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Nathan, b. 1758; owned and occupied the ancient homestead, where his grandson, Hon. Nathan Henry Robie, now lives.
VIII. JOIIN ROBY, son of Thomas (6), married, first, Sarah, daugh- ter of John Johnson (7) ; second, Nov. 19, 1782, Elizabeth, daughter of Deacon Joshua Lane (3) ; lived on the homestead. Children :
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John (10), b. Sept. 2, 1759; m. Mary Garland, who d. Oct. 28, 1829, aged 73 yrs. He d. Sept. 19, 1842.
Hannah, b. Oct. 2, 1761 ; m. Ephraim Marston, son of Ephraim (33) ; d. Jan. 14, 1815. Had one ch. : Eliza, b. 1801; d. 1803.
Sarah, b. Dec. 2, 1763 ; m. Samuel Cotton.
Martha (Patty), b. Mar. 4, 1768; m. Ephraim Marston (above) ; d. Jan. 20, 1832.
IX. SAMUEL ROBY, son of Thomas (6), married Apr. 21, 1767, widow Abigail Fogg, daughter of John Towle (7). Their son :
Josiah (11), b. 1767; m. Mary Nudd; d. May 4, 1840.
X. JOHN ROBY, son of John (8), married in Rye, Dec. 13, 1781, Mary Garland ; lived on the homestead. Children :
Thomas, b. Sept., 1783; m. 1826, Betsey, dau. of Jeremiah Elkins (9) ; lived on the homestead ; d. Apr. 4, 1872. Ch. : John H. (d. young). Jeremiah H., b. 1828; m. Hannah P. Seavey ; inherits the old homestead ; has no ch. Mary E. A., m. Washington Parker.
Bathsheba. Betsey. Mary.
Simon, b. ab. 1800; m. Lydia, dau. of Jeremiah Elkins (9) ; d. Oct. 4, 1845.
XI. JOSIAH ROBY, son of Samuel (9), married Mary, daughter of John Nudd, son of Thomas (6) ; lived where Samuel Cutts now lives. Children :
Ruth, b. 1789 ; m. Dec. 2, 1811, George Marvel, of Stratham ; d. Mar. 7, 1814.
Their son, Josiah R. Marvel, unm., d. in H., Sept. 15, 1871.
Betsey, b. 1793; m. Samuel Cutts (1) ; d. July 10, 1880. John.
ROLLINS.
I. NICHOLAS ROLLINS and his wife, Louisa (Rollins) Rollins, both of Stratham, were living in Hampton previous to 1840. Their house was moved to make way for the railroad to pass. It stood near the bridge, in the north part of the town, and is now the Methodist par- sonage. Mr. and Mrs. Rollins were received as members of the Baptist church in Hampton Oct. 24, 1840. July 4, 1858, they were dismissed to the First Congregational church, Exeter, having some- time previously removed to that town, where they still reside. Mrs. David Stevens (2) and Mrs. David J. Page [see David (30)] are his sisters. Children :
Mary Lodema, d. May 15, 1846, æ. ab. 4yrs.
George Frank (2), b. 1844; m. Clara J. Moulton; d. 1890.
Four other ch., Louisa, Emma Frances, Annie, Arthur, were b. in Exeter.
II. G. FRANK ROLLINS, son of Nicholas (1), married Dec. 25, 1867, Clara J., daughter of James W. Moulton (59) ; settled in Ex- eter. Children :
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Carrie Augusta, b. Apr. 23, 1871.
Willie Frank, b. July 10, d. July 14, 1874.
Frederic Warren, b. Apr. 2, 1876. Nellie Louise, b. Ang. 9, 1880.
III. RICHARD T. ROLLINS, brother of Nicholas (1), and wife, had children born in Hampton :
A son, b. May 4, 1859. A dau., b. June 28, 1860.
A dau., b. Dec. 13, 1862. A ch. d. July 10, 1864, æ. lyr.
ROPER.
