Phebe Sawyer

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• Married: 13 Mar 1743, Wells, York County, Maine; Sparks Perkins, the son of Jacob and Anna (Littlefield) Perkins. He was born on 28 December 1721 in Wells, York County, Maine. He was from York, Maine. He was baptized as an adult at age 20 on 10 January 1741/42 in Wells, York County, Maine. He administered the estate of Jeremiah Perkins, his son, on 24 February 1786. He died after 16 December 1789 in Wells, York County, Maine. Issue: 1. Phebe Perkins (1744-1811) 2. Abraham Perkins (1745-____) 3. Isaac Perkins (1746-after 1810) 4. Jacob Perkins (1749-1749) 5. Jacob Perkins (1750-before 1790) 6. Sparks Perkins (1753-1823) 7. Joseph Perkins (1755-after 1797) 8. Chesley Perkins (1755-____) 9. Nathaniel Perkins (1757-1791) 10. Lydia Perkins (1761-____) 11. Jeremiah Perkins (1765-____) 12. Philomena Perkins (1767-____) 13. Mary Perkins (1771-after 1815) 14. Tabitha Perkins (1773-1859)

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• Last Full Review: 15 Dec 2020

William married Mary Littlefield in Apr 1728 in Wells, York County, Maine. Mary was born in say 1704 in Wells, York County, Maine; was christened on 20 Jul 1707 in Wells, York County, Maine; died before 30 Mar 1734. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Parents: Father: David Littlefield (1670-1751) Mother: Mary Hill (1672-1746)
• Natural Issue: 1722; In 1722 Mary gave birth to Ithamar Littlefield, supposedly the son of William Harmon. Ithamar married Margaret Williams.
• Legal: 3 Apr 1722; On 3 April 1722 William Harmon of Wells was bound over to the court Upon Suspition for comiting carnel Copulation with Mary the Daughter of David Littlefield. He appeared in court 2 October 1722, but there was not sufficent evidence to convict him, and he was acquitted. John Wells Jr. testified that William had a poweder and told him that it would make the gules [girls] love him. Mary Littlefield appeared at the same time to answer to her having had a bast'd child, she owned to the fact.
• Legal: 1728; In 1728 she was brought before the court for having fornicated with William Sawyer. They were soon married.
• Last Full Review: 15 Dec 2020

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Death: On 30 March 1734, her husband published marriage intentions to remarry.

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• Complier's Note: 1934; There is often confusion between this Daniel and Daniel Sawyer of Kittery, Maine who married Eleanor Frost.

Daniel married Sarah Bolles in say 1703. Sarah (daughter of Joseph Bolles and Mary Call) was born in say 1685 in Ipswich, Essex County, Massachusetts. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Living: 1671, Amesbury, Essex County, Massachusetts; In 1671, he was living in Amesbury, Massachusetts.
• Military: 6 Aug 1675; He was impressed into service in the expedition against the Narragansett Indians on 6 August 1675. He was under the command of Major Samuel Appleton. He was still on duty in December. His son Francis, received a grant of land in Narraganset Township, now Buxton, Maine, for his father's service.
• Offices Held: 1685, Wells, York County, Maine; He was the Surveyor of Highways for Wells, Maine in 1685.
• Petition: 1688, Wells, York County, Maine; He petitioned Governor Andros in 1688 for permission to put up a fulling-mill on Little River. The revolution against Andros, in the next year, may, however, have precluded any attempt to build it
• Offices Held: 1706, Wells, York County, Maine; In 1706 he was elected a Selectman of Wells.
• Religion: 1706, Wells, York County, Maine; He helped organize the First Church of Wells in 1706.
• Offices Held: 1707; In 1707 he was a Representative to the Massachusetts General Court for Wells. He served again in 1716 and 1717.
• Will: 4 Jun 1718, Wells, York County, Maine; He made his will 4 June 1718 in Wells.
• Probate/Proved: 1 Jul 1719, Wells, York County, Maine; His will was proved 1 July 1719.
• Last Full Review: 2 Feb 2021

