Historic homes and institutions and genealogical and personal memoirs of Worcester County, Massachusetts, with a history of Worcester society of antiquity; . pioneers, John Moore. (Ssketch of Moore family in this work.) Henry Ri took the oath of fidelity July 9, 1645. His first graiof land was in 1643 on the southern part of WDunsters farm. He was admitted a freeman1658. He received from his father in 1659 the de;of a tract of land in the wilderness at what w,called New Trouble and also about the same tii,land south of the Cochituate brook confirmed latby Indian deeds dated March 10, 1672-3. I
Historic homes and institutions and genealogical and personal memoirs of Worcester County, Massachusetts, with a history of Worcester society of antiquity; . pioneers, John Moore. (Ssketch of Moore family in this work.) Henry Ri took the oath of fidelity July 9, 1645. His first graiof land was in 1643 on the southern part of WDunsters farm. He was admitted a freeman1658. He received from his father in 1659 the de;of a tract of land in the wilderness at what w,called New Trouble and also about the same tii,land south of the Cochituate brook confirmed latby Indian deeds dated March 10, 1672-3. In 1679 1brother, Benjamin Rice, conveyed to him land nehis house. Henry lived at what was called RicEnd in the adjoining town of Framingham, andbequeathed his house there to his son Jonath;Henry died February 10, 1710, and being older thhis brother Edward, must have been about ninethree years of age. His will was proved in Middsex county. His wife Elizabeth died at Framirham, August 3, 1705. Their children were: Maborn September 9, 1646; Elizabeth, August 4, 16married John Brewer; Jonathan, July 3, 1654; Agail, June 17, 1657, married Thomas Smith; Dav. :KT II. i WORCESTER COUNTY . December 27, 1659; Tamasin, February 2, i65i, niiir- ! ried Benjamin Parmenter; Rachel, May 10, 1664; i Lydia, June 4, 1668; jNlercy, January I, 1670; Hannah. I (III) David Rice, son of Henry Rice (2), was . born in Sudbury, iMassachusctts, December 27, was one of the original members and one of lliefirst deacons of the Framingham Church. He wasselectman of Framingham four years, town treas-urer two years, and was a leading citizen. His homestead was probably near that of the late DeaconLuther Havens. He died October 16, 172J, at Fram- 1 ingham. His heirs divided the property by mutualagreement. He married, April 7, 1687, HannahWalker, who died December 18, 1704. Their chil-dren were: Elizabeth, born September 8, 1689, mar-ried Samuel Frost, February i, 1710-11; Haimah,Janua
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