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10 IV WILLIAM,3 b. Aug. 5, 1664[S]; liv. in S. with William2 in 1698, and in- herited most of his property; liv. 1704, in S. A Wm. Buswell, soldier in S., 1710, m. April 7, 1715[S], Martha Hook; she d. Jan. 26, 1715-6[s].
11 V ROBERT,3 b. Feb. 3, 1666-7[S]; m. Dec. 9, 1697[Sv], Hannah Tyler; res. And .; liv. 1704.
12 VI JAMES,8 b. March 20, 1668-9[S]; "5th son" in 1704.
13 VII MARY,3 b. -; " only dau." in 1704; prob. unm.
14 VIII JOSEPH,' b. -; "youngest son " in 1704; prob. m. May 15, 1707[A], Mary Harvey. +
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4 SAMUEL? BUSWELL (Isaac1) was of Boxford, 1670-7; of Topsfield in 1683, when he bought land in Bradford; of Andover in 1697; of Bradford from 1699 till his death, July 7, 1704. Original will dated April 9, 1700. Children as on p. 80, and
15 VII SARAH,3 b. -; bp. April 28, 1672, in Rowley; prob. d. young. 14 VIII JOSEPH,3 b. Aug. 20, 1674, in Boxford; m. MARY HARVEY. + 13 IX MARY,3 b. June 1, 1677, in Boxford; adm. Bradford chh., 169S.
6 ISAAC? BUSWELL (Isaac'), of Salisbury, b. 1650; oath al. & fid. Dec., 1677 ; m. 1st, Oct. 11, 1671[S], Mary Easto [or Esto] ;* 2d, May 19, 1673[S], Susanna Perkins (Isaac of Hm.). He d. bef. April, 1679, when wid. Sus. was ap. adm. est. ; she m. June 29,f 1680[DHm], Wm. Fuller, Jr., of Hm. Children : }
16 I MARIA,3 b. Feb. 7, 1673-4[S]; d. March, 1674[S].
17 II SARAH,3 b. Nov. 20, 1676[S]; prob. m. Nov. 29, 1700, William Foss [Hm. Falls rec.]
18 III MARY,3 b. Dec. 20, 1673[S].
7 ISAAC3 BUSWELL (Suniuel,2 Isaac'), " weaver," of S .. lis- bury, b. 1657 ; free. 1690 ; m. ab. 1690, Anna Ordway. Ile d. July 6, 1709[S]; adm. est. Aug. 1, 1709; est. div. 1718; wid. Anna ment. Wid. Anna adm. S. chh. Oct. 25, 1719; m. Feb. 21, 1722-3, Wm. Baker of Ipswich. Children :
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INI WILLIAM, 4 b. April 3, 1697[S]; d. Jan. 1, 1778, in Kingston. 21 22 IV JOHN,4 b. April 21, 1699; bp. Aug. 12, 1705; res. S .; d. Dec. 28, 1783.
23 V SAMUEL,4 b. June 14, 1702[S]; bp. Aug. 12, 1705; res. S. in 1724; d. 1795 in Kingston. His son Samuel5 Buswell, Jr., m. Jan. 3, 1726-7[S], Mary Worthen, both of S.
24 VI JAMES, 4 b. July 14, 1705[S]; bp. Aug. 12, 1705; liv. 1718.
25 VII HANNAH,+ D. Dec. 5, 1707[S]; bp. Feb. 1, 1707-8; m. John Fitts; liv. 1743.
* " Esto," 1672, at Sm .; " Easto," 1671, at S. Possibly dau. of Isaac Esty of Topsfield, but not named in his will, 1709, written more than 30 years after her death. Isaac Esty's wife was hanged as a witch in 1602. Mary Easto could not have been dau. of Wm. Eastow of Newbury and Hampton, who d. in Hm. Nov. 23, 1655, and whose will gives chil. Sarah, m. Morris Hobbs bef. 1643; Mary, m. Thomas Marston bef. 1650 and d. in 170S.
t Rev. H. L. Buzzell gives June 22.
# Isaac,1 in will, speaks of "the three chil. left by my son Isaac." There may, therefore, have been another child, perhaps by first wife.
