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14 III MARGARET,3 b. April 3, 1696[A].
15 IV SARAH,8 b. Aug. 22, 1698[A]; m. May 9, 1717[A], (10?) EDWARD GOOD- WIN of A.
16 V MARY,8 b. Aug. 13, 1700[A].
17 VI ELIZABETH,3 b. Nov. 18, 1702[A].
1S VII DOROTHY,8 b. March 6, 1704-5[A].
19 VIII JOHN,3 b. Nov. 12, 1707[A].
20 IX ABIGAIL,3 b. April 5, 1710[A].
4 THOMAS' WORTHEN ( Ezekiel), of Amesbury, b. 1667 ; pub. May 11, 1700[A], to Hannah Annis of Nb .; d. June 18 [probate] or 19[A], 1702. Wid. Hannah adm. est. July 13, 1702; m. July 19, 1704[A], (9) EPHRAIM2 WEED. [See note, p. 214.] Children :
21 I DOROTHY,3 b. Oct. 5, 1700 [1699 on A. rec.]; liv. 1715, A Dorothy m. Dec. 20, 1721[A], (3) REUBEN DIAMOND, both of A.
22 II JUDITH,3 b. March 14, 1702[A]; liv. 1715. A Judith m. Dec. 21, 1721[A], (7) THOMAS3 ELLIOT.
5 GEORGE? WORTHEN (Ezekiel!), of Amesbury, "husband- man," b. 1669 ; m. Anne -; "snow-shoe man," 1708. Chil. :
* Josiah Heath of Hv. deeded land to his son-in-law Samuel " Warthen " of Hv., in 1710.
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23 I PRISCILLA,8 b. Feb. 27, 1699-1700[A]; d. young.
24 LI PRISCILLA,3 b. Oct. 19, 1703[A]; m. Jan. 12, 1724-5, (18) EZRAª GOULD.
25 LI ANNE,8 b. Jan. 18, 1704-5[A]; m. March 10, 1723-4[A], DAVID TUXBURY (9 John?).
26 IV CHARLES,8 b. Dec. 7, 1706[A]; m. Nov. 14, 1728[A], (20) MEHITABLE3 GOULD; d. March 22, 1740 [ Union Cemetery]; wid. Mehit. ap. adm. est. May 5, 1740. She m. June 1, 1743[A], (38) Ens. DAVID3 CLOUGH; d. Aug. 3, 1766. Chil .: Joseph,4 b. ab. 1730; Charles+ and Ezra,4 b. after 1730, and Anne,4 b. after 1737.
27 V GEORGE,3 b. March 20, 1709[A]; pub. Dec. 8, 1730[A], to (53?) MER- BIAM4 BARNARD. Dau. Merriam" b. Oct. 2, 1731[A].
28 VI DEBORAH,3 b. April 15, 1712; prob. m. 1732, (29) JONATHAN4 MARTIN. 29 . VII JUDITH,3 b. Sep. 28, 1717.
30 VIII AQUILA,8 b. Sep. 6, 1721.
6 EZEKIEL2 WORTHEN (Ezekiel1), of Amesbury, b. 1672; m. Dec. 26, 1704[A], (13?) ABIGAIL3 CARTER. Children :
31 I MARY,3 b. Nov. 2, 1705[A].
32 II JACOB,3 b. Jan. 21, 1707-8[A]; pub. Oct. 19, 1728[A], to SARAH4 LAN- CASTER (12 Henry3?).
33 III EZEKIEL,3 b. March 18, 1703-10[A]. Isaac,+ son of Ezekiel Jr. and Hannalı, b. Aug. 29, 1733[A]. [69 HANNAE+ CURRIER?].
34 IV THOMAS,3 b. Feb. 3, 1711-2. A Thomas of Hv. m. Jan: 3, 1733-4[4], JANE+ MARTIN, of A. (16 John3?). [Prob. son of (8) SAMUEL2?]
35 V ABIGAIL,3 b. May 24, 1714.
46 VI HANNAH,8 b. July 25, 1716.
37 VII MARTHA,3 b. -. A Martha of A. pub. Feb. 16, 1739-40[S], to (+8?) -PAUL4 MORRILL. 38 VIII MEHITABLE,3 b. June 4, 1722.
39 IX ANNE,8 b. Nov. 24, 1724.
40 X SAMUEL,3 b. March 31, 1727.
41 XI EPHRAIM,3 b. Aug. 28, 1728.
¢ Unclassified Records.
