History of Bridgewater, Massachusetts, Part 33

Author: Nahum Mitchell
Publication date: 1897
Publisher: author
Number of Pages: 442


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13. Moses (s. of Ebenezer 8) and his wife Rachel had Moses, John, Aaron, Rachel, and Rebecca; he d. 1769, æ. 80 .- John Standish was drowned at Plymouth 1787 .- Rebecca Standish m. Zechariah Weston 1751 .- Rachel and Hannah Standish were both m. at Plympton a. 1740.


14. Ebenezer (s. of Zechariah 12, perhaps,) had Mary, Eben- ezer, Averick, and Shadrach .- Shadrach d. at New Bedford 1837, æ. 92 ; he m. Mary Churchill 1771, and had 3 ss. and 5 Ds., and 141 descendants. The Rev. Mr. Holmes preached a funeral sermon at his death, and therein stated that Capt. Miles Standish, the ancestor, was 54 years old when he arrived at Plymouth and 90 when he died : but he d. Oct. 3. 1656, æ. about 72, according to the account given of it by the late Samuel Davis, Esq., and history assures us he was appointed to com- mand the troops raised to go against the Dutch, at Manhattan, in 1653, only three years before he died, and it is altogether improbable that he could then have been 87 years old; he was probably about 36 when he came over, which is corroborated by "New England's Memorial," wherein it is recorded that he went in his "younger time " into the Low Countries as a soldier, and there becoming acquainted with the Church at Leyden came with them to N. England. He was a distant descendant (not a son, as Mr. Holmes supposes), of the Rev. Henry Standish, D.D., Bishop of St. Asaph's in the reign of Henry the 8th.


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Mrs. Bisbee, living in 1809 at Plympton, very aged, was a Standish b. at Captain's Hill in Duxbury .- Betsy Bisbee Stand- ish d. in E. B. 1792, æ. 41 .- Isaiah Standish was in Rochester 1805 .- Sarah Standish m. Daniel French of E. B. 1817 .- Sam'l Standish of Lebanon, Conn., had a son Israel, and a D. Han- nah .- Israel had Elisha, Jonas, Amasa, and Nathan .- Elisha had a s. Lodowick .- Nathan had two ss., one of them Thomas, living in Lebanon ; and another in Bozrah .- Ezra, a respectable man, and cousin of Lodowick, lived in Bozrah.


STAPLES .- Samuel Staples m. Betty, D. of Noah Wash- burn 1765, and had Molly in E. B. 1767 .- Jacob Staples of T. m. Lois Edson.


STARR .- John Starr was one of the original Proprietors of Bridgewater, but never came to reside here.


Jasper Starr and wife (from Boston) settled in S. B .; he died 1792, æ. 84; she d. 1802, æ. 92 (Mrs. Starr d. 1792, æ. 90). He had James and Benjamin .- Benjamin was drowned in a well, 1779 .- Polly m. Luke Leach 1788 .- James, Jr., m. Lois, D. of Benjamin Leach 1797, and Peggy m. Libeus Leach 1797, and all went to Me .- James, Jr., was a Magistrate in Maine, and had Harriot B. 1799, Louisa L. 1802, both b. in S. B.


John and Martha Starr of Boston had Benjamin 1667 .- Com- fort and Mary Starr of Boston had Joseph 1668, and Mary 1671. Benjamin Starr m. Mary Maylam 1713, and Eliza Story 1715. John Starr m. Abigail Day 1706 .- [Boston records] ..


STETSON .- Abishai Stetson (from Pembroke) m. Sarah Crooker, and settled in E. B., and had Molly 1762, Abishai 1764, d. 1771 ; Abigail 1766, Jonathan 1768, Sarah 1770, Abishai 1773, Bethiah 1776. He d. 1777, æ. 39, and his widow m. Solo- mon Packard 1779 .- Molly m. Benjamin Pincin 1787 .- Abigail m. Dyer Robinson 1787 .- Sarah m. Harlow Harden 1795 .- Bethiah m. Calvin Keith 1794 .- Capt. Isaiah Stetson, brother of the preceding, lived also in his youth in E. B., with Col. Ed- ward Mitchell.


2. Jonathan (s. of Abishai 1) m. Huldah Magoun 1791, and went to Carver and afterwards settled in Marshfield, and had Abisha, Sumner, and others.


3. Capt. Abishai (s. of Abishai 1) m. Alice, D. of Ezra Allen 1796, and. had Jennet 1797, died 1820; Sarah 1799, d. 1820; Ethan 1803, Naomi 1805*, Nahum 1807, Nathan 1810, Alice 1813*, Caleb Strong 1815 .- His wife d. 1821, and he m. Mary Johnson of Kingston 1821 .- Nathan went to Pennsylvania, and there m., and was a Preacher, and has returned to E. B .- Ethan m. a Baker, and d. 1831, æ. 29, leaving a D.


4. Nahum (s. of Capt. Abishai 3) settled in S. B., and m. Sarah Wilson, D. of Rev. George Barstow of Hanson, and had George Barstow 1833, Sarah Lazell, Nahum, and Wm. Butler.


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5. Peleg Stetson (from Abington) settled in E. B., and m. Ruth, D. of Perkins Gurney 1775, and had Adam, Peleg, Char- lotte, Sally, Jane .- Adam m. Parna, D. of Capt. Levi Washburn 1817 .- Peleg m. Clarissa Gurney 1818 .- Charlotte m. Jo. Reed 1807 .- Sally m. Isaac Reed 1803 .- Jenny m. John Harden 1803.


6. John Croal Stetson lived in S. B., and afterwards in F. B .; m. Lois, D. of Simeon Leonard 1795, and had Experience Davy 1797, Louisa Leonard 1799, James Oliver 1803, Mary Ann 1811, and d. in S. B. His son James O. m. and lived in E. B., and then in W. B .- Louisa m. the Rev. Mr. Chace of Carver .- Mary A. m. in Foxborough.


Wid. Elizabeth Stetson d. in E. B. 1800, æ. 77 .- Abthiah Stet- son m. Moses Wade 1738, and Jonathan Chandler 1745, and d. 1792, æ. 85 .- Whitcomb of Abington m. Lucy Snell 1796 .- Ruth of Pembroke m. David Snow Whitman 1798 .- Delpha m. James H. Gurney of Roxbury 1813 .- Mary Crooker Stetson m. Timothy Hayward 1817 .- Wid. Experience d. in S. B. 1798, æ. 55 .- Content m. Zenas Crocker .- Mary (or Mercy) m. Oliver Leach 1817 .- Abishai Stetson of Kingston m. Elizabeth James of Hingham (or Cohasset) 1730.


STORRS .- Elijah Storrs came from Connecticut and settled in S. B., and m. Susanna, D. of Isaac Swift 1782, and had Su- sanna 1783, Martha 1785*, and Mary*, and a son *.- Susanna m. Newell Withington 1808 .- Mr. Storrs d. March 1839, æ. 89.


Mary Ann Storrs of Boston m. Laban Burr 1820.


STURTEVANT .- Samuel m. Sarah, D. of William Packard 1769, and had Zophar 1770.


2. Samuel m. Abigail Holmes 1816 (both from Plymouth), and settled in E. B., and had Nahum Mitchell, Sherman Allen, Mary Jewett, Samuel Windsor, Elizabeth Bradford, Levi*, Sil- vanus*, James Henry*, John Tilton, Abigail Holmes, Nathan Dresser, Sarah Jane.


3. Silas (s. of Cornelius of Plympton) m. a Sampson and lived in N. B., and had Ephraim, Silas, Molly, and Elizabeth ; he d. 1814, æ. 84 .- Betsy m. Lewis Johnson 1799.


