Spinney - 4th Generation (19-30)

Descendants of Thomas Spinney

Generation No. 4

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19. ANNE⁴ SPINNEY (JOHN³, SAMUEL², THOMAS¹) was born April 12, 1719, and died WFT Est. 1747-1813. She married THOMAS WORCESTER, son of THOMAS WORCESTER.
Notes for THOMAS WORCESTER:
[Brøderbund WFT Vol. 6, Ed. 1, Tree #4564, Date of Import: May 11, 1997]
Bp. Nov. 2 1718.

			Children of ANNE SPINNEY and THOMAS WORCESTER are:
31.	i.		MOSES⁵ WORCESTER, b. November 10, 1743; d. July 02, 1836.

20. JOHN⁴ SPINNEY (THOMAS³, SAMUEL², THOMAS¹) was born Abt. 1715 in Kittery, ME, and died WFT Est. 1779-1809 in Marblehead, Essex, MA. He married (1) MARY Abt. 1740 in Marblehead, Essex co., MA. He married (2) GRACE BOWDEN January 05, 1764 in Marblehead, Essex, MA.

		Children of JOHN SPINNEY and MARY are:
	i.	MARY ANN⁵ SPINNEY, b. WFT Est. 1734-1762; d. WFT Est. 1739-1844.
	ii.	ROBERT SPINNEY, b. WFT Est. 1734-1762, Marblehead, Essex co., MA; d. WFT Est. 1740-1841, Died young.
	iii.	ELIZABETH SPINNEY, b. WFT Est. 1734-1762, Marblehead, Essex co., MA; d. WFT Est. 1739-1844, Died young.
32.	iv.	REBECCA SPINNEY, b. WFT Est. 1734-1762, Marblehead, Essex co., MA.

		Children of JOHN SPINNEY and GRACE BOWDEN are:
	v.	GRACE⁵ SPINNEY, b. October 14, 1764, Marblehead, Essex co, MA; d. WFT Est. 1794-1858; m. THOMAS DENNIS, February 26, 1789, Marblehead, MA.
33.	vi.	JOHN SPINNEY, b. October 19, 1766, Marblehead, Essex co, MA; d. WFT Est. 1797-1857.
	vii.	ROBERT SPINNEY, b. October 23, 1768, Marblehead, Essex co, MA; d. WFT Est. 1769-1858.
34.	viii.	BENJAMIN SPINNEY, b. September 15, 1771, Marblehead, Essex co, MA; d. WFT Est. 1813-1862.
	ix.	MOLLY SPINNEY, b. 1773, Marblehead, Essex co, MA; d. WFT Est. 1774-1867.
35.	x.	FRANCIS SPINNEY, b. 1776, Marblehead, Essex co, MA; d. WFT Est. 1826-1868.
36.	xi.	THOMAS SPINNEY, b. 1778, Marblehead, Essex co, MA; d. WFT Est. 1815-1869.
	xii.	SAMUEL SPINNEY, b. 1779, Marblehead, Essex co, MA; d. WFT Est. 1780-1869.

21. NICHOLAS⁴ SPINNEY (JAMES³, SAMUEL², THOMAS¹) was born October 05, 1719. He married ALICE.

		Children of NICHOLAS SPINNEY and ALICE are:
37.	i.	NICHOLAS⁵ SPINNEY, b. January 30, 1745/46.
	ii.	MARY SPINNEY, b. May 30, 1746, Kittery Maine.
	iii.	JOSIAH SPINNEY, b. June 13, 1746.
	iv.	EUNICE SPINNEY, b. December 26, 1750.
	v.	ALES SPINNEY, b. March 30, 1755.
	vi.	CALEB SPINNEY, b. April 30, 1755, Kittery Maine; d. Kittery Maine; m. (1) MARGERY MENDON, October 31, 1780, Kittery Maine; m. (2) MARGERY MANSON, March 20, 1784, Kittery Maine; m. (3) ABIGAIL SPINNEY, November 29, 1786.
	vii.	JOHN SPINNEY, b. October 07, 1757.

