Dorothy
HAYNE
wager2079, 2083
1601
- after1684
Father: William KING/KINGE
Mother: Ann DOWLEDGE
Family 1 : Dorothy HAYNE
1. Mary KING
3. William KING
4.+Hannah
KING
5. Samuel KING
6. John KING
7. Mehitable KING
8. Deliverance KING
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- Dorothy HAYNE
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INDEX
wager2079, 2083
Came 20 MAR 1635 with the Rev. Joseph Hull Company (i.e., "Hull's
Colony") with mostly passengers from Somerset, England.
60 William Kinge, aged 40 years.
61 Dorothy, his wife, aged 34 years.
62 Mary Kinge, his daughter, aged 12 years.
63 Katlieryne, his daughter, aged 10 years.
64 William Kinge, his son, aged 8 years.
65 Hanna Kinge, his daughter, aged 6 years.
He was a member of the First church at Salem, but in 1637 joined the Antinomians
(Anne Hutchinson's "heresy") and was forced to give up arms to the
Salem authorities. Later he, along with his son William, was banished for
sheltering the persecuted Quakers. He died while still living at Salem and his
widow moved to Southold, Long Island, with some children.
One of his children, Katherine, married John Swezey (a Quaker), who later
connects to the Wager family through Mary Swayze (wager65) who we married Ezra
Wager (wager64). There is record of a William Hallock who disinherited one of
his boys for marrying one of the Quaker daughters of Katherine and converting.
This might all be very important information for piecing
together the missing holes in the Wager line. Obviously, they must have all
moved to Southold to avoid religious persecution. That was also probably the
motive for eventually moving to New Jersey.
Estate of William King of Salem Essex Probate (Salem Quarterly Court Records
3 : 12 mo : 1650 as printed in"The Essex Antiquarian" Vol. VII,
p. 26):
"William Kinge dying intestate his widow Dorothie Kinge and his eldest son
William (to whom is given two oxen to teach his brothers his trade) are ordered
to dispose of the estate to William Kinge, eldest son, double portion, Samuell,
second son, aged eighteen years, John, third son, aged thirteen, Mary, his
daughter, wife of John Scuddr, Katherine, wife of John Swaysy, his second
daughter, Hannah, his third daughter, Mehitable, his fourth daughter, aged
fifteen, and Deliverance, his fifth daughter, aged nine. Also, his brother John
to serve him (William) seven years, and William to allow his mother Dorothie
Kinge two shillings for her son John's service. The two younger daughters
Mehitable and Deliverance (under eighteen) Mr. Batter and Sergiant Palfree to
divide the portions, etc."
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