Mary Ide

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name
Mary Ide
sex
female
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public
summary
Daughter of Nicholas Ide of Rehoboth, born there in 1649, who married Samuel Fuller in 1673. He was buried at Rehoboth on 15 Aug 1676, in the year of King Philip's War, and his estate was administered by Robert Fuller, her father and Mary Fuller, probably she.
born
date
1649
place
Rehoboth, Massachusetts
basis
documented
confidence
proven
sources
[vital-records-rehoboth]
father
id
nicholas-ide-d1690
basis
documented
confidence
proven
sources
[vital-records-rehoboth]
mother
id
martha-ide-d1676
basis
inferred
confidence
probable
sources
[vital-records-rehoboth]

Mary, a daughter of Nicholas Ide, was born at Rehoboth in 1649 and married Samuel Fuller there on 17 Apr 1673 (see Nicholas Ide).

Three years later King Philip's War burned Rehoboth, and in the months after, her husband was buried "the 15th of August, 1676," one of some twenty burials in the town in the second half of that year (Vital Record of Rehoboth, p. 900). Her mother was buried that November and her brother John in December. At the courts of 7 June and 3 July 1677 administration on "the estate of Samuell Fuller, of Rehoboth, deceased" went to Robert Fuller, "Nicholas Iyde, Senir" and Mary Fuller, probably she, his widow (Records of the Colony of New Plymouth 5:234, 237).

Open questions

  • Whether Samuel Fuller was the "Leiftenant Samuell Fuller" named with Capt. Michael Pierce in the commission of 29 Feb 1675/6 (PCR 5:187).
  • Her later life, and whether she remarried.
  1. ---
  2. name: Mary Ide
  3. sex: female
  4. access: public
  5. summary: >-
  6. Daughter of Nicholas Ide of Rehoboth, born there in 1649, who married Samuel Fuller in 1673. He was
  7. buried at Rehoboth on 15 Aug 1676, in the year of King Philip's War, and his estate was
  8. administered by Robert Fuller, her father and Mary Fuller, probably she.
  9. born:
  10. date: "1649"
  11. place: Rehoboth, Massachusetts
  12. basis: documented
  13. confidence: proven
  14. sources: [vital-records-rehoboth]
  15. father:
  16. id: nicholas-ide-d1690
  17. basis: documented
  18. confidence: proven
  19. sources: [vital-records-rehoboth]
  20. mother:
  21. id: martha-ide-d1676
  22. basis: inferred
  23. confidence: probable
  24. sources: [vital-records-rehoboth]
  25. ---
  27. Mary, a daughter of Nicholas Ide, was born at Rehoboth in 1649 and married Samuel Fuller there on 17
  28. Apr 1673 (see [Nicholas Ide](/people/nicholas-ide-d1690/)).
  30. Three years later King Philip's War burned Rehoboth, and in the months after, her husband was buried
  31. "the 15th of August, 1676," one of some twenty burials in the town in the second half of that year
  32. ([*Vital Record of Rehoboth*](/files/sources/vital-records-rehoboth/), p. 900). Her mother was buried that
  33. November and her brother John in December. At the courts of 7 June and 3 July 1677 administration on
  34. "the estate of Samuell Fuller, of Rehoboth, deceased" went to Robert Fuller, "Nicholas Iyde, Senir"
  35. and Mary Fuller, probably she, his widow ([*Records of the Colony of New
  36. Plymouth*](/files/sources/records-plymouth-colony/) 5:234, 237).
  38. ## Open questions
  40. - Whether Samuel Fuller was the "Leiftenant Samuell Fuller" named with Capt. Michael Pierce in the
  41. commission of 29 Feb 1675/6 (PCR 5:187).
  42. - Her later life, and whether she remarried.
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