Lydia RICE

Descendants of Deacon Edmund RICE . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 Sep 2024

Compiler: John F. Chandler, Historian, Edmund Rice (1638) Association

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Lydia RICE

i: Captain Gershom WHEELOCK, b. 1693, MA, d. 1770, MA
ii: Lydia WHEELOCK, b. 1694, MA, d. 1750, MA
iii: Samuel WHEELOCK, b. 1696, MA
iv: Martha WHEELOCK, b. 1698, MA
v: Elizabeth WHEELOCK, b. 1700, MA
vi: Hannah WHEELOCK [QQ1472, w141], born 23 Jan 1701 at Marlborough, MA (under the name Wheelocke)^{3,1 {p15},45 {p2},46 {1:15}}.
vii: Tamar WHEELOCK, b. 1703, MA
viii: Mary WHEELOCK, b. 1706, MA
ix: Daniel WHEELOCK [QQ1474, w144], born 10 Aug 1708 at Marlborough (under the name Wheelocke)^{3,1 {p15},45 {p2},46 {1:15}}.
x: Lois WHEELOCK, b. 1710, MA, d. 1799
xi: Rachel WHEELOCK, b. 1714, MA, d. 1764, MA

Mercy RICE

i: Obadiah ALLEN, b. 1694, MA
ii: Israel ALLEN [QQ1485, w148], born 20 Oct 1695 at Watertown, MA, (not found in the published records)^{1 {p16}}. He died young, (not found in the published records)^{1 {p16}}. His existence is doubtful.
iii: Elizabeth ALLEN, b. 1700, MA
iv: Anna ALLEN, b. 1702, MA, d. 1783
v: Israel ALLEN, b. 1705, MA
vi: Mary ALLEN [QQ1489, w152], born 28 Feb 1707/8 at Sudbury, MA^{1 {p16},11 {p11}}. She died before 1711 at Sudbury^{1 {p16}}.
vii: Mary ALLEN [QQ1490, w153], born 14 Jul 1711 at Sudbury^{11,1 {p17}}. She died unmarried^{1 {p17}}.
viii: Thankful ALLEN, b. 1713, MA, d. 1801, MA

Lydia RICE

i: John WOODS Jr, b. 1670, MA
ii: Lydia WOODS, b. 1672, MA, d. 1738, MA
iii: Hannah WOODS, b. 1677, MA
iv: WOODS (male) [QQ1340], born 10 Jul 1678 at Marlborough^{2 {p6}}. He died 10 Jul 1678 at Marlborough^{2 {p6},3 {p404}}.
v: Joseph WOODS [QQ1341], born 10 May 1680 at Marlborough^{2 {p6},3 {p207}}. He died 1 Nov 1681 at Marlborough^{2 {p6},3 {p404}}.
vi: Joseph WOODS [QQ1342], born 5 Sep 1682 at Marlborough^{2 {p6},3 {p207}}. He died 30 Aug 1698 at Marlborough^{2 {p6},3 {p404}}.
vii: Sarah WOODS, b. 1685, MA, d. 1751, MA
viii: Silence WOODS [QQ1344], born 27 Jun 1688 at Marlborough^{2 {p6},3 {p207}}.
ix: Col Benjamin WOODS, b. 1691, MA, d. 1740, MA
x: Deacon James WOODS, b. 1694, MA, d. 1772, MA

John RICE

i: John RICE, b. 1675, MA, d. 1733, MA
ii: Anna RICE, b. 1678, MA, d. 1727
iii: Deliverance RICE, b. 1681, MA, d. 1723
iv: Tabitha RICE, b. 1683, MA, d. 1729
v: Prudence RICE, b. 1685, MA, d. 1728
vi: Abigail RICE, b. 1687, MA, d. 1754, MA
vii: Capt. Edward RICE, b. 1689, MA, d. 1756, MA
viii: Dinah RICE, b. 1691, MA, d. 1717, MA
ix: Capt. Moses RICE, b. 1694, MA, d. 1755, MA
x: Tamar RICE, b. 1697, MA, d. 1765, MA
xi: Capt Aaron RICE, b. 1700, MA, d. 1755, Crown Point

