RTree - Person Sheet
NameNathaniel TREADWAY 
Birth7 Aug 1604, England
Death20 Jul 1689, Watertown, Middlesex, MA
Misc. Notes
DESCENDANT LINE:
Nathaniel TREADWAY (1604 - 1689) & Sufferance HAYNES (1620 - 1682)
Elizabeth TREADWAY (1646 - 1714) & Shadrack HAPGOOD (1642 - 1675)
Sarah HAPGOOD (1672 - 1735) & Jonathan WHITNEY (1658 - 1734)
Sarah WHITNEY (1692 - 1752) & Jonathan WARREN (1688 - 1732)
Elizabeth WARREN (1727 - 1807) & Josiah BEMIS (1716 - 1797)
Lydia BEMIS (1767 - 1855) & Amos FROST (1762 - 1850)
Susan FROST (1801 - 1866) & Thomas TEEL (1799 - 1873)
Abner Gardner TEELE Sr. (1837 - <1870) & Ellen SMITH (~1847 - )
Gardner Abner TEELE Jr.* (1868 - ) & Emma A (1868 - <1920)
Louis Gardner TEELE Sr. (1889 - 1982) & Grace BOULTON (1890 - 1943)
Louis Gardner TEELE Jr. (1913 - 2004) & Margaret Catherine SLINE (1943 - )
SOURCE: http://members.tripod.com/randy_t/NatTread.html
Nathaniel Treadway/Tredway was the first Treadway to have settled in the New Colonies. Many Treadway lines have descended from him. He was born 07 Aug 1615 in Semley, England and immigrated to Sudbury, Midddlesex Co., Massachusetts ca 1639. According to a post in the Treadway GenForum by Helen Kinsey, Nathaniel's parents were Nathaniel Treadway and Mary Howe. Nathaniel and Mary were married at St. Botolphe, Colchester, Essex, England on 21 Sept 1614. Mary Howe was baptized at Boxted, Essex., England on 23 Jan 1591/92, the daughter of Edward and Ann (Lumpkin) Howe. Mary was the sister of Edward Howe of Massachusetts. Edward and his wife Margaret both left part of their estates to Nathaniel Treadway, which led some to jump to the conclusion that his wife must be a Howe. Nathaniel Treadway born 1615 later relocated to Watertown, Middlesex Co., Massachusetts ca 1645. He married Sufferance Haynes ca 1639. Sufferance was born 11 Sept 1620 in Shaston, Co. Dorset, England to Walter Haynes and Elizabeth Gourd.
Many people say the Sufferance was the daughter of an Edward or Walter Howe, but the Estate records of Walter Haynes, (Middlesex South Probate records) dated 25 May 1659, proved 04 Apr 1665, show his daughter's last name as Treadway (Treddoway). The Haynes family immigrated to the New Colony of Massachusetts aboard the "Confidence" in 1638.
Nathaniel was a very prominent man. He was a weaver by trade. Nathaniel was a selectman, a highway surveyor, and a member of the meeting house. Nathaniel died on 15 June 1659 in Watertown, Middlesex Co., Massachusetts, and Sufferance died on 22 July 1682 in Watertown, Middlesex Co., Massachusetts.
HIS WILL:
Admitted to Probate: 01 Oct 1689. Record # 22,774, Middlesex Co., Massachusetts
I Nathaniel Treadaway of Watertowne in the countee of Midlesix in ye Massachuchets collonie in New England being under the afflicting hand of god by reason of bodely weakenes and old age allso being upon mee so yt I am dayly waiting tell my change shall be: and throw the goodnes of god I am sound in my memory and understanding and of a disposing mind I doe declare this to be my last Will and testament in maner of forme as followeth:
I returne my sperit to god yt gave it and my bodie to ye earth from whence it was taken: hoping at ye last and great day of the resurection: throw ye merits of ye Lord Jesus my Redemer to have a gloriouse resurection both of bodie and soule my will is that after my descease; my whole Estate both of houseing and Land and moveables of what kind or nature so ever it be of or where ever it shall be be devided into eight equall parts.