22. EBENEZER⁴ SPINNEY (JONATHAN³, SAMUEL², THOMAS¹) was born 1735 in Kittery Maine, and died 1779. He married PHEBE COLE.

		Children of EBENEZER SPINNEY and PHEBE COLE are:
38.	i.	DAVID⁵ SPINNEY, b. September 14, 1768, Kittery Maine; d. July 19, 1828.
	ii.	ABIGAIL COLE SPINNEY, b. 1765.
	iii.	HANNAH SPINNEY, b. 1767.
	iv.	SALLEY SPINNEY, b. 1773.
	v.	SON SPINNEY.

23. NATHANIAL⁴ SPINNEY (JONATHAN³, SAMUEL², THOMAS¹) was born 1750. He married LOIS WEBBER December 06, 1773 in Wells Me.

			Children of NATHANIAL SPINNEY and LOIS WEBBER are:
	i.		PARKER⁵ SPINNEY.
	ii.		CHARLES SPINNEY.
	iii.		JOSIAH SPINNEY.
	iv.		EBENEZER SPINNEY.
	v.		DAUGHTER SPINNEY.
	vi.		DAUGHTER SPINNEY.
	vii.		DAUGHTER SPINNEY.

24. JOSEPH⁴ SPINNEY (SAMUEL³, SAMUEL², THOMAS¹) was born April 13, 1763 in Granville NS. He married SARAH BEACH October 05, 1797 in Aylesford NS.

		Children of JOSEPH SPINNEY and SARAH BEACH are:
39.	i.	ABRAHAM⁵ SPINNEY, b. September 19, 1798, Greenwood Sq. NS; d. January 21, 1867.
40.	ii.	SAMUEL SPINNEY, b. November 22, 1802.
	iii.	BENIAH HOWE SPINNEY, b. July 21, 1805; d. May 30, 1893; m. (1) ABIGAIL LOCKE, Lockport NS; m. (2) MARY BANKS.
	iv.	MARY SPINNEY, b. May 07, 1807; d. April 15, 1891; m. ERI WELTON, 1827.
41.	v.	JAMES B. SPINNEY, b. November 04, 1809; d. November 30, 1871.
	vi.	CYRENA ANN SPINNEY, b. July 04, 1813; m. JOHN SAUNDERS.
	vii.	WILLIAM SPINNEY, b. September 09, 1815.
	viii.	SARAH ELIZABETH SPINNEY, b. August 26, 1819; m. GEORGE NEILY.
	ix.	CHARLOTTE SPINNEY, b. September 09, 1819; m. ISREAL WHITMAN.
	x.	JOHN SPINNEY, b. February 03, 1822.

25. SAMUEL MCCLURE⁴ SPINNEY (SAMUEL³, SAMUEL², THOMAS¹) was born November 11, 1771 in Granville NS, and died April 24, 1832 in Aylesford NS. He married ELIZABETH BEACH December 30, 1795 in Aylesford NS.

