Thomas Pain1
M, #9450, d. between June 1742 and October 1742
Thomas Pain is also recorded as Thomas Payne. He married Mary Gookin, daughter of Rev. Daniel Gookin Jr. and (unknown) (Unknown), on 23 January 1706/7 in Sherborn, Massachusetts, the marriage was performed by Rev. Daniel Gookin. (Date given in the Register as 6 June 1712.)1,2,3 Thomas Pain died between June 1742 and October 1742.4 He made a will on 12 June 1742
"York June the 12th 1742. I Thomas Payne being sick in Body but through the Mercys of God I have the free Use of my Reason and not knowing how short a time I shall continue so I see Cause to dispose of my Estate as following.
Imprimis/ It is my Will that my well beloved Wife Mary Payne shall have the disposeing of the income of all my Estate during her Life and after her Decease it is my Will that my Eldest Son Thomas Payne shall have the whole of all my Estate both Real & Personal he paying out to his Brother & Sisters as following. to my Son Daniel Payne one Hundred and fifty pounds & to my Daughter Elizabeth Payne two Hundred pounds.
Item, It is my Will that my Daughter Mary Bradbury formerly Mary Payne shall have five shillings more besides what She has had already. It is my Will that my Daughter Jane Payne shall have paid her one hundred pounds five shillings & likewise to my youngest Daughter Sarah Payne one hundred pounds five shillings. It is my Will that the whole of the parts that is to be paid out of my Estate is to be according to the old tenor or a quarter part in ye new tenor.
Item, It is my Will that my Daughter Elizabeth shall haue the Room that is in the Southern part of my House & one barrill of Cyder yearly & Cellar room for Her as long as She continues unmarried.
I Order my Son Thomas Payne to pay all my Just Debts & Funeral Charges whom I appoint to be the Sole Executor of this my last Will & testament. Signed Sealed & Declared to be
his last Will & testament in
presence of us.
Samll Sewall
Nathan Raynes
Norton Woodbridge" Thomas Payne (Seal)
Probated 19 Oct. 1742.
[Source: Maine Wills, 1640-1760 (Portland, Me., 1887), p. 454, citing Probate Office, 6, 19.]4
"York June the 12th 1742. I Thomas Payne being sick in Body but through the Mercys of God I have the free Use of my Reason and not knowing how short a time I shall continue so I see Cause to dispose of my Estate as following.
Imprimis/ It is my Will that my well beloved Wife Mary Payne shall have the disposeing of the income of all my Estate during her Life and after her Decease it is my Will that my Eldest Son Thomas Payne shall have the whole of all my Estate both Real & Personal he paying out to his Brother & Sisters as following. to my Son Daniel Payne one Hundred and fifty pounds & to my Daughter Elizabeth Payne two Hundred pounds.
Item, It is my Will that my Daughter Mary Bradbury formerly Mary Payne shall have five shillings more besides what She has had already. It is my Will that my Daughter Jane Payne shall have paid her one hundred pounds five shillings & likewise to my youngest Daughter Sarah Payne one hundred pounds five shillings. It is my Will that the whole of the parts that is to be paid out of my Estate is to be according to the old tenor or a quarter part in ye new tenor.
Item, It is my Will that my Daughter Elizabeth shall haue the Room that is in the Southern part of my House & one barrill of Cyder yearly & Cellar room for Her as long as She continues unmarried.
I Order my Son Thomas Payne to pay all my Just Debts & Funeral Charges whom I appoint to be the Sole Executor of this my last Will & testament. Signed Sealed & Declared to be
his last Will & testament in
presence of us.
Samll Sewall
Nathan Raynes
Norton Woodbridge" Thomas Payne (Seal)
Probated 19 Oct. 1742.
[Source: Maine Wills, 1640-1760 (Portland, Me., 1887), p. 454, citing Probate Office, 6, 19.]4
Children of Thomas Pain and Mary Gookin
- Elizabeth Pain2
- Mary Pain2
- Jane Pain2
- Thomas Pain2
- Daniel Pain2 b. 1722
- Ruth Pain2 b. 1724
- John Pain2 b. 1727
- Sarah Pain2 b. 1729
Citations
- [S83] NEHGR, Vol. 4 p. 82.
- [S155] Richard Gookin, Gookin family, p. 40.
- [S130] Massachusetts Vital Records, Vital Records of Sherborn to the year 1850.
- [S34] Unverified internet information, http://www.mainegenealogy.net/maine_wills.asp
Thomas Pain1
M, #13193
Thomas Pain was born called "my Eldest Son" in his father's will. He was the son of Thomas Pain and Mary Gookin.1
Citations
- [S155] Richard Gookin, Gookin family, p. 40.