1 Mary Worthen, adult, bp. April 28, 1723, [S. chh. ].
2 Mary Worthen Jr. m. Samuel Goodwin Jr. July 8, 1725[A].
3 Mary Worthen Jr. m. (13?) JOHN3 JIMSON Jr., both of A., Aug. 18, 1726[A].
4 Mary Worthen m. SAMUEL5 BUSWELL Jr. (23 Sam.4), both of S. Jan. 3, 1726-7[S].
5 Abigail Worthen pub. to Ebenezer Fowler, both of S., Sep. 23, 1730[s].
6 Hannah Worthen pub. to Nathan Colby Dec. 6, 1735[A].
1 EDWARD YOUNG,* of Newbury, Haverhill, Salisbury, and Gloucester; m. May 30, 1683[Hv], (9) HANNAH2 WHITTIER [he
* Parentage unknown. An EDWARD YOUNG of Boston, " fishermau," 1675. FRANCIS YOUNG m. Rebecca Chapman Dec. 4, 1678, in Ip., chil. b. there.
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was then of Nb]; will Aug. 12, 1734 ;* July 25, 1743; no wife ment. Children :
2 I HENRY, b. Jan. 11, 1683-4[Hv]; m. Feb. 2, 1709-10[S], (24) RUTH8 MOR- RILL; res. S .; S. soldier 1703 and '10; d. Sep. 7, 1716; adm. est. Sep. 29, 1716; acct. 1720. Wid. Ruth m. bef. 1729, - Edwards. Child: Hannah, m. Dr. Simeon Brown; liv. 1734.
3 II HANNAH, b. Sep. 27, 1685[Hv]; m. Dec. 9, 170S[S], (10?) WILLIAM HACKETT [or HASKETT]; liv. 1734.
4 III JOHN, b. March 7, 1687-8[Hv]; S. soldier 1710; not ment. in will, 1734.
5 IV THOMAS, b. Jan. 17, 1600-1[Nb]; liv. 1734.
6 V RICHARD, b. Sep. 7, 1693[Nb]; liv. 1784.
7 VI WILLIAM, b. -; liv. 1734.
8 VII ELIZABETH, b. April 1, 1703[S]; d. 1703[S].
1 SAMUEL1 YOUNGLOVE, of Ipswich, "butcher," b. 1605 or '6 ;+ came in the "Hopewell," 1635, with wife Margaret, b. ab. 1607. They were in Ip. in 1635, and both were liv. there in 1687-8. Inv. est., or date of his death, Oct. 24, 1689, presented Nov. 26, 1689 ; adm. granted son Joseph, by consent of his bro. Samuel. " His grandson, Samuel Griffin of Gloster," was ap. adm. of "est. which has not been administered upon," Feb. 7, 1722-3. Children :
2 I SAMUEL,2 b. ab. 1634; m. 1st, Aug. 1, 1660, SARAH KINSMAN; 2d, - 1680-'5, wid. SARAH ELLIOT; 3d, after 1695, Mary Roe. +
3 II JOSEPH,2 b. -; m. Jane -; res. Ip .; supported his parents in their old age, 1687-8; will July 14, Aug. 4, 1712; no chil .; wife Jane and "cousin" [nephew] Samuel Younglove ment. Jane was his wife in 1696 and prob. earlier; liv. 1723.
. 4 III JOHN,2; b. -; m. Sarah - +
5 IV JAMES,2} b. -; no family; of Ip. 1659; rem. to Brookfield; bro. John adm. est .; inv. est. Jan. 13, 1667[5v].
6 V A DAUGHTER,2 b. -; m. - Griffin; son Samuel, in 1722, as above. Perhaps other children.
MATTHEWS YOUNG m. Eleanor Hayes, April 23, 1696[Nb]. [This should prob. be Matthias Young m. (3) ELEANOR HAYNES.]
"Edward Young of Salisbury, now residing in Gloucester."
t See Sv. and deposition G. R., 1862, p. 49.
# We have found no positive proof that John and James were sons of Sam- uel;1 but all the facts known render the supposition highly probable. The daughter is inferred from the grandson Sam. Griffin.