		Children of SAMUEL SPINNEY and ELIZABETH BEACH are:
42.	i.	ISAAC BEACH⁵ SPINNEY, b. August 04, 1797, Greenwood Sq NS; d. February 27, 1867, Greenwood Sq NS.
43.	ii.	JACOB BEACH SPINNEY, b. October 15, 1799, Aylesford NS; d. June 05, 1879.
	iii.	SARAH SPINNEY, b. 1801.
44.	iv.	ELIZABETH (ELIZA) SPINNEY, b. August 01, 1804, Greenwood Sq NS; d. August 27, 1885, Harmony Kings Co NS.
	v.	JANE SPINNEY, b. November 08, 1809, Greenwood Sq NS; m. JAMES CROCKER.
	vi.	ELISHA SPINNEY, b. September 24, 1811, Greenwood Sq NS.
	vii.	CAROLINE SPINNEY, b. April 17, 1816, Greenwood Sq NS; m. THOMAS NIXON.
	viii.	AMORET SPINNEY, b. June 05, 1824, Greenwood Sq NS; d. 1859; m. JOHN FOSTER PIERCE.
45.	ix.	EUNICE SPINNEY, b. January 08, 1804, Greenwood Sq NS; d. February 13, 1876.
46.	x.	INGERSON H SPINNEY, b. October 18, 1813, Greenwood Sq NS; d. 1896.
47.	xi.	HENRY SPINNEY, b. May 05, 1819, Greenwood Sq NS.
48.	xii.	CATHERINE INGLIS SPINNEY, b. May 24, 1822, Greenwood Sq NS; d. 1907.

26. JOHN⁴ SPINNEY (THOMAS³, THOMAS², THOMAS¹) was born 1733 in Kittery Maine, and died 1805 in Kittery Maine. He married MARY STACY.

			Children of JOHN SPINNEY and MARY STACY are:
	i.		THOMAS⁵ SPINNEY, b. 1767; m. MARY HUNTRESS.

27. CAPTAIN WILLIAM⁴ SPINNEY (ANDREW³, JOHN², THOMAS¹) was born March 25, 1729, and died WFT Est. 1730-1819. He married MARY LIBBEY 1763, daughter of EPHRAIM LIBBEY and MARY.

			Children of CAPTAIN SPINNEY and MARY LIBBEY are:
	i.		BETSEY⁵ SPINNEY.
	ii.		LOIS SPINNEY.
	iii.		SARAH SPINNEY, m. TIMOTHY PAUL, 1788.
	iv.		ANDREW SPINNEY.
	v.		ISAAC SPINNEY.
	vi.		TIMOTHY SPINNEY.
	vii.		SON SPINNEY.

28. ABIGAIL⁴ SPINNEY (ANDREW³, JOHN², THOMAS¹) was born March 13, 1730/31 in KITTERY, ME, and died WFT Est. 1769-1826. She married WEYMOUTH LYDSTON.

			Children of ABIGAIL SPINNEY and WEYMOUTH LYDSTON are:
49.	i.		WEYMOUTH⁵ LYDSTON, b. Kittery Maine.

29. EDMUND⁴ SPINNEY (ANDREW³, JOHN², THOMAS¹) was born April 18, 1733, and died WFT Est. 1734-1823.

			Children of EDMUND SPINNEY are:
	i.		REUBEN⁵ SPINNEY.
	ii.		STEPHEN R SPINNEY, m. ANNA REMICK.

30. JOHN⁴ SPINNEY (JOHN³, JOHN², THOMAS¹) b. 1733 Kittery ME; d. 8 Apr 1793 Argyle NS; m. (1) JOANNA ROBERTS; m. (2) 11 Mar 1758 Kittery ME, EUNICE ( SUZANNA) PETTEGREW, daughter of THOMAS PETTEGREW and MARY HUTCHINGS.
Notes for JOHN SPINNEY:
John and Joanna went to Argyle Nova Scotia we believe with their son Aaron and another son by his second wife.

		Children of JOHN SPINNEY and JOANNA ROBERTS are:
	i.	AARON SPINNEY, b. January 06, 1768; m. MARY KENNEY.

