Julie Ann Dorman was born in 1864. She died in 1909 at the age of 45. Source: Katherine Hessel Parents: John Dorman and Bridget .

Spouse: Michael Dillon. Julie Ann Dorman and Michael Dillon were married.

Lizzie Dorman was born about 1876 in New Jersey. Parents: George Dorman and Abigail (Abbie) Daley.

Louise Dorman was born on 8 July 1890 in Worcester, Massachusetts. She lived in Holyoke, Massachusetts in 1940. She died on 23 December 1974 at the age of 84 in Sandwich, Massachusetts. Parents: William Aloysius Dorman and Annie Cecilia Rochford.

Spouse: John F. Creeron. Louise Dorman and John F. Creeron were married. Children were: Nancy Agatha Creeron, Joan Creeron, Louise Creeron, Francis E. Creeron.

Marguerite Josephine "Daisy" Dorman was born on 17 May 1888 in Hamilton, Rhode Island. She died on 27 January 1945 at the age of 56 in East Providence, Rhode Island. Clo Pitkin recalls that Daisy died while she (Clo) was in jr. high or high school. Her husband Tom died previously. She was buried at Saint Peter Paul's Cemetery in Phenix, Rhode Island. Daisy signed her name as "Marguerite J. Dorman" as witness to the marriage of her brother William.

A 1930 city directory of East Providence, RI lists Thos F. and Marguerite Corcoran residing at 18 Carolina Avenue.

A 1935 directory shows them at 44 Narragansett Ave. Riv.

A 1946 city directory of East Providence, RI lists a Marguerite J. Corcoran (Mrs. Thos F.) died Jan. 27, 1945. Also lists Thos F., glazier, residing at 44 Narragansett Ave. Riv. Parents: George Dorman and Mary Agnes Tierney.

Spouse: Thomas Francis Corcoran. Marguerite Josephine "Daisy" Dorman and Thomas Francis Corcoran were married about 1925. Massachusetts marriage index shows a Thomas Francis Corcoran married in Harwich, MA in 1925. Children were: Helen Frances Corcoran.

Marjorie Dorman was born about 1884 in United States. She lived in Brooklyn, New York in 1915. Parents: William Aloysius Dorman and Annie Cecilia Rochford.

Mary Dorman was born about 1852 in Ireland. She died on 6 December 1907 at the age of 55 in Worcester, Massachusetts. Parents: George Dorman and Abigail (Abbie) Daley.

Spouse: Royal William Putney. Mary Dorman and Royal William Putney were married on 18 July 1871 in Clinton, Massachusetts.

Mary Dorman was born in 1854. Source: Katherine Hessel Parents: John Dorman and Bridget .

Mary Dorman was born about 1869 in New Jersey. This individual was found in the family tree of a DNA match on Ancestry.com. I suspect an error, because of the existence of a living older sibling with the same given name. Parents: George Dorman and Abigail (Abbie) Daley.

Mary Ann Dorman was born on 6 September 1859 in Coventry, Rhode Island. Mary Dorman's birth record indicates that she was the third child born to William and Abby O. Dorman, although there are no records of other births in this family in Rhode Island between 1853 and 1878. She died on 20 September 1931 at the age of 72 in West Warwick, Rhode Island. Date from gravestone in the Brayton Cemetery, Warwick, Rhode Island. Mary married Albert Bates, and lived in Phenix, Rhode Island. She was alive at the time of the death of her brother George.

In the 1900 census of Warwick, RI, Mary Ann Bates, 41 (b. Sept 1858), had been married for 23 years to Albert J. Bates, 45 (b. Oct. 1854). In their household were daughter Mary Louisa Bates, 22, (b.Feb. 1878), a speeder (?) tender, daughter Sarah M. Bates, 19 (b. May, 1881), a speeder (?) tender, son William P. Bates, 17 (b. May 1883), at school, daughter Albertha E. Bates, 15 (b. Apr. 1885), a twister, son Albert J. Bates, Jr., 12 (b. Apr. 1888), a doffer, son Ira D. Bates, 6 (b. Nov. 1893), son Clarence E. Bates, 4 (b. Apr. 1896), daughter Audrey V. Bates, 2 (b. Feb. 1898), daughter Laura Bates, 2 months (b. Mar. 1900).

