Samuel Rider

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name
Samuel Rider
aka
[Samuel Rider Jr., Samuel Ryder Junior, Mr. Samuel Ryder]
sex
male
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Samuel Rider Jr., cooper, of Plymouth. In 1662, after some thirty years with his father at Yarmouth and Plymouth, he was given a certificate under the colony's seal to prove his identity in Northampton, England. By his first wife, Sarah Bartlett, married at Plymouth in 1656, he was the father of John Rider; he married Lydia Tilden at Taunton in 1680 and died at Plymouth in 1715, in about his 85th year.
born
date
c. 1630
basis
documented
confidence
probable
sources
[gravestones-burial-hill-plymouth, online-tree-pane-joyce]
note
From his age at death, "about ye 85th year." Roser (Mayflower Increasings, 1995, via Pane-Joyce) has him baptised at All Saints, Northampton, 25 Nov 1632; unverified.
died
date
18 July 1715
place
Plymouth, Massachusetts
basis
documented
confidence
proven
sources
[gravestones-burial-hill-plymouth, will-samuel-rider-1714]
note
"Mr SAMUEL RYDER who decd July ye 18th 1715 about ye 85th year of his age" (Kingman no. 33).
buried
place
Burial Hill, Plymouth, Massachusetts
basis
documented
confidence
proven
sources
[gravestones-burial-hill-plymouth]
residences
date
1638/9
place
Yarmouth, Massachusetts
basis
inferred
confidence
probable
sources
[certificate-samuel-rider-1662]
note
As a child he lived with his father at Yarmouth, where Samuel Rider Sr. was on the freemen's list of 7 Jan 1638/9.
events
what
Voyage to Northampton
date
1662/3
place
All Hallows, Northampton, England
sources
[certificate-samuel-rider-1662]
note
Carried the colony's certificate of 3 Dec 1662, sealed to prove he was the son of Samuel Rider of All Hallows, Northampton; the original survives there among uncalendared deeds (NEHGR 79:316).
father
id
samuel-rider-fl1662
basis
documented
confidence
proven
sources
[certificate-samuel-rider-1662, article-bowman-1909-rider-family]
research
research/warren/Warren_Line_Research.md
note
"Samuell Ryder Junior the bearer heerof, is the Reputed sonne of Samuell Ryder senor."
mother
id
anne-rider-d1695
basis
documented
confidence
proven
sources
[article-bowman-1909-rider-family]
note
"An Rider the mother of Samuel Rider" (1695).
spouses
id
sarah-bartlett-fl1656
married
date
23 Dec 1656
place
Plymouth, Plymouth Colony
basis
documented
confidence
proven
sources
[records-plymouth-colony]
basis
documented
confidence
proven
sources
[records-plymouth-colony]
id
lydia-tilden-fl1680
married
date
14 June 1680
place
Taunton, Massachusetts
basis
documented
confidence
proven
basis
documented
confidence
proven

Cooper, of Plymouth. He came from All Hallows parish, Northampton, as a child with his father (in New England by 1643), and lived with him at Yarmouth and Plymouth for about thirty years before 1662, when the colony gave him a certificate under seal to prove his identity in Northampton, England, presumably over an inheritance or property there. The original survives among uncalendared deeds in the public library at Northampton (NEHGR 79:316).

A deed of 20 Mar 1660/1 calls him "Samuell Ryder Junir of the Towne of Plymouth .... Cooper," and in the town's rating of trades on 5 Aug 1672 "Samuel Ryder being a Cooper his facultie" was valued at £30, against £40 for "Serjeant harlow," also a cooper (MD 11:171; Plymouth Town Records 1:118).

In July 1660 he bought 25 acres at Manomet Ponds near Thomas Clarke's farm from Samuel Eddy, tailor. Eight months later he sold the land, with "the house hee now liveth in," to Robert Ransom, but in April 1661 Ransom released it back to him for £3 10s paid to Nathaniel Warren (MD 11:170-171). In 1669 James Clarke sold him the land inside his fence, bounded by "a Red oake tree Marked upon a hill before the said Ryders Dore" and by the road "that Goeth to the Eelriver from theire houses." In 1673/4 the town found that the land he had bought from Eddy was legally "Comon" and granted it to him outright (MD 11:172; Plymouth Town Records 1:138; record).

His father's will (1679) left him "five shillings." The Plymouth church's member lists of 1703 include "Sam^l Rider" and "Lidia Rider, The wife of Sam^l Rider," and the church entered his death among its members as "Samuell Rider sen^r July 18" (1715) (CSM 22:193-194, 214). His own will (7 Apr 1714, proved 23 Sept 1715): "as To my sons John Samuel & Benjamin and my Daughter Mercy I have done Competently for them in my life time" (MD 11:182-187).

By Sarah Bartlett he had Samuel (b. 18 Nov 1657, who died young) and John (b. c. 1664). The Samuel, Benjamin and Mercy of his will have no dates in the research and no files.

Mollie Pfeiffer (typescript pp. 46-48) and Davis (2:216) make Sarah Bartlett's husband the elder Samuel Rider of Yarmouth. It was this Samuel, his son: the 1662 certificate calls him "Samuell Ryder Junior," and his father's wife Anne outlived his father.

