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About Captain George Macey
Lieutenant George Macey (Macy, Macye)
Lieutenant George Macey married Susanna Street, daughter of Nicholas Street and Ann Poole, in 1647 in Taunton, Bristol, MA. Seven daughters, his will and historical sources for the period mention Mary, Elizabeth, Deborah, and Rebecca (below), no sons.
Family name in America spelled: Macey, Macy, Macye, and it may be Mason in England.
Parents uncertain.
www.maylowerfamilies.com/cooke/d26.htm
George MACEY Lieutenant was born about 1620 in Of Taunton, Bristol Co, MA. He died on 17 Aug 1693. (This source gives incorrect parents who were born after George Macey.)
Savage:
George Macy was at Tauton 1643. He was a lieutenant in Philip's War, rep. 1672-78. He died 17 Aug 1693 leaving 7 daughters (of whom one was prob. Elizabeth and another Rebecca) but no sons.
Samuel Hopkins Emery:
George Macey one of the forty-six ancient purchasers of Taunton. His wife was Susanna and executrix of his will which was proved 5 Sep 1693. He died 17 Aug 1693. Six children are listed of which number 5 is Deborah (no spouse listed.)
From Abstracts of Bristol County, Massachusetts probate records:
Acct. of Susanah Macey executor George Macey, dated 16 April 1696. Legacies to Elizabeth Hodges, Samuel Hodges, Sarah Black, Rebecca Williams, Mary Williams, Deborah Macey.
From Ancestors and descendants of Daniel Gardner V. and Mary (Hodges) Gardner, late of Champaign, Illinois (Google eBook) Martin & Allardyce, 1915
George Macey was one of the original purchasers of Taunton captain of the military company in 1643 one of those appointed to order town affairs in 1648 1650 and 1658 selectman from 1671 to 1686 and a magistrate for the county of Plymouth in 1690 His wife was the daughter of the Rev Nicholas Street of Taunton
Sources
- Genealogical Dictionary of the First Settlers to New England by James A. Savage
- History of Taunton, Mass. by Samuel Hopkins Emery, Syracuse, NY, D. Mason & Co. Pub. 1893
- www.maylowerfamilies.com/cooke/d26.htm
- Abstracts of Bristol County, Massachusetts probate records, Volume 1 (Google eBook). H. L. Peter Rounds, Genealogical Publishing Com, 1987, page 12.
Immigration 1638
He was a lieutenant in Philip's War, rep. 1672-78.
Born 1620 in Taunton, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA
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Category: Original 46 Purchasers of Taunton Category: Men Aged 16-60 Able to Bear Arms, 1643
Biography
Date of Birth ===The date of birth of George Macey of Taunton is uncertain. The fact that he was probably married about 1650 suggests that he was probably born sometime in 1620-1627. Although he is listed among the 46 "first purchasers" of Taunton, that does not necessarily mean that he was amongthe initial settlers in 1638 or 1639. The first record of him is his inclusion on a 1643 list of those of Taunton aged 16-60 who were eligible for military service,<ref name="PlymRec8p195"/> which confirms that he was born in or before 1627. The first record of George's ownership of land is a grant to him by the town of Taunton of a lot in 1649,<ref name="TauntHist63"/> which is also the date of the earliest record of his first public office,<ref name="PlymRec2p139"/> both consistent with the proposition that he was probably born sometime in 1620-1627.
Place of Birth ===George's place of birth has not yet been determined. However, based onhis estimated date of birth, he was probably born somewhere in England.
Parentage ===The parentage of George Macey of Taunton is unknown. Macey and its variants were a very common surnames in England and sufficient evidence is lacking to connect him to any particular Macey family. No evidence has been found that suggests that he was related to Macy-24|Thomas Macey of Salisbury and Nantucket.
Immigration ===George's date and manner of immigration are unknown. As mentioned above, the first record of George is his inclusion on a 1643 list of thoseof Taunton aged 16-60 who were eligible for military service.<ref name="PlymRec8p195"/> The absence of earlier records suggests either thatGeorge immigrated shortly before 1643 or that he immigrated perhaps earlier as a minor.
Marriage ===George married Street-37|Susanna Street. Their marriage is established by the reference in her father's will to Susanna Mason,<ref name="TauntHist182"/> which is generally agreed to have been a mis-recordation of Susanna Macey.<ref name="Street5"/> George Macey's close relationship with Susanna's father, Nicholas Street. is evidenced by the fact that George served as Nicholas's attorney in connection with the sale of his Taunton property.<ref name="QuarterMillen256-9"/>
Based on the estimated date of birth of their first-born child (1651),they were probably married about 1650. Since both George and Susanna were residents of Taunton at the time, they were no doubt married there.
