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Mary BLOOMFIELD's parents: Ezekiel BLOOMFIELD (1653-1703) and Hope FITZ RANDOLPH (1661-1703)
Mary BLOOMFIELD's siblings: Timothy BLOOMFIELD (1681-1703), Ezekiel BLOOMFIELD (1683-1748), Rebecca BLOOMFIELD (1686-1688), Nathaniel BLOOMFIELD (1688-1689), Jeremiah BLOOMFIELD (1693-1746), Joseph BLOOMFIELD (1695-1782), Rebecca BLOOMFIELD (1700-1770) and Benjamin BLOOMFIELD (1701?-1772)

Family of Obadiah AYERS and Mary BLOOMFIELD

Husband: Obadiah AYERS ( - )
Wife: Mary BLOOMFIELD (1705-1750)

Husband: Obadiah AYERS

Name: Obadiah AYERS 1
Sex: Male
Father: -
Mother: -

Wife: Mary BLOOMFIELD

Name: Mary BLOOMFIELD 2
Sex: Female
Father: Ezekiel BLOOMFIELD (1653-1703)
Mother: Hope FITZ RANDOLPH (1661-1703)
Birth 30 Jun 1705 Woodbridge, Middlesex, New Jersey, USA 2
Death 20 Jun 1750 (age 44) Woodbridge, Middlesex, New Jersey, USA 2,3

Sources

1"New Jersey Archive". vol. 12, p. 652.
2Ancestry.com, "One World Tree (sm)" (Name: Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., n.d.;). Text From Source: Online publication - Ancestry.com. OneWorldTree [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc.
www.ancestry.com.
3"New Jersey Archive". vol. 12, p. 652.
Text From Source: New-York, July 2.
From Amboy, we have Advice, that on Thursday Evening the 2ist past, the Wife of Mr. Obadiah Ayers, in that City, was shot dead as she was sitting in her own House, by her own Negro Irom without, as 'tis thought, in Conjunction with a new Negro belonging to one of the Neighbours : They were both tried on Thursday last, when the new Negro confessed in the best Manner he could express, that the other had persuaded him to lend him his Master's Gun, and go along with him ; and that after he had shot his Mistress, he gave him the Gun again, and bid him run into the Woods, and shoot the first Man he met with; which he accordingly attempted the next Day when he was taken ; but the Gun would not go off: They were both found guilty and condemn'd to be burnt; and Friday next is appointed for the Day of their Execution.

The N. Y. Gazette Revived in the Weekly Post Boy, July 2, 1750.

 

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