In the 1910 census of Warwick, RI, Mary is mistakenly listed as 55 years old, the wife of Albert J. Bates, 55, a machinist in a machine shop. Their household included son William P. Bates, 27, a changer(?) at the mill, son Albert J. Bates, Jr., 22, a tender (?) at the mill, son Ira D. Bates, 16, a doffer (?) at the mill, daughter Audrey D. Bates, 12, unemployed, and daughter Laura M. Bates, 10, unemployed. Also living in their household was their daughter Albertha Bates Mason, 28, an inspector at the mill, and Albertha's one year old daughter, Mildred V. Mason. All the Bates children were born in RI.

In the 1920 census of Warwick, RI, Mary, 60, was living in the home of her son-in-law, Edward J. King, 24, husband of Mary's daughter, Audrey Bates, King, 21. Audrey's sister, Laura M. Bates, 19, was also living in the household. Audrey and Edward had a two month old son, Edward, Jr.

By the 1930 census of Warwick, Mary, 70, was still living with Audrey and Edward, who had two more sons, Russell F. King, 9, and Lester J. King, 2. Edward was a letter carrier. Parents: William Dorman and Abbie O. Connor.

Spouse: Albert Jefferson Bates. Mary Ann Dorman and Albert Jefferson Bates were married on 8 May 1877. Children were: Mary Luisa Bates, Sarah M. Bates, William P. Bates, Albertha E. Bates, Albert Jefferson Bates Jr., Ira Directum Bates, Clarence E. Bates, Audrey Viola Bates, Laura May Bates.

Nellie T. Dorman was born in April 1865 in Franklin, New Jersey. She died on 6 February 1947 at the age of 81 in Boylston, Massachusetts. Parents: George Dorman and Abigail (Abbie) Daley.

Spouse: James Hulbert. Nellie T. Dorman and James Hulbert were married on 14 November 1901 in Worcester, Massachusetts.

Nicholas Dorman was born about 1816 in Ireland. He died on 23 May 1894 at the age of 78 in Patterson, New Jersey. Parents: George? Dorman and Ellen Scanlon.

Spouse: Ellen Garvin. Ellen Garvin and Nicholas Dorman were married on 22 November 1835 in Dromtarriff, Cork, Ireland. Children were: George Dorman, Ellen Dorman, William Dorman, Nicholas Dorman.

Nicholas Dorman was born in 1846 in Cork, Ireland. He lived Hardyston, NJ in 1860. Parents: Nicholas Dorman and Ellen Garvin.

Patrick J. Dorman was born about 1858 in Franklin, New Jersey. He died in 1930 at the age of 72 in Brockton, Massachusetts. Parents: George Dorman and Abigail (Abbie) Daley.

Spouse: Mary A. . Mary A. and Patrick J. Dorman were married on 26 December 1888 in Worcester, Massachusetts.

Paul J. Dorman was born on 10 August 1926 in Worcester, Massachusetts. He died on 14 December 1968 at the age of 42 in Worcester, Massachusetts. Parents: Albert Xavier Dorman and Katherine Helena Walsh.

Peter E. Dorman was born on 13 June 1928 in Worcester, Massachusetts. He died on 15 August 1984 at the age of 56 in West Yarmouth, Massachusetts. Parents: Albert Xavier Dorman and Katherine Helena Walsh.

Spouse: Caryl M. . Caryl M. and Peter E. Dorman were married on 26 January 1957 in Worcester, Massachusetts. Children were: Christine M. Dorman, Steve B. Dorman, a014592 Dorman.

Steve B. Dorman was born on 6 December 1963 in Worcester, Massachusetts. He died on 3 February 1964 at the age of 0 in Worcester, Massachusetts. Parents: Peter E. Dorman and Caryl M. .

Unknown Dorman was born (date unknown). Parents: Frederick Joseph Dorman and Olive Lavinia Haessig.

Spouse: Kenneth E. Mangas. Unknown Dorman and Kenneth E. Mangas were married on 22 January 1947 in Cook County, Illinois. Children were: J. M. Mangas.

Walter Dorman was born about 1891 in Worcester, Massachusetts. He died on 26 April 1891 at the age of 0 in Worcester, Massachusetts. Parents: George T. Dorman and Mary Ann Murphy.

William Dorman was born about 1825 in Limerick County, Ireland.³³ The 1870 census of Warwick, RI lists William as 45 years old. He immigrated on 26 June 1852 to Boston, Massachusetts. He was naturalized on 13 August 1868 in Supreme Court, Kent, Rhode Island. William was buried in 1883 at Saint Peter Paul Cemetery in Coventry, Rhode Island. He died on 11 January 1883 at the age of 58 in Scituate, Rhode Island. William was still living with his family at the 1870 census, MAY have been living without his family on a farm in 1880, and was deceased by Nov 22, 1890 when his widow Abby filed for pension benefits.