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2 SAMUEL2 YOUNGLOVE [or YOUNGLIFFE] (Samuel1), of Ipswich, "wheelwright,"* b. ab. 1634; m. 1st, Aug. 1, 1660[Ip. ], (4) SARAH KINSMAN ; 2d, 1680-'5, (3) SARAH2 HADDON [wid. of (1) EDMUND' ELLIOT]; 3d, after 1695, Mary Roe ;} free- man 1671; commoner of Ip. 1678 ;į liv. Feb. 1702-3; adm. est. gr. "eldest son " John, Jan., 1706-7.+ Children :
7 I SARAH,3 b. Feb. 5, 1662-3[Ip]; m. June 20, 1684[Ip], John Shatswell, who prob. had a wife Lydia in 1700.
8 II SAMUEL,3 b. Oct. 30, 1665[Ip]; d. March 10, 1665[Ip].
9 INI MARY,8 b. March 17, 1667-8[Ip]; prob. m. April 29, 1690, (3) JACOB2 ROWELL; d. 1691.
10 IV SAMUEL,3 b. July 27, 1671[Ip]; d. bef. 1707.
11 V MERCY,3 b. May 25, 1676[Ip].
12 VI JOHN,8 b. Aug. 29, 1677[Ip], [by 1st wife]; "eldest son" in 1706; liv. 1713.
13 VII SAMUEL,3 b. after 1695, [by wife Mary]; liv. 1712.
4 JOHN? YOUNGLOVE (Samuel1), Mr .; m. Sarah -. He is supposed to have rem. from Ipswich to Brookfield,§ and to Had- ley ab. 1675 ; a teacher and preacher, per. not ord. ; d. in Suffield, June 3, 1690. Wid. Sarah d. Jan. 17, 1710-1. Children :
14 I JOHN,8 b. -.
15 HI SARAH,8 b. -; m. Sep. 25, 1632, John Taylor; res. Suffield.
16 III MARY,8 b. -; m. Dec. 2, 1689, Thomas Smith; res. Suffield.
17 IV LYDIA,8 b. -; m. April 26, 1693, George Granger; res. Suffield.
18 V HANNAH,8 b. -; m. Dec. 11, 1695, George Norton; res. Suffield.
19 VI SAMUEL,3 b. Feb. 10, 1676; m. July 28, 1696, Abilene Hunter.
20 VII JOSEPH,3 b. Nov. 26, 1682; m. Anna -; res. Suffield.
21 VIII JAMES,8 b. -; m. [Oct. 6, 1701?], || Hannah Phelps; d. in Suffield, -1723.
* Called " butcher" once, in deed, 1693.
t Wid. Mary sold to John,3 her share of property, and her child's part, by advice of her bro., Sam. Roe, Dec., 1707. Wife Sarah was living in April, 1096, ind perhaps in March, 1699-1700.
# Prob. the Sam. Younglove, aged 40, oath al. at No., 1678.
§ (90) John Aires, John Younglove, and three others were a committee to idmit inhabitants to " Quabaug," or Brookfield, in 1667.
Il The " Hadley Families " gives this as date of birth, which is, of course, mpossible.
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THE PETITION IN FAVOR OF MRS. BRADBURY, July 22, 1692, was signed by the following persons :*
John Allin
Samuell Felloes sen"
Mary Allin
Sam" Felloes jun"
Benjamin Allin & Rachel his wyfe
Abigail Felloes
William Allin
Joseph Fletcher & his wyfe
Henry Ambros & his wyfe
Joseph French
Nathanel Brown
John French sen*
Hannah Brown
Mary French his wyfe
Abraham Brown & his wyfe
Abigayl French
William Buswell
Samuel French & his wyfe
Sarah Buswell
Elizabeth Gettchell
Isaac Buswell & his wyfe
Sam" Gill & his wyfe
William Carr
Andrew Greley & his wyfe
Elizabeth Carr
Philip Grele and his wyfe
Marthe Carter
Sarah Hacket
John Clough & his wyfe
William Hooke
Tho: Clough & his wyfe
Elizabeth Hooke
Sam" Colby
Richard Hubbard
Sarah Connor widow
Matthew [Martha] Hubbard his wyfe
John Connor & his wyfe
Richard Long & his wyfe
Robert Downer
John Maxfield
Sarah Downer
Elizabeth Maxfield
Rodger Easman
Daniel Moody
Sarah Easman
Elizabeth Moody
Sam1 Easman
Isaac Morrill
Elizabeth Easman
Phebee Morrill
Benj. Eastman Ann Easman
Susannah Morrill
Nathaniel Eastman
Willi: Osgood
Elizabeth Easman
Abigayl Osgood
John Eastman &
Onesiphris Page & his wife
Mary Eastman his wife
Joseph Page
Joseph Eaton
Martha Pike
Jarves Ring
Mary Eaton his wife Ephraim Eaton
Hannah Ring
Tho: Evens Hannah Evens
Ephraim Severans
Lidia Severans
* Persons bearing the same surname have been brought together, for con- venience of reference. Martha Pike [wife of Maj. Robert] heads the list, followed by Wm. and Sarah Buswell. Most, if not all, were residents of Salis- bury.
