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The Rice Family SUPPlEIIENT TO THE RICE FAMILY: DESCENDANTS OF DEACON EDMUND RICE, By ANDREW HENSHAW WARD, A. M., 1858 Compiled and printed by the EDMUND RICE (1638) ASSOCIATION, INC. 1967 PREFACE Andrew Henshpw Ward wrote his genealogy on the Rice Family in 1858. Questionnaires had been sent out and much of his material was based on this information. Without his book we would be seriously handicapped in as­ sembling all the lineages that are now in the Association's hands. Since Ward's time many more persons have become interested in genealogy, vital records have been printed and official and Iegal documents scanned. The data here assembled has come from many sources, family records, bibles, pub I ic records and other genealogies. This is the end result of material that has been sent in to us pertaining to the families that Andrew Ward covered. Many of the records have been checked against others, but, it would be impossible to check everyone that has been received. It should be understood that this is strictly a supplement to Ward's book and does NOT continue the families beyond his book. It lists additional children, births, marriages, deaths, dates and places that Ward did not have. In several instances there are corrections - but they are relatively few. In addition to the supplemental information outlined above, an asterick (*) has been placed on right of the I ine showing that later generations are ready for the new genealogy. Credit must be given for the pioneer work of Mrs. Elsie Hawes Smith, who, while Historian and President, and later as a member of the Committee to work on the new genealogy, did so much work on it. She worked tirelessly up to the time of her terminal illness. To Mary Lovering Holman and to her daughter, Winifred Lovering (Holman) Dodge, in granting us permission to use the records relative to Edmund's family. To Mrs. Mary S. Ball for her financial help with outside typing and to the membership for its help and understanding. The Association is grateful to the late Albert W. Rice of Worcester for con­ tributing the money necessary for reprinting 500 copies of Ward's book. Sufficient copies of this book are being printed to cover both the original and reprinted editions. This book would not have been possible without the help of my wife, (Wilna Carolyn). She devoted long hours in working upon the records and typing. It has always been our contention that in I isting names in the records that the name of the descendant should be first. In this supplement the Rice De­ scendant comes first, whether male or female. Subsequent marriages of the descendant are more easily seen as they appear directly below and are not mixed up in the text where they could be overlooked. In this book Ward's numbers have been used. Where additional children fa!