Individual Details
William Stickney
(6 September 1592 - 25 January 1664/65)
William Stickney is believed to have come to the colonies in 1637 with his wife and three oldest children. He was among the original settlers of Rowley. The family was admitted to the First Church in Boston on the "6t of ye 11th moneth 1638". In the year 1643, streets were laid out and named. "On Wethersfield Streete, To William Stickney one lott containinge one acre and a halfe, bounded on the west side by James Barker's house lott and the highway, part of it lyinge on the north side of the streete, and part of it on the south side." Here he erected a house, on the corner of Bradford and Wethersfield streets. In his will, dated Jan. 21, 1664, it was conveyed by him to his wife Elizabeth, during her natural life; after her decease to go to his son John, he paying the legacies, &c."
Events
| Birth | 6 September 1592 | Frampton, Lincolnshire, England | |||
| Marriage | 29 November 1628 | Elizabeth Dawson |  | ||
| Immigration | 1637 | Rowley, Massachusetts Bay | |||
| Death | 25 January 1664/65 | Rowley, Essex, Massachusetts Bay |
Families
| Spouse | Elizabeth Dawson (1605 - 1678) |
| Child | Amos Stickney (1635 - 1678) |
| Child | Daniel Stickney (1633 - ) |
| Child | Mary Stickney (1637 - ) |
| Child | John Stickney (1640 - ) |
| Child | Faith Stickney (1641 - ) |
| Child | Andrew Stickney (1644 - ) |
| Child | Thomas Stickney (1646 - ) |
| Child | Elizabeth Stickney (1646 - ) |
| Child | Mercy Stickney (1648 - ) |
| Child | Adding Stickney (1648 - ) |