Nicholas Ide

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name
Nicholas Ide
aka
[Nicholas Ide Jr.]
sex
male
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public
summary
Son of Nicholas Ide of Rehoboth, born there in November 1654. He was probably the Nicholas Ide who served under Major Bradford in the summer of 1676, in King Philip's War, the year his mother and his brother John died. He married Mary Ormsby in December 1677; she was probably the Mary, wife of Nicholas, buried in 1690.
born
date
Nov 1654
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]
spouses
name
Mary Ormsby
married
date
27 Dec 1677
basis
documented
confidence
proven
sources
[vital-records-rehoboth]
basis
documented
confidence
proven
sources
[vital-records-rehoboth]
note
Probably the "Mary, wife of Nicholas, buried Sept. 9, 1690" (inference). Their son John was born 27 Aug 1690.

Son of Nicholas Ide, born at Rehoboth in November 1654.

King Philip's War. In the summer of 1676, at twenty-one, Nicholas probably served under Maj. William Bradford, whose force of "one hundred and fifty English and fifty Indians" was "protecting the southern towns and capturing the wandering parties" (Soldiers in King Philip's War, p. 464). Rehoboth's list of "Those who served under Major Bradford" includes "Nicholas Ide," with Thomas and Israel Read (Bliss, History of Rehoboth, p. 117). His brother John had been in the Narragansett expedition; their mother was buried on 3 Nov 1676 and John in December (Rehoboth VR p. 900).

On 27 Dec 1677 he married Mary Ormsby. Their son John was born on 27 Aug 1690, and Mary was very probably the "Mary, wife of Nicholas," buried on 9 Sept 1690, a burial Mollie Pfeiffer's typescript took for his mother's.

  1. ---
  2. name: Nicholas Ide
  3. aka: [Nicholas Ide Jr.]
  4. sex: male
  5. access: public
  6. summary: >-
  7. Son of Nicholas Ide of Rehoboth, born there in November 1654. He was probably the Nicholas Ide who
  8. served under Major Bradford in the summer of 1676, in King Philip's War, the year his mother and
  9. his brother John died. He married Mary Ormsby in December 1677; she was probably the Mary, wife of
  10. Nicholas, buried in 1690.
  11. born:
  12. date: Nov 1654
  13. place: Rehoboth, Massachusetts
  14. basis: documented
  15. confidence: proven
  16. sources: [vital-records-rehoboth]
  17. father:
  18. id: nicholas-ide-d1690
  19. basis: documented
  20. confidence: proven
  21. sources: [vital-records-rehoboth]
  22. mother:
  23. id: martha-ide-d1676
  24. basis: inferred
  25. confidence: probable
  26. sources: [vital-records-rehoboth]
  27. spouses:
  28. - name: Mary Ormsby
  29. married:
  30. date: 27 Dec 1677
  31. basis: documented
  32. confidence: proven
  33. sources: [vital-records-rehoboth]
  34. basis: documented
  35. confidence: proven
  36. sources: [vital-records-rehoboth]
  37. note: Probably the "Mary, wife of Nicholas, buried Sept. 9, 1690" (inference). Their son John was born 27 Aug 1690.
  38. ---
  40. Son of Nicholas Ide, born at Rehoboth in November 1654.
  42. **King Philip's War.** In the summer of 1676, at twenty-one, Nicholas probably served under Maj.
  43. William Bradford, whose force of "one hundred and fifty English and fifty Indians" was "protecting the
  44. southern towns and capturing the wandering parties" ([*Soldiers in King Philip's
  45. War*](/files/sources/book-bodge-1906-soldiers-king-philips-war/), p. 464). Rehoboth's list of "Those who
  46. served under Major Bradford" includes "Nicholas Ide," with Thomas and Israel Read ([Bliss, *History of
  47. Rehoboth*](/files/sources/book-bliss-1836-history-rehoboth/), p. 117). His brother [John](/people/john-ide-1652/)
  48. had been in the Narragansett expedition; their mother was buried on 3 Nov 1676 and John in December
  49. (Rehoboth VR p. 900).
  51. On 27 Dec 1677 he married Mary Ormsby. Their son John was born on 27 Aug 1690, and Mary was very
  52. probably the "Mary, wife of Nicholas," buried on 9 Sept 1690, a burial Mollie Pfeiffer's typescript
  53. took for his mother's.
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