one barton family.net's Genealogy Project: Caleb Kimball b. Abt 1646/7 Ipswich, Essex, Massachusetts Bay, British America d. 18 Sep 1675

Abt 1647 - 1675 (~ 28 years)

Name	Caleb Kimball
Birth	Abt 1646/7	Ipswich, Essex, Massachusetts Bay, British America [1, 2, 3, 4]
Gender	Male
Event	18 Sep 1675	South Deerfield, Hampshire, Massachusetts Bay, British America [5, 6, 7]
	a large body of Indians lay in wait
	at the *Battle of Bloody Brook* during *King Philip's War*
	Location: marsh made by the waters of Muddy Brook
	The Indians attacked killing the 17 settlers, 54 soldiers and wounded many more. Role: Soldier
Death	18 Sep 1675 [1, 3, 4]
	Cause: killed at the *Battle of Bloody Brook*
Burial	Deerfield, Franklin, Massachusetts, United States [4]
	Cemetery: Bloody Brook Mass Grave
Person ID	I14180	Duane's Ancestors
Last Modified	11 Mar 2020

Father	Henry Kimball, b. Abt 1615, Rattlesden, Suffolk, England d. Abt May 1676, Wenham, Essex, Massachusetts Bay, British America (Age ~ 61 years)
Mother	Mary Riddlesdale, b. 1621/2 d. 12 Aug 1672, Wenham, Essex, Massachusetts Bay, British America (Age 50 years)
Marriage	Abt 1640	New England, British America [1, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17]
Family ID	F4500	Group Sheet \| Family Chart

Event Map

	Birth - Abt 1646/7 - Ipswich, Essex, Massachusetts Bay, British America
	Event - a large body of Indians lay in wait,at the *Battle of Bloody Brook* during *King Philip's War* ,Location: marsh made by the waters of Muddy Brook - 18 Sep 1675 - South Deerfield, Hampshire, Massachusetts Bay, British America

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Notes

He was in the expedition commanded by Capt. Lathrop and was killed by the Indians at Bloody Brook during King Phillip's War. He was probably never married, as his estate was divided among his brothers and sisters. Administration was granted to his father Henry and his brother Richard. At the time of his father's death the estate was still unsettled, and Richard is directed to divide it among the twelve children of Henry. There was due from his estate to his father's estate, Å“25, as mentioned in his father's inventory. The total property according to the inventory was Å“50. Among the assets were 7 weeks' wages due fr. ye contry Å“12.2s. (Savage wrongly gives the Caleb that was killed at Bloody Brook as the son of Richard. The above notes will serve to show that it was Caleb, the son of Henry, who was killed. Caleb, the son of Richard, had two children born after this date, and did not die until 1682.)

1. [S222] Samuel Richardson and Josiah Ellsworth, 164, 00469.
2. [S337] Kimball Family vol 1, 36, 00317.
3. [S259] NEHGS Register, 28:242, 00390.
4. [S1122] Find A Grave, Memorial# 64865087, 00974.
5. [S1413] King Philip's War, 112, 00413.
6. [S146] Mass & Maine Families, Vol. 1, 444, 00367.
7. [S1156] Genealogical and Family History of the State of New Hampshire, 3:1100, 01006.
8. [S18] Salisbury and Amesbury, 224, 00466.
9. [S144] Mass & Maine Families, Vol. 2, 392, 00368.
10. [S168] Hamlin Family, 275, 00249.
11. [S337] Kimball Family vol 1, 34, 00317.
12. [S393] The Joseph Kimball Family, 16, 00528.
13. [S259] NEHGS Register, 143:220, 00390.
14. [S895] Book of Dow, 551, 00891.
15. [S931] Bartholomew Heath, 9, 00391.
16. [S1282] Fifty Great Migration Colonists To New England & Their Origins, 314, 01124.
17. [S576] TGMSP, Richard Kimball, 00516.

Caleb Kimball^{[1, 2, 3, 4]}