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Mary Prince Warner |
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Mary Prince Warner married Jonathan Prince. He was a cordwinder. Mary became a widow when Jonathan died about 1685. She was the administratrix of his estate and sold his house, shop and lot. She married John Warner in 1691. Their children and life together are described in detail in the section on John and Mary Warner. She became a widow again when John died in 1712. Mary, according to his will, was provided support and allowed to enjoy the parlor, and chamber over the parlor. |
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| The Essex Antiquarian, Volume 9 edited by Sidney Perley
Samuel Lambert House. . . .Mr. Cash was a mariner, and conveyed the house and land to Philip Cromwell of Salem Oct. 12, 1677. Mr. Cromwell was a slaughterer, and, for thirty-five pounds, conveyed the estate to Jonathan Prince of Salem, cordwinder, Aug. 15, 1683. Mr. Prince died about 1685; his widow Mary, having married John Warner of Ipswich, was appointed administratrix of the estate; and she, for thirty-five pounds and ten shillings, conveyed the house, shop and lot to Samuel Lambert of Salem, mariner, Jan. 23, 1694. . . |
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