George HUNTRESS

Abt 1706 - 1758  (~ 52 years)

• Name	George HUNTRESS
  Born	Abt 1706	Portsmouth, New Hampshire
  Gender	Male
  Occupation	A cordwainer is a leatherworker who made things of cordovan, esp. shoes. Cordovan is a fine-grained, colored leather, usually of split horsehide, but orig. made of goatskin at Cordoba, Spain.
  Reference Number	68
  _UID	994219BC935E4AA19DC42CFAF0730F199E51
  Died	1758
  Notes	He had under his father's will half of his father's farm which lay in Portsmouth, bounded north by Stony Brook. In 1729 George Huntress, of Newington, cordwainer with Elizabeth his wife, conveyed to his elder brother Christopher of Newington, bricklayer, all his right under the will of George Huntress his grandfather, and at once bought a lot 40 x 70 feet on Pickering's Neck in Portsmouth. In 1742/3 George Huntress, cordwainer, with Elizabeth his wife took Pelatiah Moses as apprentice. George and Elizabeth probably had other children. Huntress was received into the covenant, renewed his baptismal covenant A warrent was issued authorizing he and Tobias Lear, both to appraise the estate of Sarah Martyn.
  Person ID	I7105	Master File
  Last Modified	10 Apr 2010

  
  

  Father	George HUNTRESS,   b. Abt 1680, Portsmouth, New Hampshire ,   d. Between 06 Sep 1708 and 28 Jun 1715  (Age ~ 28 years)
  Mother	Sarah MORRELL,   b. Abt 1680, Kittery, York Co, Maine ,   d. Aft 1750  (Age ~ 71 years)
  Married	4 Aug 1701	Portsmouth, New Hampshire
  	Marriage ceremony performed by Rev. John Pike
  Family ID	F4946	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart