Son of Richard Sikes and Phebe ? Husband of Abigail Fowler.
With his brother Victory, Increase contracted to build a barn, 52 by 24 feet for Major John Pynchon in Springfield, MA.
On 23 Nov 1670, he agreed to carry down 'the Great River' [the Connecticut] to Hartford for John Pynchon, his corn & barrels next spring.
Increase Sikes became a Freeman 7 May 1684 in Springfield, MA.
He was a carpenter, farmer, logger, and laborer, regularly in the Pynchon's employ.
With his brother Victory, Increase contracted to build a barn, 52 by 24 feet for Major John Pynchon in Springfield, MA.
On 23 Nov 1670, he agreed to carry down 'the Great River' [the Connecticut] to Hartford for John Pynchon, his corn & barrels next spring.
Increase Sikes became a Freeman 7 May 1684 in Springfield, MA.
He was a carpenter, farmer, logger, and laborer, regularly in the Pynchon's employ.
Son of Richard Sikes and Phebe ? Husband of Abigail Fowler.
With his brother Victory, Increase contracted to build a barn, 52 by 24 feet for Major John Pynchon in Springfield, MA.
On 23 Nov 1670, he agreed to carry down 'the Great River' [the Connecticut] to Hartford for John Pynchon, his corn & barrels next spring.
Increase Sikes became a Freeman 7 May 1684 in Springfield, MA.
He was a carpenter, farmer, logger, and laborer, regularly in the Pynchon's employ.
With his brother Victory, Increase contracted to build a barn, 52 by 24 feet for Major John Pynchon in Springfield, MA.
On 23 Nov 1670, he agreed to carry down 'the Great River' [the Connecticut] to Hartford for John Pynchon, his corn & barrels next spring.
Increase Sikes became a Freeman 7 May 1684 in Springfield, MA.
He was a carpenter, farmer, logger, and laborer, regularly in the Pynchon's employ.
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