Benjamin Andrews, third son of Joseph, sen., of Newington, and his
wife, Rebecca. He married 19th Dec, 1704, Elizabeth Galpin, before
Anthony Stoddard, minister at Woodbury. They lived near the center of
Newington; he bought, 6th July, 1716, of his brother, Joseph, one-third
of the saw-mill that belonged to their father, Joseph, late deceased. He
died 1719, probably, for the inventory of his estate was then taken by
Jabez Whittlesey, and Joseph Andrus, as appraisers, and the amount £369
3s. 11d. .
wife, Rebecca. He married 19th Dec, 1704, Elizabeth Galpin, before
Anthony Stoddard, minister at Woodbury. They lived near the center of
Newington; he bought, 6th July, 1716, of his brother, Joseph, one-third
of the saw-mill that belonged to their father, Joseph, late deceased. He
died 1719, probably, for the inventory of his estate was then taken by
Jabez Whittlesey, and Joseph Andrus, as appraisers, and the amount £369
3s. 11d. .
Benjamin Andrews, third son of Joseph, sen., of Newington, and his
wife, Rebecca. He married 19th Dec, 1704, Elizabeth Galpin, before
Anthony Stoddard, minister at Woodbury. They lived near the center of
Newington; he bought, 6th July, 1716, of his brother, Joseph, one-third
of the saw-mill that belonged to their father, Joseph, late deceased. He
died 1719, probably, for the inventory of his estate was then taken by
Jabez Whittlesey, and Joseph Andrus, as appraisers, and the amount £369
3s. 11d. .
wife, Rebecca. He married 19th Dec, 1704, Elizabeth Galpin, before
Anthony Stoddard, minister at Woodbury. They lived near the center of
Newington; he bought, 6th July, 1716, of his brother, Joseph, one-third
of the saw-mill that belonged to their father, Joseph, late deceased. He
died 1719, probably, for the inventory of his estate was then taken by
Jabez Whittlesey, and Joseph Andrus, as appraisers, and the amount £369
3s. 11d. .
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