Nathaniel Briscoe was a founder of Milford. His name appears on the list of free planters of Milford on Nov. 20, 1639. In 1646 he had a homelot #62 on the west side of Mill River consisting of three acres. Nathaniel was admitted to the First Church in Milford April 20, 1644, and he married Mehitable ?? about 1646.
Milford records state that he died in 1683, but according to Savage he was not there for the second division of land in 1677 and there were no baptisms of children after 1651. Mehitable married my ancestor, NICHOLAS CAMP, JR. after the death of Nathaniel.
Milford records state that he died in 1683, but according to Savage he was not there for the second division of land in 1677 and there were no baptisms of children after 1651. Mehitable married my ancestor, NICHOLAS CAMP, JR. after the death of Nathaniel.
Nathaniel Briscoe was a founder of Milford. His name appears on the list of free planters of Milford on Nov. 20, 1639. In 1646 he had a homelot #62 on the west side of Mill River consisting of three acres. Nathaniel was admitted to the First Church in Milford April 20, 1644, and he married Mehitable ?? about 1646.
Milford records state that he died in 1683, but according to Savage he was not there for the second division of land in 1677 and there were no baptisms of children after 1651. Mehitable married my ancestor, NICHOLAS CAMP, JR. after the death of Nathaniel.
Milford records state that he died in 1683, but according to Savage he was not there for the second division of land in 1677 and there were no baptisms of children after 1651. Mehitable married my ancestor, NICHOLAS CAMP, JR. after the death of Nathaniel.
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