Genealogical Dictionary of Ma and New Hampshire, Vol. *

Libby, Charles T. (Charles Thornton), 1861-1948 97V,/ Airlcf pi* * /9f , RUNLETT 601 9 / ^SADLER 3C f* from Samuel Waldo in 1738. Lists 376b, 388. 8 ROGER, had built a ho. at Crockett's Will, 4 Mar. 1744—24 June 1746, made bef. Cove in Kittery bef. 1674, later sold by his departure with his s. Satchwell on the Maj. Shapleigh to Mr. Fr. Hooke. Louisburg exped., directed his eous. Satch­ 9 THOMAS, Wells, a prisoner in Canada in well Clark to take charge of his ho. and land, 1711. and named ch: Satchwell, James, Charles, 10 THOMAS, Portsmouth, m. 10 Nov. 1715 John, Mary, Elizabeth. wid. Agnes Graffam who was keeping an Runnells, see Reynolds. inn in 1722. Rusley, see Rashleigh. 11 WILLIAM, Hampton, m. Sarah Long(9) and entered an East. CI. for her to Scar- RUSSELL, scattered throughout so. Eng. boro prop. Ano. W. R. of Hamp. m. Eliza­ The 'de Eosel' claim of the Russells beth Chase(4) ±1725. (Dukes of Bedford) has been disproved. Be­ RUST. 1 John, m. at Hampton 12 May 1703 came 44th commonest name in N. E. Hannah Swett. 1 HENRY, at Casco Bay bef. 1631, pre­ 2 NATHANIEL, to his heirs Wells laid out sumably a ship capt. 206 a. at Tednick, 1720. See also Ward- 2 HENRY, Newcastle, ±80 in 1681, was well. warned out of Portsmouth in 1671. He and 3 SAMUEL, wit. a Hampton receipt, Parker his w. Frances, who scattered accusations of to Shaw, 1668. murder, bastardy:, etc., among the neighbors RUTHERFORD, Rutherson, Rediford, Rob­ with freedom and frequency, kept an inn of ert, barber, m. in Portsmouth May 1709 sorts where Tho nas Skillings of Falmouth wid. Elizabeth Ilsley. Taxed Str. Bank, stayed in 16T3 while his new broadcloth was 1713, 1714. Mrs. Elizabeth was wit. in Scott being made up. He sujpected Landlady Rus­ v. Johnson, 1709. See Harvey(14). sell of stealing a yard thereof. Unlawful Ryford, John, a N. Y. grantee at Arrowsic drinking there in 1674, the host drunk in 1678 under Andros. Lists 186, 187. and ' bad order' kept in the ho. in 1679. Jury RYMES, Samuel, Portsm., mariner, taxed 1684. Lists 55b, 313acf, 317, 330a, 331b. In 30 Oct. 1691, but at Isles of Shoals by 1681, his w. 'growing crazier,' he pet. for 1692. He m. Mary Wentworth, who m. 2d permiss. to keep a cook's shop and to sell Dr. John Clifton(l). J. 1696, 1697. He d. penny beer. Frances was beaten by James 6 Feb. 1709. Adm. 1 Oct. 1712 to John Went­ Phillips, the shoemaker, in 1684, and as­ worth of Portsm. and Samuel Wentworth of saulted by James Robinson in 1686. Three Boston, attorney for John Clifton, the est. ch. emerge from the ev. in these cases: John, being in the hands of S. R. 's mo.-in-law, Mrs. in ct. with an unnamed girl in 1686, taxed Mary Martyn. The real est. was div. betw. 1688, liv. in Newcastle with w. Mary in 1711. Lists 65(2)', 94, 316, 318a, 319. Frances, 'one 3 sons, 1722. Ch: Samuel, b. 28 July 1693, of the daus.,' unm. in 1684. Andrew, pulled m. May 1716 Mary Weymouth; mariner; d. Phillips away from his mo. in the 1684 bat­ 1755; will. 9 ch. William, b. 5 Apr. 1696; tle. capt. of the -Juliana- of Bristol, England; will, Barbadoes, 13 May 1726, leaves £100 3 JOSEPH, at Casco Bay bef. 1631, presum­ to his kinswoman Mrs. Mary Wentworth and ably a ship capt. other prop, to his mo., his bros. Samuel and 4 NOEL (Rusel), mariner, lately of New­ Christopher and his nephew William. Chris­ castle, in Boston 1699-1701. topher, b. 28 Feb. 1699-1700; mariner; m. 5 PTTTLTP, Newcastle, wit. in 1666, had a 1 Dorothy Sherburne (Henry), the 1st of her a. gr. in 1667 provided he build. Bot in 4 husb.; his mo. liv. with him after Dr. Clif­ 1672 land which he sold in 1687. Depos. ab. ton's death; will 1741. 3ch. Teague Royal's will in 1677. Lists 312cd, 323, 326b, 330a. Dead in 1699. SADLER. 6 RICHARD, Charlestown, distinguished 1 EDWARD. See Sampson(2), Webber(8). merchant and officer, had large land in­ 2 JOSEPH, soldier at Dover 16 Dec—15 terests at Monhegan, Pemaquid, etc., prob­ Feb. 1697. List 67. ably speculations. Thomas Elbridge mtg. 3 THOMAS, Wethersfield 1649 (List 72) Monhegan and Damariscove islands to him may be error for John, there early and d. in 1650. In 1653 Elbridge mtg. y2 of his there in 1673, appar. s.p. patent at Pemaquid to Capt. Paul White, 4 THOMAS, Kittery. In York court 4 July who assigned it to R. R. and Nicholas Davi­ 1659 Anthony Emery was bondsman for son. Russell assigned his half to Davison in him, suspected of some misbehavior toward 1657. Capt. Gookin or Mr. R. R. were or­ Dover ct. At same ct. he and Emery's dau., dered to keep ct. at Portsmouth or Dover Rebecca Weymouth(8), were charged with and at York in 1664. List 10. He d. 1674. riding about together on the Sabbath. He See Wyman's Charlestown. m. her after her husb. died, had left bef. July 7 ROBERT, soldier at Gt. Isl., 1689. 1663 when Emery wanted relief from a for- SADLER 602 SAMPSON feited bond, and was in Flushing, L. I., in will, but John, s. of John and Martha, was 1667. She was with her fa. at Portsmouth, bp. at So. Ch. in 1730. This might be consid. R. I., from where in 1676, 'having been for the baptism of an adult son of (3) by an several years in a widow like condition' and early w., except that Mary, dau. of and left with three small ch., she asked for res­ Martha, was bp. in same par. in 1734, long toration of her husb.'s est. on Staten Island after Capt. John's dau. Mary had mar. in the hands of Jonas Halstead. In 1680, Martha S., of full age, testi, in the Hutchins bef. she had m. 3d Daniel Eaton, her fa. case (see Wm. 3); she had been in Canada 7 deeded her his prop, with remainder to her yrs. bef. s. Anthony (Sadler), who was of E. Green­ 4 MATTHEW, m. Sarah Parker(25) and liv. wich, R. I., in 1714. Surely her son was Wil­ on Parker's Isl. List 189. See also Davis liam Weymouth alias Sadler, in York ct. for (53). In Oct. 1689, he, wife and five ch. abusing ministers in 1681, when John Green were refugees at Josiah Smith's in Charles­ paid the costs, but his position in the fam. town. Wid. Sarah m. 2d in Boston 21 May seems as doubtful as that of her s. Joseph 1703 Samuel Smith. Thomas Salter, the Bos­ Amory (see Emery 1) who might have been ton cordwainer and speculator (Y. D. vols. either Weymouth or Sadler and brot up by 13, 14, 18) was prob. a son. One Matthew gr.fa. Emery. was of Marblehead 1674-1678. BAFFIN, 1 Mrs. Elizabeth (Scammon), List 5 SAMPSON. See Lewis(12). 