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9 SAMUEL3 BUSWELL (Samuel,2 Isaac1), b. 1662 ; m. Jane -; lived in Boxford, Bradford, Amesbury, Salisbury, and King- ston, and d. in K. ab. 1746, though not ment. in his father's will, April 9, 1700, where James3 is called " 5th son," and John3 " 21 son."* Wife Jane d. Aug. 15, 1731, in S. Children :
26 I JANE, 4 b. May 7, 1690[Bd]; d. young.
27 II WILLIAM,4 b. July 23, 1692[Bd]; d. Feb. 21, 1779, in Kingston, N. H.
28 III MEHITABLE,4 b. Jan. 15, 1604-5[Bd].
. 29 IV JANE,4 b. Aug. 11, 1697[Bd]; d. Aug. 18, 1690.
30 V JOSEPH,4 b. March 17, 1699-1700[Bd].
31 VI JANE, 4 b. Oct. 24, 1702[A].
32 VII SAMUEL," b. Dec. 18, 1705[S]; bp. Oct. 13, 1706; d. Aug. 5, 1757, in Kingston; unm.
33 VIII SIMMONS," [or SYMONS], b. Nov. 22, 1700[S]; bp. April 16, 1710. 34 IX NATHANIEL,4 b. Nov. 6, 1712[S].
14 JOSEPH3 BUSWELL (Samuel,2 Isaac'), of Amesbury; b. 1674; m. May 15, 1707[A], MARY HARVEY ( Thomas) ; "snow- shoe man " in 1708. Adm. est. Oct. 6, 1718. Children :
35 I ELIAS,4 b. Feb. 3, 1707-8[A].
36 II LYDIA, 4 b. May 1, 1709[A].
37 III JOSEPH,4 b. Dec. 31, 1710[A].
38 IV THOMAS, + b. July 29, 1712[A]. A Thomas Buswell d. Nov. 20, 1720[A].
39 V A DAUGHTER, + no date[A].
40 VI WILLIAM, 4 b. April 17, 1718[A].
Unclassified Records.
1 Thomas Busley d. Feb. 16, 1643[S]. +3 =
2 Matthias Button m. Mary Neff of Hv., Nov. 24, 1686[A].
3 Thomas Baker, soldier in S., June, 1697. [See Carr, p. 85.]
4 Elizabeth Brown m. Joseph Norton, Jr., both of S., Nov. 16, 1699[S].
5 Mary Brown m. Jonathan Merrill bef. 1702[Hw].
* The original will of (4) Samuel,2 1700, has a significant blank space between the mention of Robert? and that of William," enough for one or two lines aus .. the page, more space than Robert's single line. James is not called " Eth son" where he is first mentioned, in the early part of the will. The person w !. wrote the will probably used that expression, based upon the will as it appears. James being the fifth son mentioned, with blank unfilled. Sam.3 and his father were prob. both living in Bradford in 1700; but Sam.3 was of Ames, in 1701.
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(8) BENJAMIN2 ALLEN d. after 1720 and bef. 1729. A Benj. Allen served in King Philip's War, Dec., 1675, Aug., 1676.
(9) JOSEPH2 ALLEN, Capt., " blacksmith," m. Rose -; was of S. in 1674, when he bought land in A .; rem. to Gloucester bef. 1705, where he lived many years. Will June 24, Oct. 20, 1724, mentions wife Rose; chil. Joseph3 "mariner," Rachel,3 Thomas,3 John,3 Anne,$ Rose3 (unm.), Samuel3 and Zerub- !let (two youngest sons) ; grandchild Jeremiah. The Joseph who left wid. Bethia and chil., 1652, but whose residence is not given, must belong to an- other family.
(73) MEHITABLE+ AYER m. ist, bef. 1703, JOU CLEMENT; 2d - Little.
(7) JACOB BAGLEY m. 2d, KEZIAH COLBY [wid. of DAVID CURRIER].
(9) JOSEPH BAGLEY d. Feb. 9, 1772, aged 67 y. 5 d. [Salis. Plain Cemetery. ] This allows 11 days for change of Old Style to New Style in 1752.
