Généalogie de la famille de PRELLE de la NIEPPE

Biography Elizabeth Osgood, born 11 April 1710, and her husband Private Thomas Sawyer (1710-1797) served in the American Revolution: 1) CAPT ROBBINS, COL WHITCOMB 2) LEXINGTON ALARM Daughters of the American Revolution, DAR Genealogical Research Databases, database online, (http://www.dar.org/ : accessed November 17, 2019), "Record of Thomas Sawyer", Ancestor # A100355. m2. Mary Houghton. Property In a series of land transactions, Thomas conveyed his property to his children. On 17 December 1760 (recorded 20 August 1761), Thomas Sawyer of Bolton conveyed to Abraham Sawyer of Narragansett Township Number 6 three pieces of land of 90 plus acres in Narragansett Township with dwelling house for payment of £100. On 17 March 1761 (recorded 13 May 1763), Thomas conveyed to Thomas, Jr. of Narragansett Township Number 6, for love and good will he bore his son, two pieces of land in Narragansett Township totaling about 48 acres. In July 1766, for love and good will, Thomas conveyed to son Hooker one-half of the homestead farm in Bolton. On 9 December 1771 (recorded 28 August 1772), Thomas sold the other half of the farm (referred to this as his old place where he formerly lived), noting that the first half was the property where the widow Relief Osgood lived, to Eliakim Atherton blacksmith of Bolton for payment of £100. On 15 August 1766, Thomas sold to Thomas Sawyer of Templeton 60 acres in Templeton for payment of £30. In July 1767 (recorded 9 January 1771), Thomas of Bolton conveyed to his daughter Elizabeth Atherton, for the love and good will he bore his daughter, 20 acres of land in Bolton lying eastwardly of the property where Hooker was living.[1] Sources ↑ Massachusetts Land Records, Worcester County, 45:207; 46:434; 56:546; 66:362; 67:299; 67:367 Source: https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Sawyer-2936