4. Ephraim (s. of Silas above) m. Abigail, D. of Robert How- ard 1791, and had Lucy 1793, who m. Oliver Howard 1808.


Sarah, I). of Caleb of Halifax m. Josiah Whitman, 1774, and afterwards Jacob Mitchell 1791 .- Patience, D. of Caleb of Halifax m. Jonathan Ames 1783 .- Jesse Fuller Sturtevant m. Anna, D. of James Alger 1771 .- Silvanus m. Polly, D. (perhaps) of David Leonard 1801 .- Foster Sturtevant d. in E. B. 1779, æ. 16 .- James of Mid'o. m. Ann Leach 1769 .- Deborah m. Isaac Doten of Hartford, Me., 1820.


SWIFT .- Isaac Swift (from Sandwich) settled in S. B., and m. Susanna, wid. of Solomon Ames and D. of Samuel Keith


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1749, and had Jireh 1749, William 1752, Susanna 1754, Mary 1759; he d. 1811 ; she 1836 .- William m. Rachel, D. of Simeon Leonard 1795, but had no children ; he d. 1839, æ. 87 .- Susanna m. Elijah Storrs 1782 .- Mary m. Capt. Jacob Leonard 1788.


2. Jireh (s. of Issac 1) m. Lucy, D. of Ebenezer Keith 1776, and had Isaac, Martin, Sion, Ruel, Lois, and others .- Isaac m. Sarah, D. of Nath'l Pratt 1797 .- Martin m. Sarah, D. of Alex. Ames 1809 .- Sion m. Susanna, wid. of Macey Hall and D. of Joshua Washburn 1818 -Reuel m. Mary Borden of Mid'o. 1821. Lois m. Walter Keyes 1793, and another D. m. Charles Brett.


TAYLOR .- Benjamin Taylor and his w. Abiah (a 2d wife a wid. Peterson) lived in E. B., and had a s. Benjamin who m. Martha Childs 1787, and had a s. Walter, and others .- Benja- min, the father, d. 1776, æ. a. 80; she 1800, æ. 76.


Archippus Taylor m. Hannah Warren 1778 .- Benjamin Taylor m. Sarah Torrey 1784.


THAXTER .- Maj. Samuel Thaxter (from Hingham) lived in E. B., and d. here Aug. 6, 1771. He was in the French war, and in Fort William Henry when it was surrendered to the French and Indians 1757, and was one of the few who escaped the massacre which followed by making his way to Fort Edward. He was father of Dr. Thomas Thaxter of Hingham, and Dr. Gridley Thaxter of Ab .; he had also a s. William who d. young.


THAYER .- Richard Thayer arrived in this country from England a. 1640, and settled in Braintree 1641, with 8 children, Richard, Zechariah, Nathaniel, Jael, Deborah, Sarah, Hannah, and Abigail.


Richard, the son, m. Dorothy Pray 1651 ; they had Dorothy 1653, Richard 1655, Nathaniel 1658, Cornelius 1670, and both d. 1705.


Nathaniel (s. of Richard Jr.) m. Hannah Hayden 1679, and had Nathaniel 1680, Richard 1683, Hannah 1686, Zechariah 1687, Ruth 1689, Dorothy, Lydia, Daniel, Deborah, and Esther.


1. Richard (s. of Nathaniel) m. Susanna, D. of Sam'l White, 1708, and came to W. B .; he had Susanna 1710, Enos 1716, Anna 1718, Seth 1721, Micah 1724, Abijah 1726, Jeremiah 1729, Thankful 1731 ; he d. 1760; she 1759. Susanna m. Daniel Field 1733 .- Anna m. Benjamin Edson Jr. 1739 .- Thankful m. Jacob Dunbar 1776 .- No account of Enos or Micah .- In Thay- er's memorial it is said Susanna m. Joseph Lovell of St., and that Anna m. Ephraim Thompson of W. B., and settled in Hal- ifax.


2. Seth (s. of Richard 1) m. Hannah Pray, and settled in N. Bridge. 1744, and had Enos 1744, Hannah 1748, Susanna 1749, Michael 1753*, Molly 1756, Seth 1760 ; he died 1798, æ. 77 .- Hannah m. Daniel Cary 1773 .- Mary m. Silas Hayward 1779.