  1. ---
  2. name: Samuel Rider
  3. aka: [Samuel Rider Jr., Samuel Ryder Junior, Mr. Samuel Ryder]
  4. sex: male
  5. access: public
  6. summary: >-
  7. Samuel Rider Jr., cooper, of Plymouth. In 1662, after some thirty years with his father at
  8. Yarmouth and Plymouth, he was given a certificate under the colony's seal to prove his identity in
  9. Northampton, England. By his first wife, Sarah Bartlett, married at Plymouth in 1656, he was the
  10. father of John Rider; he married Lydia Tilden at Taunton in 1680 and died at Plymouth in 1715, in
  11. about his 85th year.
  12. born:
  13. date: c. 1630
  14. basis: documented
  15. confidence: probable
  16. sources: [gravestones-burial-hill-plymouth, online-tree-pane-joyce]
  17. note: "From his age at death, \"about ye 85th year.\" Roser (Mayflower Increasings, 1995, via Pane-Joyce) has him baptised at All Saints, Northampton, 25 Nov 1632; unverified."
  18. died:
  19. date: 18 July 1715
  20. place: Plymouth, Massachusetts
  21. basis: documented
  22. confidence: proven
  23. sources: [gravestones-burial-hill-plymouth, will-samuel-rider-1714]
  24. note: "\"Mr SAMUEL RYDER who decd July ye 18th 1715 about ye 85th year of his age\" (Kingman no. 33)."
  25. buried:
  26. place: Burial Hill, Plymouth, Massachusetts
  27. basis: documented
  28. confidence: proven
  29. sources: [gravestones-burial-hill-plymouth]
  30. residences:
  31. - date: "1638/9"
  32. place: Yarmouth, Massachusetts
  33. basis: inferred
  34. confidence: probable
  35. sources: [certificate-samuel-rider-1662]
  36. note: "As a child he lived with his father at Yarmouth, where Samuel Rider Sr. was on the freemen's list of 7 Jan 1638/9."
  37. events:
  38. - what: Voyage to Northampton
  39. date: "1662/3"
  40. place: All Hallows, Northampton, England
  41. sources: [certificate-samuel-rider-1662]
  42. note: "Carried the colony's certificate of 3 Dec 1662, sealed to prove he was the son of Samuel Rider of All Hallows, Northampton; the original survives there among uncalendared deeds (NEHGR 79:316)."
  43. father:
  44. id: samuel-rider-fl1662
  45. basis: documented
  46. confidence: proven
  47. sources: [certificate-samuel-rider-1662, article-bowman-1909-rider-family]
  48. research: research/warren/Warren_Line_Research.md
  49. note: "\"Samuell Ryder Junior the bearer heerof, is the Reputed sonne of Samuell Ryder senor.\""
  50. mother:
  51. id: anne-rider-d1695
  52. basis: documented
  53. confidence: proven
  54. sources: [article-bowman-1909-rider-family]
  55. note: "\"An Rider the mother of Samuel Rider\" (1695)."
  56. spouses:
  57. - id: sarah-bartlett-fl1656
  58. married:
  59. date: 23 Dec 1656
  60. place: Plymouth, Plymouth Colony
  61. basis: documented
  62. confidence: proven
  63. sources: [records-plymouth-colony]
  64. basis: documented
  65. confidence: proven
  66. sources: [records-plymouth-colony]
  67. - id: lydia-tilden-fl1680
  68. married:
  69. date: 14 June 1680
  70. place: Taunton, Massachusetts
  71. basis: documented
  72. confidence: proven
  73. basis: documented
  74. confidence: proven
  75. ---
  77. Cooper, of Plymouth. He came from All Hallows parish, Northampton, as a child with his father (in
  78. New England by 1643), and lived with him at Yarmouth and Plymouth for about thirty years before
  79. 1662, when the colony gave him a certificate under seal to prove his identity in Northampton,
  80. England, presumably over an inheritance or property there. The original survives among uncalendared
  81. deeds in the public library at Northampton (NEHGR 79:316).
  83. A deed of 20 Mar 1660/1 calls him "Samuell Ryder Junir of the Towne of Plymouth .... Cooper," and in
  84. the town's rating of trades on 5 Aug 1672 "Samuel Ryder being a Cooper his facultie" was valued at
  85. £30, against £40 for "Serjeant harlow," also a cooper (MD 11:171; Plymouth Town Records 1:118).
  87. In July 1660 he bought 25 acres at Manomet Ponds near Thomas Clarke's farm from Samuel Eddy, tailor.
  88. Eight months later he sold the land, with "the house hee now liveth in," to Robert Ransom, but in
  89. April 1661 Ransom released it back to him for £3 10s paid to Nathaniel Warren (MD 11:170-171). In
  90. 1669 James Clarke sold him the land inside his fence, bounded by "a Red oake tree Marked upon a hill
  91. before the said Ryders Dore" and by the road "that Goeth to the Eelriver from theire houses." In
  92. 1673/4 the town found that the land he had bought from Eddy was legally "Comon" and granted it to
  93. him outright (MD 11:172; Plymouth Town Records 1:138; [record](/files/sources/records-town-of-plymouth/)).
  95. His father's will (1679) left him "five shillings." The Plymouth church's member lists of 1703
  96. include "Sam^l Rider" and "Lidia Rider, The wife of Sam^l Rider," and the church entered his death
  97. among its members as "Samuell Rider sen^r July 18" (1715) (CSM 22:193-194, 214). His own will (7 Apr
  98. 1714, proved 23 Sept 1715): "as To my sons John Samuel & Benjamin and my Daughter Mercy I have done
  99. Competently for them in my life time" (MD 11:182-187).
  101. By Sarah Bartlett he had Samuel (b. 18 Nov 1657, who died young) and John (b. c. 1664). The Samuel,
  102. Benjamin and Mercy of his will have no dates in the research and no files.
  104. Mollie Pfeiffer (typescript pp. 46-48) and Davis (2:216) make Sarah Bartlett's husband the elder
  105. Samuel Rider of Yarmouth. It was this Samuel, his son: the 1662 certificate calls him "Samuell Ryder
  106. Junior," and his father's wife Anne outlived his father.
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