Mills-Martin Family Records - Person Sheet
Mills-Martin Family Records - Person Sheet
NameDorothy WILBUR 
3553
3553Birth16172106, p 7,3307,3309, p 147
Death19 Feb 1696, Portsmouth, Newport, Rhode Island3307, p 87 Age: 79
Individual Notes
• He [John Albro] married Dorothy Potter, widow of Nathaniel Potter, Portsmouth, R. I.3307, p 187
Spouses
Marriageabt 16362106, p 597,3073, p 8; marriage only
Birth19 Dec 1617, Warwickshire, England3552
Removal30 Apr 1634, New England3073, p 8,3302, p 24 Age: 16
Memoat age fourteen
Settlement1638, Rhode Island3073, p 8 Age: 20
Freeman16553302, p 24 Age: 37
Will28 Dec 17103073, p 9 Age: 93
Death14 Dec 1712, Portsmouth, Newport, Rhode Island3073, p 8,3307, p 87 Age: 94
Probate17133073, p 9 Age: 95
Burial17 Apr 1739, Portsmouth, Newport, Rhode Island3307, p 90
FlagsEarliest Immigrant
Individual Notes
• He embarked in ship Francis, from Ipswich for New England, under the care of William Freeborn. His age was called fourteen, which was not exact, but as near as was often the case in making returns to the officials.3073, p 8
• To daughter Elizabeth Congdon 50s. in silver money (at 17 pwt.), a bolster case, pair of sheets and two pewter platters.3073, p 10
• He came in ship Francis to Massachusetts in care of William Freeborne, (who four years later was among those who first settled Portsmouth, R. I.) 1639. John Albro’s name first appears on records of Portsmouth, he being granted a lot if he would build within one year.3307, p 87
• The above account of his public service shows that Maj. John Albro was a man of quite some prominence in the affairs of the Colony of Rhode Island.3302, p 25
• To daughter Elizabeth Congdon 50s. in silver money (at 17 pwt.), a bolster case, pair of sheets and two pewter platters.3073, p 10
• He came in ship Francis to Massachusetts in care of William Freeborne, (who four years later was among those who first settled Portsmouth, R. I.) 1639. John Albro’s name first appears on records of Portsmouth, he being granted a lot if he would build within one year.3307, p 87
• The above account of his public service shows that Maj. John Albro was a man of quite some prominence in the affairs of the Colony of Rhode Island.3302, p 25
Marriageabt 1643, Portsmouth, Newport, Rhode Island2106, p 7
ChildrenJohn (~1641-1724)
Susannah (~1643->1715)
Samuel (~1644-1739)
Elizabeth (~1647-1720)
Mary (~1649-)