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Susanah Severance
Joseph True & his wyfe
Sarah Shepherd
Benony Tucker
Richard Smith & his wyfe
Ebenezer Tucker
Nathanel Stevens & his wyfe
Meres [Morris] Tucker & his wyfe
Hannah Stevens widdow
John Watson & his wyfe
John Stevens
Nathanel Whitter
Dorethie Stevens
Mary Whitther
Joanna Stevens
Ephraim Winsley
John Tomson
Mary Winsley his wyfe
Steven Tongue & his wyfe
EXTRACTS FROM AN ORDER BOOK of Capt. (2) HENRY" TRUE, of Salisbury, Commissioned Oct. 29, 1696 .*
"A Cording to an order from the Right Honrable ye Lieut gouerncur : for the detaching fouer soldiers for releass four at wells namly Jacob Morrell John osgood Sam": Collens & Hezekiah purinton bareing date the 24th day of December 1696: In pursuance where of by my order: Sam" : norton John Greley Jsraell Hoyt & Nath": osgood were detached the 26th day of December 1696: & sent to wells to Capt Bracket according to ye Lut gouernours order Dember ye 31st: 1696 vnder the Conduct of Mr Jsaac Morrell"
Joseph French "prest" by Capt. True, May 12, 1607, to serve May 14, at "Nubury."
Two soldiers " prest," April, 1697: " Joseph norton Sen': & Ben Eastman Jr." Col. Peirce ment. in both cases above, also below.
Joseph Norton Sen. and Ben™ Eastman Jr. released.
Thomas Baker and Joseph Norton Jr. "prest" June 22, 1697.
March, 1697-8, ten men sent to Hv .: Henry True Jr., Edward French Jr., Jacob Bradbury, Caleb Norton, Ephraim: Winsley, Zackrie Eastman, Dan": Flanders, Sam" : Collins, sent by conduct of En. John Wadley; "prest" by Jarues Ring & Ben™ Eastman.
Other soldiers: John Eastman, April, 1698; Wm. Carr, June, 1698.
"Andrew Greley's garrison," July, 1698; Richard Bartlett & Wm. Haskell recd. of Capt. Fry & sent to garrison as above. [Prob. from Nb. or Hv.]
"Conserning or scouting: we intended to take turns round the town but we found it wold not attaine ye end; therfore on nouember ye 11th 1702 Sergnt Will Osgood had orders to scout with Joseph flanders John Ring Tho. Morel! & Nath" osgood & to range the woods on ye back side powas hill & to y' new medows & to batts hill or grape hill & to ye grate plaine & to folow his orders. if yy meet wth any Indians to take y & not to kill them if posible but to use them as kindly as they Cold & to Cary them to maior noyc: & to giue me intiligence if they se any thing more then ordanary that so I might giue the same to Colo Peirce & c."
"Conserning or garisoning orders was giuen forth -: for Isaac Morrells to: himself Jarues Ring: or Sargent osgood: for ye plaine to abram browns to himself & Sargnt Page to Sergent Morrels to himself & Sergut gill: to Andrew Greleys: to Richard Smith & henry Ambrus To M' Cushings Ensign Eaton &
* Lt. Brown and En: Eaton, same time. There are other lists of names and items of interest in this book, of later date.
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Sergat True & to Jeremy Allins himself Sergnt Tho Bradbury & Sam" East- man: & ye men ordered to doe ye worke at the seuerall garrisons according to yr order & direction: giuen vnder my hand the 11th of nouember: 1702 " "H. T."
"At yª same time orders was given to Ben™ Eastman & Will True for his & to Nath": Eastmans to Lieut Brown & himself to Philip Browns to himself & to Cornet Hubbard with the men also to attend ye work &c."
"Nov. 25, 1702 order was giuen to Sergat Osgood to detach or impres: Corp" John Flanders Philip Flanders will Hacket Jr. Joseph French J., & Thomas Flanders to scout in ye woods according to the orders giuen to him the 10th Inst: & to Continew till farther order." [Signed by H. T. & N. B.]
A list of one quarter* of the foot company "to be in readiness for service if called for," Nov. 25, 1702: Will Car, Jams French, Danell Moody, Rob~ Carr, John Dowener, Jo" Stockman, Dan" Morrell, John greley, Sam" Felloes Jr., Benm Steuens, Jon : Martin, Georg Brown, Nath" Eastman, Rodg" Estman, Jon Webster Jr., Jos Purinton, John Shopurd, Sam" Carter. "The men were notified to attend their duty by L. B. & myself."