89. See Legate(2); Scammon(3). 6 THOMAS, York grantee 1722, from 2 THOMAS. See Hounsell. Charlestown, where six ch. of Thomas Saffron, John, worked in Cape Porpus mills and Mary were rec, the first two b. in Maine: 1679. Mary at Arrowsic 17 Dec. 1718, Thomas at St. Aubin, Mr., List 123. York 2 Sept. 1721. St. Robin, Charles, his wife and son at Pas- 7 WILLIAM, wit. a Phillips(22) fam. deed samaquoddy, his son and dau. (Laflow- in 1668 (Y. D. 2: 132). er's wife) at Eggemoggin Reach; all in List Saltridge. See Shortridge. 5. Sally. See Solley. SAMPSON. Devonshire and Cornwall have Salmon, Peter, coroner's verdict filed Dec. this name; frequent also in cos. Kent and 1700. Derby. 1 ANDREW, Portsmouth, with Samuel Har­ SALTER, common in the Exeter district of ris bot from Geo. Jones at Sagamore Creek Devonshire; not uncommon in co. Suf­ in 1670 and sold to Joseph Berry in 1673. folk. (Sampson's Point on the S. side at the en­ 1 AENEAS. See Halsey(l). trance of the Creek, was named for Sampson 2 HENRY, servant of Roger Plaisted, Ber­ Lane.) Sued by Mr. Francis Wainwright in wick, whipped for stealing in 1667; prob. 1673 for a debt payable in cod. Lists 331b, the same who ran away, stole, and broke jail 313a. Lame and unable to help himself and in Essex Co. in 1673. One Henry was named fam. in Mar. 1678-9. Goody S., who kept a by several witnesses in connec. with Martha poor man early in 1680 and made agreement Sloper(3) in 1707. See Wyman's Charles­ with the town in Aug. that yr. to keep John town ii: 842, for fam. of an early Henry. Rayne, was presum. his wife. See also (2). 3 CAPT. JOHN, wealthy mariner, Star Is­ By every sign there was a s. Andrew. land, Newcastle, Rye, depos. in 1744, in 2 ANDREW (It), mariner, Portsm. (a wit. 70th yr., that he liv. at the Shoals betw. 40- in the Huff-Walton haycock case in 1677, 50 yrs. bef. List 316. His w. was Amy as ±27, unless (1) was incapacitated at the age early as 1722, when with her assistance and of 30; wit. Jocelyn to Hinckes 1680). Taxed Joseph Mace's, he assaulted Constable John 1691, jury 1696. In 1697 Joseph Berry deed­ Barton and broke his staff. Will, 1752— ed to him for love and goodwill the land 1755, names w. Amy (liv. in Feb. 1757) and where his dwg. ho. then stood. He m., int. ch: Richard, m. 1st Elizabeth Odiorne(3), m. Boston 12 Dec. 1695, Rachel (Codner), wid. 2d by 1743 Elizabeth Knight (10). Titus, m. of John Darby; see Neighbors. Liv. 28 Dec. Elizabeth Bickford(lO). Mary Mace, w. of 1697 (see Dam 1). D. bef. 31 Mar. 1707-8 Joseph(5). Elizabeth Roby, w. of Peter. when wid. Rachel, then w. of John Shores, Charity Leach, w. of John(4 jr.). Margery renounced adm. in favor of Wm. Cotton; the Hale. Martha Sanborn, w. of Ebenezer. probate rec. calls him formerly of Boston. Sarah Sloper, w. of Ambrose. Son Alex­ Ch. indicated: John, Portsm., m. Elizabeth ander's wid. Elizabeth (Sanborn) and 4 ch. Taylor 5 Mar. 1718-9. In 1720 John S. and Also gr.son John Randall (his mo. Hannah; 'her grandchild Samson' (a woman), were see 'The Salters of Portsmouth, N. H.' by paid by the town for their trouble in regard William M. Emery, 1936). Another son d. in to 'old mother E. Stone.' 7 ch. bp. mcl. 1728, his fa. admr. No s. John is named in Rachel and Andrew. Mary, m. in Portsm. 6 SAMPSON 603 SANBORN Nov. 1718 Edw. Sadler of Swansea, who m. 10 SAMSON, negro, List 94. 2d 20 Nov. 1723 Abigail Webber. Her ch. 11 THOMAS, brewer, Richmond Isl., un­ bp: Rachel, Edward. willing to work, unruly and a trouble 3 ELIZABETH, with Richard Dore's w., maker, was sent home by Winter bef. 10 wit. about Peter Abbott in 1673. See also July 1637. He had a wife in Eng. Brown (29). 4 HENRY," a wit. against Edward Ashley in SANBORN. The late Col. Banks made a 1631. List 1. hard and unsucc. search in Eng. for the 5 JAMES, Wells, from Dartmouth, Mass. origin of this N. H. family. and descended from the Pilgrim fam., m. 1 DEA. BENJAMIN(2), Hampton Falls, Ruth Sawyer (Wm. of Wells), who with five was a Newbury wit. in 1687-8. List 400. ch. was named in her fa.'s will 1718. They He m. 1st Sarah Worcester, step-dau. of were of Arundel in 1754, he ag. 74, she 67. Henry Ambrose (2 jr.) who d. 29 Jan. 1720 List 269c. ag. 54; m. 2d 7 Nov. 1721 Meribah (Page 2) 6 JOHN, Portsmouth 1670, List 326c. Ano. Tilton; m. 3d 24 Nov. 1724 Abigail (Gove 2) or the same was of Great Isl. 1695-96 Dalton. Will, 31 Oct. (d. 15 Dec.) 1740, (List 315c), but the John making oyster names w. Abigail and all ch. but one: Mary, voyages to Billingsgate, from Boston to Pis- b. 27 Oct. 1690, m. William Healey (see 2). cataqua and other places in 1687, poss. came Joanna, b. 1 Dec. 1692, m. 13 Jan. 1713-4 from Plymouth Co. Cornelius Clough of Kingston. Sarah, b. 30 7 JOHN, Scarboro, from Beverly where he Sept. 1694, m. Reuben Sanborn(5). Theo- m. 20 Oct. 1667 Sarah Pease, step-dau. of date, b. 1696, m. Jonathan Sanborn (4). Dor­ Richard Haines, who was not his 1st w. as othy, b. 27 Oct. 1698, m. 1st Jethro Batch- Salem adm. him inhab. 8 May 1660 provided elder^), m. 2d Abraham Moulton(ll). Abial he take effectual course to bring his w. to (Abigail), b. 22 July 1700, m. in Hampt. F. him. Taxed Scarb. 1681; on committee to 16 Dec. 1725 Enoch Colby. Jemima, b. 17 treat with Mr. Blackman 1682; grants 1682, May 1702, m. in Ipswich, 1st int. 15 Oct. 1685; town clerk 1682; constable 1687. Lists 1720 John Stacy, jr., 2d int. 11 Nov. 1743 85, 238a (2). The war sent him back to Essex Samuel Lord, jr. Susanna, b. 20 Sept. 1704 Co. from where he claimed 100 a. on N. side (Sanborn in 1740), m. Joshua Blake. Ben­ of Nonesuch River bot from Mrs. Jordan, jamin, b. 1 June 1706, d.y. Judith (Judah), and 6 a. betw. Thomas Larrabee and Henry b. 26 Oct. 1708, m. in Hampt. F. 16 Dec. 1725 Libby bot from Henry Kirby. In Jan. 1708- Robert Quimby. Benjamin, Hampt. F., b. 7 9, of Gloucester, late of Newbury, he deeded Nov. 1712, m. 1st 27 Dec. 1733 Hannah Til- his Scarb. lands to w. Sarah, to be at her ton, m. 2d 25 Oct. 1736 Dorothy (Tilton) disposal if she surv., paying partic. regard Prescott. Will, 17 Jan. 1747-8—27 Dec. 1752, to those eh. who had been most kind to them, names w. Dorothy, 2 of 4 rec. ch., and ex­ only s. Jonathan's s. John to have the 16 a. pected eh. By 2d w: Ebenezer, Hampt., b. parcel at Scarb. if he liv. upon it. He d. at 10 Oct. 1723. At Louisburg 1745. Will, 4 the Durrell home in Glouc. 