Children ===George and Susanna had the following children, all no doubt born in Taunton:* Macey-23|Elizabeth, b. perhaps about 1651,<ref name="MarriageBased"/> m. 15 May 1672 Capt. John Hodges at Taunton,<ref name="TauntonVR2p320"/><ref name="TauntHist62"/><ref name="Street5"/><ref name="Hodges73"/> d. 29 Jan 1718/9 at Norton, Massachusetts<ref name="Hodges73"/>* Macey-2|Sarah, b. perhaps about 1653,<ref name="SarahProfile"/> m. perhaps about 1676 Samuel Blake at Taunton<ref name="SarahProfile"/><ref name="TauntHist62"/><ref name="Street5"/>* Macey-21|Mary, b. perhaps about 1656, m. 1st about 1679 Thomas Williams in Taunton,<ref name="TauntHist62"/><ref name="Street5"/> m. 2d 1707 Rev. James Keith in Bridgewater<ref name="TauntHist62"/>* Macy-300|Hannah, b. perhaps about 1661,<ref name="MarriageBased"/> m. 6 Feb 1682/3 James Blake in Dorchester,<ref name="HannahMarriage"/><ref name="TauntHist63"/> d. 1 Jan 1683/4 in Dorchester<ref name="HannahDeath"/>* Macey-35|Rebecca, b. 1663,<ref>Based on supposedly being 75 at her time of death.</ref><ref name="TauntHist63"/> m. 1st March 12, 1689/90 Benjamin Williams,<ref name="TauntonVR2p320"/><ref name="TauntHist63"/><ref name="Street5"/> m. 2d 29 Aug 1706 James Leonard at Taunton,<ref name="RebeccaMarriage"/><ref name="TauntHist62"/> d. 3 Apr 1738 (in her 76 year)<ref name="RebeccaDeath"/>* Macey-53|Deborah,<ref name="TauntHist63"/><ref name="Street5"/> b. perhaps about 1670,<ref name="DeborahDOB"/> m. 5 Jan 1697/8 Daniel Throop at Bristol, Rhode Island,<ref name="DeborahMarriage"/> d. between December 1706 and March 1712.<ref name="DeborahDeath"/>
Son Samuel? ===There is a record of a Samuel Macy/Macey who is listed as an "associate" in the August 1672 and March 1683/4 deeds for the Taunton South Purchase.<ref name="QuarterMillen304-7"/> The "Genealogy of the Macy Family," which focuses on the descendants of Thomas Macy of Salisbury and Nantucket, states that there is also a record of a Samuel Macy as an inhabitant of Taunton in 1668;<ref name="MacyGen9"/> however no copy of that record has been found online. It is possible, if not probable, that Samuel Macey was a son of George Macey, who perhaps never marriedand died before the date of George's will (thus explaining why neither he nor any wife or children of his are mentioned in that will). If Samuel was listed as an inhabitant of Taunton in 1668, that suggests that he was born in or before 1647. That is is 4 years earlier than the estimated date of birth of George's eldest confirmed child (Elizabeth,b. about 1651) and would mean either that George's wife, Susanna, wasprobably born earlier than her currently estimated 1629 date of birthor that Samuel was the son of George by a prior marriage. It is also quite possible that Samuel Macey was not George's son and perhaps not even related.
Public Life ===According to Emery's "History of Taunton," George was surveyor of the town in 1649, 1655 and 1668 and constable in 1650. In 1656, he was directed "to order all matters in & about the erecting of seats in the meeting-house and to seat the inhabitants therein." He was selectman from 1671 to 1686 inclusive; deputy to the General Court in 1672-1677 andin 1686. He was on a committee appointed in the several towns "to take invoice of the liquors, powder, shott and lead brought into the government." He was ofter called up to take inventories of and to settle estates, to bound lands, etc. He was one of the men appointed "to ordertown affairs" in 1648, 1650 and 1658 and was one of the magistrates for Plymouth County in 1690.<ref name="TauntHist62"/>
George was appointed as a Lieutenant of the Taunton militia in 1665<ref name="Taunton329"/> and was often subsequently referred to in records by that title. He was promoted to Captain of the town militia in 1690.<ref name="Taunton332"/>
Will; Death ===George made his will on June 20, 1693. An abstract of his will was printed at 62:234. In his will, he described himself as "of Taunton," made bequests to to daughter Elizabeth Hodges, grandson Samuel Hodges, daughter Sarah Black [Blake], daughter Mary Williams, daughter Rebecca Williams, daughter Deborah, and wife Susannah. He appointed his wife, Susannah, to be sole executrix and John Hall and Joseph Willis to be overseers.<ref name="Will"/> The children appear to be listed in birth order. Daughter Hannah is presumably not mentioned because she died in1684. Daughter Deborah is mentioned only by her first name since she did not marry until 1698. His will was proved on September 7, 1693.<ref name="Will"/> George Macey, died on August 17, 1693.<ref name="TauntHist62"/>