A cemetery record for William Dorman of Co. D. 7th Regt. RI Volunteers shows a buriel in the St. Peter and Paul Cemetery in Coventry, RI. Date of death: Jan 11, 1883. Marble stone 20" by 17" Last seen in 1995. William's occupation was not recorded on the birth record of his daughter Mary in 1859. His was the only one not listed on a page of thirty such records that year. He may have been between jobs. He mustered as a private in Company F of the 4th Rhode Island Infantry Regiment during the Civil War. Transferred to Company D of the 7th Rhode Island Volunteers in Oct, 1864

An immigration record for a William Dorman of Warwick, RI, born 1825 in Limerick County, Ireland, arrived in Boston, MA June 26, 1852, was naturalized on Aug 13, 1868 at the Supreme Court in Kent, RI.

A Nashville, Hillsborough, New Hampshire marriage record exists for a William Dorman and Abby Connor dated 13 Oct 1852. William's residence listed as Nashville. Robert Moore, Justice of the Peace, Nashville.

Rhode Island Adjutant General's report for 1865 lists a William Dorman, of Ireland, mustered into Co. F, 4th RI Infantry Volunteers Oct. 30, 1861. Re-enlisted Jan 5, 1864, transferred to company D, 7th R.I. V. New organization Oct. 21, 1864. Another entry reads: "William Dorman of Ireland mustered Jan. 5, 1864, Transferred from Co. F 4th R.I.V Oct 21, 1864, Transferred to Co. D , Batallion 7th R.I.V. June 6, 1865, Mustered out of service, July 13, 1865." Another record places the mustering out at Alexandria, VA. An Ancestry.com enlistment record dates his original enlistment to Sept 17, 1861.

It appears, based on the movements of the 7th RI volunteers, that William was present at the fall of Petersburg, the battle of Appomattox Court House, the pursuit of the Army of Northern Virginia, and the surrender of Robert E. Lee.

The 1870 census of Warwick, RI, lists William as head of household, aged 45, born in Ireland, real estate valued at $400. His occupation is listed as "works on farm." Also in the household were wife Abbie, 45, born in Ireland, keeping house, daughter Ellen, 19, born RI, at home, son George, 16, born RI, works in cotton mill, daughter Mary A., 10, born in RI, works in cotton mill. The census taker noted that William was the only member of the household that could read and write.

An 1875 Rhode Island state census of Warwick lists a William Dorman, 55, born Ireland, laborer living with wife Abby Dorman 43, born Ireland, housewife, daughter Ellen Dorman, 22, born Warwick, single, speeder tender, cot., daughter Mary A. Dorman, 15, born Warwick, single, speeder tender, cot., daugher Anna Dorman, aged 3 months, born Warwick. Except for the incongruity in ages between this census and the 1870 federal census, this sounds like the same family. Possible errors?

The 1880 census of Johnston, RI lists a William Dorman, 54, laborer, farm hand, living on the farm of Byron O. Young.

Records of the General Assembly of the State of Rhode Island for the year 1891 list reimbursements to members of the 4th regiment of Rhode Island Volunteers as follows: Oct. 20, 1891 to Ellen Sullivan, daughter of William Dorman of Company F, $32.66, to Mary A. Bates, daughter of William Dorman of Company F, $32.66, to George Dorman, son of William Dorman of Company F., $32.66. Abby had filed a claim in Nov. 1890, and another claim filed on June 18, 1891 in the name of William Dorman, Company F. was rejected by the Adjutant General's office.

The Willimantic Chronicle - Year of 1881
Published every Wednesday.
McDonald & Safford, Editors and Publishers.
Office, Hall's Block, Main & Union Sts.
$1.50 per year.
Wed Aug 3 1881: South Coventry.
"William Dorman spent a day in town last week, and will return for a longer stay after his trip to Block Island."

Parents: George? Dorman and Ellen Scanlon.

Spouse: Abbie O. Connor. Abbie O. Connor and William Dorman were married on 13 October 1852 in Nashville, Hillsborough, New Hampshire. Marriage record in Nashville, NH for William Dorman and Abbie Connor. dated 13 Oct, 1852. No proof that it's THIS William and Abby, but seems likely. That would have been the same year William immigrated to the US. Children were: Ellen Dorman, George Dorman, Mary Ann Dorman, Anna Dorman.