Anna Paine1
F, #8720, d. 1695
Anna Paine married Benjamin Gerrish, son of Capt. William Gerrish and Joanna Lowell, on 12 November 1685 in Essex County, Massachusetts.1 Anna Paine died in 1695.1
Citations
- [S4] Sandra MacLean Clunies, Clunies files.
Anne Hathaway Paine1
F, #11146
Anne Hathaway Paine was the daughter of Robert Treat Paine 2nd. and Ruth Cabot.1 Anne Hathaway Paine died young.1
Citations
- [S83] NEHGR, Vol. 98 p. 86.
Bruce Mahood Paine
M, #2159, b. 5 July 1915, d. 6 July 1983
Bruce Mahood Paine was born on 5 July 1915.1 He was the son of Herbert Shelton Paine.2 Bruce Mahood Paine married Alice Margaret Sewall, daughter of Joseph Sewall Sewall and Agnes May Knowlton, on 25 April 1934 in Brainerd, Minnesota.3 Bruce Mahood Paine died on 6 July 1983 in Brainerd, Crow Wing County, Minnesota, at the age of 681 and is buried in Evergreen Cemetery, Brainerd, Crow Wing County, Minnesota.4
Citations
- [S232] Ancestry.com, Minnesota, Death Index, 1908-2002.
- [S205] Newspaper, The Brainerd Daily Dispatch, August 14, 1945.
- [S205] Newspaper, The Brainerd Daily Dispatch, December 18, 1934.
- [S392] Website findagrave.com (http://www.findagrave.com/) "Memorial # 95025514, Bruce Mahood Paine, showing gravestone photograph."
Cary Paine1
F, #14266
Cary Paine was the daughter of Charles Cushing Paine and Francis Cabot Jackson.1 Cary Paine died in infancy.1
Citations
- [S182] Elizabeth Cabot & James Jackson Putnam Putnam, Jackson ancestors and descendants, p. 33.
Charles Paine1
M, #11147, b. 30 August 1775, d. 1810
Charles Paine was born on 30 August 1775.1 He was the son of Hon. Robert Treat Paine and Sally Cobb.1 Charles Paine graduated in 1793 from Harvard.1 He married Sarah Sumner Cushing.1 Charles Paine died in 1810.1
Child of Charles Paine and Sarah Sumner Cushing
- Charles Cushing Paine+1 b. 11 Jul 1808, d. 4 Jan 1874
Citations
- [S83] NEHGR, Vol. 98 p. 85.
Charles Paine1
M, #19752, b. circa 1806, d. before 1880
Charles Paine was born circa 1806.1 He married Hannah Sewall Lowell, daughter of John Lowell and Abigail Moulton Sewall.1 Charles Paine died before 1880.1
Child of Charles Paine and Hannah Sewall Lowell
- William Paine2 b. c 1852
Charles Cushing Paine1
M, #10418, b. 11 July 1808, d. 4 January 1874
Charles Cushing Paine was born on 11 July 1808.2 He was the son of Charles Paine and Sarah Sumner Cushing.2 Charles Cushing Paine graduated in 1827 from Harvard.2 He married Francis Cabot Jackson, daughter of Judge Charles Jackson and Frances "Fanny" Cabot, on 29 October 1832.2,3 Charles Cushing Paine died on 4 January 1874 at the age of 65.3
Children of Charles Cushing Paine and Francis Cabot Jackson
- Frances Jackson Paine4
- Sarah Cushing Paine4
- Sumner Paine4
- Cary Paine4
- General Charles Jackson Paine1 b. 26 Aug 1833, d. 12 Aug 1916
- William Cushing Paine+2 b. 26 Aug 1834, d. 14 Sep 1889
- Robert Treat Paine1 b. 1835, d. 1910
General Charles Jackson Paine1
M, #10419, b. 26 August 1833, d. 12 August 1916
General Charles Jackson Paine was born on 26 August 1833 in Boston, Massachusetts.2 He was the son of Charles Cushing Paine and Francis Cabot Jackson.1 General Charles Jackson Paine graduated in 1853 from Harvard.2 He died on 12 August 1916 at the age of 82.2
Citations
- [S34] Unverified internet information.
- [S468] Wikipedia, online http://en.wikipedia.org, Charles Jackson Paine.
Frances Jackson Paine1
M, #14263
Frances Jackson Paine was the son of Charles Cushing Paine and Francis Cabot Jackson.1 Frances Jackson Paine died unmarried.1
Citations
- [S182] Elizabeth Cabot & James Jackson Putnam Putnam, Jackson ancestors and descendants, p. 33.
