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Richard Hutchinson

Birth
Alford, East Lindsey District, Lincolnshire, England
Death
1670 (aged 71–72)
Greater London, England
Burial
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Note: No death or burial record has been found for Richard. The death year given is the year his will was proved.

Richard, the son of Edward and Susanna Hutchinson of Alford, Lincolnshire, was baptised there 3 Jan 1597/8, d. 1670, m. Mary _______, living in 1669. Unlike five of his siblings, Richard remained in England, and he and his wife are mentioned as living in London in the 7 June 1644 will of his brother John. However, four of his sons emigrated, and it is through them that Richard had numerous business ties with the colonies. The sons who came to New England were Edward, Eliakim, Samuel, and William, and they all had land and business interests in the part of the Massachusetts Bay Colony that later became Maine. Richard was an "opulent ironmonger in London" who was a partner in Beex and Company, represented in New England by his sons. In his will, dated 4 Nov 1669, and proved 11 April 1670, Richard called himself "Citizen and ironmonger of London", and left sizeable bequests to his many children, and also left ten pounds to his "brother Edward Hutchinson and his wife"
Note: No death or burial record has been found for Richard. The death year given is the year his will was proved.

Richard, the son of Edward and Susanna Hutchinson of Alford, Lincolnshire, was baptised there 3 Jan 1597/8, d. 1670, m. Mary _______, living in 1669. Unlike five of his siblings, Richard remained in England, and he and his wife are mentioned as living in London in the 7 June 1644 will of his brother John. However, four of his sons emigrated, and it is through them that Richard had numerous business ties with the colonies. The sons who came to New England were Edward, Eliakim, Samuel, and William, and they all had land and business interests in the part of the Massachusetts Bay Colony that later became Maine. Richard was an "opulent ironmonger in London" who was a partner in Beex and Company, represented in New England by his sons. In his will, dated 4 Nov 1669, and proved 11 April 1670, Richard called himself "Citizen and ironmonger of London", and left sizeable bequests to his many children, and also left ten pounds to his "brother Edward Hutchinson and his wife"


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