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3. Abijah (s. of Richard 1) m. Betty, D. of Robert Howard, 1779, and had Betty 1780, Abigail 1782 ; he d. 1805. Abigail m. John Holmes of Halifax 1799.


4. Jeremiah (s. of Richard 1) m. Tabitha Leavit 1756, and had Jeremiah 1757, Richard 1759, Leavit 1761, Molly 1763, Su- sanna 1765, Tabitha 1767, Anna 1769, Abijah 1771, Amy 1773, Solomon 1776*, Betty 1779. Molly m. George Lathrop 1783 .- Susanna m. John Dyer 2d 1783 .- Tabitha m. Thomas Reynolds 1785 .- Anna m. Jonathan Reynolds 1794 .- Abijah m. Sally Bassett 1802 .- Amy m Shepard Snell 1794 .- Betty m. Paul Bailey 1798.


5. Enos (s. of Seth 2) m. Rebecca Curtis 1765, and had Su- sanna 1767, Rebecca 1770. He m. Hannah, wid. of Philip Rey- nolds and D. of William Packard, 1782, but had no children by her.


6. Seth (s. of Seth 2) m. Molly Thayer, and had Enos 1788, Hannah 1789, Micah 1791, Seth 1793, Eliphalet 1795, Zechariah 1797, Zeba 1799, Samuel 1800, Charles 1802. Enos m. Mary Damon of Hanson 1821 .- Hannah m. Thomas Dunbar 1810 .- Micah and Seth went to Springfield .- Eliphalet m. Lydia Stone of E. 1819 .- Zechariah went to Me .- Zeba m. Prudence Stone of E. 1820.


7. Jeremiah (s. of Jeremiah 4) m. Catherine, D. of Barnabas Pratt, 1780, and had Silvina 1783, Thankful 1765, Daniel 1787, Solomon 1789, Omar 1791, Barnabas 1794, Friend 1797 ; he probably had a 2d w. Wealthy, and both d. in Sidney, Me., 1832 ; both æ. 74 .- Silvina m. Timothy Reynolds .- Solomon gra. B. U. 1815 .- Omar went to Sidney .- Barnabas and Friend both are d.


8. Richard (s. of Jeremiah 3) m. Eunice, D. of Dea. Nath'l Edson 1786, and had Earl 1787, Susanna 1790, Huldah Edson 1795, Richard 1798. Susan m. Isaac Fish of Kingston 1813, and had Richard Henry 1815,-Earl m. Orra, d. of Josiah Wil- liams, 1812, and then Mehitabel, wid. of Charles Copeland and D. of Oliver Howard.


9. Capt. Leavit (s. of Jeremiah 3) m. Abigail, D. of Charles Snell, 1783, and had Sally who m. Alpheus Howard 1802, and afterwards a Berry or Perry. He d. 1838.


10. John Thayer (s. of John Jr. of Braintree) and his wife Thankful lived in E. B .; he d. 1808, æ. 51 ; she died 1813, and several of their children d. there. He first m. Elizabeth Hollis 1771, and Eunice West 1781, and had John 1783, and Molly 1784.


11. David Thayer (s. of David probably of Braintree) and his family lived awhile in S. B., and d. there. Some of the family went to Boston, and they all removed. He had Solomon, Cor- nelius, Ebenezer, Hannah, Susanna, Sarah, Mary, and two other


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Ds .; one m. a Blanchard, and the other m. a White. Solomon m. Sarah Hobart 1789 .- Cornelius m. Thankful, D. of Joseph Pope, 1796 .- Ebenezer went to Boston .- Hannah m. Freeman Pope 1795 .- Susannah m. Benjamin Clark .- Sarah m. Major Nathaniel Tomson of H. 1785 .- Mary m. Consider Pratt of Halifax.


