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- Isaac immigrated to America with his wife, Sarah, and son Isaac, Jr. onthe Elizabeth of Ipswich, which arrived at boston in July, 1634. He islisted as "of Capel Saint Mary, county Suffolk", and bound for Watertown.Ages are given as 31 for Isaac Sr., 33 for Sarah, and 4 for son Isaac.
The name of Isaac Mixer is on the earliest list of proprietors ofWatertown (Feb. 1636-7). He was admitted Freeman there on May 2, 1638.
He appears in the Inventory of Grants and the Composite Inventory, butnot in the Inventory of Possessions, indicating that at least for hisfirst decade in Watertown he did not acquire any land from otherWatertown landholders.
In the Inventory of Grants he was credited with six parcels: Homestall ofsix acres; one acre of meadow in Patch Meadow; thirty acres in the GreatDividend; four acres in Beaverbrook Plowlands; four acres of RemoteMeadow; and another homestall of six acres (which was really his grant inthe Town Plot). The Composite Inventory lists four of these pieces ofland, along with the Farm, showing that he had in some manner disposed ofhis parcels in Patch Meadow and the Town Plot.
He was Clerk of the Training Band, April 4, 1654.
He died in 1655. His Will, dated May 8, 1655, mentions his wife Sarah,his son Isaac, and his daughter Sarah Stearns. To his daughter he gave,among other things, "one half of my vessel Diligent." His widow Sarahdied Nov. 24, 1681.
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1602 - 1655 (52 years)