Jacob BARTLETT

                   SOURCES:  
    1. This Family Group Sheet was compiled by Marion Grace Jewell Nicholls, of Gilbert, AZ.
    2. IGI - RI - Extracted #M501981 (page 0273)
    3. Book #RG929.2/Bartlett - "The Bartletts" (pages 34,42)
    Book #929.273/B284j - Bartlett - Computer collection - By Norma L. JOnes - Her source - Corinne Diller (pages 23, 24)

NOTES:
    1. Abner Bartlett - blacksmith  & farmer - lived in Bellingham, MA  went to Glouchester 4 May 1742 - inherited land from wife's father - sold it to John Harris 17 October 1760. Highway laid out on his land 22 March 1737, a selectman from 1743 to 1750 - member of the Town Council - surveyor of highways.
    2.  They were Quakers and they do not keep records of births and etc. 
    3. Abner Bartlett's Will date 23 November 1784 and proved 13 December 1784 - he left his estate to wife and three sons.
    4. Wife Abigail Arnold Bartlett daughter of John Arnold son of Richard Arnold ( who died 1710) son of Thomas Arnold (who died September 1674)
                  

                   SOURCES:  
    1. This Family Group Sheet was compiled by Marion Grace Jewell Nicholls, of Gilbert, AZ.
    2.  FHL Book #929.2/Bartlett - "The Bartlett's " (pages 34,42-44)
    3. 1998 Ancestral File
    4. 2000 Ordinance Index.
    
NOTES:
    1. Jacob Bartlett Jr. Lived in RI, Made Scythes and General Blacksmithing, a member of Town Council, a Quaker.
    2. Will 19 November 1760
    3. Quakers do not keep birth dates or places , they do not put them on headstones in Cemeteries.
    4. Jacob Bartlett married his 2nd wife Lydia Muzzy in Quaker Manner.
                  

                   SOURCES:  
    1. This Family Group Sheet was compiled by Marion Grace Jewell Nicholls, of Gilbert, Arizona.
    2. Book 929.2 Bartlett "The Bartlett's pp. 31-34 & 44-47
    3. IGI-RI Ext C501911 (p. 0624)  #7011903 (page 15), Extracted #M5011981 (page 0275)
    4. Book #929.20973AME -  American Ancestry Vol VIII (pp. 40-41) (Leesburg, FL Pub Lib)
    5. 1998 Ancestral File
    6. 2000 Ordinance Index
           
NOTES:  
    1. Joseph Bartlett was a scythe manufacturer & farmer, May 1746 admitted Freeman of Providence.  He inherited his father's house 6 Feb 1737-8.  Member of the Smithfield monthly Meeting. Member of town council. He was interested in Blacksmithing , but his main occupation was farmer.
    2. Joseph Bartlett was buried at Old Bartlett Burying ground.
    3. A pious couple, educated children in religion, Joseph composed several poems, he had an enviable reputation for conduct and purity of mind, an earnest pious, Old Quaker.