Deacon Edmund RICE

i: Joyce RICE, b. 1681, MA, d. 1750
ii: Edmund RICE [QQ68, w167], born 9 Jul 1688 at Sudbury, MA^{1 {p19},11 {p120}}. He died 1 Oct 1712 at Sudbury^{1 {p19},11 {p322}}.
iii: Lydia RICE, b. 1690, MA
iv: Jason RICE, b. 1692, MA, d. 1729, MA
v: William RICE, b. MA, d. 1769, MA

Daniel RICE

i: Bethiah RICE, b. 1682, MA, d. 1754, MA
ii: Daniel RICE, b. 1684, MA, d. 1734
iii: Judith RICE [QQ1508, w173], born 29 Sep 1687 at Marlborough^{3 {p157}}. She died 14 Mar 1754 at Southborough, MA, the identification depending in part on the fact that she was mentioned as Judith Rice in her father's 1729 will^{55,1 {p20}}.
iv: Luke RICE, b. 1689, MA, d. 1754, MA
v: Priscilla RICE [QQ1510, w175], born 6 Apr 1692 at Marlborough, MA^{1 {p20},3 {p160}}. She died 24 Dec 1721 at Marlborough^{1 {p20},3 {p387}}.
vi: Eleazer RICE, b. 1695, MA, d. 1767
vii: Deborah RICE, b. 1697, MA, d. 1725, MA
viii: Hopestill RICE, b. 1702, MA, d. 1730, MA

Daniel RICE and Elizabeth WELLS had no recorded children.

Jacob RICE

i: Deacon Amos RICE, b. 1693, MA, d. 1767, MA
ii: Martha RICE, b. 1696, MA, d. 1785, MA
iii: Obadiah RICE, b. 1698, MA
iv: Esther RICE, b. 1700, MA, d. 1742, MA
v: Eunice RICE [QQ79, w183], born 11 Feb 1702 at Marlborough^{1 {p20},3 {p155}}. She died 11 Nov 1715 at Marlborough^{1 {p20},3 {p387}}.
vi: Mary RICE [QQ80, w184], born 14 Jul 1705 at Marlborough^{1 {p20},3 {p158}}. She died Feb 1804 at Marlborough, (not found in the published records)^{1 {p20}}. She was also known as Marcy^{3 {p158}}.
vii: Jacob RICE, b. 1707, MA, d. 1788, MA
viii: Gershom RICE, b. 1710, MA, d. 1790, MA
ix: Bethiah RICE, b. 1712, MA, d. 1794, MA

Anna RICE

i: Thomas RICE, b. 1683, MA
ii: Charles RICE, b. 1684, MA, d. 1773
iii: Eunice RICE [QQ90, w204], born 3 May 1688, (1686 per Ward) at Marlborough, MA^{1 {p23},3 {p155}}.
iv: Jason RICE [QQ91, w205], born 23 Feb 1688/89, (literally 1688) at Marlborough^{3,1 {p23}}. Some researchers have this Jason Rice married to Abigail Clark on 31 May 1722 at Westborough. As recorded elsewhere in our association records, Abigail Clark married a different Jason Rice on 31 May 1722 at Watertown.
v: Damaris RICE, b. 1688, MA, d. 1769, MA
vi: Jedediah RICE, b. 1690, MA, d. 1715, MA
vii: Abiel RICE [QQ93, w207], born 11 Dec 1692 at Marlborough^{1 {p23},3 {p152}}. He died 27 Dec 1692 at Marlborough^{1 {p23},3 {p383}}.
viii: Anna RICE [QQ94, w208], born 11 Dec 1692 at Marlborough^{1 {p23},3 {p152}}. She died 25 Dec 1692 at Marlborough^{1 {p23},3 {p384}}.
ix: Ashur RICE, b. 1694, MA, d. 1773, MA
x: Adonijah RICE [QQ96, w210], born 11 Aug 1696 at Marlborough^{1 {p23},3 {p152}}. He was captured by the Indians, never to return 8 Aug 1704^{1 {p23}}.
xi: Perez RICE, b. 1698, MA, d. 1782, MA
xii: Vashti RICE, b. 1700, MA
xiii: Beriah RICE, b. 1702, MA, d. 1764
xiv: Noah RICE, b. 1705, d. 1759, MA