On the next page is this list: Tho Carter, Ed Estman, Will Hackett, Steuen Flanders, Nath" Osgood, Tim. French: S., Ephra™ Collins, Hen Young, Mosess Gatchell, John Maxfield, Joh Darlin, Eben Page, Cornelius Clough, John Gill. Benõ Sille, Job: Rowell. Above men apparently " detached," May 10, 1703.
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MINISTERS OF THE FIRST CHURCH, SALISBURY.
1st, Rev. WILLIAM WORCESTER, 1639; d. Oct. 28, 1662; p. 368.
2d, Rev. JOHN WHEELWRIGHT, Dec. 9, 1662; d. Nov. 15, 1679; p. 356.
3d, Rev. JAMES ALLEN, called from Boston 1682; ord. May 4, 1637; d. March 3 or 4, 1695-6; p. 34.
4th, Rev. CALEB CUSHING, of Scituate, May, 1696; ord. Nov. 9, 1698; d. Jan. 25, 1752; p. 124.
5th, Rev. EDMUND NOYES, of Newbury, ord. Nov. 20, 1751; d. July 12, 1809, in the 81st year of his age.
SECOND CHURCH [WEST], SALISBURY [ROCKY HILL].
" Lines drawn," Sep., 1718; members dismissed from First to Second [West] + Church and Society, Nov. 7, 1718; church gathered, Nov. 19, 1718.
Rev. JOSEPH PARSONS installed pastor, Nov. 26, 1718; d. March 13, 1739, in the 69th year of his age.
Rev. SAMUEL WEESTER, D. D., ord. Aug. 12, 1741; d. July 18, 1796; p. 345. MINISTERS OF THE FIRST CHURCH, AMESBURY.
1st, Rev. THOMAS WELLS; settled 1672; d. July 10, 1734; p. 350.
2d, Rev. EDMUND MARCH, of Newbury, ord. and settled July 3, 1728.
3d, Rev. ELISHA ODLIN, of Exeter, N. H., ord. and settled Jan. 25, 1743-4; d. Jan. 21, 1752, in the #1st year of his age.
4th, Rev. THOMAS HIEBERT, of Rowley, ord. and settled Nov. 6, 1754; d. 1793. SECOND CHURCH [WEST], AMESBURY.
Organized May 19, 1726. Rev. PAIN WINGATE, Ist pastor, ord. June 3, 1726.
* The "foot company " must then have numbered about 72 men.
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P. 5. " Francis Dow " should probably be Francis Dore. [See p. 132.]
P. 19. It would appear that William Hoyt had a seat assigned him in the meeting-house when only seven years old.
P. 21. " Will: Scammon" should doubtless be Sammon.
P. 29. Names, whether in Italics or Roman, placed in parentheses after a per- son's surname, indicate the father and other ancestors of that person. P. 30. "Row." should be Rw.
P. 31. 9 JOSEPH2 ALLEN. See p. 83; also "Es. Antiquarian," Feb., 1899, which gives 17 chil. of (9) Joseph;2 and a full genealogy of the descendants of (1) WILLIAM1 ALLEN, down to 1800.
P. 32. 14 SARAH3 ALLEN. A deed, 1711, ment. John Gorden, formerly of Exeter, now of S. See notes, pp. 178, 353.
P. 33. 8 BENJAMIN2 ALLEN d. Sep. 3, 1723, in Rehoboth. See p. 83; also "Es. Antiquarian," Feb., 1899, which gives his 8 other chil., and states that (31) JEREMIAH3 was living in Rehoboth, blacksmith, in 1736-7.
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P. 34. 1 HENRY! AMBROSE. Wid. Susanna m. Oct. 2, 1663, (1) JOHN1 SEVER- ANCE.
P. 35-6. 1 JOHN ASH. Wid. Mary liv. 1706, name Ash.
2 MARY m. 2d, ab. 1692, (4) JAMES HALL. +
6 BETHIA. Erase " prob." before mar .; she liv. 1706.
8 SARAH, or possibly (7) SARAH, m. John Stevens of S., "late ferry- man," bef. 1720. [P. 328.] [(9) JUDITH m. (35) JONATHAN" EATON ?!
P. 37. 17 ELIZABETH3 AYER prob. m. Feb. 22, 1676[Hv], (18) JOHN3 CLEMENT. P. 38. 37 SAMUEL3 AYER, Lieut. Erase "prob." bef. mar. He d. in Salem, N. H., Jan. 2, 1743-4. Wid. Eliz. d. Nov. 29, 1752. Chil .: Hannah,+ b. Nov. 29, 1694; Peter,+ b. Oct. 1, 1696; Samuel,4 b. Aug. 4, 1608; William,4 b. Feb. 6, 1701-2; Ebenezer,4 b. Feb. 18, 1704-5; Elizabeth," b. Jan. 26, 1707-8; Simon,4 b. Dec. 26, 1709; Sarah,4 b. May 18, 171i. P. 40. 73 MEHITABLE+ AYER. See p. 83.