I give unto my son Jonathan Treadaway one eighth part of my said Estate:
and I give unto my son James Treadaway one eighth part of my said Estate: proved he pay six pound as shall be afterwards ordered and unto whome:
I give unto my son Josiah Treadaway two eighth parts of my said Estate:
I give unto my grandchildren ye children of my daughter Mary Hawkins, namely Jonathan Fisher and Mary Hawkins one eighth part of my said Estate to be divided equally between them:
I give unto my grandchildren: the children of my daughter Haward: both to those children which she had by her husband Hapgood and allso to those children which she have had by her husband Haward on eighth part of my said Estate to be devided equally between them:
I give unto my son in law Josiah Jones one eighth part of my said Estate:
I give unto my son in law Joseph Goddard one eighth part of my said Estate:
I give unto my kinsman John Jacues three pounds to be paid out of the six pounds my son James is to pay: and the other three pounds being part of ye six pounds my son James is to pay my will is it be paid to my executors:
further my will is that it shall be at ye libertee of my two sonns namly Jonathan Treadaway and Josiah Treadaway and Allso my son in law Josiah Jones to injoy all my houseing and Lands that shall remain after my descease: they paieing to the rest of my legatees afore mentioned theire severall parts and proportions as is all redie expressed: they themselves keeping to ye rule before given for theire proportion:
I doe nominate and apoynt my well beloved sonn Josiah Treadaway and my son in law Josiah Jones to be executors to this my Will:
and I doe request my trusted friends Simon Stone and William Bond senior boath of Watertowne to be overseers to this my will to see that it be truly performed to all intents and purposes according to the true intent and meaning thereof.
If at any time there should arise any matter of doubt or question among any of sd children or grandchildren or other before mentioned yt stands any waies related to ye devision of my Estate after my descease: I doe hereby authoriz and impowre my overseers to answare and resolve any such doubt or question as fully as I my selfe weare alive and present to doe it: and my will is that my overseers aforesaid shall be satisfied for all theire trouble and pains that they may be put to in or aboute what they are betrusted and impowered withall as is before mentioned: furder my will is that my sonn Jonathan Treadaway shall besids what is aore given him shall have all my weareing cloaths: and for the decent and comly burieng of my bodie I leave that to ye discression of my executors afor spoken of.
And for a full confirmation of this my Last will and testament I the aforesaid Nathaniell Treadaway have set to my hannd and seall this five and twentieth day of June sixteen hundred eightee and seven. As Witnesseth.
{the marke of} NATHANIELL
Witnessed by: William Bond, Sr., John Chadwick, and Nathaniel Coolidge, Jr.
Nathaniel TREADWAY (1604 - 1689) & Sufferance HAYNES (1620 - 1682)
Elizabeth TREADWAY (1646 - 1714) & Shadrack HAPGOOD (1642 - 1675)
Sarah HAPGOOD (1672 - 1735) & Jonathan WHITNEY (1658 - 1734)
Sarah WHITNEY (1692 - 1752) & Jonathan WARREN (1688 - 1732)
Elizabeth WARREN (1727 - 1807) & Josiah BEMIS (1716 - 1797)
Lydia BEMIS (1767 - 1855) & Amos FROST (1762 - 1850)
Susan FROST (1801 - 1866) & Thomas TEEL (1799 - 1873)
Abner Gardner TEELE Sr. (1837 - <1870) & Ellen SMITH (~1847 - )
Gardner Abner TEELE Jr.* (1868 - ) & Emma A (1868 - <1920)
Louis Gardner TEELE Sr. (1889 - 1982) & Grace BOULTON (1890 - 1943)
Louis Gardner TEELE Jr. (1913 - 2004) & Margaret Catherine SLINE (1943 - )
SOURCE: http://members.tripod.com/randy_t/NatTread.html
Nathaniel Treadway/Tredway was the first Treadway to have settled in the New Colonies. Many Treadway lines have descended from him. He was born 07 Aug 1615 in Semley, England and immigrated to Sudbury, Midddlesex Co., Massachusetts ca 1639. According to a post in the Treadway GenForum by Helen Kinsey, Nathaniel's parents were Nathaniel Treadway and Mary Howe. Nathaniel and Mary were married at St. Botolphe, Colchester, Essex, England on 21 Sept 1614. Mary Howe was baptized at Boxted, Essex., England on 23 Jan 1591/92, the daughter of Edward and Ann (Lumpkin) Howe. Mary was the sister of Edward Howe of Massachusetts. Edward and his wife Margaret both left part of their estates to Nathaniel Treadway, which led some to jump to the conclusion that his wife must be a Howe. Nathaniel Treadway born 1615 later relocated to Watertown, Middlesex Co., Massachusetts ca 1645. He married Sufferance Haynes ca 1639. Sufferance was born 11 Sept 1620 in Shaston, Co. Dorset, England to Walter Haynes and Elizabeth Gourd.
