Individual Details

Israel COLE

(28 Jun 1685 - Bef 9 Sep 1747)

On 12 May 1752, Israel Cole, Salvenis Cole, and Benjamin Cole, all yeomen of Eastham, conveyed Hog Island in the south part of Eastham to Henry Young and Joseph Cole Jr., both of Eastham. Rufus Cole, yeoman of Eastham, conveyed the same premises to the same grantee on 13 June 1753. Israel, Silvanis, Benjamin and Rufus Cole, all yeomen of Eastham, sold their half part of land in Harwich on 18 February 1750.

Benjamin Ackley and Hannah Ackley of Hartland, Connecticut quit claimed to Israel Higgins of Chatham, Connecticut 5 June 1770 all their rights in lands of Mr. Israel Cole of Eastham, deceased.

On Southern District tax lists of Dutchess County, New York were Israel Cole (February 1754 to February 1761), Rufus Cole ("on Will Hunt farm" June 1753 to February 1757) and Silvenus Cole (February 1759 to 1771).

Events

Birth28 Jun 1685Eastham, Barnstable, Massachusetts
Marriage1709Eastham, Barnstable, Massachusetts - Emary [--?--]
Will23 Jul 1746Eastham, Barnstable, Massachusetts
DeathBef 9 Sep 1747Eastham, Barnstable, Massachusetts
Miscellaneous"Mayflower" Descendant No. 18,130

Families

SpouseEmary [--?--] (1682 - )
ChildEbenezer Cole (1710 - )
ChildIsrael COLE (1712 - 1792)
ChildSilvanus Cole (1714 - )
ChildBenjamin Cole (1716 - )
ChildRufus Cole (1718 - )
ChildHannah Cole (1720 - )
ChildEmary Cole (1722 - )
ChildDorcas Cole (1724 - )
FatherIsrael COLE (1653 - 1724)
MotherMary PAINE (1655 - 1723)
SiblingHannah Cole (1681 - 1717)

Notes

Will

Mayflower Deeds and Probates
Published 1994, p. 292

Will of Israel Cole, yeoman of Eastham, Massachusetts...dated 23 July 1746, to wf Emary, her thirds and two oxen, mair, two cows, ten sheep and all the swine, corn...excepting what my sons have planted, also my negro man Bacary...if my sd wife should dye before Bacary...he shall be taken care of by my five sons...I give unto Bacary all the things which are now called his for his to the end...to my three natural sons Ebenezer Cole, Israel Cole & Silvanus Cole all that my several lotts...of land whereon there housing stand...sons Benjamin Cole & Rufus Cole, land where my dwelling house now stands...to dau Hannah Snow...land near Great Neck which I bought of Israel Higgins...to daus Emery Cole & Dorcus Burgis all lands in Truro...also to three daus, Indian servant Tom Trip; son Ebenezer, executor.

Witnesses: Jonathan Linnel, James Rogers Jr. and Thomas Rogers.

Probated 9 Sept. 1747, Nathaniel Mayo, Richard Sparrow & Jonathan Linnel, yeomen of Eastham, app'td appraisers.

Inventory taken 13 Oct 1747 by appraisers; incl. Indian boy, L50; homestead, L780; land at the great hill, L60; land at Great Neck, L60; cedar swamp, L130; meadow, L180; land at Truro, L100.