P. 43. Unclassified Record No. 7. A Ruth Ayer, wid. of Thomas, d. in Methuen, March 17, 1734.
The "Bigelow Genealogy" gives supposed English ancestors of John Biglo of Watertown, with spellings " Baguley " and " Beagely." We find no Orlando among them; but the name is more like BAGLEY than Bigelow. Possibly the two names have a common origin.
P. 44. 7 JACOB BAGLEY. See p. 83.
9 JOSEPH BAGLEY. See p. 83.
6 JOANNA2 BAILEY. Attention has been called, by Mr. F. L. Bailey, to the fact that the will of (1) JOHN' BAILEY does not call the wife of Wy.1 HUNTINGTON, his dau., though he gives a legacy to her and her chil .; hence the relationship is not absolutely proved.
P. 45. 10 JOSEPH3 BAILEY of Nb. 1695, but of "Cape Porpus" 1700.
P. 46. See " IMPORTANT CORRECTIONS," p. 386.
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P. 4S. 69 JOHN3 BAILEY, res. Hv. in 1715.
P. 49. RICHARD BALL. See p. S3.
P. 50. 17 TRISTRAM3 BARNARD m. (19) RUTH3 MARTIN.
20 JOHN3 BARNARD m. (10) SARAH3 MACT.
P. 51. 32 NATHANIEL+ BARNARD prob. m. (27) ELIZABETH4 MARTIN. 33 JOHN.4 Nov. 30, 1703, may be correct date of birth. See p. 83. 34 MEHITABLE4 m. (19) DANIEL3 GOULD.
P. 52. 42 JONATHAN4 BARNARD, Capt., d. Sep. 27, 1770. See p. 83. 47 SAMUEL4 m. Feb. 20, 1735, (61) ELIZABETH MORRILL4; res. S. Hm. 17 TRISTRAM3 BARNARD m. (19) RUTH3 MARTIN.
P. 53. 60 MARY2. The "Macy Family " gives (3) NATHL.2 BARNARD m. Mary Barnard, It could not have been (60) MARY2, unless she was b. 1648, or was a second wife.
P. 54. 9 REBECCA2 BARNES. See p. 83.
P. 56. 29 RICHARD+ BARTLETT d. 1761, aged 80.
31 TIRZAH4 m. Jan. 22, 1708, Josiah Sawyer.
P. 57. 34 RICHARD4 BARTLETT, Capt., m. 2d, Dec. 8, 1720, (12) SUSANNA8 SINGLETARY [wid. of (43) EDMUND3 EASTMAN]; d. 1749-50; wid. Susanna d. 1761. Will p. 59, Rec. No. 2.
37 DANIEL4 BARTLETT, Dea., d. 1756.
38 JOSEPH4 m. 1st, Dec. 5, 1717, ELIZABETH TUXBURY (9 John, Henry), ' who d. Oct. 6, 1718; 2d, April 27, 1721, (69) SARAH+ HOYT.
40 STEPHEN, + Dea., d. April 10, 1773, in his 82d year; wife Hannah d. Jan. 15, 1768. Capt. Stephen Bartlett, prob. his son, d. Feb. 5, 1769, in his 52d year.
P. 58. 20 CHRISTOPHER3 BARTLETT. Blaisdell papers give wid. Deborah m. (15) JOHN3 KIMBALL, Dec. 7, 1713, instead of 1715.
P. 59. 61 MARY4 BARTLETT may be the one who m. in 1700, (43) JOHN3 STE- VENS Jr.
Unciassified Rec. No. 2 relates to (34) RICHARD4 BARTLETT.
1 CHRISTOPHER1 BATT. See p. 83.
P. 61. 4 ELIZABETH3 BEEDLE per. m. June 2S, 1708, (100) JOHN DAVIS.
3 THOMAS3 BEEDLE m. (4) ELIZABETH" GOULD.
F: 62. 1 HENRY1 BILEY. See p. 83.
P. 63. 3 REBECCA2 BILEY, h. ab. 1638; d. April 30, 1683. [See "Es. Antiqua- rian," Feb., 1899, p. 31.]
P. 64. 9 ELIZABETH3 BLAISDELL prob. did not d. young. See p. S3.
8 HENRY3 BLAISDELL. Wid. Dorothy m. March 7, 1709-10, (30) THOMAS? AYER.
P. 65. 35 JONATHAN+ BLAISDELL m. HANNAH JONES (24 John, Joseph, Robert).
P. 66. 38 SAMUEL+ BLAISDELL. Wife Judith liv. 1766. Adm. est. Samuel Blaisdell, "joiner," granted son Oliver" Blaisdell, May 29, 1769.
