John Holbrook

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name
John Holbrook
aka
[John Holbrook Jr. of Eastham]
sex
male
access
public
born
date
13 June 1710
basis
documented
confidence
probable
sources
[vital-records-scituate]
note
As given in the Holbrook master tree; the entry itself not yet checked.
father
id
john-holbrook-1686
basis
documented
confidence
probable
sources
[vital-records-scituate]
note
As given in the master tree from the Scituate vital records.
mother
id
sarah-chittenden-1688
basis
inferred
confidence
probable
note
Born during John and Sarah's marriage (1709); Elisha's birth record names Sarah as his mother.

Eldest son of Capt. John Holbrook (1686-by 1749). Probably the "John Holbrook Junr of Eastham," miller or mariner, in Suffolk court cases of 1739-1742, who on 18 Oct 1742 bought a dwelling house on Great Chebeague Island, North Yarmouth, Maine, from William Robords (York County deeds). That fits Vinton's "John, the eldest, removed to Maine." In 1749 letters of administration on his father's estate went to "John Holbrook of Eastham... Seafaring man," very probably him.

  1. ---
  2. name: John Holbrook
  3. aka: [John Holbrook Jr. of Eastham]
  4. sex: male
  5. access: public
  6. born:
  7. date: 13 June 1710
  8. basis: documented
  9. confidence: probable
  10. sources: [vital-records-scituate]
  11. note: As given in the Holbrook master tree; the entry itself not yet checked.
  12. father:
  13. id: john-holbrook-1686
  14. basis: documented
  15. confidence: probable
  16. sources: [vital-records-scituate]
  17. note: As given in the master tree from the Scituate vital records.
  18. mother:
  19. id: sarah-chittenden-1688
  20. basis: inferred
  21. confidence: probable
  22. note: Born during John and Sarah's marriage (1709); Elisha's birth record names Sarah as his mother.
  23. ---
  25. Eldest son of Capt. John Holbrook (1686-by 1749). Probably the "John Holbrook Junr of
  26. Eastham," miller or mariner, in Suffolk court cases of 1739-1742, who on 18 Oct 1742
  27. bought a dwelling house on Great Chebeague Island, North Yarmouth, Maine, from William
  28. Robords (York County deeds). That fits Vinton's "John, the eldest, removed to Maine."
  29. In 1749 letters of administration on his father's estate went to "John Holbrook of
  30. Eastham... Seafaring man," very probably him.
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