I. WALTER ROPER, born about 1612. In his will, wife Susan and children John, Nathaniel, Mary, Elizabeth, Sarah, and grandchildren Elizabeth, Margaret, Susan, Rose, Sarah Sparks and John Dutch are mentioned. He was of Ipswich, in 1670 ; died July 15, 1680. Select- man of Hampton, 1644 ; received three shares of commons, 1646. His daughter Mary was baptized Aug. 22, 1641.
ROWAND.
I. BENJAMIN ROWAND, born in Pomfret, Conn., married Mary Bazzell, of Lee, Mass .; lived in Providence, R. I .; afterwards in Fall River, Mass .; came to Hampton 1876. Mrs. Rowand's sister, Miss Sarah C. Bazzell, died in their home, May 25, 1885, after a long illness ; buried in Hampton. Mr. Rowand has been engineer in Berry's steam sawmill ; later, took charge of the mill. He has been chorister at the Congregational church since 1887; has taught singing-schools in Hampton. Children :
Josie E., b. in Providence; resides with her parents; is a music teacher. Benjamin M., began business as a telegraph operator at the B. & M. R. R. station, N. P. ; m. Sadie Green, of that city, where also their son, Louie, was b. Mr. Rowand is now train despatcher at the E. R. R. station in Boston; home in Everett, Ms.
Frank E., while a boy, became interested in telegraphy ; with his friend, William E. Philbrick, set up a private line between their homes, a half mile in length, and attained proficiency in telegraphing. He was em- ployed as an operator by the B. & M. R. R., and is now operator and ticket agent at Amesbury, Ms. Mr. Rowand m. Gertrude Hubbard, of N. P., b. in H. ; a niece of Mrs. John N. Marston (70).
ROWE.
I. ROBERT ROWE married, first, Dec. 19, 1707, Mehetabel, daughter of Aretas Leavitt (2) ; second, Mar. 3, 1726, widow Apphia Sanborn, daughter of Caleb Shaw (5). Children :
Joseph, b. Sept. 20, 1708.
Jonathan, b. Sept. 30, 1710; [m. Mar. 1, 1753, Abigail Dow, dau. of Ezekiel, son of Jabez (7) ?].
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Moses, b. Sept. 17, 1712. Jeremiah, b. May 15, 1714.
Josialı, b. Feb. 25, 1716; d. Sept. 24, 1723.
Jane, b. Dec. 9, 1717 ; m., 1732, Jonathan Swett. Benjamin, b. Oct. 3, 1720. Ruth, b. Sept. 3, 1722; m. Stephen Page, of K. Elizabeth, b. Sept. 6, 1723. Robert, b. Dec. 11, 1726.
Winthrop, b. Apr. 3, 1729. Peter, b. Apr. 6, 1731; d. 1735.
Mehetabel, b. June 30, 1733; d. 1736.
Caleb, b. Oct. 20, 1735.
II. ROBERT ROWE, JR., son of -, married May 21, 1708, Mehetabel, daughter of William Swayne (3). Children :
Daniel, b. Apr. 8, 1709; m., 1st, Oct. 28, 1731, Catherine Rundlett; 2d, Abigail -; lived in H. F. Had ch. : Charles. Catherine. Josiah. John, b. Apr. 17, 1711 ; m. Dec. 4, 1735, Leah Blake, prob. dau. of Israel (6). Had a son, John, b. Jan., 1737.
Mary, b. June 6, 1713; m. May 27, 1735, Jedediah Blake, son of Israel (6). Paine, b. Dec. 13, 1716; m. Ruth Stevens. Elizabeth, b. June 10, 1719. Abigail, b. Jan. 31, 1722.
Nathan, b. June 28, 1725 ; m. 1748, Lydia Page. Ch. : Lydia. John. Nathan. Jesse. Dolly. John. Susan. Miriam.
III. REUBEN ROWE married Judith - [Knowles, daughter of Gamaliel, son of Amos (6) ?]. Their children :
Betty, b. Nov. 20, 1782. Moses, b. Oct. 22, 1784.