Dorcas RICE

i: Aaron FORBUSH, b. 1693, MA, d. 1752, MA
ii: Thomas FORBUSH, b. 1695, MA, d. 1783
iii: Tabitha FORBUSH, b. 1699, MA
iv: Rebecca FORBUSH, b. 1700, MA
v: Eunice FORBUSH, b. 1704, MA

Benjamin RICE

i: Azariah RICE, b. 1693, MA, d. 1779, MA
ii: Lydia RICE, b. 1695, MA, d. 1755, MA
iii: Elizabeth RICE, b. 1697, MA, d. 1775, MA
iv: Simon RICE, b. 1699, MA, d. 1733, MA
v: Zerubbabel RICE [QQ1539, w197], born 1 Jan 1702 at Marlborough^{1 {p23},45 {p9},3 {p162}}. He died 27 Aug 1775, aged 73y at Marlborough^{56,1 {p59},45 {p9},3 {p388}}. He was buried at Marlborough, in Old Common Cemetery^56,3. He made a will 21 Aug 1775 at Marlborough, leaving part of his house to his housekeeper, Lydia Howe, widow of Abraham Howe Jr, until she remarry, and also mentioning Betty Rice Barns eldest daughter of Edward and Submit Barns, and also foster son David Wyman. Deacon Samuel Stow to be Executor. Witnesses to the will were Asa Brigham, Amos Cotting, Ithamar Goodnow and Alpheus Woods^{1 {p59}}. His will was proved 24 Apr 1776 in Middlesex County, MA, will contested but allowed^{1 {p59}}.

He married Elizabeth BARRETT 4 Feb 1728/29 at Marlborough, MA, both of Marlborough^{3,1 {23, 59},45 {p9}}. She was born 29 Jul 1702 at Marlborough (under the name Barret)^{3,45 {p9},46 {1:28}}, died 25 May 1770, aged 67y 10m at Marlborough (under the name Rice)^{56,45 {p9},3 {p384}}, was buried at Marlborough, in Old Common Cemetery^56,3, daughter of Thomas BARRETT and Elizabeth STOW.
vi: Rachel RICE, b. 1703, MA, d. 1782
vii: Deacon Matthias RICE [QQ62, w199], born 4 Apr 1706 at Marlborough^{1 {p23},3 {p159}}. He died 13 Feb 1764, aged 57y 10m at Westborough (Northborough), MA^{1 {p60},59 {p147}}. He was admitted to the church 23 Nov 1740 at Marlborough, MA^{1 {p60}}. He was a founder of the church at Northboro and one of its Deacons 21 May 1745 at Northborough, MA^{1 {p60}}.

He married Anna BIGELOW 13 Apr 1731 at Southborough, MA^{55,1 {23, 60}}. She was born 25 Jun 1712 at Marlborough, MA (under the name Biglo)^{3,45 {p11},46 {1:21}}, died 14 Dec 1793, aged 81y (under the name Rice)^{56,1 {p65},45 {p11}}, was buried at Marlborough, in Old Common Cemetery⁵⁶, daughter of John BIGELOW and Jerusha GARFIELD.
viii: Priscilla RICE, b. 1708, MA, d. 1792, MA
ix: Damaris RICE, b. 1711, MA

Abigail RICE

i: Lt. Samuel FORBUSH [QQ1356], born about 1707 at Marlborough, (not found in the published records)^{2 {p6}}. He died 10 Oct 1767 at Westborough, MA⁵⁷. Your authors note that an extensive line of descendants has been found for Samuel and Sarah Forbush of Westborough. Unfortunately, the identification of Samuel as the son of Samuel and Abigail (Rice) Forbush of Marlborough is only tentative at best. We therefore omit the descendants until the connection is established.