{ within a family o small letter hos been used: Example 452a 452b There is one exception to this rule and that is where the children fall oheod of the first one Ward listed. Here the lost number from the previous family is used adding½ Example (140) Zebulon Rke and Susanna Allen 876 Dolly Rice (141) Abigail Rice and Thomas Damon 876 ½Abigail Damon 877 Thomas Damon It is sincerely hoped that means will be found to finish the tssuance of the new genealogy covering the period between where Ward finished, up to the present time. Our records now include a few in the fifteenth generation. Frederick R. Rice, Historian Edmund Rice (1638) Association, Inc. September 1967 THIRD GENERATION ( 12) MARY RICE # 13 m Thomas Brigham 79 Nathan Brigham b 17 Jun 1671: m Elizabeth Maynard dau John Maynard and Mary Gates { 62) 82 David Brigham b 12 Apr 1678; m Deborah How (*) 83 Gershom Brigham b 23 Feb 1680; m Mehitable (Spring) (*) Stimpson 17 Feb 1729/30 2nd w; 1st m Mehitable Warren 18 May 1703 84 Elnathan Brigham b 7 Mar 1683: m Bethiah Ward (*) 85 Mary Brigham b 26 Oct 1687: m Jonas Houghton (*) (13) ELIZABETH RICE #14 m John Brewer 86 John Brewer b 29 Sep 1669: m Hannah Jones (*) 89 James Brewer b 10 Sep 1675: m Elizabeth Grout (*) 90 Sarah Brewer b 14 Jan 1677; m Caleb Bridges (*) 91 Mary Brewer b 17 Mar 1679/ 80; m Benjamin Ball (*) 92 Abigail Brewer b 5 Apr 1682: m David Parmenter# 124 q.v. 94 Jonathan Brewer b 21 Jun 1689: m·Arabella Goulding (*) (14) HANNAH .RICE #15 m Eleazer Ward m 2nd Richard Taylor 17 Oct 1677 95 Hannah Ward b abt 1676: m John Cobleigh (*) 97a Elizabeth Taylor b 18 Feb 1681 98 Anna Taylor b 1 May 1684: m Dea George Barbour 99a Caleb Taylor b 27 Feb l 689/90 ( 15) JONATHAN RICE #16 m Martha Eames 103 Anna b 6 Aug 1683: m William Cutter (*) ( 16) ABIGAIL RICE # 17 m Thomas Smith 116a Jonathan Smith b 2 Jan 1689 b Elizabeth Smith m Abijah Haynes c Amos Smith b 2 Jan 1699 ( 17) DAVID RICE #18 m Hannah Walker 7 Apr 1687 Hannah b 10 Jan 1669/70: d 18 Dec 1704 120 Bezaleel b abt 1697: m Sarah Buckminste~ (76) 1"21 Josiah b 19 Aug 1701: m Elizabeth Wood (77) (18) TAMASIN RICE #19 m Benjamin Parmenter 122 Lydia Parmenter b 29 Sep 1681: m Jonathan Griffin (*) 123 Benjamin Parmenter b 21 Jan 1682/3: m Mary Adams (*) 124 David Parmenter b 12 Apr 1686: m Abigail Brewer #92 (*) 127 Jonathan Parmenter b 15 Jan 170213; m Mary Spring (*) ( 19) RACHEL RICE #20 m Thomas Drury 15 Dec 1687 Thomas b 10 Aug 1668: a abt 1722/3 128 Caleb Drury b 5 Oct 1688: m Elizabeth Eames (*) 129 Thomas Drury b 29 Aug 1690: m Sarah Clark (*) m 2nd Mary (Ward) Harrington 130 John Drury b abt 1692; m Susannah Goddard (*) 131 Mary Drury b abt 1694: m David Bent (*) nz Rachel Drury b abt 1696; m George Fairbanks (*) 133 Lydia Drury b abt 1698; m Joseph Pike 5 Dec 1722 134 Elizabeth Drury b 22 Jun 1701; m Isaac Morse (*) 135 Micah Drury b 2 May 1704; m Abigail Eames (*) 136 Uriah Drury b 17 Jan 1706/7; m Martha Eames (*) (20) LYDIA RICE #21 m Samuel Wheelock 138 Samuel Wheelock b 14 May 1696; m Huldah RICE #312 139 Martha Wheelock b 13 Apr 1698; m Ephraim Pratt (*) 140 Elizabeth Wheelock b 1 Apr 1700; m Israel Allen #151 141 Hannah Wheelock b 23 Jan 1701 142 Tamar Wheelock b 2 Mar 1763/4; m Ebenezer Keyes (*) 143 Mary Wheelock b 5 Jun 1706; m Eli Keyes (*) 144 Daniel Wheelock b 10 Aug 1708 145 Lois Wheelock b 25 Dec 1710; m Daniel Wheeler 146 Rachel Wheelock b 26 Nov 1 714; m Daniel Willard (21) MERCY RICE #22 m Elnathan Allen 147 Obadiah Allen b 19 Jan 1694 / 5; m Susannah Pratt (*) 149 Elizabeth Allen m Edward Newton (*) 150 Anna Allen b 1702; m Amos Pratt (*) 151 Israel Allen b 