston and Mikell Lambert Carpenter on ye other part Witnesseth as followeth: ye sd Mikell Doth covenant with ye abovesd Gentlemen to build a dwelling house for ye Minister at Preston ye Dementions whereof are as followeth: Nineteen foot wide and six and twenty foot in Length fourteen foot between Joynts wt a Leantow at ye end of ye house ten foot wide: viz: ye sd Lambert is to fell and hue ye timber; to frame and Raise ye same upon ye Land allotted for ye minister: to finish sd house by doing all ye work properly belonging to ye Carpenter as windows stairs doors and floors and sealing ye upper and lower rooms making convenient particions and is to Saw all ye Timber for ye Slitt work provided that ye above sd town is to provide bords nailes shingles and clabords sufficient for ye above sd work; for and in consideration we do Capt. Standish Mr. Thomas Parke and Caleb Fobes in ye behalf of ye town do covenant and promise to pay or cause to be paid unto ye sd Lambert: two hundred acres of Land out of ye town Commons and a proportionable privellege in ye Commons and also to alow ye sd Lambert Sufficient Diet washing and Lodging During ye time that he or they shall be about ye aforesd work ye sd Lambert is to Rais ye sd house by ye help of ye inhabitance at or before ye Last of May Next Ensueing ye Date hereof which will be in ye year 1689 and to be finished by ye Last of October next Ensueing and to make a Gable End at ye Far side of sd house and to put up pramides and flin boards and is Not to make Sale of ye Land to any Nonresidant person without ye Consent of ye Town. This is a true full and Clear agreement as witness our hands January ye 3rd 1689: Signed: Mikell Lambirt, Thomas Parke, Caleb Fobes. Signed in presents of us. Jonathan Tracy, Joseph Morgan This above Covenant Entred on Record ye 23rd day of November 1722. Pr Me Samll Sterry Recorder. The following record was recorded when the daughter of Michael Lambert, Mikel Lambert, reached 21 years of age. Her father's estate had be given to her by will and she now received her full share in this document. Her Honered father, Josiah Haines, mentioned in the earlier part of this document was her step-father, now married to her mother, Elizabeth Stark. 3:46-47 [copy] To all Christian people to whom this present deed of sale shall come Greetings. Knew ye that I Mikell Lambert of Groton in ye County of New London in her Majesties Colony of Conecticut in America for and in consideration of the sum of fifty pounds Good and Current Silver Money of New England to me my hand before ye Ensealing hereof I well and truly paid by my Honored father Mr. Josiah Haines of ye Town and county and Colony aforesd farmers y re----- whereof I doe hearby acknowledge and My Self therewith fully Sattesfied Contented and paid and thereof and of Every part and parcel thereof Do --------- acquit and Discharge ye sd Josiah Haines his heirs executors and Ad----- forever: by this preasent: I ye sd Mikel Lambert have Given Granted Bargained Sold Alenated Conveyed Confermed and by this Do freely and Absolutely Give grant bargain Sell alienate Convey and Confim unto him sd Josiah Hains his hears and Assigns forever Several messuages or tracts: as a Reall Estate of Inheritance in fee Simple lying and being Situate in ye Township of Groton and Preston in ye County of New London and Colony ---mised and all and Singular ye Rites titles Claims interest and Demands yt I ye --- Mikell Lambert can Lawfully Make too any Lands or tenements before ye Date ---- this preasent I avouching my Self to be ye Soul heiress Lawfull to my --- sd fathers Estate Mikell Lambert deseased: Late of N. London in ye Colony aforesd as it was devised to me by his last will and testament as by record may appear be ye estimation of Acres more or less and particular being butted bounded as follows in ye Severall parts and parcels of them, this instrument being a more ample confirmation of what I have already given to sd father in law as by record may appear baring date 1709/10: First of all I doe by his preasents Sell make over and Confirm unto ye sd Josiah Hains and his heirs and Assigns forever all that land that my father had in ye township of N. London on ye east side of N. London River at a place commonly called --- Seull? Plain being in estimation sixty acres be it more or less which my father had bought or purchased of Joseph Stanton of Naragansett in ye colony of Rhode Island on Kingsprince as by record may appear which was devised to me by will as aforesd which land was granted to Joseph Stanton by his father in Law Wm. Meeds of New London Deceased twenty acres of wch land was given by ye town of N. London to Wm. Meeds wch lyeth and is situate between ye twenty acre lots of Wm. Hough and Welmans as they were originally Wm. Welmans and lyeth to ye northward of Wm. Meeds: his twenty acres also twenty acres bought of George Tongue? Wm. Chapman and Thomas Croker and lyeth to ye northward of Wm. Meeds twenty acres all which three parcells containing sixty acres as abovesd and all so 150A of land in ye township of Preston in ye Colony and County abovesd which land my father bought of Sd town with ye commons whereunto belonging for work done by him ye sd Mikell Lambert for sd town wch as by Reacord may appear which land Lyeth and is Situate on ye East bounds of sd Town att a place commonly known by ye name of Chestnut. 13 Dec 1711. Signed: Mikel M. Lambert her mark. Wit: Nehemiah Smith, Lidya Smith, Dorothy Smith. Ack: 13 Dec 1711. Ent: 8 Jul 1715.

Sources

1. ↑ Source: #S4409 Page: page 132, LDS Microfilm #5593 Data: Text: Michall Lambert married Elizabeth Start (Stark)
2. ↑ Source: #S893 Page: page 6 Data: Text: Shows Elizabeth married Josiah Haines Mar. 3, 1693, hence Michael died before this date.
3. ↑ Source: #S4409 Page: Book 1, page 132, LDS Microfilm #5593 Data: Text: Quote: "Michall Lambert and Elizabeth Start was married in Stonington Aprill 19th 1688. Present Mr. Samuell Mason, Justice of the Peace & entered Aprill 28, 1688, present Mr. John Stanton, Recorder."

See also:

• Source: S4409 Title: Stonington, New London, CT Deeds, 1664-1714
• Source: S893 Author: Charles R. Stark. Title: Aaron Stark Family, Seven Generations of Aaron Stark of Groton, Connecticut Publication: Name: Wright & Potter, Boston, Mass., 1927;
• The Barbour Collection of Connecticut Town Vital Records (NEHGS, Boston, 2011) Vol. Stonington, Page 144. Marriage record.