Ruth, b. Sept. 8, 1787; m. - Blumpey, an Englishman.
Simon Knowles, b. Oct. 7, 1788.
SANBORN INDEX.
I JOHN. Jolın,2 William,3 Stephen. 4 II JOHN. John,5 Richard,6 Joseph,7 Nathaniel,8 Benjamin,9 Jonathan. 10
III WILLIAM. William,11 Josiah,12 Me- phibosheth,13 Stephen. 14 IV STEPHEN. V JOHN. John, 13 Enoch, 16 Peter, 17 Tristram, 18 Abner. 19
VI RICIIARD. John,20 Shubael. 21
VII JOSEPHI. Reuben, 22 Edward,23 Jo- seph.24
VIII NATHANIEL. Nathan. 25
IX BENJAMIN.
X JONATHAN. XI WILLIAM. John.26
XII JOSIAH. William,27 Jabez,29 Win- throp,29 Reuben.30
XIII MEPHIBOSHETH.
XIV STEPHEN. Stephen,31 James, 32 Jona- than.33
XV JOHN. XVI ENOCII. XVII PETER. XVIII TRISTRAM. XIX ABNER. Abner. 34
XX JOHN. Daniel, 35 Nathan, 36 Eben - ezer. 37
XXI SHIUBAEL. Shubael.38
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XXII REUBEN. XXIII EDWARD. XXIV JOSEPH.
XL JEREMIAH. John. 47
Benjamin. 39
XLI WILLIAM. Simon. 48
XXV NATHAN.
XLII ABNER. Josiah. 49
XXVI JOHN. Jeremiah. 40
XLIII REUBEN.
XXVII WH.LIAM.
XLIV JAMES.
William.41
XLV THEOPINILUS.
XXVIII JABEZ.
XLVI BENJAMIN.
XXIX WINTHROP. Abner. 42
XLVII JOIN.
Jesse,50 Jeremiah. 51
XXX REUBEN.
Reuben. 43
XLVIII SIMON. Nehemiah.52
XXXI STEPHEN.
XLIX JOSIAH. Samuel.53
XXXII JAMES. James. 44
L JESSE. Thomas L.54
XXXIII JONATHAN.
XXXIV ABNER. Theophilus. 45
LI JEREMIAH. Joseph R. 53
XXXV DANIEL.
LII NEHEMIAH.
XXXVI NATHAN.
LIII SAMUEL.
XXXVII EBENEZER.
LIV THOMAS L.
XXXVIII SHUBAEL.
LV JOSEPH R.
XXXIX BENJAMIN.
LVI JOSEPII.
Benjamin. 46
LVII AMOS.
THE SAMBORNE FAMILY IN ENGLAND.
BY V. C. SANBORN, CHICAGO, ILL.
The name Samborne, spelt also Sambourne and Sandbourne, is found in England as the name of a place and as a family name. As the name of a place : (A) In Warwickshire ; - a hamlet a few miles from Alcester, of which Dusdale says: "Of this place, having its original denomination from that little sandy brook, nigh unto which it stands, I find very ancient mention, viz., in anno DCCXIV, it being then (inter aliis) given to the monks of Evesham, by Egwin, Bishop of Worcester, upon the foundation thereof." (B) In Wor- cestershire ; in the parish of Kiddeminster. (C) In Yorkshire ; mentioned in Bawden's Doomsday for Yorkshire : " In Sabura (Sanburn) there are three carucates : Ralph Paganel holds it. The canons say they themselves had it in the time of Edward." (A caru- cate is about 100 acres). (D) The name Sombourn exists also in Hampshire - possibly an allied name.