He married Sarah COOLIDGE 4 Jun 1730 at Watertown, MA, listed as Samuel of Westborough and Sarah of Watertown^{34 {2:87},2 {p6}}. She died 1 Oct 1776 at Westborough, MA (under the name Forbush)⁵⁷.
ii: Charles FORBUSH [QQ1357], born in 1709 at Marlborough, MA, (not found in the published records)^{2 {p6}}.

He married Margaret LOVEJOY. She was born about 1712 in probably Massachusetts.

Thomas RICE

Mary RICE

i: Sarah WHITE, b. 1680, MA
ii: Deacon Josiah WHITE, b. 1682, MA, d. 1772, MA
iii: Capt John WHITE Sr, b. 1684, MA, d. 1725, MA
iv: Thankful WHITE, b. 1689, MA
v: Jonathan WHITE [QQ1813], born in 1692 at Lancaster, (not found in the published records)^{45 {p3}}. He died 16 Jul 1707, aged 15y at Lancaster, killed by Indians^{53 {17, 156},45 {p3}}.
vi: Judith WHITE, b. 1694, MA, d. 1774, MA
vii: Keziah WHITE, b. 1696, MA, d. 1739

Mary RICE and Thomas SAWYER had no recorded children.

Capt. Peter RICE

i: Elisha RICE, b. 1690, MA, d. 1789, MA
ii: Cyprian RICE, b. 1691, MA, d. 1788, MA
iii: Rebecca RICE [QQ2308, w224], born about 1694, as calculated from her gravestone, baptized 22 Sep 1706 at Marlborough^{3,1 {p24},45 {p11}}. She died 17 Jan 1790, aged 95y at Marlborough (under the name Eager)^{56,3,1 {p64},45 {p11}}. She was buried at Marlborough, in Spring Hill Cemetery⁵⁶.

She married Capt. Uriah EAGER 16 Dec 1746 at Marlborough^{3,1 {24, 64},45 {p11}}. He was born 4 Apr 1700 at Marlborough³, died 30 Dec 1780, aged 80y at Marlborough^{56,3,1 {p64}}, was buried at Marlborough, in Spring Hill Cemetery⁵⁶, son of Zerubbabel EAGER and Hannah KERLEY.
iv: Pelatiah RICE, b. 1694, MA, d. 1775, MA
v: Elnathan RICE [QQ2304, w220], born 28 Jan 1697/98 at Marlborough^{1 {p24},3 {p155}}. He died 28 Oct 1716 at Marlborough^{1 {p24},3 {p385}}.
vi: Peter RICE, b. 1700, MA, d. 1759, MA
vii: Abigail RICE, b. 1703, MA, d. 1762, MA
viii: Deborah RICE [QQ2307, w223], born 22 May 1704 at Marlborough^{1 {p24},45 {p3},3 {p153}}. She died before 1746, as she was not mentioned in her father's will^{1 {p24}}. We have two records for two Deborah Rices both married a James Brown on 26 January 1725. Ward has one set of parents and Sup 1 has another set for Deborah. It is quite certain that the James Brown is the same person and that the ancestors of one Deborah Rice are in error. Unfortunately the Marlborough marriage record does not list Deborah's parents. And she died before either presumed father died so a will would be no help.