Naomi m. Ezekiel Washburn Jr. 1781 .- Henry (s. of Richard of Braintree) m. Philibert, D. of Jacob Packard, 1783, and went to Winchester .- Susanna m. Thomas Pratt 1788 .- Alexander of Braintree m. Lucy, D. of Ebenezer Edson, 1788 .- Deborah of Braintree m. Zenas Packard 1793 .- Joseph of Stoughton m. Sarah, D. of John Richards, 1795 .- Anna of Braintree m. Dea. Eliphalet Packard 1800 .- Sally m. Alpheus Howard 1802 .- Elijah m. Elizabeth Slack 1804 .- Thomas of Randolph m. Cyn- thia, D. of Ebenezer Warren, 1805 .- Barnabas of Braintree m. Susanna, D. of Capt. Parmenas Packard, 1806 .- Silence m. Thomas Cole 1810 .- Deborah of Randolph m. Ebenezer War- ren Jr. 1811 .- John m. Lydia Brown 1811 .- Eunice m. Isaac Brown 1813 .- Rachel m. Barnabas Lathrop 1813 .- Sally m. Francis Tribou 1816.


THOMAS .- James Thomas of Marshfield m. Priscilla, D. of Anthony Winslow, and had James, Winslow, Priscilla, and Deborah Winslow ; he died, and Mr. Winslow, the father-in-law, came and settled in E. B., a. 1770, and brought his D. and these gr. ch. with him. Priscilla m. Samuel Faxon 1783 .- Deborah W. m. Noah Hobart 1789, and died 1834 at Foxborough .- Pris- cilla the wid. d. 1807, æ. 70.


1. James gra. H. U. 1778, followed none of the learned professions, was an agriculturalist and schoolmaster ; he also was Representative of the town, and a Magistrate; he m. late in life Mary Holbrook 1810, but had no children ; she d. 1836, æ. 81 ; he d. 1828, æ. 72. She was gr. D. of Elisha Pierce of Scit. who m. Sarah, D. of Capt. Josiah Edson. Pierce's D. Sarah first m. a Holbrook, father of Mary above, and then a Parks who d. in E. B. 1826, æ. 93.


2. Winslow m. Polly Cole 1790, and had Nathan, d. 1810, æ. 18; and Mary Winslow who m. Dea. William Harris Jr. 1819; he d. 1828, æ. 71.


Levi Thomas of Pem. and Lydia Thomas were m. 1800 .- Mary of Pem. m. Jacob Perkins 1808 .- Lucy of Marshfield m. Nathaniel Pratt .- Lenity m. Nathan Kingman 1770, and after- wards Edward Hayford 1779 .- Betty (sister of Lenity, both from Marshfield) m. Japhet Allen 1761.


THOMPSON .- Archibald Thompson with his wife and son Robert, from Ireland, came to America 1724, lived awhile in Abington, then in S. B., where he d. 1776, æ. 85 ; he made the


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first spinning foot-wheel, probably, that was made in N. E. He had Robert, Thomas, Archibald, James, John, Jane, Betsy, Anna. John died young .- Jane m. Andrew Gamel 1756 .- Betsy m. a Strobridge of Mid'o .- Anna m. a Fulton .- Agnes m. Robert Fulton 1767, qu. if the same .- Jennet m. William Strobridge 1748 ; was she not his D. also ?- Archibald m. Martha, D. of Gain Robinson 1761, and went to Nova Scotia.


2. Robert (s. of Archibald I) m. Margaret Smith of Milton 1754, and had Rachel 1755, Elizabeth 1757, Jennet 1759, Mar- garet 1761 ; he removed to Londonderry, N. H.


3. Thomas (s. of Archibald 1) m. Elizabeth Strobridge 1754, and had John 1755, Mary 1758, Anna 1760, Elizabeth 1763, William 1765, Thomas 1767, Margaret 1769, James ; he d. 1810, æ. 81 ; she d. 1811. Mary m. Cary Hayward 1779 .- Anna m. a Buxton .- Elizabeth m. John Pettengill 1784. William went to Me .- Capt. John m. Jennet, D. of Isaac Allen, 1778, and went to Maine .- James m. Olive, D. of Samuel Cheesman, 1798, and went to Maine ; he had Elizabeth 1799, Olive 1802, and Thomas 1804. Olive m. John Field.