(25) SARAH+ BAILEY m. 1st, 1718, BENJ.$ CHASE; 2d, June 13, 1720, RICH. ABD' CARD; 3d, 1734, or later, John Ordway.
RICHARD BALL of Cape Porpoise [Kennebunk Port], sometimes of Winter Hathor [Saco], sold land [ab. 1655?]. [Bradbury's Hist. of K.]
(17) TRISTRAM3 BARNARD In. RUTH3 MARTIN (John,2 Geo.1)
(33) JOHN+ BARNARD, and note, p. 51. It was Capt. JJONATHAN who d. in I'D, not John, as in one printed copy of inscription in A. cemetery. This makes date of birth [July 31, N. S., or July 20, O. S. ] of (33) John incorrect. (1) JONATHAN4 may be the person; but, if so, there is an error of 1 y. 11 or !: d., somewhere, after allowing for change of style. Probably he was 68 instead of 67 years old. The error of 11 days might have arisen from using July 10. N. S., for date of birth, and then, thinking it O. S., another 11 days sight have been added, making it July 30.
(3) REBECCA2 BARNES, h. ab. 1655; m. MOSES2 MORRILL; d. April 3, 1727, in ! .: Bd yr. [Ames. Union Cemetery.]
The Hist. Gen. Reg., Jan., 1898, has an article, continued from 1997, upon ts. " English Ancestry of the Families of Batt and Byley," including the ped- isten of Nicholas Batt of Nh. Mr. HENRY BYLEY m. Rebecca Swayne in Eng- fanii. Jan. 21, 1632; chil .: WILLIAM, bp. Aug., 1033, [not given on p. 63]; RABECCA, bp. Dec. 8, 1636; HENRY, bp. Aug. 26, 1638. These articles also give Set of by. of the chil. of CHRISTOPHER BATT who were b. in Eng .: ANNE, bo. Aug. 1, 1630; JANE, bp. Dec., 1631; CHRISTOPHER, Up. Sept. 22, 1633; FALLS, bp. July, 1835; ELIZABETH, bp. Nov. 1, 1680; the first two at St. Ed. med's, the last three at St. Martin's, Salis., Eng.
Another article in G. R., Jan., 1898, mentions TIMOTHY BATT, Son of Tim- why of Boston deed., and legacy left him by his grandmother Bayes of Martha's Vineyard, in March, 1696.
(3) THOMAS3 BEEDLE m. ELIZABETH GOULD (Nathan).
(9) ELIZABETH3 BLAISDELL may not have d. young. She may have been the wnf Jons HUNTINGTON ment. in will of JARRETT HADDON, 1686-7. It has In assumed that she was Haddon's dau .; but neither the original will nor
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any official record mentions the relationship. The language is, "Elizabeth wife of John Huntington of A., in addition to what she hath already had of me." She is ment. just after the Blaisdell grandchildren, and just before Haddon's dau., Mary Blaisdell, their mother. Elizabeth Huntington had a child b. in 1687, and was apparently too young to be Haddon's dau.
Somerby found that GEORGE BROWN d. in Salisbury, Eng., in 1633, leaving wid. CHRISTIAN and sons HENRY, WILLIAM, GEORGE, and Abraham [A. W. Brown]. [See pp. 72, 75, 76.]
(2) WILLIAM2 BUSWELL b. ab. 1626 .*
(8) JOHN" BUSWELL was of Boxford in 1609; m. July 8, 1700, Elizabeth Stiles (Robert) of Boxford; and he is reported to have d. in Topsfield ab. 1740. 3 chil.
(10) WILLIAM3 BUSWELL d. Feb. S, 1742-3, im S .; dau. Martha,+ b. 1716. A Wm. Buswell pub. Jan. 14, 1712, to Sarah Gill[S].
(11) ROBERT' BUSWELL m. 1st, Hannah Tyler; 2d, Jan. 22, 1721-2, wid. Mary Cleveland of Canterbury; d. June, 1731, in Canterbury, Conn. 7 chil. b. in Andover and C.
(12) JAMES? BUSWELL, prob. never mar.
