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- NewEnglandAncestors.Org
"New England Historic Genealogical Society"
"Bristol County Probate Records"
Volume 63 - Page 129
"[144] Inventory of the estate of Thomas Briggs of the North purchase who deceased 'the firft of Aprill in the year 1696', taken April 9, 1696 by Jno Witherel, Eliazer Carver, uriali Leonard and Sam Brentnai. Amount L144.01.04. May 5, 1696, Samuel Briggs youngest son of the said Thomas Briggs and administrator of said estate '(the other two Elder Sons Refusing the same)' made oath to said inventory...Recorded May 5, 1696..."
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"Clement Briggs of Plymouth Colony and His Descendants"
Compiled by Edna Anne Hannibal
Pages 7 - 8
"...The data of birth recorded in Weymouth for Thomas2 Briggs may have been a baptism date as he was apparently over 18 years of age when his father died and he received his 'home lot in Plemouth 20 acres by esteemation.'
"On 7 June 1659, '150 Acres of land was granted Thomas, son of Clement Briggs, deceased, and 20 acres of meddow if it bee had in the place desired which is on the way from Deadum from Taunton betwixt a pond & the Mill riuer which comes from Taunton, betwixt Taunton and Massapauge Pond.' This grant was in what is now the NE, part of Mansfield...
"Thomas Briggs, Sr., killed a wolf on 20 May 1690 and another wolf on 2 June 1691...
"The estate of Thomas Briggs of North Purchase was sworn by Samuel Briggs, younger son of Thomas Briggs, and the inventory taken 1 Apr. 1696, the two older sons refusing the same. (Bristol Co. Adm., 1:144). In an agreement made by the three sons, Thomas, Daniel and Samuel on 5 May 1696, Samuel was to care for his aged mother; land was also set to their sister, Susannah, wife of John Cobb (which said Cobb sold to Uriah Leonard). Widow Anne Briggs renounced her dower, 26 Aug. 1697. Thomas Briggs was a member of the Military Company of Taunton."
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