Hart Family - Ourfolk
Jane (Cloyes)
Jane was married to John Cloyes, III .
John, III died on 1676 in Cumberland, Maine .
He was the son of Peter Cloyes, II and Elizabeth (Cloyes) .
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May 3, 1656; For 30 pounds, sold Watertown house 'where my late mansion house was by God's providence burnt down' along with interest in the meeting house, to Samuel Stratton. Wife Jane released dower to the Watertown property . Bought house, barn and marsh land near 'the neck' in Charlestown, MA. (Cloice Report of Winifred Lovering Holman; Genealogical Dictionary of Maine and New Hampshire)
In 1676 he was living on the west sideof the Penobscot River - killed in Indian attack. (The Cloyes Family; Savage's) The inventory of the 'estate of John Clay deceased, being a fisherman and mariner, killed by the Indians' is on file together with papers of Administration of his estate, saidAdministration granted to one WilliamWood. (Cloyes and Dagwell Family Genealogies - Obetz) (see Phipps Family source)
In 1676 he was living on the west sideof the Penobscot River - killed in Indian attack. (The Cloyes Family; Savage's) The inventory of the 'estate of John Clay deceased, being a fisherman and mariner, killed by the Indians' is on file together with papers of Administration of his estate, saidAdministration granted to one WilliamWood. (Cloyes and Dagwell Family Genealogies - Obetz) (see Phipps Family source)
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