1 RICHARD1 CARR, of Salisbury, brother of (2) GEORGE, 1 d. in
S., May 17, 1689[S]. Elizabeth Carr, wid. of Geo., in 1682, speaks of "My husband's brother, Richard Carr, being ancient." Richard prob. left no chil., and per. never mar.t
2 -GEORGE' CARR, Mr., of Salisbury, "shipwright," received land in the "first division," in 1640, '41, and '44; and his name appears on most of the early lists. The town granted him "Carr's Island " in 1640, and he established a ferry there in 1641. In 1662 he was to have a common right in A. when any of his sons came to live there, and he recd. land in A. in 1668. Mr. Geo. Carr was to keep the ferry at Ames., at Goodwin's Land- ing, April, 1670. It is said that he was im Ipswich in 1633, and
* Buswell additions furnished by Rev. H. L. Buzzell of New Ulm, Minn., formerly of Fairhaven, Mass., genealogist of the family.
t Richard Carre, aged 20 yrs., came to this country in the " Abigail," in 1635; "received a grant of land in Hampton, June 20, 1640. Oct. 8, notice was sent him that if he did not come within three weeks, his lot would ' be dis- posed of to another.' He was at Ipswich, 1678." [D Hm., which is incorrect as to the death of his wid. Eliz.] See Joanna Carr, p. 95, possibly a dau. of Richard.
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had house lot there in 1635. He m. Elizabeth [Oliver?]* of Boston. He d. April 4, 1682[S] .; Wid. Eliz. was member of the S. chh. in 1687; d. May 6, 1691[S] ; her will, March 18, 1683-4; June 30, 1691. Children :
3 I ELIZABETH,2 b. April 21, 1642[S]; bp. Sep. 8, 1650, at Boston; m. May 1, 1662, John Woodmancy of Boston. She d. 1665 or '6, leaving an only son, James Woodmancy, b. Dec. 7, 1665.
II GEORGE,2 b. April 15, 1644[S]; m. Nov. 8, 1677[S], ANN" COTTON (Sea. born,2 John1). Oath al. and fid. at S., 1677. In set. est. of Geo,1 in 1682-3, Geo.2 was to have the A. ferry. He was of A. in 1670, '30, and'S4; but was liv. in Portsmouth in 1697. Sv. says his wid. m. - Johnson, and d. in 1702, at Boston. An Anna Carr, possibly his dau., m. Nov. 11, 1702[A], (7) ROBERT3 BEEDLE, both of A.
5 III RICHARD2, b. March 15, 1640[S]; d. April 25, 1649[S].
6 IV WILLIAM,2 b. March 15, 1648[S]; m. Aug. 20, 1672, ELIZABETH3 PIKE. +
7 V JAMES,2 b. April 28, 1650[S]; m. Nov. 14, 1677, Mary Sears. +
S VI MARY,2 b. Feb. 24, 1651-2[S]; m. Sep. 17, 1672[Nb], Rev. (11) JAMES3 BAILEY. She d. Oct. 28, 1688; he d. Jan. 17, 1706 .; +
9 VII SARAH,2 b. Dec. 17, 1654[S]; m. Thomas Baker. He was a "black- smith;" liv. in Boston, 1696. [Sce p. S2.]*
10 VIII JOHN,2 b. Nov. 14, 1656[S]; res. S .; d. Sep. 26, 1689[Probate Sm] unm .; will Nov. 23, 1CS3; Nov. 26, 1689.§
* James Oliver, aged ab. 64 in 1682, was "bro,-in-law" of Geo. Carr. A James Oliver of Boston, Capt. in King Philip's war, d. in 1682 without wife or chil. He was son of Elder Thomas Oliver of Boston, who had several other chil .; but whose imperfect will in 1633 and '56 makes no mention of any Elizabeth, though what is apparently the name of one dau. is illegible.
Exec. est. deeded house and lot of Elder Thomas Oliver, in Boston, to a Thomas Baker, of Boston, " blacksmith," in 1660-1.
t Two or three pages of papers pertaining to the est. of Geo. Carr, his fam- ily, the island and ferry, are printed in Hist. Coll. Es. Inst., vol. 3, pp. 190-2. James and Richard were to have " the great ferry on both sides of the island and bridge."
