Descendants of William Christopher Wescott - Person Sheet
NameJoseph INGERSOLL 
, 9G Uncle, I526, 7499, M
, 9G Uncle, I526, 7499, MOccupationcarpenter76
FatherLt. George INGERSOLL Sr. , 7460, M (~1618->1694)
MotherElizabeth LUNT , 7463, F (~1622-<1694)
Spouses
1Sarah COE , Spouse of 9G Uncle, C000, 7680, F
, Spouse of 9G Uncle, C000, 7680, FBirth14 Mar 1651, Gloucester, Essex Co., MA, USA76
Death29 Jan 1714, Gloucester, Essex Co., MA, USA76 Age: 62
FatherMatthew COE , 13273, M (~1622-1675)
MotherElizabeth WHATELY , 13274, F (1625-1675)
Marriageabt 166944
Notes for Joseph INGERSOLL
Falmouth and after Philip’s war, Charlestown and Gloucester. His son Benjamin entered Eastern Claims in his name for 100 acres at Capisic (part of the Munjoy purchase) and for a house and 2 acres 1/4 mile from the fort, where he had lived76
Page 368 INGERSOLL, “2 George”; Page 369 INGERSOLL, “7 Joseph”; Page 153 COE, “2 Matthew”76
Page 368 INGERSOLL, “2 George”; Page 369 INGERSOLL, “7 Joseph”; Page 153 COE, “2 Matthew”76
Misc. Notes
Joseph was granted land by the ancient proprietors of Falmouth, Maine in 1680. He was keeper of a lodging house on the corner of court and freemont streets. Here was where General George Washington was staying and met Gov. Hancock who decided to waive the state Doctrine of Offical Etiquette.
Joseph of Cape Ann escaped from the Old Mill Prison where he was committed by the British on 4 June 1678.
Joseph and Benjamin Pettingill had pews in the church in 1688. Lots on Caso Bay assigned to John, George Samuel and Joseph, son of George.
Joseph of Cape Ann escaped from the Old Mill Prison where he was committed by the British on 4 June 1678.
Joseph and Benjamin Pettingill had pews in the church in 1688. Lots on Caso Bay assigned to John, George Samuel and Joseph, son of George.