She married James BROWN 26 Jan 1724/25 at Marlborough^{45 {p3},60}. He was born about 1701 in Massachusetts.
ix: Ensign Abraham RICE, b. 1709, MA, d. 1786, MA

Nathaniel RICE

i: Patience RICE, b. 1705, MA, d. 1742, MA
ii: Mary RICE [QQ271450, w227], born 16 Sep 1707 at Sudbury, MA^{11,1 {p25}}. She died after 1726, when Samuel Stone was named her guardian^{1 {p25}}. Note that some confusion exists between this Mary and her second cousin (WRN 283) the daughter of Isaac Rice, born about the same time, but not entered in the vital records of Sudbury. Ward is quite clear in stating that the other Mary married Ephraim Curtis, but he does not cite the specific evidence.^{1 {p33}}
iii: Nathaniel RICE, b. 1710, MA, d. 1801

Sarah RICE

i: Thomas ADAMS [QQ1361], born 21 Oct 1706 at Sudbury (under the name Addams)^{11,2 {p6}}.

Ephraim RICE

i: Hannah RICE [QQ2313, w229], born 5 Mar 1689/90 at Sudbury^{11,1 {p25}}. She died Jul 1704 at Sudbury^{1 {p25},11 {p322}}.
ii: Ephraim RICE, b. 1693, MA
iii: Mary RICE [QQ2315, w231], born 27 Jul 1695 at Sudbury^{11,1 {p25}}. She died about 1780, when her will was proved. She was unmarried in 1732, when she was mentioned in her father's will.^{1 {p25}} She made a will 8 May 1777, mentioning her sister, widow Hannah Stone of Sudbury^{63 {40, 41}}. Her will was proved Mar 1780^{63 {p41}}.

She married Jonathan BIGELOW 19 Jan 1741/42 at Weston, MA, listed as Jonathan of Weston and Mary of Sudbury^11,62. He was born 22 Mar 1679/80, (literally 1679) at Watertown, MA, listed as son of Jonathan and Elizabeth, but no such parents existed then^{34 {1:47},64 {p31}}, died 7 Feb 1746, (1745 per Bond), aged 66y at Weston, MA^{65 {p445},64 {p31}}, son of Joshua BIGELOW and Elizabeth FLAGG.
iv: Josiah RICE, b. 1696, MA, d. 1730, MA
v: Grace RICE [QQ2317, w233], born 7 Jun 1699 at Sudbury, MA^{11,1 {p25}}. She died Jul 1704 at Sudbury^{1 {p25},11 {p322}}.
vi: Thomas RICE, b. 1701, MA, d. 1785, MA
vii: Gershom RICE, b. 1703, MA
viii: John RICE, b. 1704, MA, d. 1771, MA
ix: Isaac RICE, b. 1710, MA, d. 1793
x: Hannah RICE, b. 1713, MA, d. 1784

Ephraim RICE and Mary NOYES had no recorded children.

Gershom RICE

This report includes only the first 6 generations of the Deacon Edmund RICE clan. A nine-generation version is available to members of the Edmund Rice (1638) Association. Learn more about Deacon Edmund RICE and these pages at our home page.

Gershom RICE [QQ146, w41] (Thomas², Edmund¹) , born 9 May 1667 at Marlborough, MA^{1 {p7},2 {p3},3 {p155}}, son of Thomas RICE and Mary KING. He died 19 Dec 1768, aged 101y at Worcester, MA, regarded as one of the "fathers of the town". He had occupied many situations of public trust and confidence, and the first place of worship in Worcester was at his house. According to Ward, a tribute to Gershom appeared the following week in the Boston Gazette. In part it reads:

"Worcester, Dec. 19, 1768.-- This day died here Mr. Gershom Rice, who completed the age of 101 years some time last May, besides retaining his reason and understanding in a very good degree to the last. He enjoyed a long and almost uninterrupted state of bodily health; was able, till very lately, to travel on foot a mile or two a day among his neighbors; eat his food with a good appetite, and slept quietly at night without any attendance.