As a family name : If the name of this family were taken from their lands, that fact would be indicated in old records prior to 1300; but none such yet appear, except that, in 1211, the Wiltshire " Placite "
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speak of a Julian de Saudeburne, which may be a mistake for Sande- burne. The next mention of the name is in 1333, Robert de Sam- bourne being that year incumbent in Somersetshire. After 1350 the name appears more frequently and there are several pedigrees in the Heralds' Visitations. There appear to have been two branches of the family : - one, settled at Sunning, in Oxfordshire ; the other, at Timsbury, in Somersetshire. [See Gen. Reg., July, 1885.]
The arms of the Samborne families are the same, viz. : Argent, a chevron sable between three mullets gules, pierced or. Three crests are given : 1. Samborne,- a dexter hand holding a sheaf of arrows, all ppr. 2. Samborne of Moulsford, Berks., a bull's head holding in the month three ears of wheat, all ppr. 3. Samborne of Timsbury House, a mullet gules, pierced or.
The following pedigree is compiled from various sources, and brings the family down to the generation following that of John (?) Samborne, the father of the three American emigrants.
I. WILLIAM SAMBOURNE, of Sunning, Oxfordshire, born about 1390; married Anne, daughter and heir of Sir William Lushell, Kt. Children : William (2), born about 1420. John (3?), born about 1425. (I have given Jolin and William as brothers, although no proof has yet been found of this.)
II. WILLIAM SAMBOURNE, of Sunning, married daughter and heir of Thomas Drew. Child : Drew (4), born about 1450.
III. JOHN SAMBORNE, of Timsbury, married daughter and heir of Sir John de la Riviere, of Timsbury. Child : Richard (5), born about 1455.
IV. DREW SAMBOURNE, of Sunning, patron of living of Hinton- Blewitt, Soms., in 1490, married Elizabeth, daughter and co-heir of Thomas Crecklade, of Wiltshire. Children : William, born abont 1480 ; married Anne, daughter of Roger Copley ; had daughter Mar- garet, who married Sir William Windsor, ancestor of the Earls of Plymouth. Henry (6), born about 1483. Thomas, born about 1485.
V. RICHARD SAMBORNE, of Timsbury, married Dorothy Tich- bourne, of Hants. Child : Jolin (7), born about 1490.
VI. HENRY SAMBOURNE, of Sunning, married Eleanor, daughter of - Richards, of Burford. Children : Thomas (8), born about 1513. Edmund or Elward, born about 1515, and had daughter Mary, who married Chandeler.
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VII. JOHN SAMBORNE, of Timsbury, married daughter of Lisley (L'Isle), of Maiden Newton, Dorset. Children : John (9), born about 1528. Nicholas, born 1529 ; married Elizabeth, daughter of John Rogers, of Hants. Anne, born 1533. Jane, born 1540. Francis (10), born 1543. Richard, born 1544. Swithin, born 1546; B. A. Magdalen Col., Oxford, 1570; M. A., 1573; incumbent of Tims- bury, 1579 (Elizabeth, reg. patron) ; married Martha, daughter of George Milborne, of Soms.
VIII. THOMAS SAMBOURNE, of Sunning (will dated 1584), mar- ried, first, Margaret Vennonr. Child : Lawrence, born about 1550. Married, second, Jane, daughter of - Stoughton, of Sunning. Children : Henry (11), born about 1554. Grace, born about 1555 ; married Henry Peckham, al. Edwood. Frances, born about 1556 ; married Richard Garnett. Married, third, Joan Polstede, widow of Hugh Beke. Child : Thomas, born about 1558. Married, fourth, Blanche Burditt, of Worcestershire. Children : Katherine, born abont 1560. Walter, born about 1561. Richard, born about 1562 ; of Stokes Farm, near Ockingham ; married Elizabeth, daughter of Richard Sturges, of Cholsey.
IX. JOHN SAMBORNE, of Timsbury, patron of living of Timsbury, 1560, married daughter of Willoughby, of Turner's Puddle, Dorset. Children : Barnaby (12), born 1560. Toby, born 1563. Israel, born 1564 (?) ; matr. Magd. Col., Oxford, 1577. Samuel, born 1565. Peter, born 1569. John, born 1574; died 1576.