P. 69. 19 HANNAH2 BOYNTON prob. m. 2d, bef. 1688, - Batchelor.
P. 72. 1 CHRISTIAN BROWNE. See p. 84.
P. 73. 3 NATHANIEL2 BROWN commissioned Lieut., Oct. 20, 1696.
P. 74. 19 ABIGAIL3 BROWN. For "JOSEPH3 FRENCH;(Sam.,2 Edward1?) " read (32) JOSEPH4 FRENCH (Joseph,3 Joseph,2 Edward1).
27 ANN3 BROWN m. (6) ROBERT SMITH.
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P. 76. 56 ABNER& BROWN. For "MARY8 MORSE (Benj.,2 Anthony1?)" read (78?) MARY4 MORSE.
P. 78. See " IMPORTANT CORRECTIONS," p. 386.
P. 79. 4 SARAH BUCKMAN m. ab. 1713, (31) ABRAHAM& COLBY.
P. 80. 2 WILLIAM2 BUSWELL, b. ab. 1626.
8 JOHN3 BUSWELL, (10) WILLIAM3 and (12) JAMES.3 See p. 84. 11 ROBERT.3 See p. S4. Per. of Preston, Ct., 1701-'5. [See " Putnam's Hist. Magazine," June, 1898.]
P. 86. 16 SARAH& CARR. See HUKLY, p. 211.
P. 87. 27 ELIZABETH8 CARR. Erase " prob." in mar.
30 ELIZABETH3 CARR m. Ebenezer+ Kimball (27 Samuel3).
20 PHILIP3 CHALLIS m. (34) DOROTHY3 WEED; liv. 1729.
P. 90. 21 ANNE m. Jan. 25, 1722, (49) JONATHAN4 CURRIER; liv. 1730. 24 THOMAS.3 Erase " prob." in mar.
P. 91. 29 JOHN3 CHALLIS prob. m. (36) ANN+ SARGENT.
P. 93. 35 THOMAS3 CHASE m. (112) SARAH STEVENS.
P. 94. 51 ABRAHAM3 CHASE m. (89) RUTH+ MORSE.
P. 95. 64 ABNER3 CHASE m. (22) ELIZABETH3 WHITTIER.
74 JOSEPH3 CHASE m. (64) MARY4 MORSE.
P. 97. 34 NATHANIEL+ CLEMENT m. (70) SARAE4 MERRILL, not "Morrill."
P. 98. 46 JOSEPH+ CLEMENT m. March 4, 1730-1, Hannah Atkinson; d. Oct. 26, 1774.
P. 100. 19 AARON' CLOUGH m. Jan. 3, 1721[D Hm. chh. rec. ], Abigail Moulton. 21 SAMUEL3 CLOUGH. [Wid. Sarah m. March 25, 1730, (21) EZEKIEL3 MORRILL?]
P. 102. ROBERT1 CODMAN [or CODNAM], "of Saibrooke fort, marriner," sold land in S. to (1) ISAAC1 BUSWELL in 1654.
OLIVER COCKE, of Salisbury, N. E., Dec., 1646, was from Framling- ham, Suffolk Co., Eng. [Walter K. Watkins.]
P. 103-4. 1 ANTHONY1 COLBY. It has been suggested that his wife may have been SUSANNA HADDON.
P. 107. 39 SARAH+ COLBY m. (12) DANIEL" FLANDERS.
48 ELIAS4 COLBY. Erase "prob." bef. Wm.,2 John.1
51 THOMAS" COLBY. Erase " prob. ; " also "?" after Wm., 2 John.1
P. 111. 1 ROBERT COLLINS in Ip. as early as 1654; wife Hester liv. 1683. For " [Ezra?] Rolfe " read (39) EZRA1 ROLFE.
P. 120. 15 HANNAH3 CURRIER m. May 18, [1697?], (43) JOHN3 STEVENS (John,- William1) [not " (John,2 John1)"].
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P. 121. 47 THOMAS4 CURRIER prob. m. (75) JEMIMA" MORRILL.
