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Early Records of the Poor Family of Andover / POOR FAI\aLY OF ANDOVSR _~. 2-;'/ / 'f7G ( 7/C /Bc J)AJJ/L'L) ,\ ,. I Sf E fO _2.... -~- - E vc::eG N E !0vE.RETT ?OOICE.. (7) ~ / ~?A£~ a=vtJCETT 50fiiJ..(f. POD ,:<E.. 1- ~U-/ }17' ~ ~7 td~~ r-> /";Q r- I.t::, 1/:::. U 0 0 r:< t:. 13 C 7//ute rf;6lJ ,RD. I2cclI~:S'/if2 , /J~ !CIZK, /90/7 The POOR FAMILY OF ANDOVER Daniel Poor, born about 1624, of Wiltshire. England, sailed, with 60 others, from South Hampton, in "The BEVIS", in May 1638.Rob­ ert Batten was sailing master. Daniel married in Boston, Oct. 20, 1650, Mary Farnum, daughter of Ralph Farnum and his first wif'e, Mary, who 1 were said to have been f'elJLow passengers on the trip to the colony. A1-:-out 10 years after his arrival, Daniel Poor was in Andover, and here he took the oath of Freeman, in :March 1655. The birt~ of' ten to of' his eleven children are recorded here. In Andover he bought the Barnard and Bradstreet Division Lots and r-Lis; homestead was in the present No.Andover, on the road from North Parish to .l..JaVlrence, near the junction of the Shawshin and M.errimac Rivers.Tbis was known as "Shawshin Fields", and extended intol/Moose Country." There was a garrison house on the land, said to have been that of ~obert (1) Barnard. The Poor property included also, land in So.Lawrence near the Falls. Daniel Poor died June 8, 1689. Among his bequests was th~t of two acres of Woodchuck Meadow, to his brother-in-law, John Farnum. Mary (Fa:> died on Feb. 3, 1714, at 85. Their children :- num)(~1'01r1; . M:ary (S), b. about 1651; m" in Newbury, Nov. 23,1668, John Noyes. He was son of Deacon Nicholas and Mary (Cutting) Noyes, b. in Newbury, Jan. 20, 1645; had 10 chlhldren recoI~ded in Newbury. sarah (2), b. Dec.28, 1652; m. Feb.13,lS73,Sam'1 Pettengill, son or Richard Pettengill of Newbury.Sam made a will 1709;had 10 ch. Martha (2), b. Nov. 4,1654; m.John Granger in Chelmmford,Feb.9,1679; They settled in Andover where the births of 7 children are recorded; f ~ . she d. in 1723; he d. ,in 1725. r--'~'~.~." ... ~ The POOR FAMILY -2- Children of Dan(l) Poor and wife, Mart Farn!§, ( cont.) :­ ,iprl 25 16 8,1 lianiel (2), b. ~ept. 5, ~656; m.7mehltabe! (3) Osgood, dau. of John (2) Osgood and w. ~ary Clements; she was b. March 4, 1672; she d. 1752; Dan inherited the ho~estead; he d. July 30, 1735, leaving no will. John (2), b. 1658; was a soldier in the Canada Expedition; d. unm.1690, Dec. 24. By his will and the inventory it is shown that he gave his real estate to his brother Daniel- one hundred and ~' fifty acres, with buildingso Hanna (2), b. May 6, 1660; m. Nov. 16,1681, Lieut. Francis Dane, son of Rev. F~ancis Dane. They settled in West Andover on a place called "Little Hope", above George Baker's. He d. in l738,aged 81 years; she d. Feb.17,1746; they had 9 children. Elizah (2), b. April 15, 1662; m. April 7, 1686, Jacob Marstone, son of John Marstone and i"J • .1I'lartha; had 11 children recorded in And. Deborah (2), b. April 18, 1664; m. May 29, 1689, Timothy Osgood, son of John (2) Osgood and w. Mary(Clements) ; Deborah d. Nov. 27, 1724; he probably m. 2nd., in 1728, Marv Poole. Ruth (2), b • .L'eb 16,1665FI. Dec. 2, l689,John Stevens, son of John and rBarham J Han:c',ah! St evens; set tIed in Andover. Priscilla (2), b. June 23,1667; m. Dec.14,1687, Abraham Mooar; settled in .Andover; he d. in 1706. She m. 2nd., Solomon *eyes of Chelms- ford/march 12,1709. ' Lucy (2), b. Sept. 28,1670; she was unm. in 1689 when her father made his will, but probably m. Oct.11, 169l,Sam f l Austin, of Andover; she d. 1759; he d. 1753, age 84. The POOR FAMILY -3~ Mary (2) Poor (Dan(l) and husband, John No~es, had:-~ Nicholas (3), b. ; m. Sarah Lunt; settled in Abington, Mass.,afte~ the birth of 6th child. lJaniel (3), b. ; m.Judith Kndght; had 7 children b. in Newbury. M.ary (3), b. ; m. JOM Noyes, s ..on of Rev. James lloyes; John Wa s ber father t s cousin. John (3), b. ; m. Tabitha Dole; had 6 ch. b. in Newbury. Martha (3), d.y. Martha (3) 2nd., b. ; m.Joseph Lunt. Nathtl (3), b. ; probably m. Priscilla ii1errill and went to Fal- mouth about 1732. Elizah (3), b. ;probably m. 1st, Thos. Woodbridge; 2nd., m. JOM Adams. Moses (3), b. ; d. umn. Samtl (3), b. ; m. Hannah Poore, Dec.l, 1714; she was dau. of ftenry and Abigail ( Hale ) Poor, and g-daughter of John(l Poor, another emigran~. They settled in Abington. Sarah(~)_!oor ( Dan(l) and hu~band,Sam'l Pettengill, had:- lJan'l \~), b. about 1675; m. lst,lY1ary StiCkney; m. 2nd.,Esther French; had 5 children. y, Sam t 1 (3), b. ;m.Elizah N07,'-es; had 4 daUghters recorded in :Newbur~ Richard (3), b.;and d. y. Richard (3) 2nd., b. ; m.