# He was in Salem village ab. 7 years, 1673-80; afterwards minister of Kill- ingworth, Ct .; but a physician at Roxbury when he died, a second wife Mary surviving him. F. L. Bailey, of Boston, gives the following chil .: Mary+, b. 1673 in Nb .; d. 1683, in K .; James4, b. April 12, 1675, in Sm., d. 1715; John.+ b. Sep. 29, 1676, d. 1677, in Sm .; John,4 b. May 10, 1678, in Sm., d. ab. 1750, in K .; Samuel,+ b. March 28, 1630, in Sm .; Isaac4, b. Oct. 2, 1681, d. 1711; Sarah,+ - b. Sep. 3, d. Sep. 25, 1683, in K .; Joshuz,+ b. 1685. The Isaac, adm. est. 1743, p. 46, prob. was not (30) Isaac,* if he d. 1711, as above. (28) Sarah,+ bp. 1676, child of "Mr. James " Bailey, possibly should be James, instead of Sarah.
§ John Carr is the one whom the aged Mrs. Bradbury, in 1602, was convicted of bewitching, so that he became crazed and prematurely died. The testi- mony of his brother. Wm. Carr, at the trial, shows that the proposed match of John Carr and Jemima True [not Jane True] was broken off by his father, and
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11 IX RICHARD,2 b. April 2, 1659[S]; m. 1st, Dorothy -; 2d, Feb. 26, 1701-2, Sarah Healey; 3d, Aug. 10, 1727, Sarah Greeley. +
12 X ANN,2 b. June 15, 1661[S]; m. Nov. 25, 1678, Thomas Putnam, Jr., of Salem Village [Danvers]. Their dau. Ann testified against Rev. Geo. Burroughs and others, in 1692 .*
6 WILLIAM2 CARR (George1), of Salisbury, " shipwright," b. 1648; m. Aug. 20, 1672[S], ELIZABETH3 PIKE (Robert,& John1). He was made townsman of A. in 1670; but was of S. in 1677 and '80. Wife Eliz. memb. S. chh. 1687. He was liv. in 1695, and prob. in 1715. Eliz. Carr, wife of Wm., Sen., d. May 2, 1715[S]. Children :
13 I SANDERS, 3 b. May 13, 1674[S]; of S. in 1705; of " Hm. alias S., husband- man," in 1708; liv. 1714. Mary, wife of Sanders Carr, bp. Sep. 22, 1723, at S.
14 II WILLIAM,3 b. Feb. 2, 1677-S[S]; d. March 8, 1677-8[S].
15. III WILLIAM,3 b. March 4, 1678-0[S]; prob. m. Jan. 15, 1707-S[S], RUTH3 BROWN (Nathl.,2 Henry1). Wm. son. of Wm. bp. Sep. 25, 1709, at S. [See Allen, p. 32.]
16 IV SARAH,3 b. Aug. 13, 1681[S]; bp. July 3, 1692; prob. m. Dec. 30, 1700[S], Wmn. Hukley of Hm.
17 V MARY,3 b. -; bp. July 3, 1692; per. m. July 20, 1710[S], Stephen Mer- rill of S.
18 VI ROBERT,3 b. Sep. 28, 1685[S]; bp. July 3, 1692; prob. m. Dec. 4, 1712[S], SUSAN+ FRENCH (Simon,3 Joseph,2 Edward 1?).
19 VII SILVANUS,8 b. June 15, 1688[S]; bp. July 3, 1692.
7 JAMES? CARR (George1), of Newbury and Salisbury, "ship- wright," b. 1650; m. Nov. 14, 1677[Nb], Mary Sears. Oath al. and fid. at S., 1678; of S. 1684 and '95 ; freeman at S. 1690; liv. at the Carr ferry in 1696. A Mary Carr adm. Nb. chh. 1682. He d. Aug. 5, 1726[S] ; adm. est. Oct. 23, 1726, " husbandman," of S. James Carr served in King Philip's War, Sep., 1676. Children :
John became melancholy, and at times insane. [See Bradb. Memorial, Pike's "New Puritan," etc.]