4. James (s. of Archibald 1) gra, Princeton 1761 ; he preached awhile, and was then a preceptor of an academy in Charleston, S. C.


5. Capt. Thomas (s. of Thomas 3) m. Martha, D. of Matthew Kingman, 1792, and had John 1793*, Charlotte 1796, Sophronia, Jane, Martha, John. Charlotte m. Charles Packard 1818 .- John m. Sarah, D. of Asa Jones 1819.


6. Thomas m. Jane, D. of John Washburn, 1745, and had Mary 1746, Abishai 1747, Jane 1749, Margaret 1751, Bethiah 1755.


Jacob of M. m. Freelove Phinney 1761 .- Maj. Nathaniel of Halifax m. Sarah, D. of David Thayer, 1785 .- Betty of Halifax m. Nicholas Wade Jr. 1762 .- Sarah m. Luther Keith 1767 .- Jane m. Nath'l Bolton 1777 .- Mary of Abington m. Abijah Tir- rell 1774 .- Hannah, D. of Dea. Barnabas of Halifax, m. Elisha Mitchell, Esq., 1781 .- Martha m. Jonah Benson 1782 .- Mary of Halifax m. Elijah Hayward 1785 .- Ephraim of Halifax m. Molly Washburn 1791 .- Reuben of Halifax m. Eunice, D. of Nicholas Whitman 1791 .- Rebecca of Halifax m. Lewis Cham- berlin 1793 .- Daniel m. Sarah Snow 1794 .- Jacob of Halifax m. Lucinda Keith 1795 .- Molly m. Edmund Alger 1796 .- Cephas of Mid'o. m. Olive, D. of David Leonard 1892 .- Nathan of Halifax m. Elizabeth Fobes 1802 .- Lucy of Mid'o. m. Charles Shaw 1810 .- Daniel m. Sibil Horton 1813 .- Ezra m. Polly Bates 1813 .- Seth of Halifax m. Bethiah, D. of David Benson 1815. Wid. Mary m. John Tower 1816 .- Charles m. Hannah Pratt 1816 .- Boadicea of Mid'o. m. Simeon Leonard 1817 .- Eliab, Jr.,


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of Halifax m. Levinia Washburn 1819 .- Margaret of Halifax m. Perez Robinson 1819 .- Sarah, D. of Maj. Nathaniel of Hali- fax m. Capt. Charles Rogers 1821 .- Almira m. Sidney Packard. Charity m. Thomas Rogers 1835, the three last are sisters .- James of Halifax m. Abigail, D. of Nathan Allen 1765 .- Marga- ret d. 1815 .- John m. Elizabeth Bisbee of Pem. 1762 .- Peleg (s. of Ezra Thompson of Halifax) lives in E. B.


TILDEN .- John Tilden (s. of John Tilden of Canton) settled in N. B., m. Polly Hayward 1796, and had John 1798, Polly 1801, Susanna 1805, Abigail 1807, Lavinia 1810, Hayward 1812. Polly m. Caleb Howard .- John m. a Reynolds.


Betsy of Hanson m. John Garner 1806 .- Deborah m. Elias Barrell 1813 .- Mary of Hanson m. John Tribou 1810 .- Wm. Smith, keeper of the hotel, E. B., (from Duxbury) m. a Tilden. Nathaniel m. Susanna Brett 1755.


TILSON .- Holmes Tilson m. Olive, D. of Capt. David Pack- ard 1797, and had David 1797, Rhoda 1797, Polly 1800, Emery 1802, Eliza 1804. David lived, in Boston, and had a son Asahel Allen. The rest of the family went to Me.


2. Dr. Elisha Tilson (brother of the above) lived in N. B., and m. Molly, D. of Capt. Zebedee Snell 1792, and had Elisha Snell 1794, who m. Betsy Chandler of Easton 1819.


Polly of Halifax m. William Hooper 1793 .- Joseph of Hali- fax m. Lucinda, D. of Samuel Whitman 1794, and his son Samuel W. lived in E. B .- Rhoda, sister of Dr. Elisha, m. Asahel Allen 1794 .- Lydia T. of Halifax m. Ebenezer Leach 1739.


