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INNES, Alexander
1632 - 1679 (46 years) 
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Name INNES, Alexander Birth 9 Nov 1632 Edinburgh, Edinburghshire, Scotland 
Gender Male Burial Oct 1679 Death 9 Oct 1679 Block Island, Kings, Rhode Island, British Colonial America WAC 19 Apr 1999 SGEOR _TAG Reviewed on FS Headstones 
Submit Headstone Photo Person ID I21955 Joseph Smith Sr and Lucy Mack Smith Last Modified 19 Aug 2021
Family ID F12168 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family BRIGGS, Katherine , b. 1639, Lyme, New London, Connecticut, British Colonial America Lyme, New London, Connecticut, British Colonial Americad. 6 Feb 1687, Block Island, Kings, Rhode Island, British Colonial America (Age 48 years) Marriage 9 Apr 1652 Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts, United States 
Children3 sons and 4 daughters Family ID F4242 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 24 Jan 2022
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Notes - He was a Scottish soldier and aide to Bonnie Prince Charlie. He was captured as a prisoner of war by Oliver Cromwell at the Battle of Dunbar on September 3, 1650. Cromwell trounced the Scottish and Jacobites and took many prisoners, but let most of them go. He only kept the more "dangerous" prisoners and transported them to a church in England. They trashed the church. Cromwell got permission to "sell" them into indenture and this is how Alexander Innes came to Lynn, Massachusetts. He appeared on the inventory of property of the Lynn, Massachusetts ironworks when it went bankrupt. He traveled between the ironworks in Lynn and Taunton, Massachusetts. After his marriage, he and his wife, Catherine with her unknown maiden name, moved to Block Island, Rhode Island.
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John Innes
1587–1645
Elizabeth Douglas Innes
1598–
- He was a Scottish soldier and aide to Bonnie Prince Charlie. He was captured as a prisoner of war by Oliver Cromwell at the Battle of Dunbar on September 3, 1650. Cromwell trounced the Scottish and Jacobites and took many prisoners, but let most of them go. He only kept the more "dangerous" prisoners and transported them to a church in England. They trashed the church. Cromwell got permission to "sell" them into indenture and this is how Alexander Innes came to Lynn, Massachusetts. He appeared on the inventory of property of the Lynn, Massachusetts ironworks when it went bankrupt. He traveled between the ironworks in Lynn and Taunton, Massachusetts. After his marriage, he and his wife, Catherine with her unknown maiden name, moved to Block Island, Rhode Island.
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