Pioneers of St. Clair County, Michigan - Person Sheet
Pioneers of St. Clair County, Michigan - Person Sheet
NameWilliam ALMY 
2447, p 15
2447, p 15Birthabt 1600, England2850
Removal1642, Portsmouth, Newport, Rhode Island2850 Age: 42
WillFeb 16762568, p 61 Age: 76
Death28 Feb 1677, Portsmouth, Newport, Rhode Island2850 Age: 77
Probate23 Apr 16772568, p 61 Age: 77
FlagsEarliest Immigrant
Individual Notes
• WILLIAM ALMY1 (Christopher, Thomas, John) b a gentleman, probably in dunton Bassett or South Kilworth, about 1600, d in Portsmouth 28 Feb 1677. William was the first settler of the Almy name in America. He first appeared in Massachusetts Bay in 1631, later returned to England with his wife, Audrey, and again embarked on the ship Abigail in 1635 with his wife and two children. He went to Lynn, Mass., then to Sandwich, Mass. He sold his lands there about 1642 and settled permanently in Portsmouth.2850
• His will, dated February 1676, was proved April 23, 1677, in which he mentions his “daughter Anne,” who married John Greene, Deputy Governor of Rhode Island.2568, p 61
• His will, dated February 1676, was proved April 23, 1677, in which he mentions his “daughter Anne,” who married John Greene, Deputy Governor of Rhode Island.2568, p 61