Isaac Mixer II, the Emigrant, was baptized on 3 October 1602 in Capel Saint Mary, Babergh, Suffolk, England. ].
1,2,3,4 Isaac Mixer II, the Emigrant, married
Sarah Thurston on 11 May 1629 in Capel Saint Mary, Suffolk, England.
1,3 Isaac Mixer II, the Emigrant, died between 8 May 1655 and 19 June 1655 in Watertown, Middlesex County, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British Colonial America. He did sometime between that date of his will and th date of the inventory of his estate.
1,2,3 Isaac Mixer II, the Emigrant, was born on 3 October 1602 in Haverill, Saint Emundsbury, Suffolk, England.
4 Isaac Mixer II, the Emigrant, and
Sarah Thurston emigrated in April 1634 from England to Massachusetts Bay Colony On 30 April 1634 the family enrolled as passengers on the Elizabeth of Ipswich, departing for New England. He was registered as Isaacke Mixer, age 31, accompanied by "Sarah his wife," age 30, and Isaack Mixer, age 4. The family settled at Watertown, Massachusetts, where Isaac was made freeman on 2 May 1638.[3].
1,5,6,7,8 He and Sarah Mixer lived between 1634 and 1655 in Watertown, Middlesex County, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British Colonial America. Isaac was a selectman in Watertown in 1651 and 1655 and owned one quarter of the vessel Diligent.
1,6,3 He was granted thirty acres in the Great Dividend at Watertown, being lot #4 in the first division, 25 July 1636. Granted for acres in the Beaverbrook Plowlands, being lot #69, 28 February 1636/7. Granted four acres in the Remote Meadows, being lot #28, 26jun1637. Granted six acres at the Town Plot, 9 April 1638. Granted a farm of eighty-two acres, 10 May 1642.
In the Watertown Inventory of Grants, "Isaac Mixer" held six parcels.
Isaac Mixer II, the Emigrant, became a Freeman in Watertown, Middlesex County, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British Colonial America, on 2 May 1638 admitted freeman.
9,8 He was appointed 1 April 1651 as sealer of weights and measures.
Isaac Mixer II, the Emigrant, left a will dated 8 May 1655. In his will, dated 8 May 1655 and proved 19 June 1655, "Isaack Mixer of Watertowne" bequeathed to "my
son Isaack Mixer the north end of my Great Dividend to be cut off from the south part by Beaver Brook, also the seventy acres of Dividend purchased of Simon Ston [only reserving liberty for my wife [Sarah] for her own use to take firewood or timber from the said seventy acres], also ... four acres of Remote Meadow ... being the eight & twenty lot, also seven acres of Remote Meadow being part of the fourteen purchased of Simon Ston being the third lot ..., also six acres of plowland upon the plain in Watertown which six acres I purchased of Henry Freeman, also ... that part of the meadow which I purchased of Mr. William Payne lying wesward of Stony Brook in Watertowne reserving liberty to my wife to cut two loads of grass during the time she liveth a widow"; to "my daughter Sary [Sarah] the wife of Joh Stearnes half my part in that vessel called the Diligent whereof Joh Sheapard is [under God] master, also twelve pounds"; to "my son Isaack Mixter [sic] my two young oxen"; residue to "my loving wife" and at her death "to be divided into seven parts & my
son Isaack to have four parts and my daughter Sary to have three"; "my wife and
son Isaack" to be executors.
3 The inventory of his estate was taken on 15 June 1655 in Watertown, Middlesex County, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British Colonial America. The inventory of the estate of "Isaacke Mixer of Watertowne late deceased" taken 15 June 1655 was untotalled. The real estate totalled £156 10s.
3 Isaac's will was proved on on 19 June 1655. He owned 1/4 of the vessel Diligent, then at sea, whereof John Shepherd was master. His share of it was appraised at £25. His inventory, dated 19 June 1655, embraced, besides his homestall, 12 parcels of land, amounting to 180 acres. His homestall of 6 acres, in 1642, where he probably first settled, was bounded east by William Jennison, west by highway, north by Miles Null, south by John Whitney & John Spring.
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