* The Carr family seem to furnish the connection between Salem Village [Danvers] and Salisbury, in the witchcraft delusion of 1692. Mary Carr was the wife of the first Danvers minister. Her youngest sister, Ann, visited her and married Thomas Putnam, Jr., of Danvers. Both Ann Putnam and her husband were prominent in the witchcraft trials, -especially in that of Mrs. Bradbury, where other Carrs testified,-aud both died in 1699. Their daughter Ann was one of the most active of the "afflicted children," or "accusing girls." She never married, and, when she was received to communion, in 1706, made a confession which is printed in Upham's "Salem Witchcraft," vol. 2, F. 510. Richard Carr and James Carr testified against Mrs. Bradbury; but Wil- liam Carr testified in her favor. [Upham, vol. 2, pp. 220-237.]
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21 II HANNAH,8 b. Oct. 17, 1680[Nb].
III SARAH, 8 b. May 8, 1682[Nb].
23 IV JAMES,8 b. Aug. 26, 1684[Nb] ;* d. young ?.
24 V CATHERINE,3 b. Nov. 24, 1686[Nb].
25 VI JAMES,3 b. April 3, 1689[Nb]; prob. m. April 25, 1712, Ruth Moody, at Nb.
26 VII HEPZIBAH,3 b. April 24, 1692[Nb]; prob. m. July 15, 1714, CHARLES3 CHASE (John,2 AG.1).
27 VIII ELIZABETHI,3 b. March 24, 1694[Nb]; prob. m. Nov. 17, 1715[A], Jo- SEPH3 SARGENT (Thomas,2 Wm.1) of A.
11 RICHARD2 CARR, Capt., ( George'), of Amesbury and Salis- bury, " shipwright," b. 1659; m. 1st Dorothy -; 2d, Feb. 26, 1701-2[S], Sarah Healey ; 3d, Aug. 10, 1727[S], Sarah Greeley. Oath al. and fid. at S. 1678. Wife Dorothy d. Aug. 8, 1694[S] ; wife Sarah d. Jan. 8, 1726-7[S]. He d. Sep. 11, 1727[S] ; adm. est. Sep. 27, 1727 ; est. div. 1731. Children :
28 I SAMUEL,3 b. June 16, 1686[A],t " ist son;" prob. m. Ang. 24, 1709[S], Sarah Healey. She d. June 14, 1710[S]. Child Sarah,4 b. June 12, 1710[S]; d. Aug. 25, 1711[S]. Sam. Carr, adult, bp. April 13, 1718, in S. He liv. 1781.
29 II DOROTHY,3 b. July 20, 1683[A],t " 1st dau;" bp., adult, Oct. 26, 1712; per. d. bef. 1731.
CO III ELIZABETH, 3 b. June 9, 1691[S];# bp., adult, May 18, 1712; m. ---- Kim- ball; liv. 1731.
31 IV RICHARD, 3 b. Jan. 3, 1693-4[S], by ist wife; bp., adult, May 18, 1712; m. 1st, Nov. 18, 1715, Lydia+ Coffin (Stephen,¿ Tristram,2 Tristram1); 2d, June 13,1720, (35) SARAH+ BAILEY [wid. of BENJ.3 CHASE ( Aquila,? Aquila1)]. He was drowned at his ferry, Carr's Island, March +, 1733-4[S]; adm. est. April 1, 1784. 8 chil. Wid. Sarah m., 1734 or later, John Ordway of S. Hampton.
32 V JAMES, 8 b. Nov. 30, 1792[S], by 2d wife; liv. 1731.
53 VI JOHN, 3 b. Aug., 1706[S]; liv. 1731.
1 THOMAS' CARTER, of Salisbury, " planter," received land in the "first division " and in 1640, townsman and commoner in
* C Nb. gives John, but Nb. rec. read Jaines. A John Carr mn. Dec. 14, 1708, (71) ELIZABETH" CHASE, and they had 11 chil. rec. at Nb., b. 1711-34; one, Moses,+ b. 1715, physician and judge in Somersworth, N. H. It seems prob. that John was son of either James2 or Wm.,2 unless Geo." left a son.
+ The fact that these two births read Currier on the copy of the town rec- ords has led to much confusion. The original is plainly Carr.
