Individual Details

Daniel Mansfield

(6 Mar 1689/90 - 9 Jan 1758)

Daniel owned a slave called King Pompey; he was freed in 1757, but as Pompey died that same year he did not have time to enjoy his freedom. Daniel was considered wealthy and was called "Esquire."

Events

Birth6 Mar 1689/90Lynn, Essex, Massachusetts Bay
Marriage8 Jul 1710Lynn, Essex, Massacusetts - Joanna Burrage
Marriage6 Jan 1736/37Malden, Middlesex, Province of Massachusetts - Elizabeth Tufts
Death9 Jan 1758from injuries from falling off his horse - Lynn, Essex, Massachusetts
Probate30 Jan 1758Lynn, Essex, Province of Massachusetts
Occupationowned a fulling mill

Families

SpouseJoanna Burrage (1688 - 1733)
ChildElizabeth Mansfield (1713 - )
ChildHannah Mansfield (1715 - )
ChildThomas Mansfield (1717 - 1758)
ChildLydia Mansfield (1717 - )
ChildBethia Mansfield (1721 - )
ChildJoanna Mansfield (1723 - 1738)
ChildSarah Mansfield (1726 - 1738)
ChildMargaret Mansfield (1728 - )
SpouseElizabeth Tufts ( - )
ChildJoanna Mansfield (1739 - 1755)
FatherDaniel Mansfield (1669 - 1728)
MotherHannah Johnson (1671 - 1714)
SiblingSamuel Mansfield (1687 - 1719)
SiblingAndrew Mansfield (1692 - 1730)
SiblingBethiah Mansfield (1695 - 1720)
SiblingHannah Mansfield (1698 - )

Notes

Probate

In his will, Daniel Mansfield has bequests to the following persons: well beloved wife Elizabeth Mansfield, son Thomas Mansfield, his five daughters namely Elizabeth Stocker, Hannah Collins, Lydia Stearns, Bethiah Collins, and Margaret Hinchman. Joanna Mansfield is listed but then crossed out. He had a daughter Joanna by second wife Elizabeth and that daughter Joanna died in 1755. His daughter Joanna by his first wife died in 1738.