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• Name: Richard LANGHORNE
• Sex: M
• Birth: Abt 1617 ^b
• Death: 13 Feb 1668 in Haverhill, Massachusetts ^d


Parents:

• Father:
  
• (Unk) LANGHORNE

Family:
Marriage:

• Mary CROSBY on 16 Jan 1647/8 at Rowley, Massachusetts .^m1
  
• Mary CROSBY Birth: 4 Dec 1629 in Holme-On-Spalding-Moor, Yorkshire, England Death: 29 Nov 1667 in Rowley, Massachusetts

Children:

1. Thomas LANGHORNE Birth: Abt 1648 in Rowley, Massachusetts Death: 8 Feb 1653 in Rowley, Massachusetts
2. Elizabeth LANGHORNE Birth: 4 Sep 1649 in Rowley, Massachusetts Death: 19 Mar 1704 in Bradford, Massachusetts
3. Constance LONGHORNE Birth: Sep 1652 in Rowley, Massachusetts
4. Samuel LONGHORNE Birth: 4 Feb 1654 in Rowley, Massachusetts Death: 6 Jul 1660 in Rowley, Massachusetts
5. Thomas LONGHORNE Birth: 30 Jun 1657 in Rowley, Massachusetts Death: 26 Aug 1660 in Rowley, Massachusetts
6. Sarah LONGHORNE Birth: 16 Apr 1660 in Rowley, Massachusetts
7. Beththiah LONGHORNE Birth: 9 Jun 1662 in Rowley, Massachusetts
8. Richard LONGHORNE Birth: 20 May 1665 in Rowley, Massachusetts Death: 2 Jun 1668 in Rowley, Massachusetts
9. Thomas LONGHORNE Birth: 27 Nov 1667 in Rowley, Massachusetts Death: 11 Jul 1668 in Rowley, Massachusetts

Bibliography

Sources for birth and parent Information

date:

abt 1617 [Ref: Holman PILLSBURY p389]

abt age 45 on 25 Mar 1662 [Ref: Blodgette Rowley p231],

brother:

Thomas LANGHORNE [Ref: Holman PILLSBURY p389]

Sources for death Information

date:

[Ref: Blodgette Rowley p231, RowleyMA vitals p490]

1669 [Ref: Sav-age LANGHORNE Richard],

place:

[Ref: Blodgette Rowley p231]

Rowley [Ref: RowleyMA vitals p490]

Sources with Information about marriage to Mary CROSBY

date:

[Ref: Blodgette Rowley p144, BrighamEE BRIGHAM p25, Prindle CROSBY p248]

16 11m 1647 [Ref: Blodgette Rowley p231, RowleyMA vitals p277],

place:

[Ref: BrighamEE BRIGHAM p25, Prindle CROSBY p248, RowleyMA vitals p277],

names:

[Ref: Blodgette Rowley p93, Holman PILLSBURY p395]

Richard LONGHORNE & Mary ___ [Ref: RowleyMA vitals p130],

child:

[Ref: Blodgette Rowley p231, Campbell HASELTINE p19, Holman PILLSBURY p384, Holman PILLSBURY p391, RowleyMA vitals p130, Valentine HASELTINE v1p2]

Research Notes:
before 1645: immigrated, with brother Thomas [Ref: Holman PILLSBURY p389]

before 1647: became resident of Rowley [Ref: Holman PILLSBURY p389]

1649: of Rowley [Ref: Sav-age LANGHORNE Richard]

licensed to keep the "ordinary" (Inn) in Rowley [Ref: Holman PILLSBURY p389]

Jan 29 1661: bought from Philip Nelson "one ox gate in the ox pasture" (amount of pasture deemed suffieient to feed an ox) [Ref: Holman PILLSBURY p389]

Mar 1 1662: bought another ox gate [Ref: Holman PILLSBURY p389]

died in Haverhill while there on business [Ref: Blodgette Rowley p231]

will dated Feb 10 1668, mentions brother Thomas Longhorne of Cambridge, and dau Elizabeth to be executor; three other daughters unnamed; Samuel Wood "my servant" son of Obadiah Wood; brother John Johnson; John Pickard and James Bailey to be overseers. In an affidavit on file with the will, mention is made of the children being with their grandmather and two aunts [Ref: Blodgette Rowley p231]

Sep 4 1695: Abraham Hazeltine and Elizabeth, his wife, Widow Constance More, Benjamin Muzzey and Sarah, his wife, daughters and co-heirs of Richard Longhorne, late of Rowley, deceased, plaintiffs, bring an action for possession of land in Boxford [Ref: Blodgette Rowley p231]

----- Will of Richard Longhorne, dated 10 Feb 1668:
The last will and testament of Richard Longhorne of Rowley in the County of Essex made februarie 10, 1668, first I give to my daughter Elizabeth a double portioj whom also I constitute and appoynt to be the executresse of this my last will and Testament together wth my beloved brother Thomas Longhorne whom I constitute and appoynt to be the other executor wth my daughter Elizabeth and if the sayd Elizabeth shall die without heirs of her owne body my will is that the one halfe of the estate given her by this my last will and testament be equally divided between my other three daughters I give unto Samuel wood my servant the sume of 10 to be payd to him wthin the space of one yeare after my death and if obadiah wood the father of the said Samuel shalbe willing that his son shall serve out his time untill he comes to the full age of twenty one years wth my brother John Johnson of Rowley then my will is that ten pounds more be added and the whole 20 to be payd unto him when he hath served out his full time and in case the said Samuel shall die before he hath served out his full time that then no part of the 20 be payd unto him butt that 20 shalbe divided equally amongst my children then Living my will also is that my daught Elizabeth shall have the 20 abovementioned over and above her dob portion untill it shalbe due unto the aforesayed Samuel and if the sayd ...wood shall prsently take away his son then 10 of the 20 to be equally divided betweene my children and then all my estate both of lands houses cattle household stuffe and all my mouveables to be divided equally my debts being first paid amongst my children, my daughter Elizabeth haveing a double portion as aforesaid. Lastly I constitute and appoynt John Peckard, John Johnson and James Bailey all of Rowley aforesaid to be overseers to se this my will performed. (no signatire)
Witnesses: Anthony Crosby, Daniel Ela, John Ward
Proved in Ipswich Court, 30 Mar 1669, by the witnesses
Deposition of Jonathan Platts that going to Haverhill when Richard Longhorne was sick, with John Pickard, he left the latter on this side of the river and went over with the daughter of Richard Longhorne to see him and told him his brother Pickard was on eht other side. He told deponent that he was very glad of it for he had a great desire to speak with him, that he knew not how God might dispose of him and he desired deponent to come to him again when his brother came over the river. And so coming to him again, his brother being with him, and he, having told his mind to his brother Pickard, the latter told Longhorne that he would relate what he said to deponent for fear of spending him. Concerning his children's disposal, John Pickard said to leave them to the disposal of their grandmother to which Longhorne replied that he would and also to their two aunts, and that he would have the advise with Goodwife Bayly who was a good woman, whom he believed loved them well. This was about three days before he died. John Pickard affirmed the same.
Anthony Crosbie deposed that being in haverhill when Richard Longhorne made his will, before Mr Ward wrote it, said Longhorne was very desirous that his brother Thomas Longhorne should be one of his executors. But Thomas Longhorne was not willing to serve, pleading his unfitness on account of living so far away.
Daniel Ela deposed that he heard Longhorne say that he desired his brother to take his smaller children and their estate, sworn 30 Mar 1669. [Ref: Holman PILLSBURY p389]



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