"Else" was a daughter of Benjamin Rawlins/Rollins (1678-1740) and Elizabeth Drew (b. 1682) or Sarah Palmer. [?]
She was born in 1701 in Exeter, and died in 1801 in Notthingham. According to the stone monument, they came from Newbury, MA in 1727 and built a cabin in Notthingham.
Joseph and Else had the following children:
- Abigail Cilley 1726–1834 m. ZephaniaButler (Abigail raised Fortune" or "Fort", a son of her father's slaves Tony and Lettice. Fort went to Boston, became rich, and had an estate worth $75K, as per memories of Betsy Butler Stephens, Feb. 1912.)
- Anna Cilley 1726– m. John Mills
- Alice Cilley 1730– (died young?)
- Polly Cilley 1730–1813 (aka Mary) m. Richard Sinclair, Sr.
- Joseph Cilley (died young?)
- Joseph Cilley 1734–1799
- Cutting Cilley 1738–1825
and
- Elice Cilley b. 1748, d. 1847 [aka "Else" or "Alice"] m. Page
She was born in 1701 in Exeter, and died in 1801 in Notthingham. According to the stone monument, they came from Newbury, MA in 1727 and built a cabin in Notthingham.
Joseph and Else had the following children:
- Abigail Cilley 1726–1834 m. ZephaniaButler (Abigail raised Fortune" or "Fort", a son of her father's slaves Tony and Lettice. Fort went to Boston, became rich, and had an estate worth $75K, as per memories of Betsy Butler Stephens, Feb. 1912.)
- Anna Cilley 1726– m. John Mills
- Alice Cilley 1730– (died young?)
- Polly Cilley 1730–1813 (aka Mary) m. Richard Sinclair, Sr.
- Joseph Cilley (died young?)
- Joseph Cilley 1734–1799
- Cutting Cilley 1738–1825
and
- Elice Cilley b. 1748, d. 1847 [aka "Else" or "Alice"] m. Page
"Else" was a daughter of Benjamin Rawlins/Rollins (1678-1740) and Elizabeth Drew (b. 1682) or Sarah Palmer. [?]
She was born in 1701 in Exeter, and died in 1801 in Notthingham. According to the stone monument, they came from Newbury, MA in 1727 and built a cabin in Notthingham.
Joseph and Else had the following children:
- Abigail Cilley 1726–1834 m. ZephaniaButler (Abigail raised Fortune" or "Fort", a son of her father's slaves Tony and Lettice. Fort went to Boston, became rich, and had an estate worth $75K, as per memories of Betsy Butler Stephens, Feb. 1912.)
- Anna Cilley 1726– m. John Mills
- Alice Cilley 1730– (died young?)
- Polly Cilley 1730–1813 (aka Mary) m. Richard Sinclair, Sr.
- Joseph Cilley (died young?)
- Joseph Cilley 1734–1799
- Cutting Cilley 1738–1825
and
- Elice Cilley b. 1748, d. 1847 [aka "Else" or "Alice"] m. Page
She was born in 1701 in Exeter, and died in 1801 in Notthingham. According to the stone monument, they came from Newbury, MA in 1727 and built a cabin in Notthingham.
Joseph and Else had the following children:
- Abigail Cilley 1726–1834 m. ZephaniaButler (Abigail raised Fortune" or "Fort", a son of her father's slaves Tony and Lettice. Fort went to Boston, became rich, and had an estate worth $75K, as per memories of Betsy Butler Stephens, Feb. 1912.)
- Anna Cilley 1726– m. John Mills
- Alice Cilley 1730– (died young?)
- Polly Cilley 1730–1813 (aka Mary) m. Richard Sinclair, Sr.
- Joseph Cilley (died young?)
- Joseph Cilley 1734–1799
- Cutting Cilley 1738–1825
and
- Elice Cilley b. 1748, d. 1847 [aka "Else" or "Alice"] m. Page
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