P. 122. 49 JONATHAN4 CURRIER m. Jan. 25, 1722, (21) ANN3 CHALLIS.
51 JOHN,4 Capt., m. Jan. 23, 1728-9, Mary Johnson; res. Newburyport. - 1765.
63 SAMUEL4 prob. m. June [not " Jan."] 24, 1731, (81) HANNAH+ MOR- RILL; res. S. Hm .; d. Sep. 24, 1766.
64 DOROTHY4 m. (29) WINTHROP+ TRUE.
69 HANNAH4 prob. m. (33) EZEKIEL3 WORTHEN.
P. 123. 74 ANNE+ CURRIER prob. m. (37) DANIEL5 ROWELL. 87 ANNE+ CURRIER m. (40) PETER+ SARGENT.
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P. 123. 26 DANIELS CURRIER. Wid. Sarah m. April 28, 1731, (17) JOSEPH3 SARGENT.
P. 128. 33 STEPHEN3 DAVIS. Wid. Mary m. (6) JOSEPH2 PEASLEY, after Nov., 1723.
63 DINAH4 m. 1st, (4) WILLIAM MUDGETT; 2d, (27) JAMES' HEATH. A sister m. Jonathan Colburn of Dracut. [Note, p. 280.]
67 JEMIMA4 m. April 12, 1726, (16) ABNER3 WHITTIER.
P. 129. 83 JEREMIAH2 DAVIS. For "1726" read 1739, in rec. of chil. (88), (90), and (91). JUDITH3 was then of Kingston, unm., and Mary, wid. of (83) Jeremiah,2 was prob. liv. in 1739.
P. 130. 100 JOHN DAVIS m. June 28, 1708, (4?) ELIZABETH3 BEEDLE; served in French and Indian war; d. May 12, 1752; 9 chil.
P. 131. 8 THOMAS DAVIS. Son Timothy rem. to Biddeford, Me., [then Saco]. 10 Sarah Davis m. 1703-4[A], not "S."
John Kezar and Judith Kezar deed to mother Mary Davis, 1720. Also Jeremiah Ridout to mother Mary Davis, 1719-20.
P. 132. Note. Marah Gouge, see p. 292.
P. 134. First line, read [wid. of (6) THOMAS? PAGE and of Henry Green].
13 SIMONS Dow. Wid. Mehitable m. Nov. 21. 1711, (28) ONESIPHORUS? PAGE.
16 JOHN3 Dow m. (44) HANNAH3 PAGE.
P. 135. 35 JOHN4 Dow m. (23) DINAH& SEVERANCE.
P. 139. 13 Mary Downer. " Martha" Downer m. Richard Palmer, Oct. 18, 1704 [D Hm. chh. rec.].
Pp. 142, 146. 14 ZECHARIAH3 EASTMAN m. 3d, Sep., 1724, Deborah Pillsbury, [wid. of (20) REUBEN3 WHITTIER].
P. 147. 43 EDMUND" EASTMAN. Omit "prob." For " (29 or 34) " read (34).
P. 149. 30 JOHN EATON d. bef. April 15, 1719. Wid. Esther m. 2d, - Hoag [D Hm].
P. 150. 46 BENJAMIN' EATON. For "Sarah Merrill" read (30) SARAII8 MOR- RILL.
48 MARY+ EATON prob. in. (21) BENJAMIN' TRUE.
P. 152. Wid. SARAH (HADDON) ELLIOT m. (2) SAMUEL2 YOUNGLOVE.
P. 153. 14 JOSEPH3 EMERY m. (13) ELIZABETH3 MERRILL.
19 LYDIA3 EMERY m. (73) JOSEPH3 BROWN.
P. 154. 1 THOMAS2 EVANS, b. 1663, at or near Dover. His father was John! Evans, b. 1632, in Wales, settled at Dover, prob. bro. of Robert; killed by Indians ab. 1692.
2 ANN3 m. Aug. 8, 1718, Cornelius Clough.
3 JOIN' m. Dec. 23, 1714, (24) MARY8 TOPPAN. Chil .: John, b. 1716; Ann, b. 1717; Abra, b. 1718; Samuel, b. 1721; Toppan, b. 1724; Jacob, b. 1729.
4 ABIGAIL8 pub. July 30, 1715, to Ichabod Hease, of Dover.
5 TAMAZIN3 m. Nov. 9, 1721, (11) JUDAH HACKETT.
6 HANNAH3 m. July 10, 1721, Benjamin Twombly of Dover.
7 THOMAS3 m. Dec. 14, 1721, DOROTHY STOCKMAN (2 Joseph). Chil .: Ruth, b. 1722; Thomas, b. 1724; Dorothy, b. 1731; Joseph, b. 1728; Hannah, b. 1733; David, b. 1736; Jonathan, b. 1739; Reuben, b. 1741.
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