27 Jan. 1711-2 in Mar. 1745—26 Mar. 1746 names step-mo., 104th yr., but depos. twice in 1677, ag. 50 sisters and others, but not br. Benjamin. and ±50, and in 1679, ±53. Kn. ch., three 2 LT. JOHN, Hampton, b. ±1620, s. of Ann rec. at Bev: Sarah, b. 18 June 1668, m. Moses Durrell(l). Mary, b. 15 Nov. 1670, m. (Batchelder 5) Sanborn, who was liv. in Joseph Goodale. Cyprien, b. 13 Mar. 1672, the Strand, London, in 1630-1, a wid. ag. 30 m. Daniel Chesimore (Chisholm 1). Jona­ (see Waters' Gleanings i: 519-520, 783-788), than, not recorded, may have been the 1st and m. 2d at Strood, co. Kent, in Jan. 1631-2 wife's son. He m. 16 Nov. 1695 Mary Chand­ Henry Atkinson of London. He and his ler in Newb., where s. John was b. 1696. Pos­ bros. (9) and (10) shared in the Hampt. sibly by an earlier mar., Jonathan or an un­ grants 1640, but their mo. appar. never known older brother was fa. of several came. John, the oldest, was active in town young Sampsons in Essex Co., notably Wil­ affairs, early and late, and in 1647 his gr.f a. liam whose ch. inch a Jonathan b. in Newb. Batchelder settled his Hampt. prop, on him in 1703. and his posterity, he to pay his bros. and cous. Nathl. Batchelder £20 apiece. Often 8 MARY, see Akerman(l). on jury, gr.j. and town committees. Select­ 9 RICHARD, Portsm., taxed 1669, 1672, man, 1650, 1661, 1665, 1668, 1672, 1674-5, made freeman at Boston 27 May 1674. 1678-9, either he or his son 1688, 1692. Com. Lists 326c, 327b, 331ac. His wid. Sarah m. t.e.s.c. 1667, 1669, 1672. When chosen Capt. (ct. Oct. 1677) Josiah Clark(32) whose' large for Hampton in 1664, it appeared he was not charge of ch.' poss. inch one or more Samp­ a freeman and the case was referred to the sons. One R., fisherman, Piscataqua, where Genl. Ct. Called Ensign in Oct. 1665 and a he had liv. 16 yrs., depos. 9 Sept. 1698, yr. later legally chosen and confirmed En­ ag. 23. sign. Commis. Lieut. 15 Oct. 1679. Ag. ±48 SANBORN 604 SANBORN in 1668, ±60 in 1680. Lists 391b, 392ab, Hannah, 6 ch. Love, b. 30 Aug. 1702, m. 8 393ab, 396, 397a, 48-50, 54, 57, 62, 83. He m. Jan. 1719-20 Rev. John Graham of Kingston 1st Mary Tuck(3), who d. 30 Dee. 1668, List where 1 dau. rec. She d. in Stafford Springs, 393a; m. 2d 2 Aug. 1671 Margaret (Page 6) Conn., in 1725. Dorothy, b. 30 Aug. 1704, d. Moulton; d. 20 Oct. 1692. Ch: John. Mary, Nov. 1705. Dorothy, b. 22 Aug. 1706, not in b. 12 Apr. 1651, d. Oct. 1654. Abigail (or will. Sarah, b. 18 Apr. 1708, m. Thomas Rol­ Abial), b. 23 Feb. 1653-4, m. Ephraim Mars- lins (Moses) of Stratham. John, b. 19 Dec. ton (2). Richard, b. 4 Jan. 1654-5. Mary, b. 1710, d. Feb. 1711. Benjamin, b. 22 Jan. 19 Mar. 1656-7, d. 14 Mar. 1660. Joseph, b. 1712, d. 7 Apr. 1718. Mary, b. 7 Dec. 1713, m. 13 Mar. 1658-9. Stephen, b. 12 Nov. 1661, d. 14 Dec. 1732 Peter Sanborn. 8 ch. rec. in 24 Feb. 1661-2. Ann, b. 20 Nov. 1662, in. Kingston. Samuel Palmer(20). Nathaniel, Hampt. F., 5 JOSEPH(2), Hampton F., m. 28 Dec. 1682 b. 27 Jan. 1665-6, m. 1st 3 Dec. 1691 Rebecca Mary Gove(2). In 1716 a warr. was is­ Prescott(l) who d. 17 Aug. 1704; m. 2d bef. sued ag. her for talking ab. Samuel Shaw 1709 Sarah Nason(6). Lists 57, 400. Will, and his w.'s niece Esther Dearborn whose 25 Oct. 1721—4 June 1723, names w. Sarah 1st ch. was b. at the Shaw ho. Tav. or vict. (d. 1 Sept. 1748, ag. -85-), and ch. 5 + 6: Rich­ lie. 1693, 1694, 1697-98, 1700; j. 1699. Lists ard, James, Rachel, Jeremiah, Abigail, Na­ 52, 57. Wid. Mary m. 2d, int. at Amesbury than, Jacob, Eliphaz, Nathaniel, Jedediah, 25 Nov. 1727, Lt. Moses Morrill of Salisb., Daniel. Benjamin, b. 20 Dec. 1668. By 2d and had 'absconded' (returned to Hampt.) w: Jonathan, b. 25 May 1672. in 1731. Ch: Abigail, b. 1 Apr. 1686, m. Eben­ 3 ENSIGN JOHN(2), Hampton, d. 23 Sept. ezer Dearborn(5). Huldah, b. 3 May 1688, 1727. Selectman 1681 (he or his fa. 1688, m. Jonathan Nason(6). Reuben, Hampt. F., 1692), 1702, 1708. Gr.j. 1695, 1697, 1699; j. b. 18 May 1692, m. 28 Dec. 1714 Sarah San- 1698. Tav. lie. 1696. Lists 392b, 396, 52, 54, born(l), who d. bef. him. Will 17 (d. 22) 55b, 57, 62, 68. He m. 19 Nov. 1674 Judith Apr. 1756. 10 ch. Edward, Hampt., b. 7 Apr. Coffin (Tristram) of Newb., who d. 17 May 1695, m. 25 Nov. 1718 Dorothy Robie(2), 1724. Ch: Judith, b. 8 Aug. 1675, m. Eben­ who took adm. 26 Feb. 1727-8, and m. 2d 18 ezer Gove(l). Mary, b. 2 July 1677, m. Eben­ Sept. 1729 Benj. Prescott. 4 daus., one liv. ezer Stevens. Sarah, b. 8 May 1679. Deb­ in 1736. Abraham, Kensington, b. 10 Mar. orah, b. 1681, m. 1st Samuel Fellows(2), m. 1696, m. 22 Jan. 1718 Dorothy Smith(see 40); 2d Benjamin Shaw(2 jr.). John, Hampt. F., d. 2 Sept. 1757. 10 ch. Mary, b. 28 July 1697, Kingston, b. 1683, m. 1 Jan. 1706-7 Mehit- m. Samuel Prescott (2). Lt. Joseph, b. 22 able Fifield(l). Adm. to her 4 Mar. 1723-4. July 1700, d. 26 Jan. 1773, m. 1st 18 Jan. 5 ch. Presum. she m. 2d Jacob Morrill of 1722 Lucy Prescott(2), m. 2d 23 Jan. 1724 Kingston. Enoch, Hampt. F., ±18 in 1707, Susanna James(l), who d. in 1761. He d. in m. 1st in 1709-10 Elizabeth Dennett(2), m. 1773. 8 ch. by 2d w. David, Hampt. F., b. 2d 1 Apr. 1736 Mehitabel (Blake 2) Godfrey. 16 Jan. 1702, m. 2 Mar. 1727 Abigail Glid- 9 ch. Lydia, b..24 Feb. 1686. Peter, Hampt. den(2). 11 ch. See Bean(l). F., m. 29 Nov. 1716 Apphia Shaw (Caleb 10). She took adm. 3 June 1724, and m. 2d Robert 6 *JOSIAH(10), Hampton, m. 1st 25 Aug. Rowe (see 17). 4 ch. Tristram, List 400, m. 1681 Hannah Moulton(21); m. 2d Sarah, 25 Apr. 1711 Margaret Taylor(25); both d. wid. of Jonathan Perkins(16). Jury Oct. in 1771. 9 ch. Abner, Hampt. F, b. 27 Apr. 1684 (jury accus. of violating its oath in 1694, m. 5 Oct. 1715 Rachel Shaw (Caleb acquitting Wm. Vaughan, tried for smug­ 10); d. 17 Jan. 1780. 