William Dorman was born in 1842 in Cork, Ireland. He died on 14 March 1882 at the age of 40 in Franklin Furnace, New Jersey. Parents: Nicholas Dorman and Ellen Garvin.

William Dorman was born in 1860. He died in 1905 at the age of 45. Source: Katherine Hessel. Parents: John Dorman and Bridget .

William Aloysius Dorman was born on 7 February 1861 in Franklin, New Jersey. He died on 31 March 1916 at the age of 55 in Worcester, Massachusetts. Parents: George Dorman and Abigail (Abbie) Daley.

Spouse: Annie Cecilia Rochford. Annie Cecilia Rochford and William Aloysius Dorman were married on 2 June 1877 in Worcester, Massachusetts. Date of this marriage is inconsistent with birthdates of early children. Children were: Marjorie Dorman, Bertie Dorman, Annie "Nan" Dorman, Eleanor Dorman, Louise Dorman, Alice A. Dorman, Albert Xavier Dorman.

William Augustine Dorman³⁴ was born on 12 July 1886 in North Kingston, Rhode Island. He died on 28 December 1933 at the age of 47 at Memorial Hospital in Pawtucket, Rhode Island. The principal cause of William's death was given on his death record as "acute dilatation of the stomach," with acute appendicitis and appendectomy listed as contributing causes. He was buried on 29 December 1933 in Elm Grove Cemetery, North Kingston, Rhode Island. Burial Plot: Section N4, Map 00032b No stone. Clo Pitkin remembers of her father: "William Dorman was born into an Irish Catholic family in Rhode Island. I don't know much about my father because he died shortly after I was born. My mother told some stories about him but found it very painful to remember the time my brother died and so did not ever tell me much of importance. I surmise that (his) family did not enjoy the comforts that the Heilborns had. Bill served in World War One in the infantry. He kept a daily record of his service and apparently spent much time on the front lines in Europe. It must have been between 1920 and 1923 that he courted Marjorie Heilborn. He was a handsome man and people spoke of him as kind and gentle. In 1923 he and Marjorie were married. They lived with Marjorie's parents and Bill worked with Dr. Heilborn. I am under that impression that since Charles T Heilborn Jr. did not have an interest in being a chiropodist or running the shoe store, Bill was being groomed to take over the business. I remember hearing that my father had seriously considered going into the priesthood at one time. I know that he was a devout Catholic. He had a good sense of humor and apparently enjoyed people. From all the pictures of Bill Dorman and his son Billy he seems to have been a good and loving father and extremely proud of his son. When young Billy died at the age of 8, Bill was unable to cope with his loss. He sought comfort in the Catholic church and went on retreats to find answers and strength. I assume he was not able to give much support to anyone else. He died a year later of complications from an appendectomy. I believe my mother felt that he had abandoned her. He is known to me only through pictures and stories my mother told me. She always led me to believe that my father loved me very much and somehow I always pictured him in heaven watching over us."
William had been a Chiropodist for 22 years at the time of his death, and was a chiropodist at the time of his induction into the army in April 1918. He was appointed Corporal in November of that year after having been in France for five months. He fought at the defense of the center sector at Haute Alsace, at the battle of Molleville Farm, the attack on Bois d. Ormont, Battle of the Grand Montague, capture of Etraye Ridge, and the attack on Bois Belleu. On October 12, 1918, he wrote in his journal "Went into battle on the Verdun front. Terrible slaughter. Many of our men wounded and killed." after five days of heavy artillery fire the company was again engaged in a terrible battle on the sixteenth. On the seventeenth he wrote; "Very little of Co. left. Being relieved 10 tonight." And the following day; "Back at rest camp. Poor little Co. Very few of us left. Thank God I came out safe." He returned to the United States in May, 1919 and was honorably discharged. He authored a booklet, "The Truth about Foot Troubles, Their Cause Cure and Prevention," published on August 12, 1933.
Obituary in "Foot News," a publication of the Rhode Island Chiropodists' Society: "Dr. William Dorman, age 47, prominent chiropodist of Providence, Rhode Island, died December 28th, 1933 after a brief illness. Dr. Dorman was recognized by members of the profession as a man of sterling character, who with his soft spoken mannerisms won admiration from all who knew him. He was a charter member of the Rhode Island Chiropodist Society and a member of the National Association of Chiropodists. He was a believer of firm convictions and above all, maintained that "honesty was the best policy." Dr. Dorman was connected with Dr. Charles T. Heilborn's office for many years, one of the oldest establishments in Providence. He was a member of the American Legion, Richard Dennis Post. His church membership was St. Brenden's Church, Riverside, R. I."

