m1 John Muchmore, m2 Ezekiel Pitman, m4 Timothy Mosese
Sources:
Other : Stackpole, Hist Durham, 1913, 2/165
m c1682
Sources:
Other : Stackpole, Hist Durham, 1913, 2/165
Sources:
Other : Stackpole, Hist Durham, 1913, 2/166
Sources:
Other : Stackpole, Hist Durham, 1913, 2/166
Sources:
Other : Stackpole, Hist Durham, 1913, 2/166
Sources:
Other : Stackpole, Hist Durham, 1913, 2/166
Sources:
Other : Stackpole, Hist Durham, 1913, 2/166
liv Durham & Lee NH
1700 - Richard Glover of Dover, NH m Martha Moses d/o Timothy of Dover.
Martha b 5 May 1700. He is the only Glover mentioned in NH, but mention is
made of a Mr. Ralph Glover of Boston who was a patentee of York and had d bef
13 July 1633 [Noyes p496].
23 Nov 1722 - Richard Glover & John Glover, fishermen of New Castle,
gave a promissory note for 17#-12s-7p to Sam'l Penhallow, Esq. of Portsmouth.
Both signed by mark, and the note was witnwssed by Phebe Gross & Abigail
Oborne. On 17 Feb 1723/4 Abigail King, lately Abigail Oborne, of full age,
depossed that she and Phebe Gross had seen the two Glovers freely sign the
said note. The Glovers failed to pay the note, and on 4 March 1723/4 the
sheriff was ordered to attache the goods & estate of Rich'd Glover and Jn'o
Glover "late of New Castle and now resident at Kittery," fishermen, in an
amount up to 35 pounds to assure their appearance at the court of Common Pleas
in Portsmouth during March. The Glovers apparently lost the case because they
were assessed the court costs [NH Prov Ct Rec #20545].
8 Sept 1723 - Martha Glover bapt by Rev Hugh Adams (at Oyster River?)
[NEHGR 32/133].
9 October 1724 - Richard Glover, husbandman (residence not stated),
promised to pay 3#-9s-6p to William Langdon, fisherman of Newcastle, on de-
mand. When he failed to pay the sheriff was ordered to attach the estate of
Glover in the amount of up to six pounds. Langdon won the case by default 8
Sept 1727. The mark used by Richard Glover on this note appears to be identi-
cal with that on the note in Court Record #20545 [NH Prov Ct Rec #21136].
15 March 1731/2 - the sheriff of NH ordered to attach the estate of
Richard Glover, fisherman of Oyster River, to the value of 20# to assure his
appearance at the court of Common Pleas in Hampton in June to answer to Cypri-
an Jeffry of Portsmouth for failing to pay 12#-15s-6p due according the the
following account dated 9 June 1729 at Hampton NH and titled "Mr. Ricahrd
Glover of oysterriver." The account mentions money due Cyprian Jeffry (12#-
15s-9p), and includes a listing of charges from March 26 to May 14 1729. Two
items mention sums "pd yo:r father moses." Most of the items are apparently
purchases of household goods and supplies or clothing. One line mentions 1
bed, pillow, blanket & coverlet "ye use of them all sumer." There is mention
of rum "to yo:r wife," and of payments to the doctor, to Serg't Gilman, and
Serg't Crosby. There are also mentions of payment to "a man Cleareing the
vessell," "fish out of the warehouse," and to four shares of fish (catches?).
Glover was apparently arrested, and Thomas Wibord & George How posted his
bail. Richard Glover signed by the same mark seen in Court Record #20545 [NH
Prov Ct Rec #14982].
1732 - Richard Glover was in Durham NH in 1732 with 1 taxable head.
There were no other Glovers listed. [NH 1732 Census].
1734 - The house of Richard Glover is mentioned in conjunction with
laying out a road in the western part of Durham on 29 Jan 1733/4 [Hist Durham
1/230].
12 Oct 1739 - from Richard Glover & wife Martha of Dover, to Timothy
Moses Jr of same, right in estate of Timothy Moses, late of Dover, father of
sd Martha [NH Prov Deeds 24/276].
10 Jan 1742 - Richard Glover was bapt 10 Jan 1742 by Rev. Jonathan
Cushing with a group of other people, apparently all adults, and apparently at
Durham [Vital Records of Dover NH 1686-1850 p147].
3 May 1742 - the sheriff was ordered to attach the estate of Richard
Glover, husbandman of Durham, to the amount of six pounds to assure his ap-
pearance at the court of Common Pleas in Portsmouth in June to answer to
Joseph Nutter, shipwright of Durham regarding an unpaid note for 3#-2s dated 2
Jan 1741. The sherif attached a chair valued at 3s on 18 May 1742 [NH Prov Ct
Rec #10810].
liv Madbury NH
s/o Timothy 1.