13 ch. gling tobacco), 1694; Rep. 1695; selectman 1695; constable 1699. Lists 392b, 52. Will, 4 CAPT. JONATHAN(2), Kingston. Jury 28 Mar. 1727—6 Apr. 1728, names w. Sarah 1694, gr.j. 1695; tav. lie. 1698. Lists 62, (d. 1 Sept. 1748), 8 surv. ch. and ch. of s. 400. He m. 4 Feb. 1691-2 Elizabeth Sher­ William and of Jacob Garland. Ch. by 1st burne (8), who outliv. him. His will, 24 Jan. w: William, Hampt. F., b. 26 Mar. 1682, m. 1740-1 (d. 20 June 1741); estate insolvent. 20 Dec. 1704 Elizabeth Dearborn(2); d. 3 Ch: Elizabeth, b. 27 Dec. 1692, m. John Ladd Apr. 1718, Rev. Mr. Cotton mentioning 'his (3). Lt. Samuel, Kingston, b. 7 Sept. 1694, awful death'; adm. to wid. 4 Mar. 1718-9. m. 1st 19 Aug. 1718 Elizabeth (Folsom 7) 6 ch. She m. 2d Benjamin Moulton(l jr.). Colcord (3 ch.) ; m. 2d 4 Aug. 1757 wid. Eliz­ Hannah, b. 1684, m. Jacob Garland(4). abeth Pettengill; d. 8 Apr. 1765. Achaicus, Sarah, b. 1686, m. David Robinson(8). By bp. with first two 9 May 1697, called dau. 2d w: Jabez, Hampt. F., b. 24 Mar. 1691, m. Acha in will, may have m. Thomas Dent in 29 Dec. 1716 Abial Marston (2); 9 ch. Dow Kingston 10 Oct. 1714. Margaret, b. 20 Mar. calls her a 2d wife, and questions a dau. 1698, m. Moses Sleeper (1). Jonathan, Kings­ Sarah, b. 1714, by a 1st wife. Keziah, b. 15 ton, b. 28 Apr. 1700, m. 31 Dec. 1719 Theo- Mar. 1693, mo. of Winthrop Sanborn, b. date Sanborn(l) who d. 10 Oct. 1756; m. 2d ±June 1717. She m. Wm. Hookely in 1726 Hannah Griffin. Will, 1760—1760, names w. (see Hookely on page 321); d. 19 May 1785. SANBORN 605 SANDERS Rachel, b. 13 Mar. 1695, m. Joshua Brown Hampt., being named 27 Nov. 1639 to ring (11); d. 17 Feb. 1742. Jonathan, b. 26 Apr. the bell. Lists 391b, 392ab, 393ab, 394, 1697, d. unm. 2 Mar. 1757. Reuben, Hampt., ?(395), 396, 49, 52, 54, 55a. Tr.j. 1649, 1652, b. 10 Apr. 1699, m. one Margaret who was 1664, 1668, 1674, 1678; gr.j. 1662, 1664, 1667, dism. to Epsom Ch. in 1760. 6 ch. 1728-1738. 1678. Freeman 8 Oct. 1651. Selectman 1651, Abner, b. 3 Sept. 1702, d. at Louisburg, prob. 1660, 1667, 1671, 1677-8, 1683. See also Phil- unm. Richard, b. 9 Aug. 1705, d. 28 July brick(8). He m. bef. 23 Jan. 1649 Mary 1764. Moulton(7), List 393a, and d. 18 Nov. 1692. 7 MEPHTBOSHETH (10), Hampton, m. The fragment of his will remaining names Lydia Leavitt(3). Jury 1695. List 399a. w. Mary and four sons, leaving other ch. un­ He d. 5 Feb. 1749. Ch: Mary, b. 24 Feb. 1695, certain. Ch., the first two on authority of m. Tucker Cate(l). Lydia, b. 11 June 1697, the Sanborn Gen. (see also Dinah 9): Mary, m. 21 Apr. 1720 Eobert Goss (see 3 jr.). m. Joseph Dow(7). Mehitable, m. Ens. Dan­ Sarah, b. 1699, m. John French (1 jr.). Na­ iel Tilton(2). William. Josiah, ±18 in Feb. than, b. 8 Aug. 1702, m. Anna Moulton (John 1666-7. Mercy, b. 19 July 1660, m. Samuel Cass(4). Mephibosheth, b. 5 Nov. 1663. 8 jr.). He d. s.p. 25 Apr. 1784, making his Sarah, b. 10 Feb. 1666-7, m. Samuel Marston wife's neph. John Moulton their heir. Abi­ (8). Stephen, b. 4 Sept. 1671, m. 26 July gail, b. 23 Oct. 1704, m. 11 Nov. 1736 Samuel 1693 Hannah Philbrick(2) and d. 21 June Thorn of Salisb. James, b. Feb. 1707, prob. 1750. Ch. 1694-1718: Stephen (m. Ruth d.y. Rachel, b. 15 Feb. 1708, d. unm. 16 July Leavitt 1), James (m. Sarah Towle and 1736. Esther Shaw), Anne (m. Moses Chandler of 8 RICHARD(2), m. 1st 5 Dec. 1678 Ruth Andover), Hannah (m. Wm. Palmer 15), Moulton (21), m. 2d 20 Dec. 1693 Mary Phebe (m. Elisha Prescott 2), Abiatha of (Drake 1) Boulter. Jury 1694, gr.j. 1695; Greenland and Parsonsfield, Me. (w. Mary), selectman 1695. Lists 392b, 396, 399a, 52, 54, Zadoc of Brentwood (w. Sarah), Amy (m. 57. Ch: Mary, b. 30 Sept. 1679. Ensign John, Jacob Sanborn, s. of Nathl. 2), Abigail, Hampt., b. 6 Nov. 1681, m. 8 Aug. 1701 Sarah Mary (m. John Mason), Jonathan (m. and Philbrick(2). Will, 18 Aug. (d. 3 Sept.) had ch.). 1727, names w. Sarah, 14 ch. She m. 2d Lt. Thomas Rollins(6 jr.) and at death in 1761 11 WTLLIAM(IO), Hampt., may have been left, it is said, 182 liv. desc. out of 239. Ruth. the constable of 1676. He m. 1 Jan. 1680 Shubael, Hampt., bp. 19 Nov. 1699, m. 7 June Mary Marston(9), who d. 11 Oct. 1686. No 1716 Mary Drake(2); d. 3 May 1759. 7 ch. indication found of a later mar., altho he 9 STEPHEN (br. of 2), Hampton, Kittery, liv. until 9 Oct. 1744, then ag. 92 by rec. named second of the brothers in 1640 Jury 1685, 1695. William, sr. was selectman grants and in gr.fa.'s deed of 1647 (see 2). in 1717. Lists 395 (or his father's), 396, His Hampt. lot was in poss. of Aquila Chase 399a, 66. Ch: Hon. *John, b. 6 Nov. 1680, a and Wm. Fifield in 1644 and he did not share Rep. from Hampt. many times and Speaker, in the commons in Feb. 1645-6; perhaps then and gave his name to Sanbornton. He m. 10 in Kit., where he wit., Andrews to Paul and Dec. 1701 Ruth Robie (see 5) who d. 19 Apr. Smith, 21 Mar. 1647-8, and was named con­ 1753, ag. 74; he d. 30 Oct. 1767. Will. 5 eh. stable for Piscataqua in June 1648. Of Hampt. Mary, b. 1682-3, named in br. John's will 29 Aug. 1649, he sold his Kit. ho. and land 1760, d. unm. 22 Dec. 1770. Dau., b. and d. adj. Daniel Paul to Richard Cutts, and 2 Oct. 1686. 1650 with Samuel Fogg bot a Hampt. ho. Sanden, Arthur, owed John Croad. List 80. and land from Christopher Hussey; wit. with Sander, the Scotchman, List 14. See Alex­ Fogg 10. 6m. 1654. Tr. j. 1651. By 28 July ander Waugh. 1654 he retired as selectman (chosen 6 Feb. 1653-4) and by trad, returned to Eng. with SANDERS, Saunders, frequent in S. half gr.fa. Batchelder. 