CARY Family.Pdf
«sr. i-S >••. ) P^EGOI^DS 7X<' yfrj/ t*/4rri of BRIDGEWATER, MASS. -FROM- 1()o() to 1681. PUBUSHED BY XjOI^XiTO "W. Srcs^oaa, 2v£a.ss. BROCKTON: WM, L. PUF FER, STEAM, BOOK AHO JOB PRtKTBB. 1889. ,JX^, '^T/'-^^^* t SH/RL£yMSHJRLSy M BESSI.VGEJf^^B£SS/.VGES'^ 950S.GILB£KTST -234 ">• AVAHE/M. CA. 92.'ii)4 J'o ihe numerous family in :dME^lG:d hearing Ihe honored name of Col'Ill', this record is respeclfuUy dedicah'd, by LOm-NG Jf'\ TUFFm, 'Brocklon, July /, 1889. reprinted by the M} OLD BRIDGEWATER HISTORICAL SOCIETY ^ 162 Howard Street ^ West Bridgewater, Mass. 02379 1? li 1986 NO'TBl. John Cary, or Carew as it was once spelled, the inuiiigrant, came to New beingKngiaiid then from 25 Somersetshire,years old. He Englaiid, married and Elizabeth, settled ill daughter Duxbury. of FrancisMass., (lodfrey,in 1639, m 1644 and by her had in Duxbury, John. 1645; Francis, 1O47; Elizabeth, 1649. He then removed to Hraintree, and had James, 1652, and linally settled in Hridgewater where his remaining eight children were born. He was one of the lifly four original proprietors of the town of IJridgewaler. He leinoved from IJrainiree to Hridgewater in 1654. In "1656 he was chosen C.onstable, being the lirst town oHicei and only one elected that year. He was the lirst town clerk, serving until 1681. He lived in what is now West Hridgewater, and about one fourth of a mile west of the old church. He died in 1681. His wife died in 1680. TOWI? RESO^DS —OF— BFl!JlDGE.WA.TElPi, MJSlSS.
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