X. FRANCIS SAMBORNE, of Maiden Newton, Dorset., married Children : Richard (13), born 1575. Francis (14), born about 1580. John (15), born about 1590.
XI. SIR HENRY SAMBOURNE, of Moulsford, Berks., married Anne, danghter of William Parker, Esquire, of Sunning (knighted, 1608; high sheriff of Berks., 1616). Child: Richard, born 1589 ; mar- ried Dorothy, daughter of Richard Comyns, of Cholsey, and had children : Henry, born 1622. Joseph. Benjamin.
XII. SIR BARNABY SAMBORNE, of Timsbury, matr. Magd. Col., Oxford, 1577; knighted, 1603; died 1610; buried in Timsbury church. He married, first, Cicely, daughter of William Bassett, of Gloucester. Children : John, born 1588; died young. Barnaby, born 1590 ; probably died young. Married, second, Margaret, daughter of Sir William Throgmorton, of Fortwich, Gloucester. Children :
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Thomas, born 1601; married Amice Maudley, and was the ancestor of the present Sambornes, of Timsbury, through female descent. Wil- liam, born 1604 ; matr. Magd. Col., Oxford, 1624 ; det. 1625. Richard, born 1605. Bridget, born and died 1607. John, born 1608; died 1641, s. p.
XIII. RICHARD SAMBORNE, of Maiden Newton, Dorset., and a merchant in Caen, France; married Mary Rignouf, of France. Children : Anne, born 1602 ; married a LeBas. Margaret, born 1604. Michael, born 1605; died s. p. Richard, born 1606; died s. p. Thomas.1 John.1 Both died s. p.
XIV. FRANCIS SAMBOURNE, goldsmith, of London, married Mar- garet Blincoe, of Southwark. Children : Nicholas Samborne, born about 1608 ; died s. p. Francis, born 1610 ; married Mary Goodfellow and had descent. William, born about 1612, a Norwich factor; mar- ried Hester, danghter of Robert Haynes, of Bristol. Richard, born abont 1614 ; died s. p.
XV. JOHN SAMBORNE, supposed to be the father of the first three American Sambournes - described in the London Visitation of 1687, as a merchant, with his brother Richard (13). The Sambornes in England were very few, in 1620, and indeed, no branches have been traced, except those given above.
John Samborne was born about 1590, and probably removed to London with his two brothers by 1615; but the family ties were in Dorsetshire, the next county to Hampshire, where lived Rev. Stephen Bachiler, whose daughter married the father of the first three Ameri- can Sambornes. In 1630-31 we find her a widow, living in the Strand, in London ( Waters' Gleanings).
SANBORN.
John, William and Stephen Sanborn, brothers, were grandsons of Mr. Steven Bachiler, the first pastor of the church in Hampton. Ac-
1 The State Papers between 1650 and 1660 contain frequent references to these brothers, who were merchants in France and loyalists who aided in the Restoration. Thomas was in Morlaix and John, in Rouen and Caen. Clarendon's State Papers contain letters which passed between the Lord Chancellor and John Samborne, who appears to have been high in favor with the conrt. "Petition, dated July, 1660, of Thomas and John Samborne, mer- chants, for the nomination of one of them as commissioner in the Excise Office. They have done great service in the late war, in relieving persons of quality and others related to His Majesty; they have had several commissions from the late and present king; supplied munitions. etc., to the value of £25,000; were banished and sold their inheritance, for fear of sequestration. On the king's escape from Worcester and landing in Ronen, John Sam- borne was the only person to whom he trusted the secret of his arrival," etc., etc. [Cal. State Papers, 1660.]
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cording to tradition, their father died in England, leaving these sons and their mother to the care of Mr. Bachiler, her father, and they all came to New England with him in 1632, and about six years later, to Hampton. Such is probably the general belief; but no evidence is found that the mother of these young men ever came to America. It seems pretty evident that her home was not in Hampton at the time of " seating the meeting house," in the early part of 1651, as no seat was then provided for her; and her name is not found in the recorded list of deaths in the town ; nor is any allusion made to her in any of the old papers examined.