'Sometime of Hampton' of Eng., partic. in co. Devon. The North 1 Aug. 1655. Lists 391b, 392a, 393ab. Wife. has Sanderson. See Hall(10), Hodsdon(4). Sarah, List 393a. Two ch. rec. Hampt: Sarah, 1 BARNABY (Sanders ? Jandes; N. H. State b. 12 June 1651. Dorothy, b. 2 Mar. 1653. Papers xiv: 2), depos. in Aug. 1696, ±29, Dau. Lydia, ±27 in 1680, made a trip from about selling goods to Joseph Pitman, whose Newbury to Hampt. with James Brown of wid. Elizabeth he reputedly married (see Newb. (Essex Q. Ct. Rec. 8: 359). If one Pitman 7). Mary -Janders- a wit. in 1720 dau. could be here late, another could, poss. (see Pinkham 1). ?Dinah, who from her appar. age (m. 1st 23 2 DANIEL, an Illutherian at No. Yarmouth. July 1678 James Marston 4) does not fit List 213. See (12). easily into fam. of (2) and may have been 3 EDWARD, from Watertown, was sick at dau. of (9) or (10). Piscataqua 5 Mar. 1638-9 when Mr. Nich­ 10 WILLIAM, Hampton, br. of (2) and (9), olas Davison(2) was to bring him in to the appar. younger, but the one first seen in next Boston ct., and did not. He was both SANDERS 606 SANDERS Sanders and Sanderson at Watertown (see were of Boston in June, 1684, when he deed­ Bond i: 416; ii: 930). Presum. the same ed to Thomas Kimble the 1000 a. willed him Edward who wit. Thomas Wannerton's deed by his fa. Scituate 1693+. He at least ret. to Roger Knight in 1643, sold land as Capt. to Cape Porp., was wounded by Ind. 10 Aug. Champernowne's agent in 1644, and was suc­ 1703, escaped by getting among the bushes cessfully sued for slander in Oct. 1645 by and d. of his wound ab. three days after Mrs. Sarah Lynn whom he claimed to have reaching Wells. Lists 256, 33, 39. See also mar. and who said that for two yrs. she had Hunt (6). Later the fam. throve in Glouces­ liv. in fear of violence from him. In 1645 ter, where wid. Mary d. 21 Dec. 1717, ±60. Mr. Robt. Saltonstall was assignee of E. S., Kn. ch. (6 from deeds): Capt. Thomas, ship­ agent for Capt. Champernowne. See also Me. wright, Glouc, m. 12 Jan. 1703 Abigail P. & Ct. Rec. i: 85-90; Sanderson(l). Corney (John); see Brown(23). He d. 17 4 EDWARD, Saco 1663. List 244f. July 1742, ±67, she 11 Feb. 1767, in 91st yr. 5 ELIZABETH, a captive; see (16). 7 ch. rec. Glouc, five of whom brot an eject­ 6 GEORGE, in Richmond Isl. acct. 1634. ment suit for 4/7 of 50 a. ag. John Fairfield 7 JOHN, fisherman, came to Richmond Isl. and Paul Shackford of Arundel in 1752; in the -Hunter- 1634 and liv. at Piscata­ their fa. was ' disseized' by Samuel Averill's qua in Nov. 1639; see Jonathan Weymouth's deed of 1728. Nathaniel, shipwr., Glouc. Wife will, N. E. Reg. ii: 261. J. S., joiner, worked Sarah. 9 ch. rec 1704-1720. Elizabeth, m. at four wks. at Rich. Isl. betw. July 1641— Scituate 7 Feb. 1701 Jonathan Springer. June 1642. List 21(2). Mary, m. at Duxbury 18 Jan. 1703 Samuel 8 LT. JOHN, Wells, Cape Porpus. Ipswich Pierce; both of Glouc. 1713. John, shipwr., propr. 1635; freeman 25 May 1636. Ad­ Pembroke, m. 23 Jan. 1709-10 Mary Pierce, mitted inhab. at Hampton 13 Dec. 1639. both of Duxbury. 2 daus. b. at Pembroke, Called of Wells 14 July 1643 when he was where he d. 10 Aug. 1724, and wid. m. Henry gr. 150 + 50 a. by Thomas Gorges, but of Perry. Joseph, d. at Glouc 18 Nov. 1712; Hampt. 27 July 1643 when he sold a ho.-lot adm. to mo., later to br. Thomas. Edward, to John Brown, to take poss. 1 May 1644. shipwr., Rowley, b. at Scituate 29 Dec 1692- At Hampt. in 1643, he was fined for offensive 3, m. at Rowley 18 Dee. 1716 Elizabeth Gage. speeches ag. the court, and pet. for relief, 13 ch. rec Lydia, presum., d. in Glouc 15 having a wife and six small ch, for whom he Dec. 1713. could hardly find bread or clothes, and was 11 JOSEPH, Dover, accepted inhab. 24 Apr. himself very sick. Hampt. friends, however, 1656. Town gr. 1660. He wit. with John were willing to state he was fit to be made Heard in 1660, and in 1669 sold Heard his Sergeant. Of Wells 29 Sept. 1644, where a right, up from Campion Rocks, adj. To­ large land-owner; often gr. and tr.j.; select­ bias Hanson. Freed from training 1662, be­ man 1647, 1654-55; Sergeant 1653; Lieut, by cause hard of hearing. In 1672 he gave 1657. Removed to Cape Porp. 1663. Lists Christopher Snell a receipt for serge left aft. 391a, 392a, 252, 254(3), 255, 259, 261-263, making his clothes. Killed by Ind. 28 June 269b. Will, 13 June (inv. 23 Aug.) 1670, 1689. Lists 356eghk, 357d, 359ab, 96. gives to w. Ann for life, then entails home­ 12 NATHANIEL, List 213. See also (2). stead on s. Thomas and his heirs; to s. John 13 RICHARD, mariner, Portsm., m. 17 June immediately 1000 a. 8 or 9 miles above Cape 1697 Mary Morse (see 3"), who m. 2d 13 Porp. River Falls; remaining prop, to 'all my ch.'; neighbors Simon Booth of Winter Aug. 1702 Richard Eburne(l). Lists 330de. Harb. and John Barrett of Cape P. super­ One Mary of Portsm. m. 16 Jan. 1717-8 visors. Daus. appear: Sarah, m. 1st Peter James Wales of Dublin, Ire. Turbet(3), m. 2d Daniel Goodwin(4); Grace, 14 ROBERT, also Robin, from Plymouth, m. 1st John Bush, m. 2d Richard Palmer Eng., was at Richmond Isl. in 1638-9 and (18); Elizabeth, m. 1st John Batson(l); m. in June 1640 when he sued Henry Watts for 2d one Walden (see 7), m. 3d John Gove(4 debt. He came again aft. making a contract jr.); leaving at least one child unkn. Wid. in Eng. 22 Nov. 1642 to serve three yrs. aft. Ann had been dead ab. two yrs. when her arrival. List 21(2). See also Sanderson(2). gr.s. (16) sent in a pet. to Andros. 15 SAMUEL, one or more. Of Newington, robbed on the highway in 1718; at Star 9 JOHN, had Exeter gr. 1645. List 376b. Isl. with John Ashley in 1719; had a Kit. gr. One John appar. an Exeter wit. in 1670, on Smuttynose in 1725; of Star Isl., deeded about Nicholas Lissen's note. all to Abraham and Elinor Crockett 1744; 10 JOHN(8), fisherman, Cape Porpus. In Rye 1748. See also Foss(3). York ct. July 1675 Sylvester Stover, J.S. 16 THOMAS(8), Cape Porpus, m. in Saco 23 and Matthew Barton ack. a judgm. to Rich­ Oct. 1664 Hope Reynolds (see 6) and in ard Cutts payable in dry codfish. Cape Porp. 1665 was accus. of profane swearing by selectman 1679; lot layer 1681, 1689; eor.j. James Harmon(l) who neglected to press 1685, tho he and w. Mary (m. bef. Oct. 1673) charge. Not seen aft. 21 Oct. 1670 when he, SANDERS 607 SARGENT as oldest son, and mo. sold 100 a. betw. Sands. See Gibbins(3). Simon Bussy and Nicholas Cole's land. His SANTORD, John, Boston, Portsmouth, R. I., wid., suppos. Hope, was w. of John Cleg m. Bridget Hutchinson (Wm. 11) who m. (printed Cleay) of Pemaquid in 168-, when 2d Major Wm. Phillips (22), and named in s. John, of Pemaquid, ±20, pet. Andros, re­ her will only 2 of their 9 ch: Peleg and citing his gr.fa.'s entailing of the home­ Eliphel Stratton. Ano. s. Restrom wit. a stead on his fa., then himself, and so from Phillips deed in 1662 (Y. D. 2: 36). See also heir to heir. List 124. He disappears, likely Y. D. 1: 82; 11: 17; 12: 24. an Ind. victim. Elizabeth, a captive from SANKEY, Robert, Mr., came in the -In­ Pemaquid, 1698-9, List 99, p. 178, is a prob. crease- from London in April 1635, ag. sis. or wife. No Reynolds claimant of later 30, and went to Saco where in 1636 his goods date can be traced to this line, and no San­ were attached for a debt due Trelawny. See ders claimant unless the J. S. who appeared Gibbins(2). One R. S. belonged to the Fish­ bef. the East. CI. Com. See also John(10). mongers' Guild in London (N. E. Reg. 61: 17 WILLIAM, an early settler of Hampton 92). Saco constable Jan. 1636-7; in 1637 had (Dow), but name poss. an error. One cross suits with Ambrose Berry and was sued William, carpenter, was bound in 1636 to by Wm. Scadlock. Sold pork to Vines in serve Bellingham and Gibbins, of Boston, 1639. Provost-Marshal 1640, in which year for 3 yrs. Thomas Smith accus. him and Mr. Arthur 18 WILLIAM, Monhegan 1673. List 13. Browne of stealing a pig and was sued for 19 WILLIAM, Kittery, ±23 in May 1684, slander. He was dead 2 Apr. 1642 (Y. D. 3: servant of Frost. Town gr. June 1682 124). Mr. Joseph Bolles afterw. held his est. (Y. D. 4: 24); in 1686 his land fronted on (see Wright 12) and sold it, 200 a. adj. Peter Sturgeon Creek. In Oct. 1686 he assigned to Hill, to John Boaden in 1659. Lists 242, 281. ' my late master Charles Frost' a note given See also Grant(2). him six months bef. by Wm. Stacy. He m. SARDEN, Timothy, a Kittery wit. 1675, in Dee. 1687 Sarah Wittum(l), who was ±31 ±50 in 1676, one of Mr. John Bray's in Dec. 1695 when she knew a good deal ab. workmen in 1677, and Bray and T. -Scarden- the Metherell—Thompson case. Both prose­ apprais. Philip Gullison's est. Poss. a young­ cuted in 1693 for trav. on Sunday. In 1695 er Timothy was Sylvester Stover's servant she was abs. from meeting, and he had Esq. in 1685. Hinckes arrested for breaking open his head with his cane. Wid. Sarah m. 1 Apr. 1700 SARGENT, Sargeant. Scattered thru S. George Brawn(2). No ch. appear. half of Eng., inch Cornwall and Wilts, Sargent in both. Sergeant in Lincolnshire. SANDERSON. 1 BENJAMTN(5), wit. David Tristram's 1 ROBERT, Hampton, gold and silver smith deed to (3), all of Saco, in Jan. 1690-1. (later a partner of John Hull, the mint- A refugee in Portsmouth, where he m. one master), had an 80 a. gr. in 1639. Lists 391a, Abigail (ct. Sept. 1694). He sold without 392b. Wife Lydia. He mov. to Watertown lie. in June 1697, lie. in Sept. fol., Nathan in 1642 where he m. 2d Mary, wid. of John Knight bondsman, and then pet. for remis­ Cross(5), whose dau. Mary, b. there 10 May sion of fine for not going bef. the et., giving 1641, m. in Boston 10 May 1659 James Penni- reasons: had never been'bef. a ct.; had an man. In 1650, of Watertown, he sold his impediment in speech; was a poor man, driv­ Hampton ho.-lot to Francis Swain. Dea. R. S. en from what he had by the enemy. He ret. died in Boston 7 Oct. 1693. Dau. Mary, by to Winter Harbor where his w. was killed, 1st w., bp. in Hampt. 29 Oct. 1639. Oh. by three ch. captured, 10 Aug. 1703 (List 39). 2d w. See Pope's ' Pioneers of Mass.,' p. 399; Oct. 6 that yr. he met death with a party N. E. Reg. 52: 23, his will there naming br. from Black Point garri. looking for cows. Edward (see Sanders 3). Lists 334a, 330def, 39, 96. Two of his ch. 2 WILLIAM, Star Isl., Gosport, m. at Ports­ were in Canada 1711 (List 99, p. 93). Son mouth 23 Oct. 1711 Mary Cox (see Mans­ John, cordwainer, Portsm., not surely a cap­ field 7). A Shoals wit. 1715 (Y. D. 8: 112; 9: tive. Of Newc. 1723, he q.c. his fa. 's Portsm. 137); wit. Edward Gould's will 1724. One and Winter Harb. lands to Joseph Jackson, Robert (Sanders or Sanderson) and w. of and must have been the cordwainer, some­ Smuttynose helped raid the Frost brandy, time of Saco, who in 1715 claimed lots bot see Thompson(8). Elizabeth S. of the Shoals from Mr. Blackman in 1687, tho the word­ was bp. at Newcastle 10 May 1719 with ing suggests the claimant was (5). He m. 12 Kelleys. See also Robinson(12). June 1726 Elizabeth Waterhouse(3). She Sandey, John, taxed Portsmouth 1688. See was gr. adm. 3 Oct. 1737 (very small est.), Saudey. m. 2d Robert Hart (6). Son Benjamin bp. 2 Sandord, Thomas, a Berwick wit. 1669 (Y. D. Apr. 1727. 2: 81). SARGENT 608 SARGENT 2 DIAMOND, tailor, from Ipswich and gr.s. and Richard Randall abutting. Sued by of Wm. of Gloucester (see Joy 4), a Kit­ Francis Hooke in 1664 (did not appear), by tery soldier in (t)1704, bot a ho. and land in James Harmon in 1669. Tr.j. 1667; constable Crooked Lane in Mar. 1707-8, having m. 1668. 'Near 36' in Aug. 1668. A Saco ap­ Elizabeth Curtis(6) bef. Jan. 1706-7. She praiser with Maj. Pendleton in Nov. 1677 was an organizer of Kit. Point Ch. 1714. He and Mar. 1678-9; 'resident of Great Isl.' 14 remov. to York bef. 1717. Lists 289, 296-298, Nov. 1677 he released his mortg. prop, there 279. Ch. to the Pendletons. Lieut, for Saco and Cape 3 CAPT. *EDWABD(5), Saco, Newbury, Porpus 1680. Tav. lie 1680, 1683; townsman depos. in 1740 that he liv. in Saco until 1681-82, 1684; road surv. 1683; Rep. 1684; 27 yrs. old. In 1681 he and George Page -Capt.- John on committee 1686; gr.j. 1689. made the Cape Porpus highway; in 1685 he He found refuge in Portsm., ret. too soon, and Goodm. Scammon collected the minis­ and was k. 10 Aug. 1703. Lists 323, 326a, ter's salary. Gr.j. 1686, tr.j. 1687; com. En­ 245, 249(5), 33, 334a, 67, 39. See also (1), sign 1687; tav. lie. 1686, 1687, Mar. 1689-90 Pratt(l),Pennell(7). His wife (List 246) was (Capt.). Rep. 1688; town comr. 1688. In perh. not always the Ruth who wit. with him wartime he hired the town ho. in Portsm. in 1684 (her mark A) and was adm. to where his fam. liv. 2% yrs. from 22 Sept. Portsm. Ch. in, 1693; liv. 1699 (List 331c). 