Abraham Speen Type: Person Identifier: 216180 Title: Abraham Speen Unique ID: Abraham Speen 2 Standard Name: Abraham Speen Manuscript Name: Abraham Abraham Speen Abram Speen Abran Spreen Apriam Speen Ethnicity: Natick Family: Father of Isaac Speen Son of Jonas Speen Place Event: Natick, MA Place Vital: Dedham, MA Date: 1693-07-10 1702-06-23 1702-07-23 1702-11-03 1705-06-06 1715-05-27 1718-12-21 1719-05-04 1733-09-11 1737-04-20 1743-06-03 1745 1746-02-27 1747-09-07 1748-01-20 1748-02-17 1749-03-04 1749-03-07 1749-07-16 1755-02-25 1758-05-15 1767-12-22 Mention Type: archival, Natick, MA Events that this Person attendedItem 128275 With other Indians "distinguished to me the only and true proprietors of Natick."Item 129086 Allotted two acres of Wunneet(eo)maik meadow.Item 129098 Granted 2 acres.Item 132433 Wish their names be removed from the petition to annex Needham.Item 132440 Petitioned re: meeting house site dispute.Item 132443 Petitioned with others for new meeting house.Item 132565 Petitioned regarding land sale; advised not to make the sale.Item 132566 Natick Indians petition to grant John Collar 200 acres for the construction of a meeting house.Item 100066 Conference with Penacooc and Caughnawaga Indians regarding trading post and land claims.Item 132666 Listed on census with his wife and 1 child.Item 106956 Signed a deed to J. Osscow.ChildItem 214531 Isaac SpeenParentItem 217122 Jonas SpeenMentions of this PersonItem 51672 With other Indians "distinguished to me the only and true proprietors of Natick."Item 51673 Married Rachel Waban.Item 51674 Wife died.Item 51671 His land transferred to his son Isaac.Item 51669 Allotted two acres of Wunneet(eo)maik meadow.Item 51670 Granted 2 acres.Item 51659 Wish their names be removed from the petition to annex Needham.Item 51660 Petitioned with others for new meeting house.Item 51661 Petitioned re: meeting house site dispute.Item 51657 Petitioned regarding land sale; advised not to make the sale.Item 51688 Natick Indians petition to grant John Collar 200 acres for the construction of a meeting house.Item 10222 Conference with Penacooc and Caughnawaga Indians regarding trading post and land claims.Item 51677 Listed on census with his wife and 1 child.Item 51676 Son Abraham 3 Speen was born.Item 51680 Signed a deed with others to J. Haynes, et al..Item 51681 Signed a deed with others to J. Dudley, et al..Item 51683 Signed a deed to J. Comacho.Item 51684 Signed a deed to J. Osscow.Item 51685 Signed a deed to T Pegan, Jr.Item 51662 Signed a deed to J. Comacho.Item 51682 Signed a deed to J. Ephriam.Item 51686 Signed a deed from his administrator to E. Turner.Show 16 moreSource Manuscripts for this PersonItem 300026 Bacon 1856 Bacon, Oliver N. 1856 A History ...Item 300402 CL&A Congregational Library & Archives & ...Item 300029 Baldwin 1910 Baldwin, Thomas W. 1910 Vital ...Item 300218 Goddard and Bragdon 1988 Goddard, Ives ...Item 300315 MA Massachusetts Archives, Boston. Most ...Item 300318 MaHSC Massachusetts Historic Society Collections ...Item 300403 NVR Natick Vital Records. https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/001262223; ...Item 300537 SMRD Southern Middlesex County Registry ... Relationships Enlarge Citation “Abraham Speen,” Historical Documents of Indians of the Far Northeast, accessed April 24, 2025, https://hrifne.avantlogic.net/digitalarchive/items/show/57980.Item216180 Save this item as a PDF file