TIRRELL .- Lydia Tirrell, D. of John Harden of Abington, m. Robert Dawes of E. B., 1742, and afterwards Isaac Tirrell of Abington 1755, and d. in E. B., 1798, æ. 76.


2. John T'irrell and his wife came from Abington, and settled in E. B., and had John and Noah .- John m. Rhoda, D. of Joseph Smith 1794, and d. 1809, æ. 44 .- Noah was drowned 1803, æ. 31 .- John, the father, was a soldier and drum-major in the French war, with Gen. Winslow at Annapolis Royal 1755, and at Fort Wm. Henry in the time of the massacre 1757, and among the few who made their escape to Fort Edward, and was familiarly called Major Tirrell; he d. 1806, a. 70 ; she 1805, æ. 68 .- Rhoda, wife of John, Jr., d. 1830, æ. 54.


3. Lemuel (s. of Jacob and gr. s. of Thomas of Abington) m. a Trask, and settled in N. B., and had Jacob, Lemuel, Zibeon, Abigail, Susanna, Mehitabel, and Mary .- Abigail m. Lewis Hayden of St. 1815 .- Susanna m. Thomas Nightingale of Quincy 1809 ; she is called Experience on the record.


4. Jacob (s. of Lemuel 3) m. Emma Corbet, D. of Ezekiel Reed 1813, lived in E. B., and had Emma Reed 1815*, Rebecca 1816.


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Noah m. Reliance Leach 1794 .- Lucy m. Nathan Warren 1783 .- Oakes of Abington m. Hannah, D. of Issachar Snell, Esq., 1805 .- William m. Deborah Hearsey 1709 .- Betty m. Charles Ramsdell 1783 .- Alexander m. Lydia Bryant 1788.


TOLMAN .- Thomas Tolman's 2d child, Nathaniel, born in Bridgewater 1691.


2. William m. Betty, wid. of Nathan Ames and D. of Eleazar Snow 1757, and had Daniel and Reuben; she afterwards m. Micah White 1768.


3. Daniel (s. of William 2) m. Chloe, I). of Jonathan Boz. worth 1784, and lived in W. B., and had Olive 1784, d. 1814; Israel 1787, Lucinda 1789, Daniel 1791, Cyrus 1793, Reuben 1796*, Chloe 1798, James 1804 .- Olive m. Salter Richmond 1806 .- Lucinda m. Ansel Hayward of Boston 1812 .- Israel m. Susanna Packard, D. of Josiah Williams, Jr., 1813.


Ebenezer W. Tolman of St. m. Mary A., D. of Capt. William Vinton 1820, and lived in E. B. Cynthia of St. m. Ezra Cary 1770 .- James of St. m. Sarah, I). of Nathan Alden, Esq. 1818.


TOMPKINS .- Samuel Tompkins, from Duxbury, was one of the original proprietors of the town ; he lived in E. B .; his wife was Lettice Forster of Scituate, m. 1639 ; he had no children; in his will, dated 1653, he gives all his lands to Francis Cary, who was brought up by and lived with him; he also mentions his brother John Tompkins, cousins Mary Foster, Elizabeth White, and Hannah Dogget ; he was 63 years old. His brother John also lived in Br., and was called "John Tompkins from Salem "; they both probably were froin Salem .- John died, probably, or removed early ; no others of the name have ever resided in the town. The present Francis Cary lives on the same lands which Tompkins gave to his gr. gr. grandfather Francis .- John Tomp- kins had Ruth 1640, John 1642 .- [Boston records.]


TORREY .- Thomas Torrey and his w. Ruth lived in E. B., and had Thomas 1748*, Ruth 1753*, Josiah 1755, Thomas 1758, Philip 1760, and Ruth who lived single.


2. Philip (s. of Thomas 1) m. Mary Dyer of Abing. 1792, and had John 1793, Havelin 1797. She d., and he m. wid. Ro- sanda Nash, D. of Ebenezer Porter 1817.