1689. Commanded Winter Harbor garri. Ch., 4 rec. at Saco, 3 more shown by div. 1690 (in May asked for vessels to carry off 1721: Edward, b. 8 Mar. 1661. Patience, b. the women and ch.). Called of Saco in Jan. Dec. 1668, d.y. Benjamin, b. 15 Feb. 1671-2. 1690-1 when D. Tristram deeded to him adj. Mary, b. ±1673 (gr.st.), her mo. appar. Ruth; his dwg. ho. Lists 249(3), 36. See also m. Joseph Jackson(20). Patience, b. 1 May Y. D. 13: 226; Pratt (1), Pennell(7, 8). In 1675, d. s.p. by 1721. Joseph, s. of Ruth, bp. 1693, ±31 he depos. about the last time Gov. at Portsm. 27 Aug. 1693, k. at Saco in 1703 Sir Wm. Phips went from Portsm. to Boston. (List 39). Newb. vintner 1695; Capt. at Saco 1696; of Newb. bot the Love prop, at Salmon Falls in 6 PETER (Sargeant). See Hull(5), Phipps 1697, selling to Ichabod Plaisted in 1707. Wife Elizabeth (was she Elizabeth Plaisted 7 STEPHEN, Mr., fishing master, Richmond 6») d. in Newb. 12 Dec. 1718, ag. 56. He m. Isl., came in the -Fortune- bef. 11 June there 2d 9 June 1719 Sarah (Pierce, see 4) 1638. List 21(2). He wrote letters to Mr. Bradstreet, and d. (Esq.) 31 May 1742, ag. Trelawney in 1639 and is ment. respectfully 81; will. Wid. Sarah d. 12 Jan. 1743-4 in in Mr. Winter's letters to his chief, the last 74th yr. Ch. by w. Elizabeth, all rec. at time 29 July 1641, 'Mr. Sargent and his two Newb: Edward, twin, b. at Saco in Winter servants.' About 2 Aug. 1641 he took the Harbor 2 Dec. 1684. Ebenezer, twin, m. Ann ship -Richmond-, built here, to Eng. On Nov. Sawyer at Newb.; d. 13 Jan. 1723. Nathaniel, 29, 1649 John Monke, Antipas Maverick and b. at Saco 16 Jan. 1686, H. C. 1707, physi­ Richard Cummings appr. est. at Isles of cian, Hampton, Portsm., m. 1st at Newb. 16 Shoals lately in hands of S. S., dec, 'and was Oct. 1710 Dorothy Bradstreet (dau. of his for account of Mr. John Maninge, Capt. step-mo.); m. 2d 1743-1748 Sarah (Pierce Champernowne and himself,' houses, stage, 13) Winslow, who d. 21 Aug. 1771, a wid. 9 boats, etc., with some items' belonging to ch. at Hampt. 1712-1729. Elizabeth, b. at Sampson Lane, Mr. Thompson and Mr. Dun­ Portsm. 3 Oct. 1689. John, not rec, m. 6 Mar. bar. John Thompson attested inv. at Bos­ 1718 Hannah Dalton(2) who was dism. from ton 27 Aug. 1650. Hampt. to Newb. in 1731. 4 ch. b. Hampt. 8 STEPHEN, in Saco bef. June 1670 (see and Newb. Elisha, b. 24 Oct. 1695. Rachel, Radner), on eor.j. 22 Dec. 1670 (body of b. 10 Oct. 1698. Ichabod, b. 5 Aug. 1701, d. in David May), and as agent of Mrs. Mehitabel 1723. Abigail, b. 26 June 1704, m. Stephen Downes(l) took adm. on the May est. 4 Apr. Preston (Presbury 3). 1671, Brian Pendleton bondsm. In 1674 he had a dwg.-ho., stage, etc., on Parker's Neck 4 EDWARD, m. at Dover 3 June 1695 (Y. D. 2: 154) and was at Black Point in Joanna Homan(4) of Pemaquid and three 1675 where Mrs. Downes' 2d husb. Humphrey mos. later was k. at Pemaquid. List 96. Warren sent for him and gave him orders 5 LT. »JOHN, fisherman, Saco (Winter Har­ (List 236). In 1667 some of his goods had bor). Of the Shoals, he mortg. to James been stolen from the Downes wareho. in Bos­ Pendleton 28 Aug. 1658 a Great Isl. ho. and ton and without doubt it was he who had w. land formerly Alex. Bachelder's and land Dorothy and three daus. rec Boston 1670- adj. form. Tobias Langdon's. Drunk and 1677. One Stephen was there in 1687. See fighting in 1661, promised amendment and also N. E. Reg. 48: 263-4. kept the promise. Winter Harbor bef. Aug. 9 THOMAS, Pemaquid, had gr. of 100 a. at 1662, had gr. 1663, and bot from Wm. Phil­ Long Cove from Gov. Dongan 13 Sept. lips in 1669, George Pearson, Ralph Tristram 1686. Taxed 1687, stock and land. Lists 17, SARGENT 609 SAVELL 124. Wife Ruth Johnson(12). Ch. at Scitu­ as 1667). The N. H. Henry worked on Am­ ate 1690-1703: Elizabeth. Thomas. William. brose Lane's sawmill, and in eonsid., in May Thaddeus; in 1720, ±20 (sworn in Marbleh. 1655 rec. from Lane's atty. a deed to two as -Edward-) he depos. ab. being at Mus- houses form, occupied by John Davis and congus with Morris Champney and Pearces. Henry Sayward. In 1658 he sued Sayward Mary. Wid. Ruth m. 2d, int. Boston 13 May for a debt. Declined to serve as gr.j. 1663. 1713, John Barry and claimed the Sargent Lists 311b, 313a, 323, 326ac, 329, 330ab, 331b, prop, for self and ch. A wid. again in Bos­ 334a, 49, 52. See also Lang(7). He m. Eliza­ ton 1720. beth Walford(4), Lists 331c, 335a; see also 10 WILLIAM, grantee of Hampton 1638. Moore (18). In 1686 they deeded half their Lists 391a, 392a. In 1652, of Salisb., he est. to s. John, except bedding, etc., intended sold to John Brown of Hampt. land betw. for dau. Deborah, and in 1694 deeded to Aquila Chase and wid. Bristow. See Hoyt's their s.-in-law Peter Wells. He was dead in Salisbury, i: 310. 1702. Her will, 13 Nov. 1708, proved 1709, names s. John ánd his dau., and dau. Deborah SATCHELL, Sachell, Shatswell. and her fam., the deed to Peter Wells and 1 MARY. See Runlett(l) and Haverhill rec­ her deed to gr.s. John Lear in 1702 having ords. taken care of dau. Mary's fam. Kn. ch., two 2 ROGER, expected to mar. Ann Atkinson, liv. 1666 when their gr.fa. made his will: Mary, m. 1st Hugh Lear(l), m. 2d Peter wid. of (3), but put in a bill instead. Wells(7). Esther, no later rec. John. Deb­ Appar. they did m. bef. 24 Sept. 1678, when orah, m. Edward Wells(3). Mary Beard and Frances Perkins had heard him say he would not kill his w. outright, 4 JOHN(3), Portsmouth, O. A. 28 Aug. 1685; but do his best to end her days quickly. His taxed Jan. 1688-9. Lists 57, 330d, 335a, Portsm. tax abated in Feb. 1679-80. O. A. at 337, 339. His first wife's name is not seen Str. Bank 1685. Of Greenland 1686 when he (List 335a). He m. 2d Sarah (Jones 16) and w. Ann had been fighting and he was Whidden (one Sarah rec. into So. Ch. in bound to the peace. Wit. Samuel Cutts' 1716) and was Jones's s.-in-law in 1718; w. deed 1694. Son John (or poss. step-son At­ Sarah liv. 1722. See also Hicks(4). He re­ kinson using his name) was taxed at Greenl. nounced adm. on fa. 