20 Dec 1705·, m Elizabeth Wheelock# 140 (*) 154 Thankful Allen b 1 Dec 1713; m Daniel Whitney (*) (22) JOHN RICE #23 b 22 Dec 1651; d 5 Sep 1719 m Tabitha Stone 27 Nov 1674; d 29 May 1655 156 Anna b 29 Aug 1678; dafter 1?27 m Jonathan Bullard abt 1699; d 14 Sep 1719 m 2nd Edward Harrington 24 May 1727 158 Tabitha b 25 Nov 1683; m Thomas Cutler (*) m 2nd John Haynes 159 Prudence b 26 Jul 1685; m Joseph Stevens (*) 160 Abigail b 27 Nov 1687; m Uriah Wheeler 28 Dec 1704 (Uriah desc. fr. William White of Mayflower) 162 Dinah b 10 Feb 1691; m Joseph Haynes #290 q.v. 164 Tamar b 29 Sep 1697; m William Moore (*) (23) EDMUND RICE #26 b 9 Dec 1653; d 25 Sep 1719 m Joyce Russell 13 Mar 1660; d abt 1719 (24) DANIEL RICE #27 m Bethiah Ward 177 Deborah b 14 Nov 1697; m James Brown (*) (25) JACOB RICE #29 m Mary Barrett, dau John Barrett 181 Obadiah b 13 Nov 1698; m Esther Merrick see (93) 182 Esther b 26 Jan 1700/1; m Jonathan Jennings (*) (26) DORCAS RICE #31 m Thomas Forbush 188 Aaron Forbush b 13 Apr 1693; m Susannah Morse (*) 189 Thomas Forbush b 14 Oct 1695: m Hannah Bellows (*) 190 Tabitha Forbush b 6 Apr 1699 191 Rebecca Forbush b 25 Feb 1700 192 Eunice Forbush b 13 Feb 1705 2 (27) BENJAMIN RICE #32 b 22 Dec 1666: d 23 Feb 1748/9 m Mary RICE #62 15 Nov 1692: b 6 Aug 1669: d 22 Oct 1736 dau Samuel Rice #6 and Mary (Dix) Brown 193 Azariah b 13 Aug 1693: m Hannah Bartlett (97) 200 Priscilla b 10 Sep 1708; m Josiah Partridge (*) (28) THOMAS RICE #35 m Mary King 1652 dau Thomas King 205a Damaris b 1688; m James Bradish (*) 212 Vashi b 7 Mar 1700; m Daniel Hardy (*) (29) MARY RICE #36 b 4 Sep 1656: d 22 Aug 1733-Lancaster m Josiah White (2nd w) 28 Nov 1678: d 11 Nov 1714 m 2nd Thomas Sawyer of Lancaster 15 Jul 1718 36.1 Sarah White b 21 Oct 1680: m John Wilder · (*) .2 Josiah White Jr b 16 Sep 1682; m Abigail Whitcomb (*) .3 John White b 20 Sep 1684: m Eunice Wilder (*) .4 Thankful White b 27 Mar 1689: m Jonathan Houghton (*) .5 Jonathan White b 1692: Killed by Indians 16 Jul 1707 .6 Judith White b J 694: m Bezaleel Sawyer (*) .7 Keziah White b 1696: m Jonathan Willard (*) (30) PETER RICE #37 b 24 Oct 1658: d 28 Nov 1753 rn Rebecca How abt 1688; b 4 Feb 1668: d 13 May 1749 223 Deborah b 22 May 1704: m James Brown 26 Jan 1724/ 5 (31) NATHANIEL RICE #38 b 3 Jan 1660: d 13 Nov 1726-Sudbury m Sarah Stone m 2nd Patience (Brown) Stone Dec 1704 dau Thomas Brown and Patience Foster 226 Patience b 1 Dec 1705; m Joseph Muzzy (*) (32) EPHRAIM RICE #40 b 15 Apr 1665; d 25 Oct 1732 m Hannah Livermore 22 Feb 1688/9: d 21 May 1724 m 2nd Mary Noyes 24 Mar 1725; b 22 Jun 1666; d 11 Jan 1743/4 236 John b 23 Apr 1704: m Sarah Dunton ( 123) 238 Hannah b 31 Jul 1713: m John Barber 20 Oct 1735-Sud ( 33) GERSHOM RICE #41 m Elizabeth Balcom 242 Sarah b 9 Feb 1703: m Daniel Duncan fr Worcester 243· Matthias b 26 Jan 1707: m Mary Boyden (127) (35) FRANCES RICE #43 m Benjamin Allen 255 Grace Allen b 1696: m Benjamin Harrington 256 Jonas Allen b 1 Nov 1699: m Elizabeth Brazier 257 Zebadiah Allen b 19 Jan 1701/2: m Mary Hoar m 2nd Hannah Grout 258 Thomas Allen b 1690: m Sarah Grunde (*) 259 Frances Allen b abt 1691: m John McGregory (*) m 2nd William Chubb - 260 Benjamin
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