"He was naturally of a very pleasant disposition, very courteous in his behavior towards all, and withal grave and serious. Of late the decay of nature came on him fast; and he went away calmly and quietly at last, expressing his hope and trust in his Redeemer for admission to a better world"^{66,1 {p27},56,26 {26 Dec 1768}}. He was buried at Worcester, in Old Common Cemetery⁶⁶. He resided about 1696 at Groton, CT^{1 {p26}}. From the Abstracts of Early Worcester Land Titles: "William Payne, of Boston, Blacksmith, sold to Gershom Rice of Groton in the County of New London and Colony of Connecticut, yeoman, May 26, 1712 for Fifty pounds of good Silver current money, All the Messuage or Tenement with all the land whereon ye Same Doth Stand, and is thereunto belonging and appertaining Situate Standing and being in Worcester in the County of Middlesex in New England Containing Fifty acres more or less ..... "

"Deed signed by William Payne, and Elisabeth Payne, his wife, with her mark, in the presence of Jonas Rice and Edward Weaver, Sen., and recorded at Charlestown Oct 19, 1713, Book 16, p. 383"^{67 {65-66}} According to the Abstracts of Land Records for New London and Groton, CT:
On 28 April 1704 James Morgan and Nehemiah Smith, on behalf of the town, sell to Gershom Rice ten acres of meetinghouse finishing land .... joining westerly to his own land, which was laid out to Daniel Lane. The deed was recorded 23 July 1708.

On 8 May 1708 Nehemiah Smith, Esq, of Groton to Gershom Rice of Groton and Jonas Rice of Sudbury, MA, 2 parcels: 200 acres in Groton, formerly New London, ... 50 acres in Groton (partially) ... deed recorded 16 May 1709, John Avery, John Seabury, Andrew Kinnicum, witnesses.

On 19 May 1709 Jonas and Gershom Rice make a division of land ... deed recorded 20 May 1709, Andrew Kinnicum, Ephraim Rogers, Joseph Dean, witnesses.

On 27 Feb 1709/10 Gershom Rice, husbandman, to Jonathan Smith, 40 acres ... consideration £19 ... witnesses Nehemiah Smith, Joseph Woodmansee, Lydia Smith, witnesses.

On 10 Feb 1709/10 Gershom Rice of Groton for £40 in money at eight shillings per ounce ... to Nathaniel Brown ... deed recorded 8 March 1709/10, Aaron Stark, Abel Stark, witnesses.

On 22 Jan 1713/14 Gershom Rice of Groton, yeoman, to Nathaniel Brown ... recorded 22 Jan 1713/14, Nehemiah Smith, Lydia Smith, Mary Cleveland (her mark), witnesses.

On 29 April 1714 Gershom Rice to Aaron Stark ... recorded 29 April 1714 (Gershom Rice personally appeared), Edward Yeomans, Nehmiah Smith, witnesses.

On 20 April 1714 Gershom Rice of Groton, yeoman, to Jonathan Smith, cordwinder ... recorded 20 Apr 1714, Lydia Smith, Dority Smith, Elizabeth Rice, witnesses.

(undated) Gershom Rice of Groton to Nehemiah Smith, land at Nowayanck Neck ... recorded 8 Feb 1714, Lydia Smith, Elizabeth Hayns, witnesses.⁶⁸ as Ward cites a petition dated 13 October 1713 signed by Gershom and Jonas "of Marlboro" as evidence that Gershom had moved back to Marlborough by the fall of 1713. (The petition was presented to the General Court expressing desire to enter upon a new settlement of Worcester.) We have found no other evidence that Gershom had returned to Marlborough in 1713. Rather, evidence suggests that Gershom may have still been living at Groton.^{1 {26-27}} On 21 August 1721 Gershom Rice conveyed 103 acres of land in Worcester to John Duncan.^{1 {p27}}