The three brothers named were here and all of them in possession of house-lots as early as 1644. Their names are all on a tax-list of 1653, and all held town offices. Stephen, however, did not make Hampton his permanent home. In 1655 he resigned the office of selectman several months before the expiration of his term, for the purpose, it is said, of accompanying his grandfather Bachiler in his return to England. The date of leaving New England is not known.
John Sanborn, one of the immigrants, received for a house-lot, partly by grant from the town, and partly by gift from his grand- father, Mr. Bachiler, four acres of land, which appears to have been a part of what constituted the homestead, in later years, of Dea. Alvin Emery. His house is said to have stood a few rods further west than the one now on the lot.
William's house-lot is described in the Town Records, as follows : " 1. Impr five acres of upland for a house lott : and three quarters of an acre of ground aded to the south end therof : layeing together between the grownd of John Browns toward the east, & the grownd of Aquila Chases, sometimes Steven Sanborns in prt : & grownd of William fifilds sometimes the afore[sayd] Stenen Samborns in prt toward the west; abutting upon a commonway toword the north ; & a certaine swamp toword the south : more or lesse as it is layd out." This is now John A. Philbrick's homestead.
Stephen's house-lot, sometime before 1644, was on the westerly side of his brother William's; but at that date, it appears to have passed out of his possession. In 1653, he was probably living near his brother John.
I. JOHN SANBORN, born in England, married -, daughter of Rev. Stephen Bachiler, and died in his native country. Children : John (2), b. ab. 1620; m., 1st, Mary Tuck; 2d, Margaret Moulton ; d. Oct. 20, 1692.
William (3), b. ab. 1622; m. Mary Moulton ; d. Sept. 18, 1692.
Stephen (4), m. Sarah
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II. JOIN SANBORN, Lieutenant, son of John (1), married, first, Mary, daughter of Robert Tuck (1) ; second, Aug. 2, 1671, Mrs. Margaret Moulton, daughter of Robert Page (1). Children :
John (5), b. ab. 1649; m. Judith Coffin; d. Nov. 10, 1723.
Mary, b. Apr. 12, 1651; d. Oct., 1654.
Abial or Abigail, b. Feb. 23, 1653 ; m. Ephraim Marston (7) ; d. Jan. 3, 1743. Richard (6), b. Jan. or Feb., 1655 ; m., 1st, Ruth Moulton ; 2d, Mary Boulter. Mary, h. Mar. 19, 1657; d. Mar. 14, 1660.
Joseph (7), b. Mar. 13, 1659 ; m. Mary Gove.
Stephen, b. Nov. 12, 1661 ; d. Feb. 24, 1662.
Ann, b. Nov. 20, 1662; m. Samuel Palmer (4) ; d. Oct. 4, 1745.
[ ? Dinah, m. James Marston (8) ; or, she may have been a dan. of William (3).]
Nathaniel (8), b. Jan. 27, 1666; m., 1st, Rebecca Prescott ; 2d, Sarah Nason ; d. Nov. 9, 1723.
Benjamin (9), b. Dec. 20, 1668; m., 1st, Sarah -; 2d, Meribah Tilton ; 3d, Abigail Dalton.
Jonathan (10), b. May 25, 1672; m. Elizabeth Sherburne; d. June 20, 1741.
III. WILLIAM SANBORN, son of John (1), married Mary, daughter of John Moulton (2). Children :
William (11), b. ab. 1652; m. Mary Marston; d. Oct. 9, 1744.
Josiah (12), m., 1st, Hannah Moulton ; 2d, Sarah Perkins.
Mercy, b. July 19, 1660; m. Samuel Cass (3).
Mephibosheth (13), b. Nov. 5, 1663 ; m. Lydia Leavitt ; d. Feb. 5, 1749. Sarah, b. Feb. 10, 1667 ; m. Samuel Marston (9) ; d. Apr. 17, 1738.
