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Individual:
!Birth: Sources: _A Genealogy of the Hutchinson Family of Yorkshire, and
of the American Branch of the Family Descended from Richard
Hutchinson, of Salem, Mass._, by Joseph L. Chester, 1868, Boston,
Massachusetts, p. 24; _The Hutchinson Family: or the Descendants of
Barnard Hutchinson, of Cowlam, England_, compiled by Perley Derby,
Essex Institute Press, 1870, Salem, Massachusetts, pp. 10-11; LDS Film
#874031, Item 1, Salem VR, 1:460, (James R. Taylor,
turmoil2@c-zone.net). !Marriage & Death: Sources: _A Genealogy of the Hutchinson Family of
Yorkshire, and of the American Branch of the Family Descended from
Richard Hutchinson, of Salem, Mass._, by Joseph L. Chester, 1868,
Boston, Massachusetts, p. 24; _The Hutchinson Family: or the
Descendants of Barnard Hutchinson, of Cowlam, England_, compiled by
Perley Derby, Essex Institute Press, 1870, Salem, Massachusetts, pp.
10-11; _History of the Putnam Family_, (James R. Taylor,
turmoil2@c-zone.net). Surname: Recorded as 'Hutchenson' in Salem VR.
He settled on a portion of his father's farm, and at his decease he was in
possession of about 650 acres of land. He and his brother Joseph, prior
to Mch., 1672, had erected a saw mill on Beaver Dam. A road being laid
out from their father's house to said Dam, a complaint was preferred
against them for obstructing the way, but there is no further record to
show how the affair terminated. (Derby, p. 10) Inventory of John's estate was taken 2 Aug 1676. (Chester, p. 24)
His estate was valued at £273, 5s, 6d [at the time of his death]. (Derby,
p. 10) [Also, see below for a more detailed inventory of his estate.] From _The Probate Records of Essex County, Massachusetts_, Vol III,
1635-1664, Salem, Mass., Essex Institute, 1920, pp. 106-7: Estate of John Hutchinson
Administration on the estate of John Huchenson, intestate, was granted
29: 9: 1676, to Sarah, the relict, who brought in an inventory, and was
ordered to appear at the next Salem court for the ordering of the estate. Petition of Sarah Huchinson that the estate of her husband John
Hutchinson be divided between herself and child; that she have all the
moveable goods and the bringing up of the child; that she have all the
land until her child was eighteen years of age and then the child to have
one-third part; that at her death to have one part more of all the land and
the other third part to be at her disposing. (Essex County Probate Files,
Docket 14,407) Inventory of the estate of John Hutchison, who deceased about Aug. 2,
1676, taken Nov. 8, 1676, by Nathaniell Ingersoll and Joshua Rea: waring
apparrel, 6li. 10 s.; foure oxen, 18 li.; five Cowes, 15li.; two three years
old, 5li.; one Horse, 4li, 10s.; tow Calfes, 1li, 10s.; five Hogges, 3li.;
sevenn charde, one house & Barne, ----; in iron, 12s.; one friing pann, 1
iron pott, 13s.; tow axes & other tooles, 13s.; three napkins, table cloth,
1li. 2s.; Bassen & putter, 17s.; wooden ware, Cheste, 9s.; one fether bed,
3li. 10s.; woolen yarne & woole, 2li.; Rug, Blanketts new Cloath, 2le. 5s.;
tow gunnes, 2li., 15s.; yokes chaine, sheer, coulter, 1li.; cleves & pinn,
foure pillowes, 1li. 3s; Engling courn & hay. 6li. 10 s.; money, 7s.; 100
ackers of land with halfe the houseing In present possesion & 100 ackers
of land, Revertion as appeareth By deed of Giffte, 130li. Debts due to the
estate 7 li. 14s.; 250 ackrs of land, 40li.; debts due from the estate,
15li. 10s.; total 273li. 5s. 6d. Allowed in Salem court 29: 9: 1676. (Essex County Quarterly Court Files,
vol. 26, leaf 23. Sarah, widow and administratrix of her husband John Hutchenson's
estate, petition to the court, dated Jan. 29, 1676, for a division of the
estate between herself and her child, that is, that the child should have
one-halfe of the land when she becomes of age, as may appear by two
deeds given by her father and father-in-law, and that at said Sarah's
decease she should have as much of the other halfe as to give her
two-thirds of the whole; that the rest of the estate be for Sarah's own
use, the child to have a feather-bed when of age. Her father Putnam and
father Hutchinson witnessed and consented to this agreement. Witness to their consent: James Bayley, Jonathan Putnam.
Court Mar. 27, 1677, allowed this distriburion, Sarah to bring up the
child until she reached the age of eighteen or marriage. (Essex County
Probate Files, Docket 14,407.)
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