Hannah Paine1
F, #16439, b. 1627
Hannah Paine was born in 1627.2 She was the daughter of William Paine.3 Hannah Paine married Samuel Appleton, son of Samuel Appleton and Judith Everard.2,4
Harriet Paine1
F, #5551, b. 21 November 1779
Harriet Paine was born on 21 November 1779.1 She was the daughter of Dr. William Paine and Lois Orne.1 Harriet Paine married Joseph Warner Rose, son of John Rose and Alice Bacon.1
Child of Harriet Paine and Joseph Warner Rose
- Harriet Paine Rose+1 b. 5 Feb 1804, d. 14 Aug 1885
Citations
- [S41] Leverett Saltonstall, Ancestry and Descendants of Sir Richard Saltonstall., p. 194 pedigree.
Herbert Shelton Paine1
M, #19812
Child of Herbert Shelton Paine
- Bruce Mahood Paine+1 b. 5 Jul 1915, d. 6 Jul 1983
Citations
- [S205] Newspaper, The Brainerd Daily Dispatch, August 14, 1945.
Maria Antoinette Paine
F, #15753, b. circa 1784, d. 26 March 1842
Maria Antoinette Paine was born circa 1784. She was the daughter of Hon. Robert Treat Paine and Sally Cobb. Maria Antoinette Paine married Deacon Samuel Greele, son of Samuel Greele and Olive Read, on 18 October 1831 in Boston, Massachusetts.1 Maria Antoinette Paine died on 26 March 1842 s.p.2
Moses Paine1
M, #3873, b. 1581, d. 1643
Moses Paine was born in 1581.2 He married thirdly Judith Pares circa 1642.1,3 Moses Paine died in 1643.1
Nathaniel Paine1
M, #5570, d. 1741
Nathaniel Paine was the son of Nathaniel Paine and Dorothy Rainsford.1 Nathaniel Paine married Sarah Clarke, daughter of Timothy Clarke.1 Nathaniel Paine died in 1741.1
Child of Nathaniel Paine and Sarah Clarke
- Timothy Paine+1 b. 30 Jul 1730, d. 17 Jul 1793
Citations
- [S41] Leverett Saltonstall, Ancestry and Descendants of Sir Richard Saltonstall., p. 194 pedigree.
Nathaniel Paine1
M, #5573, b. 20 November 1677
Child of Nathaniel Paine and Dorothy Rainsford
- Nathaniel Paine+1 d. 1741
Citations
- [S41] Leverett Saltonstall, Ancestry and Descendants of Sir Richard Saltonstall., p. 194 pedigree.
Robert Treat Paine1
M, #10420, b. 1835, d. 1910
Robert Treat Paine. Poet. He was born in 1835.1 He was the son of Charles Cushing Paine and Francis Cabot Jackson.1 Robert Treat Paine died in 1910.1
Citations
- [S34] Unverified internet information.
Hon. Robert Treat Paine1
M, #11149, b. 11 March 1731, d. 11 May 1814
Hon. Robert Treat Paine. A signer of the Declaration of Independence.1 He was born on 11 March 1731 in Boston, Massachusetts.1,2 He graduated in 1749 from Harvard.1 He married Sally Cobb on 15 March 1770.2 Hon. Robert Treat Paine died on 11 May 1814 at the age of 83.2
Children of Hon. Robert Treat Paine and Sally Cobb
- Charles Paine+1 b. 30 Aug 1775, d. 1810
- Maria Antoinette Paine b. c 1784, d. 26 Mar 1842
Citations
- [S83] NEHGR, Vol. 98 p. 85.
- [S468] Wikipedia, online http://en.wikipedia.org, Robert Treat Paine.
Robert Treat Paine 2nd.1
M, #11136, b. 3 December 1861, d. 12 November 1943
Robert Treat Paine 2nd. was born on 3 December 1861 in New Bedford, Massachusetts.1 He was the son of William Cushing Paine and Hannah Hathaway Perry.1 Robert Treat Paine 2nd. graduated in 1882 from Harvard A.B.1 He married Ruth Cabot, daughter of Walter Channing Cabot and Elizabeth Rogers Mason, on 28 May 1890 in Brookline, Norfolk County, Massachusetts.2,3 Robert Treat Paine 2nd. died on 12 November 1943 in Brookline at the age of 81.1
Children of Robert Treat Paine 2nd. and Ruth Cabot
Samuel Paine
M, #7594, d. 1807
Samuel Paine was born in Worcester, Massachusetts. He was the son of Timothy Paine and Sarah Chandler. Samuel Paine graduated in 1771 from Harvard. The Worcester County Convention, September 7, 1774, " Voted, To take notice of Mr. Samuel Paine, assistant clerk, for sending out venires. Voted, That Mr. Samuel Dennison go to Mr. Samuel Paine forthwith, and desire his immediate attendance before this body, to answer for sending venires to the constables, commanding their compliance with the late Act of Parliament." Mr. Paine appeared and stated that he felt bound by the duty of his office to comply with the Act. "Voted, That Mr. Paine has not given satisfaction, and that he be allowed to consider till the adjournment of this meeting." On the 21st of September, he transmitted a paper to the Convention, explanatory of his course, but that body " Voted, That it ' was not satisfactory, and that it be committed to Messrs. Joseph Henshaw, Mr. Bigelow, and Mr. Doolittle," who reported, that, as the writer was " a young man," &c, &c, his "letter be dismissed," and Mr. Paine himself " be treated with all neglect."
