CASE FAMILY TIME LINE |
YEAR | PERSON | EVENT | SOURCE |
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1634 | Matthias Currin/Curwin | Granted 2 acres next to his house in Ipswich, Massachusetts Bay Colony | The Commoner's Record, Corwin History p.xviii |
21 Oct 1640 | Rev. John Youngs | Rev. John Youngs & part of his congregation go to Southold and Matthias Corwin is one of the principal men. | Corwin History p. xxiii & p. xxiv |
11 Dec 1656 | Matthias Corwin | Appointed a Selectman in Southold | Whitaker's Southold, Craven edition, p.86 |
1st 1/2 1658 | Matthias Corwin | Given house lot in Southold. "N. Second lot east of Horton's Lane. | Whitaker's Southold, Craven edition, p.95 |
1658 | Matthias Curwin | Matthias Curwin died the.. | Southold Town Records Vol. 1, p.116 |
Nov 1658 | Henry Case & Martha Curwin | Married in the last week of November | Southold Town Records Vol. 1, p.464 |
15 Dec 1658 | Henry Case | Granted a lott at the town meeting - providing he live there 3 years. Probably never lived there since he bought a house & barn on 14 April, 1659 | Southold Town Records Vol I, p.206, p. 74 "Page 31" |
14 April 1659 | Henry Case | Thomas Mapes sold to Henry Case the dwelling house, barn.paid in shoes | Case & Allied Families p. 8 |
5 Sept 1659 | Henry Case, Junior | Henry Case Junior is born (1st born son) | Southold Town Records Vol. 1, p. 117 |
1661 | Henry Case | Granted a lot in the 1st Aquabogue (Occabauck) Division. There were 38 lots in Occabauck (250-300 acres) taken by 19 owners. These magnificent lots, extending from Sound to Bay with their 40 rod width, very liberally measured, were lightly held by their most of their owners and changed hands constantly for small consideration. (see 1696 entry for Theophilus Case) | Whitaker's Southold pages 131 & 133 |
1661 | Theophilus Case | is born | no solid source |
1664 | Henry Case | Henry Case dies (as a young man) | Case & Allied Families p.9 |
30 Nov 1664 | New Haven Colony/New York | Long Island is taken from Connecticut and given to the Duke of York, King Charles II's brother, and becomes part of NEW YORK. | Whitaker's Southold p. 106-7 |
early 1660s | Thomas Hutchison | Thomas Hutchison came to Southold from Lynn, Massachusetts | Whitaker's Southold p. 133 |
11 Jan 1665 | Martha Corwin Case | Marries 2nd husband, Thomas Hutchison | Southold Town Records Appendex p.525 |
11 Jan 1665 | Martha Corwin Case | and they live in the same house where Martha and Henry Case had resided. | Southold Town Records Vol. 1, p.119 |
16 Nov 1665 | Martha Corwin Case | Becomes administrator of her late husband Henry Case's estate. | Southold Town Records p.244-5, her Will |
15 Nov 1666 | Thomas Hutchison | Thomas Hutchison & Martha have son, Thomas. | Southold Town Records Vol. 1, p.119 |
28 July 1673 | The Dutch Government | The Dutch fleet of armed vessels come inside Sandy Hook & 2 days thereafter sail up to New York and take possession of the place without the firing of a gun to resist them. | Whitaker's Southold p.113 |
14 Aug 1673 | Thomas Hutchison | Is one of 2 Southold delegates to the Dutch Gov. with the list of 10 requests from the English LI settlers | Whitaker's Southold p.114 |
8 Sept 1673 | Thomas Hutchison | Thomas Hutchison and Thomas Moore chosen as Southold Town Magistrates under the Dutch. | Whitaker's Southold p.116 |
10 Nov 1674 | Dutch out/English in | Dutch formally yield up their NY possessions (LI English settlers have been unenthusiastic about their rule from the 1st). | Whitaker's Southold p.123 |
1675 | Thomas Hutchison | Official list of taxpayers showing 82 names. "Mr. Tho. Hucisson 176 10" | Whitaker's Southold p. 167 |