Stephen (14), b. Sept. 4, 1671 ; m. Hannah Philbrick; d. June 21, 1750.
IV. STEPHEN SANBORN, son of John (1), was married and had two children or more, before he left Hampton. His wife's name was Sarah. Children :
Sarah, b. June 12, 1651. Dorothy, b. Mar. 2, 1653.
V. JOHN SANBORN, Ensign, son of Lieut. John (2), married Nov. 19, 1674, Judith (born Dec. 4, 1653 ; died May 17, 1724), daughter of Tristram Coffin, of Newbury. Children :
Judith, b. Ang. 8, 1675 ; m. Ebenezer Gove (3).
Mary, b. July 2, 1677 ; m. Ebenezer Stevens ; lived in Ki.
Sarah, b. May 8, 1679.
Deborah, b. 1681; m., 1st, Samuel Fellows (1) ; prob. 2d, Benjamin Shaw, son of Benjamin (3).
John (15), b. 1683 ; m. Mehetabel Fifield; d. Jan. 4, 1732.
Enochı (16), b. 1685 ; m., 1st, Elizabeth Dennet ; 2d, Mehetabel Godfrey.
Lydia, b. Feb. 24, 1687. Peter (17), m. Apphia Shaw; d. 1724.
Tristram (18), m. Margaret Taylor.
Abner (19), b. Apr. 27, 1694; m. Rachel Shaw; d. Jan. 17, 1780.
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VI. RICHARD SANBORN, son of Lieut. John (2), married, first, Dec. 5, 1678, Ruth, daughter of William Moulton (3) ; second, Dec. 20, 1693, widow Mary Boulter, daughter of Abraham Drake (3). Children :
Mary, b. Sept. 30, 1679.
John (20), b. Nov. 6, 1681 ; m. Sarah Philbrick; d. Sept. 3, 1727.
Ruth. Shubael (21), b. ab. 1694; m. Mary Drake; d. May 3, 1759.
VII. JOSEPH SANBORN, son of Lieut. John (2), married Dec. 28, 1682, Mary, daughter of Edward Gove (1) ; lived at the Falls. Children :
Abigail, b. Apr. 1, 1686; m. Ebenezer Dearborn (9) ; d. Feb. 26, 1768. Huldah, b. May 3, 1688 ; m. Jonathan Nason (1) ; d. Oct. 7, 1758.
Renben (22), b. May 18, 1692 ; m. Sarah Sanborn ; d. Apr. 22, 1756.
Edward (23), b. Apr. 7, 1695; m. Dorothy Robie; d. as early as 1729.
Abraham, b. Mar. 10, 1696; m. Jan. 22, 1718, Dorothy (b. Oct. 26, 1699), dan. of John Smith; lived in K. ; d. Sept. 2, 1757. Ch .: Theophilus, b. 1719. Joseph, b. 1721. Abraham, b. 1723. John, b. 1726 (all of whom d. young, of throat distemper). Daniel, b. 1728. Theophilus, b. 1730. Joseph, b. 1732, was a physician; m. in H., Apr. 11, 1754, Sarah Towle. Abraham, bp. 1735. John Smith, bp. 1740. Dorothy, b. 1743.
Mary, b. July 28, 1697; m. Samuel Prescott, son of James (3) ; d. May 28, 1757.
Joseph (24), b. July 22, 1700; m., 1st, Lucy Prescott ; 2d, Susanna James ; d. Jan. 26, 1773.
David, b. Jan. 16, 1702; m. Mar. 2, 1727, Abigail Glidden; lived at H. F. Ch. : Edward, bp. 1728. Jeremiah, bp. 1729. David, bp. 1731. Elizabeth , bp. 1732. John, bp. 1735. David, bp. 1737. Edward, bp. 1739. Abigail, bp. 1741. John, bp. 1745. Sarah, bp. 1747. Joseph, bp. 1749.