Lewis Torrey of Mid'o. m. Bethiah, D. of Eleazar Washburn 1809 ; she afterwards m. Josephus Freeman 1823 .- Mary P. m. Erastus Hayward 1813 .- Turner Torrey m. Sally, D. of Issachar Snell, Esq., 1803, and settled in N. B., and had Almedia 1804 .- Sarah m. Benjamin Taylor 1784.


TRASK .- John Trask and his wife Penelope had William 1729, Samuel 1731, Sarah 1733, Abigail 1736, Bathsheba 1741, Phebe 1744 .- Bathsheba m. Ephraim Jackson 1765.


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2. William (s. of John 1) and his w. Bethiah had Betty 1750, Samuel 1753, Molly 1756, John 1757 ; the father d. 1811. Betty m. Abel Edson, Jr., 1771.


TRIBOU .- Thomas Tribou (a Frenchman) settled in Bridge- water as early as 1745, m. Margery, D. of John Pratt 1746, and had Relief 1747*, Isaac 1748, William 1752, Rhoda 1754, Ann 1757, Amasa 1760, Melzar 1766 ; he d. 1811 .- Rhoda m. Daniel French 1792 .- Anna m. Jacob Hill 1780 .- Melzar settled in Mid'o. and had a son Nahum Mitchell. .


2. Isaac (s. of Thomas 1) entered Dartmouth College, but did not graduate ; he m. Molly Lyon of Mid'o. 1780, and lived in E. B., and had Isaac 1781, Molly 1783, Martin 1785, Cynthia 1787, Hannah 1789, Jenny Pateshal 1792, and removed to the westward.


3. William (s. of Thomas 1) m. Amy Belcher 1784, and had Peter 1786, John 1788, Daniel 1790, William 1793, Francis 1795, Charles 1797, Walter Spooner 1799, Sally 1802 ; he died 1815. Peter m. Martha Hall 1817, and had Martin 1818 .- John m. Mary Tilden of Hanson 1810 .- Daniel m. an Ashley, and lives in E. B .- William m. Polly, D. of Asa Ford 1816 .- Francis m. Sally Thayer 1816 .- Walter S. m. a D. of Howland Holmes of Halifax.


4. Amasa (s. of Thomas 1) m. Molly Pratt 1780, and had Alpheus 1782, Relief 1783, Adna 1785. Rhoda 1787, Polly 1789, Francis 1791, Amasa 1793, Zina 1795 .- Alpheus m. Hannah Curtis 1804, and Ruth Clark of Hanson 1809. This family went to Maine.


Thomas Tribou m. Zervia Randall of Easton 1790 .- Francis Treboo of Boston m. Ann Riscomb 1717, and had Ann 1718, Francis 1720, and probably others .- Thomas, first above men- tioned, was probably his son.


TROW .- Bartholomew Trow (s. of Bartholomew of Boston, formerly assistant messenger to the Governor and Council) set- tled in E. B., and m. Molly, D. of Capt. Levi Washburn 1803, and had Bartholomew, William Call, Mary, Joanne, George Augustus, Francis, and Frederick .- Mary m. Henry Johnson, and lives in the city of N. Y .- Bartholomew m. Bethiah, D. of William Eldridge of Chatham ; she died 1838 .- William C. m. Angelina, D. of Elisha Gilmore of Taunton, now of Turner, Me. George A. m. Thankful, D. of George Torrey of Scituate.


TURNER .- George Turner settled early in W. B., and died about 1696, at which date it is recorded that "John Turner set- tled his father, George Turner's estate." We find also on record that Goodman [George] Turner was to maintain his brother John Robbins 1668 .- Thomas Turner was also a town officer here 1678.


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2, John (s. of George 1) and his wife Hannah had John 1686, William 1687, Hannah 1689 ; he and she both d. 1728.


3. John (s. of John 2) m. Mary Bicknell of Weymouth 1717, and had John 1719, George 1722, one 1725", Sarah 1727; they both d. 1753.




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