Leonard Weeks

  Events

• Feb. 4, 1660, "Leonard Weikes'" account for town services allowed.

• In 1662, he was a selectman of Portsmouth.

• In the Constables' rates made in Dec. 1688, Leonard Weeks is given as a resident of Sandy Beach (Rye) and Greenland. 

• In his will-deed dated  28 Dec 1682 Samuel Haines mentions his sons Sam and Matthias and his son-in-law Leonard Weeks.

NOTE: 

There is the possibility that the wife of Leonard is Mary Redman, based on the following:  In June, 1682, Leonard Weeks testified that "20 yrs. ago, he put his horse into his father Redman's pasture, by leave & license of sd. father Redman," "which pasture joineth to the east end of ye planting of lot of John Redman Jr." John Redman, senior, is named about the same time. From this it seems that he may have married, first, a daughter of John Redman, senior. 

Leonard married Mary  Haines, daughter of Deacon Samuel Haines and Ellenor Neate, about 1667 in Greenland, Rockingham, New Hampshire.