VIII. NATHANIEL SANBORN, son of Lieut. John (2), married, first, Dec. 3, 1691, Rebecca, daughter of James Prescott (1) ; second, Sarah Nason, who died Sept. 1, 1748, aged eighty-five years ; lived on the Falls side. Children :
Richard, b. Feb. 27, 1693 ; m., 1st, Elizabeth Batchelder, who d. Jan. 20, 1753 ; 2d, 1753, wid. Judith Prescott, dan. of Ebenezer Gove (3) ; d. Sept. 14, 1773. Ch .: Jonathan, b. 1714. Moses, b. 1716. Rebecca, b. 1718. Da- vid, b. 1721. Mary, b. 1724. Abigail, b. 1726. Jeremiah, b. 1730. Rich- ard, b. 1733. Betsey, b. 1734. Richard, b. 1737.
James, b. Ang. 6, 1696 ; m. Jan. 18, 1720, Elizabeth, dau. of Aretas Leavitt (2) ; lived in K .; d. Oct. 30, 1784. Ch .: Henry, b. 1721. Elizabeth, b. 1726. Ruth, b. 1731. Joseph, b. 1732. James, b. 1735.
Rachel, b. Oct. 4, 1698; m. Thomas Ward (3). Jeremiah, b. Feb. 10, 1701.
Abigail, b. Feb. 22, 1703; m. Luther Morgan, son of John (2).
Nathan (25), b. June 27, 1709 ; m. Catherine Sattalee.
Jacob, b. May 7, 1711 ; m. Dec. 29, 1731, Amy, dau. of Stephen Sanborn (14).
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GENEALOGICAL AND BIOGRAPHICAL.
Eliphaz, b. Dec. 10, 1712; bought land in Chester, in Dec., 1737, and prob. resided there.
Nathaniel, b. Nov. 10, 1714.
Jedediah, b. June 10, 1717 ; [m. 1737, Mary Rogers ; both of Newbury?]. Daniel, b. Dec. 31, 1719.
IX. BENJAMIN SANBORN, Deacon, son of Lieut. John (2), mar- ried, first, Sarah -, who died Jan. 29, 1720, aged fifty-four years ; second, Nov. 7, 1721, widow Meribah Tilton, daughter of Dea. Francis Page (2) ; third, Nov. 24, 1724, widow Abigail Dalton, daughter of Edward Gove (1) ; lived at Hampton Falls. Children :
Mary, b. Oct. 27, 1690; m. William Healey (2).
Joanna, b. Dec. 1, 1692 ; m. Jan. 13, 1714, Cornelius Clough (of Ki?).
Sarah, b. Sept. 30, 1694; m. Reuben Sanborn (22) ; d. Apr., 1756.
Theodate, b. 1696; m. 1719, Jonathan Sanborn, son of Jonathan (10) ; d. Oct. 10, 1756.
Dorothy, b. Oct. 27, 1698; m., 1st, Jethro Batchelder, son of Nathaniel (+) ; 2d, Abraham Moulton, son of Jolin (9) ; d. Sept. 11, 1757.
Abial, b. July 22, 1700 ; m. Enoch Colby, Dec. 16, 1725.
Jemima, b. May 17, 1702; m., 1st-Stacy ; 2d, - Lord, of Ipswich, Ms.
Susanna, b. Sept. 20, 1704; m. Joshua Blake; d. July 21, 1776.
Benjamin, b. June 1, 1706; d. young.
Judith (Judah), b. Oct. 26, 1708 ; m. Dec. 16, 1725, Robert Quimby.
Benjamin, b. Nov. 7, 1712 ; m., Ist, Dec. 27, 1733, Hannah, dau. of David Tilton (6) ; 2d, Oct. 25, 1736, wid. Dorothy Prescott, dau. of Jethro Til- ton (7) ; lived in H. F. ; will proved, Jan. 17, 1748. Ch. : Benjamin, bp. 1735. Molly, bp. 1738. Dudley, bp. 1742. Theophilus, b. 1747.
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