Rust, Joseph (b. ABT 1695, d. 3 FEB 1733/34)

Death: 3 FEB 1733/34 Chebacco Parish, Essex, MA

Death: 30 DEC 1735

Source: (Name)
Title: Cogswells In America
Author: E. O. Jameson
Publication: 1884
Media: Book

Data:
Text: Marriage is pub. date

Death: 1758 Ipswich, Essex, MA

Note: He was a clothier, pursing the business of his father and ancestors for generations. His estates were designated Ludborne, Horningsham, and Ripond Mylls. Ripond Mylls were located in Frome Selwood, a few miles from Westbury. Frome Selwood was so named because it is near the the family Selwood Forest.

In 1591, he built the ancient home at what is now known as 145 Westbury Leigh. Restoration work uncovered three irregular lumps above the hearth, and further inspection revealed 3 shields carved in relief. One inscribed 'ECA [Edward Cogswell and Alicia]' and another reads '1591' and the third bears the Cogswell cloth logo, the use of which became compulsory for clothiers. The house was privately restored during the 1980s by Peter and Mary Jones.

Source: (Name)
Title: Papers Relating to the Haines Family
Media: Book

Page: 194

Death: 1616 Westbury, Leigh, Wiltshire, England

Death: 28 JUN 1597

Death: 2 NOV 1898 Died in infancy

Christening: --Not Shown--

Death: 11 MAY 1616

Source: (Name)
Title: Desc. of John Cogswell
Author: Donald James Cogswell
Publication: 1998
Media: Book

Source: (Name)
Title: Desc. of John Cogswell
Author: Donald James Cogswell
Publication: 1998
Media: Book

Death: BEF 1 APR 1661 Westbury Leigh, Wiltshire, England

Burial: 20 JAN 1580/81

Source: (Name)
Title: Desc. of John Cogswell
Author: Donald James Cogswell
Publication: 1998
Media: Book

Death: 23 JUN 1597

Source: (Name)
Title: History of the Rehoboth, Carpenter Family
Media: Book

Page: 312

Note: Bud Gaffaney told me that Richard Gaffaney was the illegimate son of Eloise Gaffany and adopted by Raymond and Effie Gaffaney.

Death: 4 JAN 1999 Northbrook, Cook, IL

Death: 1765 Marblehead, MA

Death: 1906 Oxford, Marquette, WI

Burial: Oxford Cemetery, Oxford, WI

Cause: Diptheria

Death: --Not Shown--

Death: 4 NOV 1761 Ipswich, Essex, MA

Note: John married Mary Bradstreet about 1655. He came over on the same ship with her and her father and mother. She was born in England in 1633. Most historians say this John married for his second wife Mary Jordan. This is an error.

Source: (Name)
Title: Desc. of Richard Kimball
Media: Book

Death: 6 MAY 1698 Ipswich, Essex, MA

Note: Came to America at the age of 11, on the "Elizabeth" with his parents and siblings.

In a deposition given by Richard in Salem MA in 1655 he claimed to have lived on "Goodman Shotsell's farm" for seven years. He was in Wenham MA by 1652 and is listed as one of the Early settlers there in the western part of town near Ladd's Hill. He was the largest taxpayer among the early settlers and many land transactions are noted. In Nov 1657 he subscribed £ 3 towards the "minister's rate" to be paid ½ in wheat and ½ in "Indian Corn". He served as selectman for most of the terms from 1658 to 1674 and sat on the Grand jury in 1661. He was on the 1660 committee for a new meeting house and, according to the inventory of his estate he was due 2.16.00 "wages from country" indicating that he probably served in the war with the Naragansetts (see narrative), and he may have been at Bloody Brook when his nephew Caleb was killed. The inventory of his estate totaled 986.16.6, indicating that he was a wealthy man at his death.

Death: 26 MAY 1676 Ipswich, Essex, MA

Source: (Name)
Title: History of the Kimball Family in America
Media: Book

Page: 145

Death: 1769