In 1909, William is listed in the North Kingtson City Directory as a designer for Hamilton Web Co, (a cotton mill) boarding with his father, George Dorman.

In 1914, William is listed in the North Kingston City Directory as a Chiropodist boarding with his father George Dorman.

The 1920 city directory lists William as a Chiropodist boarding with his father.

In the 1920 census of North Kingston (village of Hamilton), William, 33, was listed as a boarder in the home of Catherine Goulet. His occupation was listed as Doctor, Office, working on his own account.

In the 1930 census of East Providence (Riverside), William, 43, was listed in the household of his father-in-law, Charles T. Heilborn. He was married at the age of 36. Occupation: Chiropodist.

A history of the Annaquatucket Country Club in Kingston, RI lists William Dorman as one of its founders. The publication may be seen here: https://www.nklibrary.org/sites/nklibrary.org/files/pdf/Swamptown%205-8%20Villages.pdf Parents: George Dorman and Mary Agnes Tierney.

Spouse: Marjorie Berton Heilborn. Marjorie Berton Heilborn and William Augustine Dorman were married on 3 February 1923 in Saint Bernard's Rectory, North Kingston, Rhode Island. Children were: William Augustine Dorman Jr., Clotilde Whitney Dorman.

William Augustine Dorman Jr. was born on 15 October 1923 in Providence, Rhode Island. He died on 14 May 1932 at the age of 8 in Providence, Rhode Island.³⁵ Billy died of Scarlet fever, myocarditis, and acute cardiac dilatation. He was buried in Elm Grove Cemetery, Allentown, Rhode Island. Billy was recovering from scarlet fever at the time of his death. He was shelling peas with his mother one evening when he fell over dead. Bill and Marjory rushed him to a doctor, but he was beyond help. His cousin Nancy (Mary Ann) reports that, as Billy lay dead on the examining table, the doctor requested payment of Bill and Marjorie for the visit. Parents: William Augustine Dorman and Marjorie Berton Heilborn.

William Patrick Dorman was born on 8 October 1885 in Worcester, Massachusetts. He died in 1930 at the age of 45 in Worcester, Massachusetts. Parents: George T. Dorman and Mary Ann Murphy.

William Stephen Dorman was born on 13 August 1924 in Worcester, Massachusetts. He died on 27 October 2008 at the age of 84 in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Parents: Albert Xavier Dorman and Katherine Helena Walsh.

Spouse: Constance Ann Butler. Constance Ann Butler and William Stephen Dorman were married on 18 September 1954 in Rahway, New Jersey. Children were: Christopher Robert Dorman.

Arch Campbell Dorsey was born on 15 May 1902. He died on 24 September 1971 at the age of 69.

Spouse: Catherine (Kapie) Buchanan McKelvey. Catherine (Kapie) Buchanan McKelvey and Arch Campbell Dorsey were married on 4 June 1927 in Moundsville, West Virginia. Children were: Lt.Col, Robert George Dorsey, Jacob Henry Dorsey.

Jacob Henry Dorsey was born on 30 August 1929. He died on 8 May 1930 at the age of 0. Parents: Arch Campbell Dorsey and Catherine (Kapie) Buchanan McKelvey.

Lt.Col, Robert George Dorsey was born on 17 April 1928 in Moundsville, West Virginia. He died on 5 October 1994 at the age of 66. Parents: Arch Campbell Dorsey and Catherine (Kapie) Buchanan McKelvey.

Spouse: Ruth Ann Rohman. Ruth Ann Rohman and Lt.Col, Robert George Dorsey were married on 28 April 1961 in Cumberland, Maryland. Children were: Thomas Brooks Dorsey, Robert Samuel Dorsey.

Robert Samuel Dorsey was born on 28 October 1963 in Schofield Barracks, Hawaii. Parents: Lt.Col, Robert George Dorsey and Ruth Ann Rohman.

Thomas Brooks Dorsey was born on 16 August 1962 in Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri. Parents: Lt.Col, Robert George Dorsey and Ruth Ann Rohman.

Sarah Doubleday was born on 21 July 1731 in Boston, Massachusetts. She died on 8 January 1794 at the age of 62 in Willington, Connecticut.