<ref name="QuarterMillen304-7">Millennial Celebration of the City of Taunton, Massachusetts, Tuesday and Wednesday, June 4 and 5, 1889," City Government of Taunton, 1889, pp 304-7</ref> <ref name="RebeccaDeath">Vital Records of Taunton to the Year 1850, Vol III - Deaths," New England Historic Genealogical Society, 1929, p 128</ref> <ref name="MacyGen9">Silvanus J. Macy,"Genealogy of the Macy Family from 1635-1868," 1868, p 9</ref> <ref name="PlymRec8p195">Nathaniel B. Shurtleff, "Records of the Colony of New Plymouth in New England, Miscellaneous Records, 1633-1689," 1857, p 195</ref> <ref name="PlymRec2p139">Nathaniel B. Shurtleff, "Records of the Colony of New Plymouth in New England, Vol II 1641-1651," 1855, p 139</ref> <ref name="RebeccaMarriage">Vital Records of Taunton to the Year 1850, Vol II - Marriages," NewEngland Historic Genealogical Society, 1928, p 292</ref><ref name="HannahMarriage">Massachusetts: Vital Records, 1621-1850 (Online Database: AmericanAncestors.org, New England Historic Genealogical Society,2001-2016).</ref> <ref name="HannahDeath">Massachusetts: Vital Records, 1621-1850 (Online Database: AmericanAncestors.org,New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2001-2016).</ref> <ref name="DeborahDOB">Based on fact that the estimated date of birth of her husband, Daniel Throope, is 1670 and fact that her mother was probably about 40 by 1670.</ref> <ref name="DeborahDeath">Based on date of birth of her last child in December 106 and the marriage of Daniel Throope's 3d wife by June 1713. See Winchester Fitch, "The Throope Familoy and the Scrope Tradition," The New York Genealogical and Biographical Record, Vol. XXV (1904), p 125.</ref> <ref name="DeborahMarriage">Vital record of Rhode Island, 1636-1850, first series, births, marriages and deaths : a family register for the people, Vol. VI. Part I. Vital Record of Rhode Island. 1636-1850. First Series. Births, Marriages and Deaths</ref> <ref name="TauntonVR2p320">Vital Records of Taunton, Massachusetts to the Year 1859, Volume II-Marriages, New England Historic Genealogical Society, 1928, p 320</ref> <ref name="TauntHist182">Samuel Hopkins Emery, "History of Taunton, Massachusetts fromIts First Settlement to the Present Time," 1893, p 182</ref> <ref name="QuarterMillen256-9">Millennial Celebration of the City of Taunton, Massachusetts, Tuesday and Wednesday, June 4 and 5, 1889," City Government of Taunton, 1889, pp 256-9</ref> <ref name="SarahProfile"> See the profile for Macey-2|Sarah Macey.</ref> <ref name="Hodges73">Genealogical record of the Hodges family of New England, ending December 31, 1894, p 73</ref> <ref name="MarriageBased"> Estimated based on her date of marriage.</ref> <ref name="TauntHist63">Samuel Hopkins Emery, "History of Taunton, Massachusetts from Its First Settlement to the Present Time," 1893, p 62</ref> <ref name="TauntHist62">Samuel Hopkins Emery, "History of Taunton, Massachusetts from Its First Settlement to the Present Time," 1893, p 63</ref> <ref name="Street5">Mary A. Street, "The Street Genealogy," 1895, p 5</ref> <ref name="Will">Lucy Hall Greenlaw, "Abstracts from the First Book of Bristol County Probate Records," New England Historical and Genealogical Register, Vol 62 (1908), pp 234-5</ref> <ref name="Taunton329">Emery, Samuel Hopkins. "History of Taunton Massachusetts", Syracuse, NY, D. Mason & Co., 1893, p 329</ref> <ref name="Taunton332">Emery, Samuel Hopkins. "History of Taunton Massachusetts", Syracuse, NY, D. Mason & Co., 1893, p 332</ref>
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Captain George Macey's Timeline
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1620
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Drimpton, Dorset, England (United Kingdom)
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1650
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Taunton, Bristol County, Massachusetts, British Colonial America
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1650
Age 30
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New England
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1650
Age 30
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New England
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1652
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Taunton, Bristol, MA, USA
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1654 |
1654
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Salisbury, Essex County, Massachusetts Bay Colony
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1657 |
1657
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Taunton, (Present Bristol County), Plymouth Colony (Present Massachusetts), (Present USA)
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1661
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Taunton, Plymouth Colony
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1662
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Taunton, Plymouth Colony
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