John Vinton, son of John Vinton (ca 1620-3 Aug 1664) & Anna [Vinton] (-3 Aug 1664), of Lynn, MA.
On 16 Aug 1677, at the age of 27, he married Hannah Green, who was 17. Hannah was the d/o Capt. Thomas Green & Rebecca Hills
"Forgeman", a worker in iron, possibly at the Lynn Iron Works.
He was a man of capicity and energy, as appears from the property that he acquired, and the position he held in society.
Removed to Woburn in 1695, purchasing considerable property in "current silver money"; properties, on the "kings's highway leading to Reading" and on both sides of the Mystic River, including a "Mansion-House, a barn, gardens, woodlands with "a Right of Pines", orchards and one eighth of a saw mill.
Some of his children were:
John Vinton (ca 1678-1760)
Hannah Vinton (26 Jan 1682-20 Feb 1753)
Rebecca Vinton (26 Mar 1683-)
Samuel Vinton
John died in Woburn, MA, on 13 Nov 1727; he was 76.
On 16 Aug 1677, at the age of 27, he married Hannah Green, who was 17. Hannah was the d/o Capt. Thomas Green & Rebecca Hills
"Forgeman", a worker in iron, possibly at the Lynn Iron Works.
He was a man of capicity and energy, as appears from the property that he acquired, and the position he held in society.
Removed to Woburn in 1695, purchasing considerable property in "current silver money"; properties, on the "kings's highway leading to Reading" and on both sides of the Mystic River, including a "Mansion-House, a barn, gardens, woodlands with "a Right of Pines", orchards and one eighth of a saw mill.
Some of his children were:
John Vinton (ca 1678-1760)
Hannah Vinton (26 Jan 1682-20 Feb 1753)
Rebecca Vinton (26 Mar 1683-)
Samuel Vinton
John died in Woburn, MA, on 13 Nov 1727; he was 76.
John Vinton, son of John Vinton (ca 1620-3 Aug 1664) & Anna [Vinton] (-3 Aug 1664), of Lynn, MA.
On 16 Aug 1677, at the age of 27, he married Hannah Green, who was 17. Hannah was the d/o Capt. Thomas Green & Rebecca Hills
"Forgeman", a worker in iron, possibly at the Lynn Iron Works.
He was a man of capicity and energy, as appears from the property that he acquired, and the position he held in society.
Removed to Woburn in 1695, purchasing considerable property in "current silver money"; properties, on the "kings's highway leading to Reading" and on both sides of the Mystic River, including a "Mansion-House, a barn, gardens, woodlands with "a Right of Pines", orchards and one eighth of a saw mill.
Some of his children were:
John Vinton (ca 1678-1760)
Hannah Vinton (26 Jan 1682-20 Feb 1753)
Rebecca Vinton (26 Mar 1683-)
Samuel Vinton
John died in Woburn, MA, on 13 Nov 1727; he was 76.
On 16 Aug 1677, at the age of 27, he married Hannah Green, who was 17. Hannah was the d/o Capt. Thomas Green & Rebecca Hills
"Forgeman", a worker in iron, possibly at the Lynn Iron Works.
He was a man of capicity and energy, as appears from the property that he acquired, and the position he held in society.
Removed to Woburn in 1695, purchasing considerable property in "current silver money"; properties, on the "kings's highway leading to Reading" and on both sides of the Mystic River, including a "Mansion-House, a barn, gardens, woodlands with "a Right of Pines", orchards and one eighth of a saw mill.
Some of his children were:
John Vinton (ca 1678-1760)
Hannah Vinton (26 Jan 1682-20 Feb 1753)
Rebecca Vinton (26 Mar 1683-)
Samuel Vinton
John died in Woburn, MA, on 13 Nov 1727; he was 76.
