Richard3 settled in the West Parish (Reading) on a homestead (on Franklin Street near Pearl). His son Richard4 built the house which still stands today. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Nichols_House.
Richard3 married 26 Nov. 1706 Reading, Abigail Damon do Samuel & Mary (Davis) Damon. They were the parents of eight children. [Eaton’s Genealogical History of Reading. . . p 307.]
Richard3 died intestate. His estate is documented in Historical Sketch of Ancient Redding, Massachusetts. . .1638 for about 100 Years (Volume 1). [Reading, Mass: s.n., 1935.], 251-254.
He and Abigail are buried in the Old Burying Ground according to William E. Eaton's Reading's "Old Burial Ground" now Wakefield, Massachusetts 1688, 1935.
Richard3 married 26 Nov. 1706 Reading, Abigail Damon do Samuel & Mary (Davis) Damon. They were the parents of eight children. [Eaton’s Genealogical History of Reading. . . p 307.]
Richard3 died intestate. His estate is documented in Historical Sketch of Ancient Redding, Massachusetts. . .1638 for about 100 Years (Volume 1). [Reading, Mass: s.n., 1935.], 251-254.
He and Abigail are buried in the Old Burying Ground according to William E. Eaton's Reading's "Old Burial Ground" now Wakefield, Massachusetts 1688, 1935.
Richard3 settled in the West Parish (Reading) on a homestead (on Franklin Street near Pearl). His son Richard4 built the house which still stands today. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Nichols_House.
Richard3 married 26 Nov. 1706 Reading, Abigail Damon do Samuel & Mary (Davis) Damon. They were the parents of eight children. [Eaton’s Genealogical History of Reading. . . p 307.]
Richard3 died intestate. His estate is documented in Historical Sketch of Ancient Redding, Massachusetts. . .1638 for about 100 Years (Volume 1). [Reading, Mass: s.n., 1935.], 251-254.
He and Abigail are buried in the Old Burying Ground according to William E. Eaton's Reading's "Old Burial Ground" now Wakefield, Massachusetts 1688, 1935.
Richard3 married 26 Nov. 1706 Reading, Abigail Damon do Samuel & Mary (Davis) Damon. They were the parents of eight children. [Eaton’s Genealogical History of Reading. . . p 307.]
Richard3 died intestate. His estate is documented in Historical Sketch of Ancient Redding, Massachusetts. . .1638 for about 100 Years (Volume 1). [Reading, Mass: s.n., 1935.], 251-254.
He and Abigail are buried in the Old Burying Ground according to William E. Eaton's Reading's "Old Burial Ground" now Wakefield, Massachusetts 1688, 1935.
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