Spouse: Henry Amidon. Sarah Doubleday and Henry Amidon were married on 25 September 1751 in Pomfret, Connecticut. Children were: Jonathan Amidon.

Benjamin John Dow was born. Parents: John Dow and Mary Stedman.

Spouse: Sarah Felch. Sarah Felch and Benjamin John Dow were married. Children were: Nathan Dow.

Eliza Dow was born (date unknown). Parents: Nathan Dow and Susannah Hackett.

Spouse: Russell. Eliza Dow and Russell were married. Children were: Edwin Russell.

Jessie Dow was born (date unknown). Jessie Dow may not have been the daughter of John and Sally (Lance) Dow, but her photo was found in a Lance family album, and until I investigate further, I will assume her to be so (CP - 1997). Parents: Capt. John Dow and Sally Lance.

Capt. John Dow was born (date unknown).

Spouse: Sally Lance. Sally Lance and Capt. John Dow were married. Children were: Lilia Dow, Jessie Dow.

John Dow was born in John.

Spouse: Mary Stedman. Mary Stedman and John Dow were married. Children were: Benjamin John Dow.

Lilia Dow was born (date unknown). Lilia Dow may not have been the daughter of John and Sally (Lance) Dow, but her photo was found in a Lance family album, and until I investigate further, I will assume her to be so (CP - 1997). Parents: Capt. John Dow and Sally Lance.

Nathan Dow was born (date unknown). Parents: Benjamin John Dow and Sarah Felch.

Spouse: Susannah Hackett. Susannah Hackett and Nathan Dow were married on 28 January 1800 in New Hampton, New Hampshire. Children were: Susan Dow, Eliza Dow.

Susan Dow was born on 16 October 1811 in New Hampshire. She died on 3 July 1872 at the age of 60 in Guthrie, Iowa. Susan Dow was from Walden, Vermont. There is a tradition in the Carpenter family that she was descended from native Americans. However, a DNA test taken by her 2nd great-granddaughter Mary Carpenter reveals no native American ancestry. Parents: Nathan Dow and Susannah Hackett.

Spouse: Abijah Howard Carpenter. Susan Dow and Abijah Howard Carpenter were married on 14 May 1827. Children were: Lucinda S. Carpenter, James Howard Carpenter, Eliza A. Carpenter, Mary Jane Carpenter, George Nathan Carpenter, Elmira Carpenter, Myron Dana Carpenter, Oscar "Lewis" Carpenter, Ancil Carpenter, Clarence Taylor Carpenter, Clarissa Carpenter.

Cecil L. Dowers was born (date unknown).

Spouse: Madge Lance. Madge Lance and Cecil L. Dowers were married. Children were: Pauline Dowers, Jean Dowers.

Jean Dowers was born (date unknown). Parents: Cecil L. Dowers and Madge Lance.

Pauline Dowers was born (date unknown). Parents: Cecil L. Dowers and Madge Lance.

Elizabeth Drake was born on 4 November 1675 in Windsor, Connecticut. Parents: Job Drake and Elizabeth Alvord.

Spouse: Joseph Rockwell. Elizabeth Drake and Joseph Rockwell were married on 23 January 1694. Children were: Joseph Rockwell.

Elizabeth Swinnerton Drake was born in 1913. She died in 1974 at the age of 61.

Spouse: Van Ness Harwood. Elizabeth Swinnerton Drake and Van Ness Harwood were married. Children were: Van Ness Harwood, Alden (Sandy) Harwood.

Job Drake was born on 15 June 1651 in Windsor, Connecticut. He died on 19 April 1733 at the age of 81. Parents: John Drake Jr. and Hannah Moore.

Spouse: Elizabeth Alvord. Elizabeth Alvord and Job Drake were married on 20 March 1671 in Windsor, Connecticut. Children were: Elizabeth Drake, Sarah Drake.

John Drake Esq. lived at Ashe in Exmouth, Devon, England. Parents: John Drake and Agnes Kailway.

Spouse: Margaret Cole. Children were: John Drake.

John Drake lived in Otterton, Devon. Parents: John Drake and Miss Crews.

Spouse: Agnes Kailway. Children were: John Drake Esq..

John Drake lived in Otterton, Devon. Parents: John Drake and Christiana Antage.

Spouse: Miss Crews. Children were: John Drake.

John Drake lived in East Budleigh, Devon. Parents: John Drake and Christiana Billett.

Spouse: Christiana Antage. Children were: John Drake.