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1650, taxed then and in 1652, etc .; perhaps of Ipswich first .* He m. Mary -. Will Oct. 30, Nov. 14, 1676, wife Mary ment. Children :
2 I MARY,2 b. Oct. 6, 1641[S]; m. JOSEPH2 LANCASTER (Henry1); liv. 1676. -
3 II THOMAS,2 b. 1643[S]; d. Aug. 14, 1669[S].
4 MI MARTHA,2 b. Feb., 1645[S]; d. young.
5 IV MARTHA,2 b. March, 1647[S]; liv. 1676.
6 V ELIZABETH,2 b. April, 1640[S]; m. -; liv. 1676; per. dead, but left chil., in 171S.
7 VI JOHN,2 b. May 18, 1650[S]; m. Martha -. +
8 VII ABIGAIL,? b. Feb., 1652-3[S]; m. Dec. 28, 1670[S], STEPHEN2 FLANDERS (Stephen1). +
9 VIII SAMUEL,2 b. Oct. 25, 1656[S]; res. S .; pub. April 3, 1703, to SARAH -, [wid. of (48) EPHRAIM2 BROWN]. He d. Oct. 25, 1718[S]; will Oct. 13, Dec. 1, 1718, Martha Tuxbury and various relatives ment., but no chil. Wid. Sarah m. 3d, Oct. 5, 1719, BENJ.2 EASTMAN (Roger1).
10 IX SARAH,2 b. -; m. April 8, 1681[Nb], JOHN DAVIS (John1); liv. 1713.
7 JOHN2 CARTER (Thomas1), of Salisbury, b. 1650, m. Martha -. Oath al. and fid. Dec. 1677, at S. A soldier sent to Marlborough, ab. 1689; liv. 1718. Wife Martha d March 10, 1717-8[S]. Children :
11 I MARY,8 b. April, 1681[S]; d. April 23, 1691[S].
12 II THOMAS,8 b. March 9, 1682-3[S]: m. Dec. 25, 1706[A], ANNE' MARTIN (Rich.,2 Geo.1). He d. Jan. 27, 1709-10[S], leaving wid. Aun and son Thomas." A wid. Ann Carter bp. Aug. 5, 1711, Salis.
13 III ABIGAIL,3 b. March 7, 1685-6[S]; prob. m. Dec. 26, 1704[A], EZEKIEL' WORTHEN (Ezekiel1).
14 IV JOHN,3 b. June 8, 16SS[S]; m. April 25, 1711[A], (S) JUDITH BAGLEY; res. S .; liv. 1718.
15 V SAMUEL,3 b. April 7, 1691[S]; d. Dec. 30, 1716[S]; bro. John adm. est. Feb. 4, 1716-7.
16 VI MARY,3 b. April 7, 1691[S], twin.
17 VII EPHRAIM,3 b. Nov. 2, 1693[S]; m. Martha -; liv. 171S.
* A Thomas Carter free. May 2, 1638; also another March 9, 1636-7, and ¿ Thomas, Jr., May 26, 1647. In March, 1638-9, the General Court granted a lot to Thomas Carter, his master testifying to his good service. No place name:l. [Mass. Col. Records.]
A Joseph Carter in Newbury, 1636[C Nb].
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CHALLIS FAMILY.
1 PHILIPI* CHALLIS, Lieut., f [CHALLICE or CHELLIS], of Salisbury and Amesbury, "planter," b. ab. 1617 ; received land in the "first division," in 1640 and '44; was earlier at Ipswich, where he had house lot in 1637. His name is on most of the early S. and A. lists ; rep. in 1662.1 An original settler of Ames- bury, where he recd. land in 1654, '58, '59 and later, " children's hind " for his son in 1659, and a " township " for one of his sons in 1660; but he seems to have been a member of the S. chh. in 1677, as was his wid. in 1687. He m. ab. 1652,§ MARYº SARGENT (William1) ; d. in A. ab. 1681 ; inv. est. presented April 22, 1691. Wid. Mary d. Sep. 27, 1716[A]. Children :
I JOHN,2 b. July 9, 1653[S]; d. young.
: II JOHN,2 b. June 26, 1655[S]; d. ber. 1677.