Timothy Moses, s/o Timothy Moses of Dover, was living in Madbury 1777. He is
called yeoman in a deed, 15 Dec 1766, when he conveyed to Timothy Moses Jr of
Madbury, cordwiner, a two-acre lot, which Timothy Moses of Lee, sadler, deeded,
11 July 1789. Timothy, Jr., had children baptized at Dover: Timothy - bapt 4
June 1743; Mary - bapt 22 May 1746; Keziah - bapt 22 Nov 1748; Mary - bapt 20
March 1754; [Stackpole, Hist Durham 2/293].
1743/05/10 - Timothy Moses signed a petition for the creation of Madbury
parish [Stackpole, Hist Durham 1/196].
1754/01/17 - Timothy Moses again signed a petition for the creation of
Madbury parish [Stackpole, Hist Durham 1/197].
1758 - Timothy Moses appears on tax list for Madbury Parish, Dover
[Stackpole, Hist Durham 1/28].
FAMILY RECORD:
s/o Timothy 2.
Timothy Moses lived in Lee, just east of the bridge at Wadleigh's Falls. He
died 15 Jan 1826. He married Mary, daughter of William and Elizabeth (Chesley)
Glidden, who died 1 July 1821. He married (2) 11 Oct 1824 Betsey Moses of
Durham, who survived him and married (2) 1 Jan 1827, Nathaniel Norton of
Newmarket. Timothy Moses died 15 Jan 1826. His monument, set many years after
his death, says he was born 1747, in Connecticut. Children: Betsey - d 29 Sept
1844 unm. Jonathan - m 24 Oct 1811, Harriet Greenleaf of Epping. He took the
surname Mosely. He d 23 July 1823, ae 40. His wife d 28 Jan 1854 ae 68. A
daughter, Ann Morton Moseley, married Mr. Towle, lawyer of Portsmouth
[Stackpole, Hist Durham 2/294].CHRONOLOGICAL ITEMS:
1764 Sep 27 - Timothy Moses Jr signed a petition for formation of a company
of horse troops to be raised from town of Durham and parish of Madbury.
1765 Apr 17 - Timothy Moses Jr enlisted in the horse troop under command of
Capt Samuel Demeritt and Col Clement March [Stackpole, Hist Durham 1/15].
1776 - Timothy Moses signed Assoc Test List in Lee [Stackpole, Hist Durham
1/126].
1776 - Timothy Moses signed the Association Test at Lee NH [NH State Papers
XXX/81].
1787 - Timothy Moses appears on Lee NH tax list [NH State Papers XII/392].
1790 - Lee NH - Moses, Timothy 2m16+ 2m15- 4f [Census].
1800 - Lee NH - Timothy Moses 2m16-25, 1m45+, 1f16-25, 1f45+ [Census].
1824 Sep 25 - Timothy Mosley Esq of Lee & Miss Betsey Walker of Durham publ
to marr & certified [Lee VR p21 mss #68793 NHHS].
1830 - Lee NH - Betsey Moses 1f 30-40 [Census].
1833 May 11 - Betsey Mosely received as charter member of the 1st Christian
Church in Lee [Church Records of the First Christian Church in Lee NH, orig mss
in NH Hist Soc Libr].
1840 - Lee NH - Betsey Moses 1f 40-50 [Census].MISCELANEOUS ITEMS:
Town Cemetery, Lee NH - Row 6 Lot 1 - Timothy Moseley, Rev Soldier in Cont
Army - d 15 Jan 1826; Mary, wife/o Timothy Mosley - d 1 Jul 1821. Jonathan
Moseley - d 23 Jul 1823 ae 40y; Harrietta W, his wife - d 28 Jan 1871 ae 68y.
Betsy Moseley - d 2 Sep 1848 ae 74y [Walker et al, Burial Places in Lee NH,
DAR, 1938].Sources:
Other : Marr by Rev John Osborne, Lee NH, NHRG 4/75ff
FAMILY RECORD:
s/o Timothy 2.