He married Elizabeth BALCOM. She was born 16 Aug 1672 at Charlestown, MA (under the name Ballcome)^{69 {p84}}, died 16 Aug 1752 at Worcester, MA, as shown on a gravestone cited by Ward, but apparently no longer in existence when the comprehensive cemetery listing was published by Franklin P. Rice^{1 {p27}}, daughter of Henry BALCOM and Elizabeth HAYNES. Note that Ward erroneously reports her maiden name as "Haynes" on p. 7 but corrects the error on p. 26. Haynes was in fact the maiden name of Elizabeth's mother.^{1 {7, 26}} According to the Abstracts of Early Worcester Land Titles (copied from Middlesex County records): "Gershom Rice of Groton, Conn. and his wife, Elizabeth, sold to her brothers, John and Joseph Balcom, of Sudbury, November 12, 1709, for forty and Two pounds Some part in money the other part in moveables It being part of the Portion of my wife Elisabeth of her father Henry Balcoms Estate formerly of Charlestown in the County of Middlesex..."^{67 {173-4}} A letter dated 1 April 1713 and addressed to Elizabeth Rice at Groton, CT: from "Elizabeth Balcom to her loving daughter, Elizabeth Rice, living in Groton." Letter also referenced grandchildren Gershom, Jr, Elizabeth, Matthias.^{1 {p26}}

Children of Gershom RICE and Elizabeth BALCOM:

i: Lieut. Gershom RICE Jr, b. 1696, d. 1781, MA
ii: Elizabeth RICE [QQ1252, w240], born 20 Oct 1698 at Groton, CT^{43 {1:112},1 {p27}}. She died before 1744^{1 {p27}}.
iii: Abishai RICE, b. 1701, CT, d. 1748
iv: Sarah RICE, b. 1703, CT, d. 1781, MA
v: Matthias RICE, b. 1707, CT
vi: Ruth RICE [QQ1255, w244], born 11 Apr 1710 at Groton^{43 {1:112},1 {p27}}. She died after 1710 at Groton.

She married ADAMS. He was born about 1707 in probably Massachusetts, died after 1730 in New Hampshire, killed fighting Indians^{1 {p27}}. They resided in New Hampshire^{1 {p27}}.

James RICE

i: Jotham RICE, b. 1696, MA, d. 1782, MA
ii: Zebediah RICE, b. 1698, MA, d. 1778
iii: Lt. Tyrus RICE, b. 1700, MA, d. 1783, MA
iv: Frances RICE, b. 1702, MA
v: Daniel RICE [QQ2335, w249], born 13 Mar 1704/5 at Framingham, MA, (at Marlborough per Ward)^{16 {p168},1 {p29}}. He died 8 Mar 1729/30 at Worcester, MA^{66 {p152},1 {p29}}. Administration on his estate was granted 19 Jun 1730, to his father^{1 {p29}}. However, his father died in turn before he could wind up the estate, and administration was then granted to Daniel's eldest brother Jotham.^{1 {p29}}
vi: James RICE [QQ2336, w250], born 30 Apr 1707 at Sudbury, MA^{11,1 {p29}}. He died 26 May 1730 at Worcester, MA^{66 {p152},1 {p29}}. Administration on his estate was granted 19 Jun 1730, to his father^{1 {p29}}. However, his father died in turn before he could wind up the estate, and administration was then granted to James's eldest brother Jotham.^{1 {p29}}
vii: Jasoniah RICE, b. 1709, MA, d. 1761
viii: Grace RICE [QQ2338, w252], born 19 Jan 1711/12 at Sudbury, MA^{11,1 {p29}}. She died 26 Feb 1729/30, (21st per Ward) at Worcester, MA^{66 {p152},1 {p29}}.
ix: Barzilai RICE, b. 1714, MA, d. 1741, MA
x: Beulah RICE [QQ2340, w254], born 23 Nov 1716 at Worcester^{70,1 {p29}}.

Frances RICE

i: Thomas ALLEN, b. 1690, MA
ii: Frances ALLEN, b. 1691, MA
iii: Grace ALLEN, b. 1695, MA, d. 1729, MA
iv: Jonas ALLEN, b. 1699, MA
v: Zebadiah ALLEN, b. 1701, MA, d. 1777, MA
vi: Benjamin ALLEN, b. 1709, MA, d. 1780, MA