		Children of JOHN SPINNEY and EUNICE PETTEGREW are:
*** 50.	ii.	GEORGE⁵ PETTEGREW SPINNEY; b. 12 Aug 1760 Kittery ME; d. 13 Jul 1849; m. 6 Aug 1788 Kittery ME, ANNE LIBBEY; b. 1765; d. 10 Mar 1842; daughter of AZARIAH LIBBEY and ELIZABETH PAUL.
	iii.	MARY SPINNEY, b. August 12, 1760; m. DANIEL BROCK, December 31, 1792.
	iv.	JOHN (Cap) SPINNEY, b. 10 Aug 1761; d. 4 Jul 1832; m. 16 Nov 1782 HANNAH PETTEGREW. Note: From Rambles about Portsmouth We all knew Cap Spinney many years, and time and again witnessed fis arrival and departures from the spring market. He was portly in person, upright in posture, of dark skin, long beard and was invariable clad in petticoat trousers and a pea jacket so covered with patches of every color that it was a matter of doubt what was the original - a blue knit cap was drawn close to his head, and red edging and ear pieces turned up around. His attention to this cap gave him the above designated name. He was a man of system and independence, and his routine for business was strictly adhered to. He would leave his home at Eliot at any hour between midnight and day-light, that the tide served, and alone in his canoe proceed to the mouth of the river. When the tide required him to leave before he had done up his sleep, on reaching the fishing ground he would bait his hooks, giving one turn of his line around the tholepins and then another turn around his wrist, compose himself to sleep. When the fish bit, the check at the thole-pin would secure it, and the slight pull at the wrist would notify him to take it in. He would then rebait, redrink, and continue his nap, and in due time he might he seen coming up the river and rowing into the Market Landing to the calls "Have you any fish" mp reply would be made. As soon as his painter was fastened, he would rise his cuddy cover, take out his coconut shell, visit a particular shop near the market, get it filled with "O-be-joy-full" then return to his boat, take his seat, raise his coconut to his mouth and take two or three swigs, resting between each with a smack of his lips - then depositing it safely in the cuddy, he uncovered his fish and give snotive "Now gentlemen, I am ready for business" By the time his fish were sold, his shell would need replenishing, and then with another swig he would push off into the stream, and his boat proceed almost intuitively to his home, Thus year after year through the same routine, until 1832, on the 4th day of July - a day which he regarded as worth a particular observance in is way, his boat struck against Portsmouth bridge, and at the age of 73 he closed his life in the river in which he had almost lived for three score and ten year. He left about fifteen hundred dollars as a results of his labor, and the reputation of a friendly disposition to men and beast, as well as to his coconut shell. His like we have never since looked upon.
51.	v.	EUNICE SPINNEY, b. August 29, 1764, KITTERY, YORK, MAINE; d. WFT Est. 1793-1858.
	vi.	BENJAMIN SPINNEY, b. November 01, 1767; d. WFT Est. 1768-1857.
	vii.	WILLIAM SPINNEY, b. July 09, 1778; m. MARY PAUL, April 13, 1796.
	viii.	DAVID SPINNEY, b. 22 Aug 1770; d. 24 Nov 1862; m. 11 Oct 1790 MOLLY MARINER. Notes for DAVID SPINNEY: FROM RAMBLES ABOUT PORTSMOUTH David Spinny died in Eliot Nov. 24th 1862 at the age of 92 years. He was the last of six brothers, who all lived and died old men, after spending years of their lives in canoes, and much of the time three or four miles out of fort constitution, fishing. Mr David Spinney was probably the last survivor of the workmen on the U.S frigate Congress, built here on Badgers Island, 1779. The pay roll of the month of August of that year we have before us. Mr. Spinney's pay was 58 1/2 cents. he was then 28 years old. The highest pay on the roll of eight-nine men is two dollars per day, and but two master-work-men received that sum. The average pay of the whole was about 83 cents. A remarkable incident marked his old age. Mr. Spinney's hair, after he became advanced in life, for many years had been very white. Within the last few years it all came off, and a new growth of fine silken black hair grew out, covering his head (except a part which had been previously bald) and so continuing until his death, His wife was Mary Mariner, Sister of the well-known market woman, Hannah Mariner.
	ix.	JEREMIAH SPINNEY, b. September 10, 1780; m. FANNY REMICK, August 21, 1802.

	From an extensive Genealogy compiled by:
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