Moses Pengry
(abt. 1610 - 2 Jan 1696)
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Moses was the child of ?
BORN MITCHELDEAN, GLOUCESTERSHIRE, ENGLAND
THE NAME IS SPELLED VARIOUSLY PENGRY, PINGRY, PINGREE, ETC.
Ancestor's Life Events
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"The earliest information obtained in relation to Moses Pengry is contained in a deed to him of real estate, dated the twelfth day of the first month 1641. The early settlers of New England commenced the year March 25th, until 1760, so that the date of the deed would be by subsequent reckoning until 1752, April 5, or if we carry the calendar forward eleven days for new style April 16th. It is probable that Moses and Aaron Pengry were both of Ipswich as early as 1640, perhaps a few years earlier. Moses m. Abigail d. of Robert Clement, who is said by Savage to have come from London to Haverhill, Mass., as early as 1642, bringing many children with him, no less than nine of whom are named in his will. Mr. Clement was representative of the town of Haverhill in the General Court of Mass. from 1647 to 1653, seven years. In his will he names Moses Pingree husband of his daughter Abigail. Ipswich records show that in 1641, Moses Pengry was one of the list of commoners. In 1648, he was paid 4 shillings for killing a fox. The same year he subscribed three shillings toward Major Denison's salary. In 1650 Moses Pengry received a grant of land 40 acres beyond Mr. Hubbard's farm near to Wenham line. In 1653, Moses Pengry paid 6s for pasturing two cows on the north side of the river. In 1654 he was one of the selectmen. In 1656 Dea. Pengry is assessed by the selectmen 4 pounds 5s as a spinner. In 1659 Moses Pengry has liberty to fell two white oaks. In Felt's history of Ipswich it is represented on the 12th page that the earliest date in which Moses Pingrey's name appears on the records is 1642 and that of Aaron in 1648, but this is evidently a mistake. On page 98 of Felt's History of Ipswich is the following:-- "Salt works 1652," "Granted to Moses Pengry a parcel of land by the ware house below Obadiah Wood's fence, to set up his salt pans and works and fence in his woods also liberty to fell wood out of the swamp near the town for his use." On page 170 of the same book, "1696 Jan. 2, Moses Pengry died aged 86. His wife Lydia died January 16th, 1676. He was of Ipswich in 1642. Set up saltworks here in 1652, was selectman and often in town business, was Deputy to the General Court in 1665, and was deacon in the first church. He lived long and usefully on earth as one preparing for a heritage in heaven." Source: Title A genealogical record of the descendants of Moses Pengry, of Ipswich, Mass: so far as ascertained Author William Morrill Pingry Publisher Warner & Hyde, printers, 1881 Original from the University of Wisconsin - Madison Digitized Sep 6, 2007 Length 186 pages Page 11 |
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Bio DEACON MOSES PENGRY WAS AT IPSWICH, MASSACHUSETTS AS EARLY AS 1641 AND ESTABLISHED A SALT WORKS THERE IN 1652. HE HELD THE OFFICE OF SELECTMAN AND SERVED FOR MANY YEARS AS DEACON OF THE CHURCH. IN 1658 HE WAS GRANTED A LICENSE TO SELL LIQUOR AND TO KEEP AN INN THESE LICENSES WERE RENEWED FOR MANY YEARS (PILLSBURY ANCESTRY, PP. 981-984). TITLE: ANCESTRY OF CHARLES STINSON PILLSBURY AND JOHN SARGENT PILLSBURY AUTHOR: MARY LOVERING HOLMAN PUBLICATION: CONCORD, NH: THE RUMFORD PRESS, 1938 HE SERVED IN THE KING PHILIP'S WAR. MOSES AND BROTHER, AARON, SETTLED IN IPSWICH IN ABOUT 1639, MOSES WAS DEACON OF THE FIRST CHURCH OF IPSWICH, ABOUT 1670 MOSES OWNED AND OPERATED THE WHITE HORSE, A INN THAT STILL STANDS ON HIGH STREET IN IPSWICH, MOSES HELD POSITIONS AS SELECTMAN, CONSTABLE, SURVEYOR, CHURCH DEACON AND ELECTED TO REPRESENT IPSWICH IN THE GENERAL COURT SOURCE: 'THE PENGRY FAMILY NEWS' NEWSLETTER VOLUME 2, NUMBER 2 JULY 1987 "DEACON MOSES PENGRY OF IPSWICH, MA." |
Death 1695 PINGRY Moses, Dea., Jan 2, 1695-6. [a. 86 y. P. R. 8.] Death Ipswich |
Ancestor's Marriage(s) and Child(ren)
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Source: "Moses (1610/11-1696) & Lydia [CLEMENT] (?1618-1676) ca 1644, by 1646 Salisbury {Dodge Anc. (1896) 24 Pillsbury Anc. 981 Reg. 94:107 Salisbury Fam. 291 Clement 37 Jewett 35 Essex Ant. 7:159 Sv. 1:408 Cushing (ms) 103 Bradley (1915) 166 EIHC 47:322, 53:254}" Source: Torrey’s New England Marriages Prior to 1700. (Online db. NewEnglandAncestors.org. New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2008.) Originally published as: New England Marriages Prior to 1700. CD-ROM. Boston, Mass.: New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2001. ![]() ![]() Source: Title A genealogical record of the descendants of Moses Pengry, of Ipswich, Mass: so far as ascertained Author William Morrill Pingry Publisher Warner & Hyde, printers, 1881 Original from the University of Wisconsin - Madison Digitized Sep 6, 2007 Length 186 pages Pages 12-13 |
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Children:
Lydia Pengry (Pingree) (1648, Ipswich, Essex, Massachusetts, USA - 14 Mar 1688, Ipswich, Essex, Massachusetts, USA)
Sarah Pengry (abt. 1649, Ipswich, Essex, Massachusetts, USA - , )
Moses Pengry (abt. 1650, - , )
Aaron Pengry (1652, Ipswich, Essex, Massachusetts, USA - 19 Sept 1714, Rowley, Essex, Massachusetts, USA)
John Pengry (1654, Ipswich, Essex, Massachusetts, USA - 15 JAN 1723, Ipswich, Essex, Massachusetts, USA)
Thomas Pengry (1656, Ipswich, Essex, Massachusetts, USA - 25 Jan 1662, Ipswich, Essex, Massachusetts, USA)
Abigail Pengry (30 Jan 1666, Ipswich, Essex, Massachusetts, USA - 4 May 1684, Ipswich, Essex, Massachusetts, USA)
Mehitable Pengry (1667, Ipswich, Essex, Massachusetts, USA - 8 Jan 1668, Ipswich, Essex, Massachusetts, USA) |
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