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N Winslow

1st tier Candidates:​

  • Noah Winslow, b 1767 Rochester, MA, working Woodstock VT -1789 - 1814, d 1849 Darien, NY, housewright

  • ​​Nathan Winslow​, b Freetown, MA, working Freetown -1797 - 1799 -, working Adams, MA -1805 - 1813 - Adams, d by 1827 Adams, housewright and joiner

  • Nathaniel Winslow, b 1767 Scituate, Plymouth, MA, working Scituate - 1796 - , d 1830 Hanover, Plymouth, MA, carpenter​

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2nd tier Candidates

  • Nathan Winslow, b 1743 - d 1826, working Falmouth, Cumberland, ME - 1771 - 1814 - , housewright and millwright

  • Nathan Winslow, dates no known, working Buckston, Hancock, ME - 1802 -, housewright​

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N Winslow

1st tier Candidates in Massachusetts

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  • Noah Winslow b Rochester, Plymouth, MA, 1767 – d Darien, Genesee, NY, 1849. Deeds 1789 Bridgewater Woodstock VT, housewright and 1814 Woodstock, VT, no trade. Married Rhoda Stearman 1791 (she was from Middlebourough, MA and he was in Bridgewater, VT). Grandfather Edward Winslow, Rochester, MA gave him Rochester land in 1774, when he was a stated minor.

 

  • Nathan Winslow b (?) – Freetown, Bristol, MA - deceased by 1827 in Adams, Berkshire, MA. Deeds 1797, 1799 Freetown, Bristol, MA, housewright and 1805 to 1813 Adams, Berkshire, MA, joiner. 1 court document 1807 Orleans, Berkshire, MA, housewright. Married Olive Parker 1804 in Adams. His brother was Barnabas, a blacksmith in Freetown.

 

  • Nathaniel Winslow Jr. b 1767 Scituate, Plymouth, MA – d 1830 Hanover, Plymouth, MA. Deed 1796 Scituate, carpenter. Married Clarissa Curtis in 1796. Father Nathaniel.

 

2nd tier Candidates in Maine

 

  • Nathan Winslow Jr. b 1743- d 1826. His father Nathan was also a millwright and housewright … but too early. Deeds 1771, 1786, 1814 Falmouth, Cumberland, ME, housewright and millwright.

 

  • Nathaniel Winslow (dates unknown). Deeds 1802, Buckston, Hancock, ME, housewright.

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Noah Winslow, 1789 deed Bridgewater VT and Rochester MA, housewright 

Nathan Winslow, 1797 deed, Freetown, MA, housewright (Barnabas was his brother, blacksmith.)

Nathaniel Winslow Jr., 1796 deed, Scituate, Plymouth Co., MA, carpenter

N Winslow molder. Birch, 10 1/4" long.

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