Ann Osborn

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• Reference Number: 2188

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• Reference Number: 3665
• Will: 14 Oct 1686, Windsor, Hartford, Connecticut, USA

Notes:

According to Stiles John Osborn "by tradition of Welsh origin" married Ann Oldage 19 May 1645 and died 27 Oct 1686. Ann died 28 Aug 1689.

Hinman said John was probably the son of John Osborn of Weymouth, Mass. But John of Weymouth's son named John who was born in 1629 had a different wife and had different children. So that statement is incorrect.

We do not know if John came to the colonies on his own or with a parent. Nor do we have any idea as to who his parents were.

According to Stiles John had almost 1000 acres of real estate in what is now called East Windsor.

A Digest of the Early Connecticut Probate Records: Hartford district, 1635-1700
Page 249-50.

Osborn, John sen., Windsor. Died 27 October, 1686. Invt. £315- 17-06. Taken 25 November, 1686, by Henry Wolcott, Jacob Drake, Dan- iel Hayden. Will dated 14 October, 1686.

I John Osborn sen. of Windsor do make this my last Will & Testa- ment : I give to my wife Ann Osborn my personal and real Estate during her natural life, except that parcell of Land only that I now improve at Namerick which I give to my son John, Within a year and a day after my decease. I give to my son Samuel my now dwelling house and Lands adjoyning, after mine and my wive's decease, he paying to his brothers and sisters such legacies as hereinafter shall be expressed. I give to my son Nathaniel that part of my house lott west side of Connecticut River, east of the Town Street, bounded North by John Gaylord Jr., south by Robert Watson, East by Isaac Pinney's Meadow, after the decease of my wife and myself. I give to my gr. son Daniel Prior my Wood lott above Namerick, bounded south by Jacob Drake, and £10. My son Samuel to pay his four sisters, Mary, Hanna, Ester & Sarah, £10 to Each. Samuel to pay my gr. child Hana Shadduck £5 in case she abide with my wife until 18 years of age or till my wives decease. I constitute my wife Ann sole Executrix, and desire Jacob Drake, Daniel Hayden & Nathaniel Gay- lord to be Overseers.
john X osborn sen.
Witness: Jacob Drake, Mary Drake.
Court Record, Page 128-3 March, 1686-7' Wil1 Proven.

On-line we find genealogies stating that John's parents, John Osborn and wife Susan Juggins were immigrants to Connecticut. This, however, apparently refers to the John Osborn of Weymouth, Mass.

John married Anne Oldage on 19 May 1645 in Connecticut, USA. Anne (daughter of Richard Oldage) was born in 1625 in England; died on 28 Aug 1689. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Reference Number: 3621

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A Digest of the Early Connecticut Probate Records: Hartford district, 1635-1700

Volume 1, Page 494
Osborn, Widow Ann, Windsor. Died 28 August, 1689. (W. R.) Invt. £91-01-00. Taken 31 October, 1689, by Samuel Grant and Isaac
Morgan. The Legatees: John Osborn, age 43 years, Nathaniel Osborn 36, Mary Owen, Samuel Osborn 26, Hester Owen 22, Sarah Wright 20, Hannah Egleston 24.
Court Record, Page 4-6 November, 1689: Invt. Exhibited of Mrs. Ann Osborn's Estate. Adms. to John & Samuel Osborn. Nathaniel Bis- sell & Job Drake, son of John Drake, to Distribute the Estate.
Note: John Osband & Ann Oldage m. 19 May, 1645.-(W. R.)

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• Reference Number: 2497

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According to Torrey's "New England Marriages Prior to 1700" Richard Oldage/Aldrich who died in 1661 was married to unknown by 1629. According to "Coe-Ward Memorial and Immigrant Ancestors" dated 1897, Richard Oldage was in Windsor by 1640, died 27 Jan 1661 and his property went to his only child Ann, spouse of John Osborn.

A Digest of the Early Connecticut Probate Records: Hartford district, 1635-1700
Vol 3, Page H
OLDAGE, RICHARD, Windsor. Died 27 January, 1660. Invt. taken by Deacon Gaylord and Humphrey Pinney.
And shortly after an Inventori was taken of the estat that he left conserning which before his death he had before witnes said that his will was that his sonn in law John Osbon should have all that he had and he was to alow him maintenanc whilst he lived and so was to take all and paye all.
Witnes: Mat;Grant, Tho:Dibble.


Birth:
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