Many people say the Sufferance was the daughter of an Edward or Walter Howe, but the Estate records of Walter Haynes, (Middlesex South Probate records) dated 25 May 1659, proved 04 Apr 1665, show his daughter's last name as Treadway (Treddoway). The Haynes family immigrated to the New Colony of Massachusetts aboard the "Confidence" in 1638.
Nathaniel was a very prominent man. He was a weaver by trade. Nathaniel was a selectman, a highway surveyor, and a member of the meeting house. Nathaniel died on 15 June 1659 in Watertown, Middlesex Co., Massachusetts, and Sufferance died on 22 July 1682 in Watertown, Middlesex Co., Massachusetts.
HIS WILL:
Admitted to Probate: 01 Oct 1689. Record # 22,774, Middlesex Co., Massachusetts
I Nathaniel Treadaway of Watertowne in the countee of Midlesix in ye Massachuchets collonie in New England being under the afflicting hand of god by reason of bodely weakenes and old age allso being upon mee so yt I am dayly waiting tell my change shall be: and throw the goodnes of god I am sound in my memory and understanding and of a disposing mind I doe declare this to be my last Will and testament in maner of forme as followeth:
I returne my sperit to god yt gave it and my bodie to ye earth from whence it was taken: hoping at ye last and great day of the resurection: throw ye merits of ye Lord Jesus my Redemer to have a gloriouse resurection both of bodie and soule my will is that after my descease; my whole Estate both of houseing and Land and moveables of what kind or nature so ever it be of or where ever it shall be be devided into eight equall parts.
I give unto my son Jonathan Treadaway one eighth part of my said Estate:
and I give unto my son James Treadaway one eighth part of my said Estate: proved he pay six pound as shall be afterwards ordered and unto whome:
I give unto my son Josiah Treadaway two eighth parts of my said Estate:
I give unto my grandchildren ye children of my daughter Mary Hawkins, namely Jonathan Fisher and Mary Hawkins one eighth part of my said Estate to be divided equally between them:
I give unto my grandchildren: the children of my daughter Haward: both to those children which she had by her husband Hapgood and allso to those children which she have had by her husband Haward on eighth part of my said Estate to be devided equally between them:
I give unto my son in law Josiah Jones one eighth part of my said Estate:
I give unto my son in law Joseph Goddard one eighth part of my said Estate:
I give unto my kinsman John Jacues three pounds to be paid out of the six pounds my son James is to pay: and the other three pounds being part of ye six pounds my son James is to pay my will is it be paid to my executors:
further my will is that it shall be at ye libertee of my two sonns namly Jonathan Treadaway and Josiah Treadaway and Allso my son in law Josiah Jones to injoy all my houseing and Lands that shall remain after my descease: they paieing to the rest of my legatees afore mentioned theire severall parts and proportions as is all redie expressed: they themselves keeping to ye rule before given for theire proportion:
I doe nominate and apoynt my well beloved sonn Josiah Treadaway and my son in law Josiah Jones to be executors to this my Will:
and I doe request my trusted friends Simon Stone and William Bond senior boath of Watertowne to be overseers to this my will to see that it be truly performed to all intents and purposes according to the true intent and meaning thereof.
If at any time there should arise any matter of doubt or question among any of sd children or grandchildren or other before mentioned yt stands any waies related to ye devision of my Estate after my descease: I doe hereby authoriz and impowre my overseers to answare and resolve any such doubt or question as fully as I my selfe weare alive and present to doe it: and my will is that my overseers aforesaid shall be satisfied for all theire trouble and pains that they may be put to in or aboute what they are betrusted and impowered withall as is before mentioned: furder my will is that my sonn Jonathan Treadaway shall besids what is aore given him shall have all my weareing cloaths: and for the decent and comly burieng of my bodie I leave that to ye discression of my executors afor spoken of.
And for a full confirmation of this my Last will and testament I the aforesaid Nathaniell Treadaway have set to my hannd and seall this five and twentieth day of June sixteen hundred eightee and seven. As Witnesseth.
{the marke of} NATHANIELL
Witnessed by: William Bond, Sr., John Chadwick, and Nathaniel Coolidge, Jr.