before Mar 1676 | Thomas Hutchison | dies | |
March 1676 | Martha Corwin Case Hutchison | Is sole exectrix of her late 2nd husband, Thomas Hutchison. Signed: "Martha M Hutchison her mark" | Southold Town Records p.244-5, her Will |
after Dec 1676 | Martha Corwin Case Hutchison | Granted a lot in the 2nd division of Aquabogue, which lots were 60 rods wide, very liberally measured and were often called "the great lots". In this division there were 44 lots and 24 owners. The land mass covered the site of the village of Riverhead and the land westward almost to the Wading River. | Whitaker's Southold p.133 |
March 1676 | Martha Corwin Case Hutchison | Leaves her 1st son, Henry Case Junior the house lott, etc. to have after her decease. (At this date Henry would have been 19 and Theophilus 16/17). | Southold Town Records p.244-5, her Will |
1 Nov 1683 | Suffold County | Suffolk County was organized | Whitaker's Southold p.155 |
1683 | Henry Case & Theophilus Case | Tax list of 1683 containing 98 names includes "Henry Case 35 00" and "Theophilus Case 179 00" | Whitaker's Southold p. 169-170 |
1684 | Theophilus Case Junior | Theophilus Case Junior is born. Eventually has 5 sons. | Cleveland Case Family History in file at Southold Town Historian's office. |
27 Feb 1687/8 | Theophilus Case | Theophilus Case purchases of James Reevs Pekens Island in Tom's Creek. (2001: now named Mill Creek) | Southold Town Records Vol. I, p.15 |
27 Feb 1687/8 | Theophilus Case | James Reeves purchases from Theophilus Cse, by way of exchange, 25 acres of land west of town. (2001: now probably in Cutchoug) | Southold Town Records Vol. I, p.13 |
20 Jan 1692 | Theophilus Case | Theophilus Case and Mary Yongs exchange lands - and void the transacton 29 Feb 1692 | Southold Town Records P. 268 |
1694 | Matthias Hutchison | Son of Martha Corwin Case Hutchison and Thomas Hutchison. Buys family home from Henry Case, Junior: . | Southold Town Records Vol.II, p.311 & Appendix p. 528. |
6 Nov 1694 | Henry Case, Junior | Received a krickthatch lot from Constant Sylvester of Shelter Island | Southold Town Records p. 246 |
25 Feb 1696/7 | Theophilus Case | Theophilus Case, Husbandman, sells to Benjamin Youngs a first lott & meadow in Acquaboag.. Signed:" X mark of Theophilus Case" | Southold Town Records Vol II. p.301 |
17 Feb 1698/9 | Henry Case, Junior | Henry Case, Southold weaver, buys land to the west of town from Samuel Yongs | Southold Town Records p. 246 |
5 Feb 1703/4 | Theophilus Case | Theophilus Case, Carpenter, buys land from Peter Simons - in Accoback | Southold Town Records p. 268 |
26 Oct 1716 | Theophilus Case | dies | Salmon Records |
16 Apr 1720 | Henry Case | dies | Salmon Records |
1732/3 | Theophilus Case, Junior | Theophilus Case gave 2 acres on NW corner of Farm in Aqueboague to "Ye owners of ye westermost Metin Hous in Southold" This appears to be th beginning of the Jamesport cemetery.. | per Barbara Rollins notes taken at Southold Town Historian's office from Case file folders. Also Whitaker's Southold p.165 |
1735 | Theophilus Case, Junior | Moved to Morris County, NJ | per Barbara Rollins notes taken at Southold Town Historian's office from Case file folders |
30 March 1740 | Henry Case (who is this?) | Henry Case "burned to death". | Salmon Records, Deaths 1696-1811 |
1741 | Theophilus Case, Junior | Elected Surveyor of Highways in Roxbury, NJ. Also organized a Congregational Church in N.J. | Excerpt from letter to Mrs. Strange located in Case Institute, Cleveland, Ohio. |
1765 | Theophilus Case, Junior | Dies in Roxbury, New Jersey | |
1792 | Southold | Town of Riverhead set off from Town of Southold (Aquaboag becomes part of Riverhead) | |