1 III WILLIAM,2 b. -; d. Dec. 19, 1657[S].
IV PHILIP WATSON,2 b. Dec. 19, 1653[S]; d. young. li
" He was called either " Philip Challis " or "Philip Watson Challis." His vwn signature was "Philip Challis" in 1671, and his name was thus given in leeds, 1650, '53, '59, '69, '73, etc .; but "Philip Watson Challis" was used in (s). [See p. 23.] In the record of births, both forms are used. His widow :tyled herself " Mary Challis, widow of Lieut. Philip Watson Challis," in 1681 sad 1683, "administratrix by order of the court." She sometimes apparently Red " Watson-Challis " as a surname. In a deed, 1688, we find "Mary Challis «l'as Watson Challis, wid. and adm. est. Philip Challis, alias Watson Challis; wod William Challis, alias Watson Challis, eldest son and heir of said Philip Watson Challis, both of A." Also " William Challis, alias Watson Challis," in
! He was chosen Lieut. of the foot company of S. in 1658, as certified by Nrg. Hoyt and Serg. Stephens, in document in Mass. Archives. In June, 1680, , de was discharged from the " foot company " of S., and ap. " leftenant to the military company at A."
! When the inhabitants of Salisbury, Hampton, Newbury, Haverhill, and Andover, petitioned the General Court to revoke the sentence against Robert fike, the Court resented the matter so deeply that most of the signers apolo- ;ized. Samuel Hall, Philip Challis, Joseph Fletcher, Andrew Greeley, and George Martin, of Salis .; John Emery, Sen., of Nb., and nine others, who in- + sted on the right of petition, had " not given satisfaction," and were, in 1654, ejtired to give bonds and "answers for their offense before the County Courts." [" The New Puritan " prints " Hollis " and " Morton," which are "ilently mistakes, and doubtless should be Hall and Martin, as here given.]
J This may have been a second mar., but we have no record of another wife or chil. Richard Goodale, Sen., ment. his " bro." Philip Challis in 1666.
3 (10) Philip may be the same as (5), b. 1658; but most of the records can Ex better harmonized by supposing that there were two Philips of that gener-
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6 V ELIZABETH,2 b. -; m. 1st, ab. 1635, JOHN3 HOYT (John,2 John1); 2d, Jan. 6, 1692-3[ASm], (11) JOHN3 BLAISDELL. +
7 VI WILLIAM,2 b. May 18, 1663[S]; m. Jan. 2, 1698-9, MARGARET3 FOWLER; " eldest son " in 16SS. +
8 VII LYDIA,2 b. May 31, 1665[S]; m. Dec. 21, 1687[S Sm], JOHN2 CHASE (Aquila1). +
9 VIII MARY,2 b. Aug. 27, 1668[ASm]; m. May 25, 1687[A], JOSEPH3 DOW (Joseph,2 Henry1), of Hm. +
10 IX PHILIP WATSON,2 or PHILIP,2 b. ab. 1670; prob. d. between 1631 and 1693. See Note.
11 X THOMAS,2 b. June 22, 1673[A Nk S]; m. bef. Sep. 3, 1696, MARY' COLBY. +
12 XI HANNAH,2 b. Sep. 20, 1675[A Nk S]; liv. 1681.
13 XII JOHN,2* b. ab. 1677 ?; m. Jan. 26, 1698-9, SARAH FRAME. +
7 WILLIAM? CHALLIS (Philip1), of Amesbury, b. 1663; "training band " 1680 ; m. Jan. 2, 1698-9[A], MARGARET3 FOW- LER (Thomas,2 Philip1) ; d. ab. 1726, wife Marg. surviving him. Will Jan. 16, 1724-5 ; May 2, 1726. Children :
14 I SARAH,3 b. April 15, 1699[A]; m. Feb. 15, 1721-2, TIMOTHY+ HOYT (Thomas,3 Thomas,2 John1).
15 II ELIZABETE,3 b. Jan. 25, 1701-2[A]; liv. 1725.
16 III LYDIA,3 b. Feb. 8, 1703-4[A]; liv. 1725.
17 IV JOSEPH,3 b. July 16, 1707[A]; m. Mary -; d. June 6, 1737, wid. Mary adm .. est.
18 v WILLIAM,3 b. April 26, 1710[A]; d. April 30, 1710[A].
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