~~mima Cheney; had 1 dau. Lydia (4), b in Newbury. John (3), b. 1680; prob. m. 1721,Mary Antght; had 7 children. ... ;.;:::::;;".- Thomas (3), b. ;prob. m. Hannah Gooding,1719;had 3 children~. he is mentioned in his father's will. -4- The POOR FAMILY Children of Sarah (2) Poor and husband,Sam'l Pettengill ( cont.) :- Mary (6), b. 16ti6. ~arah (3), b. 1686. Joanna (3), b. 1689. Benjamin (3), b. 1692; m. about 1718,Sarah ----; had 8 children. Martha (2) Poor (Dan(l) and husband John Granger, had:­ Mary (3), b. 1680; d. 1682. Martha (3), b. 1682; m. 1700 Moses Haggett, son of Moses Haggett ani w. Joanna Johnson; had 6 children. John(3), b. 1683; d. unm. 1752. Daniel (3), b. 1687; killed by Indi:ans"while in the service of his country".June 26, 1723; he was one of the adm. of the es­ tate of his great uncle, Thomas Poore. Probably never m. Joanna (3), b. 1692;m. 172~;,J'ames Farnum, son of John; had 7 children. E1izah (3), b. 1696; m. 1721,Dan'1 Dane, son of Francis Dane and w. Hannah Poar; all but 1 of her 5 children d. in infancy:­ E1izah (4), who m. her kinsman, Capt. Thomas Poore ... -- ..- Daniel (2) Poor( Dan(l) and wife, iv1ehitabe1 Osgood, had:­ Daniel(3), b. Feb.9, 1689;m. March 20,1711-12, Dorothy Kimball of of Bradford; he was a quartermaster in 1~38; he d. AUg.8, 1772. He had, for 200 I:, , one ha1d! the hor:aestead--1and~ meadows and orchards; his brother Thomas had other 1/2. Mehitabel (3), b. and d. 1690. John (3), b.Oct.30, 1691; m.Mary Faulkner, ~eb.14, 1716; she was dau. of John Faulkner and w. Sarah Abbott; she d. Feb.5,1737; she was b. May 2, 1693. Mehitabel(3) 2nd., b.Dec.10, 1693; m.May31, 1733,Jolm Farnum~as his 2nd wife; she d. 1763; his 1st w. was E1iz.Barker who d.1702. The POOR FAMILY -5- GJ.ildren or Daniel (2) Poor <:) nd wife. .eh1ta~el OsgOOd, , con t.) :_ Samuel (3), b. Nov. 26,1695; m. Deborah Kimball of Bradford, 1719; his wil was probate 1788. Mary (3), b. March 26, 1698; m. Oct.5, 1721, Benjamin, the son of Deacon Joseph Stevens and w. Mary Ingalls; they settled in Andover;he d.Oct.6,1749 at 53; she d. June 17, 1779. Joseph (3), b. march 14, 1700; d.y. Joseph (3) 2nd., b. March 19-( mutilated records ;date not shown; m. May 20, 1725, Rebecca Osgood, dau. of Joseph; she d. Oct.1742 aged 38; he m. 2nd., widow R~th Barnard, June 7, 1757. Thomas- (3), b. 1704;m. Mary Adams, Sept. 30, 1728; she was or Newbury, also called of Exeter), the dau. or Capt. Abraham Adams and w. Anne Longfellow; he d. l~arch 18, 1779. According to Mrs. Johnson's tale, Thos. had the garrison house. (Elizabeth) ? Lydia (3), b. probably March 10,1705; m. Nov.9,1727, Jeremiah Osgood; she d. Dec.18,1744; he m. 2nd.,May 29,1765,Mary Chandler. I think L"'11HA, w.of Jere Osgood,is an .error of c"lerk's. Sarah (3), b. about 1707; d.y. Timothy (3), b. unknown; d.1708. Hannah (3), b. and d. 1709. Timothy (3), b. 1710; d. 1716. Sarah (3), 2. b. ; m. Thomas Russe, 1730. Martha (3), b.1713; probe m. Ben Howard,1748. Deborah (3), b. 1714; m. James Allen or Andover,1736; she d. in 1806; had 7 children. Timothy(3), b. and d. 1716. -6- The POOR FAMILY Dan(3) Poor(Dan(2-l) and wife, Dorothy Kimball, had:­ Hannah (4), b.17l3; d. 1736. lehitabel (4), b. l7l4;m. Joseph Frye, 1733; he was son of John Frye and wife, :l.'abitha Farnum; he was (ja~lecl Lieut.,Col,.and later, General; they lived in Fryebyrg, Maine. It is said that Jos. did not think her accomplished enough to preside at his dinn- er~o the French officers, and kept her in the background. She was a good cook and waiten on the crowd like a hotel mat­ ron. Silly Josephl Dorothy (4),b.17l6; m.
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