Timothy Moses lived in Lee, just east of the bridge at Wadleigh's Falls. He
died 15 Jan 1826. He married Mary, daughter of William and Elizabeth (Chesley)
Glidden, who died 1 July 1821. He married (2) 11 Oct 1824 Betsey Moses of
Durham, who survived him and married (2) 1 Jan 1827, Nathaniel Norton of
Newmarket. Timothy Moses died 15 Jan 1826. His monument, set many years after
his death, says he was born 1747, in Connecticut. Children: Betsey - d 29 Sept
1844 unm. Jonathan - m 24 Oct 1811, Harriet Greenleaf of Epping. He took the
surname Mosely. He d 23 July 1823, ae 40. His wife d 28 Jan 1854 ae 68. A
daughter, Ann Morton Moseley, married Mr. Towle, lawyer of Portsmouth
[Stackpole, Hist Durham 2/294].CHRONOLOGICAL ITEMS:
1764 Sep 27 - Timothy Moses Jr signed a petition for formation of a company
of horse troops to be raised from town of Durham and parish of Madbury.
1765 Apr 17 - Timothy Moses Jr enlisted in the horse troop under command of
Capt Samuel Demeritt and Col Clement March [Stackpole, Hist Durham 1/15].
1776 - Timothy Moses signed Assoc Test List in Lee [Stackpole, Hist Durham
1/126].
1776 - Timothy Moses signed the Association Test at Lee NH [NH State Papers
XXX/81].
1787 - Timothy Moses appears on Lee NH tax list [NH State Papers XII/392].
1790 - Lee NH - Moses, Timothy 2m16+ 2m15- 4f [Census].
1800 - Lee NH - Timothy Moses 2m16-25, 1m45+, 1f16-25, 1f45+ [Census].
1824 Sep 25 - Timothy Mosley Esq of Lee & Miss Betsey Walker of Durham publ
to marr & certified [Lee VR p21 mss #68793 NHHS].
1830 - Lee NH - Betsey Moses 1f 30-40 [Census].
1833 May 11 - Betsey Mosely received as charter member of the 1st Christian
Church in Lee [Church Records of the First Christian Church in Lee NH, orig mss
in NH Hist Soc Libr].
1840 - Lee NH - Betsey Moses 1f 40-50 [Census].MISCELANEOUS ITEMS:
Town Cemetery, Lee NH - Row 6 Lot 1 - Timothy Moseley, Rev Soldier in Cont
Army - d 15 Jan 1826; Mary, wife/o Timothy Mosley - d 1 Jul 1821. Jonathan
Moseley - d 23 Jul 1823 ae 40y; Harrietta W, his wife - d 28 Jan 1871 ae 68y.
Betsy Moseley - d 2 Sep 1848 ae 74y [Walker et al, Burial Places in Lee NH,
DAR, 1938].Sources:
Other : Marr by Rev John Osborne, Lee NH, NHRG 4/75ff
Sources:
Other : Marr by Rev John Osborne, Lee NH, NHRG 4/75ff
CHRONOLOGICAL ITEMS:
1776 - William Gleden signed the Association Test at Lee NH [NH State Papers
XXX/81].
1785 Aug 6 - William Gleden of Lee petitioned for Dr James Brackett of Lee
to be appointed a JP [NH State Papers XII/391].
1787 - William Gledden appears on Lee NH tax list [NH State Papers XII/392].
1790 - Lee NH - Glidden, Wm 2m16+ 4m15- 7f [Census].
1792 Dec 3 - Lee NH - admin of Sarah Glidden wife of William Glidden of Lee
[Evans, Abstracts of the Probate Records of Strafford Co NH p63].
1795 May 20 - Lee NH - admin of William Glidden of Lee to Elizabeth his
widow [Evans, Abstracts of the Probate Records of Strafford Co NH p63].Sources:
Other : Stackpole, Hist Durham NH, 1913, 2/59
Sources:
Other : Stackpole, Hist Durham NH, 1913, 2/59
Sources:
Other : Marr by Rev John Osborne, Lee NH, NHRG 4/75ff
Sources:
Other : Marr by Rev John Osborne, Lee NH, NHRG 4/75ff
CHRONOLOGICAL ITEMS:
1830 - Lee NH - Harriet Mosely 1m 10-15, 1f 15-20, 1f 40-50 [Census].
Walter d1683 m1 Jane _____ m2 Ann _____ liv Durham NH
William bc1669 dc1760 m Mary _____ liv Durham NH
William b1715
Meribah m1728 Robert Huckins
Benjamin m Olive _____ liv Durham 1760 Barrington 1768
Elizabeth m by 1701 Henry Marsh
Mary m by 1701 Timothy Moses
Jane prob unm
James d1717/8 m Sarah Rice
James
Robert bp1736
è ?Solomon bp1728 m Sarah Jordan
(data mainly from Gen. Dict. of Me. & N.H. , the Hist. Durham N.H. and data
provided by Ruth Burell-Brown)