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William married Sarah Littlefield on 2 Nov 1677 in Wells, York County, Maine. Sarah (daughter of Francis Littlefield and Rebecca) was born on 15 Nov 1649 in Wells, York County, Maine; died in Jan 1734/35 in Wells, York County, Maine; was buried in Ocean View Cemetery, Wells, York County, Maine, U.S.A.. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Other Will: 31 Jul 1666; She is mentioned in her father's will of 31 Jul 1666 as married.
• Baptism as an Adult: 27 Jul 1718, Wells, York County, Maine; She was baptized and received into the Wells Church.
• Will: 27 Apr 1734, Wells, York County, Maine; To All People to whom these Prestns shall come Greeting. Know ye, that I Sarah Sayer of Wells in the County of York in the Province of the Massachusets Bay New England Relique of William Sawyer late of Wells aforsd Decesd (thô weak of Body, yet of sound & well Disposing mind & Iudgment) Do Committing my sperit in the first place unto God the Father of it thrô Jesus Christ, & my Body into the hands of my Executors hereafter named to be by them decently Interred in hopes of A Blessed Resurrection, Dispose of the Temporall Estate with which God has been pleased to bless me in the manner following viz 1. My Will is that all my Iust & honest Debts, together with my Funerall Charges shall be paid out of my Estate by my Executors hereafter Named. 2 I Give & bequeath unto my son John Wells Eight Pounds to be paid him by my Executors within six months after my Decese. I Will also that A Bond of thirteen pounds given by him to me, shall be freely surrendred up unto him by my Executors within the aforsd term of six months after my Dece'se And I Will that the Eight pounds I herein give unto this my sd son John Wells be laid out by him in procureing A Funerall Coat after my Disc. 3. I Give & Bequeath unto my son Thomas Wells Eight pounds to procure A Funerall Coat after my Decese the which sd sum shall be paid him by my Executors within six months after my Decease. I will also that A Bond of thirteen pound given from him to me shall be freely surrendred up to him after my Dece'se. 4. I Give unto my Daughter Patience Clark five pounds (besides five pounds I have already given her) to be paid unto her by my Executors within six months after my Decease. 5. I Give & Bequeath unto my Daughter Sarah Sayer of Newbury two pounds & four pounds A piece to Each of her two sons Vizt Jonathan Sibley & Samll Sibley these several sums to be paid vnto my sd Daughter Sarah Sawyer & her aforesd two sons by my Executors within six months after my Decease. 6. I Give & Bequeath unto my son Francis Sawyer thirty pounds to be paid unto him within six Months after my Decease by my Executors. 7. I Give & Bequeath unto my Grand son William son of my son Daniel Sayer De'csd thirty pounds, to be paid him by my Executors within six months after my Decease. 8. I Give & Bequeath unto my Daughter Hannah Chesley thirty pounds to be paid her by my Executors within six Months after my Decease. 9. I Give & Bequeath unto my Daughter Ruth Sampson Thirty pounds to be paid her by my Executors within six Months after my Decease. 10. I Give & Bequeath unto my great grand-Daughter Mary Clarke Daughter of my grand son Nathall Clarke A Certain Feather Bed that has an homespone Tick to be Delivered to her by my Executors within six Months after my Decease. 11. I Will that what ever Use or Interest shall be found due upon my Bonds that any of my Children or Grand Children have Obliged themselves unto me by, shall be freely wholy and absolutely remitted released & given up unto such from whom it may be found due by my Executors at my Decease. 12. I Give & Bequeath unto my four Daughters my wearing Cloths as follows vizt I give to my Daughter Patience Clark A black Calaminco suit & my black blew searge Petty Coat. I give to my Daughter Sarah Sawyer my silk Crape suit & my red & Yellow under Petty Coat. I give unto my Daughter Hannah Chesley my silk suit. I give to my Daughter Ruth Sampson my striped Calaminco suit, & A striped Calaminco Gown & A black silk Petty Coat. all the Rest of my Cloths I will shall be Equally Divided among these my four Daughters. And if either of these my Daughters shall Decease before I shall, then I will that their Daughters shall have such Clothes as their Mother would have had by Vertue of this my Will if they were Liveing. 13. I Will that four pounds shall be paid by Executors unto the Church of Christ in Wells, within six months after my Decease, to be distributed by them among some of the poor Members of sd Church. 14. I Will all my Estate of what nature or kind so ever not already disposed of in this my Last Will & Testament unto my two grandsons & my two Daughters hereafter mentioned vizt Joseph Sayer, Wm Sayer, Hannah Chesley & Ruth Sampson to be delivered up unto them & equally Divided amongst them within six months after my Decease. 15. finally I Do hereby Ordain Constitute & appoint my son Francis Sayer & my Grand-sons Joseph Sayer & William Sayer to be the sole Executors of this my last Will & Testament and Do hereby revoke & Disannull all former Wills & Testaments heretofore made by me & Declare this to be my last will & testament : As Witness my hand and seal this twenty seventh Day of April Anno Domini 1734. Annoque R R Georgii secundi magnæ Brittanniæ &c septimo. Signed sealed & pronounced in presence of Hans Dalzel Jeremiah Storer Jeremiah storer Jur Sarah Sayer : (seal)
• Probate/Proved: 10 Feb 1734/35, Wells, York County, Maine; Her will was proved on 10 February 1734/35.
• Last Full Review: 2 Feb 2021

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Birth: Norris (1942) gives her birth year as 1649.

No Third Marriage: Savage confuses the widow with the daughter, Sarah, and has the widow marrying John Sawyer.

Joseph married Mary Call on Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]