1William Richard Cutter, New England Families, Genealogical and Memorial: a Record of the Achievements of Her People in the Making of ..., Vol. 1, p. 502 (1915).
"(II) Stephen (2), son of Stephen (1) and Niobe Paine, born about 1629, in England, inherited from his father a house, barn, bark mill, tannery shop and other property in Rehoboth, and owned also much land in Attleboro and Swansea. He was made freeman in 1657, and was buried in Rehoboth, January 21, 1677. He married, in 1652, Ann Chickering, daughter of Francis and Ann Chickering, of Dedham, Massachusetts. Children: Stephen, born September 29, 1654; Rebecca, October 20, 1656; John, mentioned below; Mary, May 11, 1660; Samuel, May 12, 1662; Elizabeth, August 27, 1664; Sarah, October 12, 1666; Nathaniel, September 20, 1667; Benjamin, March 9, 1675. All were living at the time of his death.
(III) John, second son of Stephen (2) and Ann (Chickering) Paine, was born April 3, 1658, in that part of Rehoboth, which is now East Providence, and had large property in Swansea, Massachusetts, and Providence, and Bristol, Rhode Island.
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