In 1775 our Loyalist was sent by the Committee of Worcester, under guard, " to Watertown or Cambridge, to be dealt with as the honorable Congress or Commander-in-Chief shall, upon examination, think proper." His direct offences consisted, apparently, in saying that the Hampshire troops had robbed the house of Mr. Bradish ; that he had heard the Whig soldiers were deserting in great numbers ; and that he was told " the men were so close stowed in the Colleges that they were lousy." This is the substance of the testimony of a neighbor, the only witness who appeared against him, and who had a conversation with him (in the garden of the witness) immediately after he had been on a visit to Cambridge, where the Whig Army was then encamped. In 1776 Mr. Paine accompanied the British Army from Boston to Halifax. During the war, he wandered from place to place, and apparently without regular employment. He returned to Massachusetts. The British Government allowed him an annual pension of £84.1 He died in 1807 in Worcester, Massachusetts.1
In 1775 our Loyalist was sent by the Committee of Worcester, under guard, " to Watertown or Cambridge, to be dealt with as the honorable Congress or Commander-in-Chief shall, upon examination, think proper." His direct offences consisted, apparently, in saying that the Hampshire troops had robbed the house of Mr. Bradish ; that he had heard the Whig soldiers were deserting in great numbers ; and that he was told " the men were so close stowed in the Colleges that they were lousy." This is the substance of the testimony of a neighbor, the only witness who appeared against him, and who had a conversation with him (in the garden of the witness) immediately after he had been on a visit to Cambridge, where the Whig Army was then encamped. In 1776 Mr. Paine accompanied the British Army from Boston to Halifax. During the war, he wandered from place to place, and apparently without regular employment. He returned to Massachusetts. The British Government allowed him an annual pension of £84.1 He died in 1807 in Worcester, Massachusetts.1
Citations
- [S312] Lorenzo Sabine, Loyalists of the American Revolution, Vol. 2 p. 144.
Sarah Cushing Paine1
F, #14264
Citations
- [S182] Elizabeth Cabot & James Jackson Putnam Putnam, Jackson ancestors and descendants, p. 33.
Sumner Paine1
M, #14265
Sumner Paine was the son of Charles Cushing Paine and Francis Cabot Jackson.1 Sumner Paine died in the Civil War.1
Citations
- [S182] Elizabeth Cabot & James Jackson Putnam Putnam, Jackson ancestors and descendants, p. 33.
Timothy Paine1
M, #5562, b. 30 July 1730, d. 17 July 1793
Timothy Paine was born on 30 July 1730.1 He was the son of Nathaniel Paine and Sarah Clarke.1 Timothy Paine graduated in 1748 from Harvard.2 He married Sarah Chandler, daughter of John Chandler and Hannah Gardiner, in 1749.1 He was a member of the General Court for some years, and a stout "government-man" in the controversies in that body which preceded the Revolution. In 1774 he was appointed a Mandamus Councillor, and in August of that year, about fifteen hundred people assembled on the Common in Worcester, and elected Joseph Gilbert, John Goulding, Edward Rawson, Thomas Dennie, and Joshua Bigelow, a committee to wait upon him, and to demand of him satisfaction for having accepted the appointment. After some delay he wrote and signed his resignation. The committee insisted further that he should personally appear before the people; this he did. It was then insisted that he should read the paper himself, and with his hat off. He hesitated, anddemanded the protection of the committee, but finally complied, and was allowed to retire to his dwelling unharmed. The object of the multitude having been accomplished, they withdrew in companies, those of each town marching off in a separate body. " Solid talents, practical sense, candor, sincerity, affability, and mildness, were the characteristics of his life."2 Timothy Paine died on 17 July 1793 at the age of 62.1
Children of Timothy Paine and Sarah Chandler
- Samuel Paine d. 1807
- Dr. William Paine+1 b. 5 Jun 1750, d. 19 Apr 1833
Walter Cabot Paine1
M, #11140
Walter Cabot Paine was the son of Robert Treat Paine 2nd. and Ruth Cabot.1 Walter Cabot Paine died young.1
Citations
- [S83] NEHGR, Vol. 98 p. 86.
William Paine1
M, #16440, b. circa 1598/99, d. 10 October 1660
Child of William Paine
- Hannah Paine1 b. 1627