's est. to Edward Wells ±1708 and was there 1713-4 with w. Eleanor 22 July 1724, and was rec. into cov. (So. Ch.) Place(l). Stratham 1715, List 388. Undated and bp. on his death-bed 12 Feb. 1724-5. Ch: will made when he was sick and weak (d. Esther, named in gr.mo.'s will 1708, m. 2 11 Jan. 1725-6) gives all to w. who m. 2d Nov. 1710 William Amos (Joseph Ames by Francis Durgin(2). See also Keniston(4). printed rec.); liv. 1717 when her fa. deeded to them. John, joiner, m. 1st 9 Jan. 1717-8 SATTEELY (Saturly). Anne Lang(4) who d. bef. 7 Oct. 1722 (ch. 1 ROBEBT, 1648 (Y. D. i: 69) is Roger John and Mary bp.); 'J. S. widow' taxed (Trel. Papers, p. 375). 1725; m. 2d 4 June 1727 Sarah Henderson 2 ROBERT, a Kittery wit. 1691 (Y. D. 6: (see 2). Will, 1742—1742, names w. Sarah, 58),undoubtedly husb.of Dorothy,a mar. sons Job, Josiah, John (had the homestead; woman involved with Elisha Ingersoll at was John Lang's gr.s. in 1748) and dau. Ann. Kit. in 1695. Deborah, rec. into cov. So. Ch. 1716, m. Abra­ 3 ROGER, fisherman, Richmond Isl., came ham Bartlett(l jr.), had land from fa. in 1722. Susanna (presum.), rec. into cov. So. in the -Hercules- in 1637, leaving his wife Ch. 1720, m. William Lang (4). Mary, m. in Eng. List 21. In June 1640 he had left Benjamin Lucy(l) ; called dau. in 1725. Winter's service for ano. man's. He (see 1) is in Mr. Robert Jordan's 1648 account. 5 MAJ. THOMAS, Boston, m. 1st Faith Saudey, Henry, taxed Portsm. July 1690. Hutchinson, dau. of William and Anne See Sandey. (see Hutchinson 11). In Apr. 1652 he and Thaddeus Riddan wit. Ambrose Lane's deed SAVAGE, ancient in cos. Gloucester, Cam­ of a Str. Bank farm to Richard Leader; in bridge and Norfolk, where yet well estab­ Dee. 1652 Leader mortg. all in Str. Bank and lished. Boston to him. His son and admr. (2) claimed 1 ARTHUR. SeePenney(2). a large tract on both sides of Saco River. 2 CAPT. EPHRAIM, s. of Maj. Thomas(5) List 19; Hill(21). See also N. E. Reg. 67: and Faith, m. 2d 21 Feb. 1677-8 Sarah 198. (Haugh), wid. of Obadiah Walker, and in 6 TIMOTHY, Popham colony 1607. List 6. 17— claimed in her right 1000 a. bounded Savane, David, List 57, read Larance (Law­ E. by the Kennebec River. Lists 141, 191. rence). See N. E. Reg. 67: 206. Saveli, Saville. Wid. (Savel), List 52; see 3 HENRY, Portsmouth. (One Henry, Haver­ Sewall(l). See also Bryant(2), Cutts(9), hill 1644, had land laid out there as late Hart (6), Grindal. SAVERY 610 SAYWARD SAVERY, Samuel, Berwick, worked with in Canada in Mar. 1704-5 (List 99, pp. 123-4, Humphrey Chadbourne in 1693. Ag. ±31 127), was bp. at Wells 28 Apr. 1706, m. 2d in Jan. 1695-6. About 1696 he was at Blue John Gibson(1). No. kn. Sawyer ch. Fran­ Pt. with Daniel Hardy, pointed out to him cis, b. 6 Mar. 1681. Daniel, Wells, b. 26 May John Jackson's farm and said he was there 1683. List 269a. W. Sarah. Ch. rec. at Wells when J. J. liv. there. Berwick wit. 1699; his 1706-1714: William, m. 1st Mary Littlefield ho. near Quamphegan ment. in Jan. 1702-3. (5) , m. 2d Love Bragdon(3); Sarah, m. Da­ In 1711 sold land with w. Hannah (prob. the vid Littlefield, jr.(5); Lydia, m; Jeremiah Joanna who was adm. So. Berw. Ch. 1703). Littlefield (see 5); Daniel, d.y.; Hannah, m. Liv. in Apr. 1727, ±68, when he depos. that Joseph Hatch(5). He d. bef. 2 May 1714 ab. 30 yrs. bef. he worked with Capt. John when his wid. Sarah was bp. She m. 2d Leighton. Joseph Hill, Esq.(11). Hannah, b. 9 Apr. Sawers, Robert; see Sayward(5). 1685, m. Philip Chesley(3 jr.). Ruth, b. 26 May 1687, m. James Sampson(5). SAWYER, usually Sayer in early records Saybrook. See Seabrook. and easily confused with Sayward. Be­ came 75th commonest name in N. E. See SAYWARD, easily confused with Sawyer also Wallis(5). and Seward, by the early and varied 1 DA VLD, Kittery, nephew of (4). List 291. spelling. See Prost(lO). 1 HENRY, millman, York, as -Harry Saw­ yer- had a Hampton gr. 23 Mar. 1640-1, 2 FRANCIS(4), Esq., shopkeeper, Wells, with Abraham Morrill had an Amesbury gr. Ipswich, had his fa. 's right in Narragan- in Jan. 1641-2 to set up a corn mill which sett No. 1. Lists 38, 269ac. He m. four wives appar. was not done, and had a mill site gr. in Ipsw., 1st, of Wells, int. 6 Oct. 1705, Eliz­ at Hampt. Sept. 1642. Col. Banks believed abeth Dennis (see Thomas 9 jr.); 2d, of him a son of John and Anne Saward of Farn- Wells, int. 15 Jan. 1725, wid. Susanna Low; ham, co. Essex, 6 m. from Hatfield Broad 3d in 1749 Mrs. Hannah Staniford; 4th in Oak, the home of Morrill. Of Sagamore 1751 Mrs. Mary Knowlton. Will, of Ipswich, Creek 1650, of Str. Bank adm. inhab. at 17 Mar. 1754 (d. there 31 Aug. 1756) names Hampt. 6 Apr. 1654, of York 1656 when he w. Mary, 5 of 7 eh. by 1st w. Elizabeth, rec. sold Hampt. prop. He evid. had his first at Wells 1706-1722: Elizabeth Appleton; York gr. in 1658, owned timber lands by gr. Joseph, Esq., given the Wells land he was and purchase and built mills which pros­ liv. on (m. 1st, int. at Wells 6 June 1730, pered until burned out in 1669 when he esti­ Mary Calef of Ipsw., m. 2d in Wells 7 Feb. mated his loss as £1000. Later ventures on 1743-4 Mehitable Littlefield, dau. of Francis the Mousam River and at No. Yarmouth (4) and d. there 2 Mar. 1774); Abigail Gil- with Gedney involved him in difficulties, his man; Mary Harris; Daniel, Wells, given wid. aft. him, who strove with the aid of Wells land (m. in 1740 Frances Abbott of Ips.). And by 2d w. (2 rec.) Samuel, who was (6) to keep the mills ag. the mortgagees. In given Ipsw. and Rowley land. Ano. dau. pet. for relief in 1669 he called it 32 yrs. Eunice, b. 1722 (Anis by Wells rec.) m. in since he left Eng.; his age, ±44 in Feb. 1670- Ipsw. John Moulton (see 13) and soon d. 1, an under estimate. York lot layer 1661; constable 1664, 1665) selectman 1661, 1665- 3 SAMUEL (Sayer), at Stratham in 1699, 1667; gr.j. 1667-1669. Lists 392a, 393b(3), ag. ±24. List 387. 25, 87, 88, 269b. See also Holmes(2, 7), John- 4 WILLIAM, Wells, b. in Newbury 1 Feb. son(15), Leeds, Stevens(19); History of 1655-6, s. of Wm. and Ruth. Soldier in York, i: 226. Living in Nov. 1678 when his King Philip's War. He m. bef. 16 Nov. presentment was contin. by the ct. Adm. gr. 1677 Sarah (Littlefield 11) Wells, and bot to Clerk of the Writs 1 Apr. 1679, to wid. his first Wells land in 1679. Grant 1685. Mary 6 Apr. 1680; inv. inch sawmills at Gr.j. often 1686-1701; tr.j. 1687, 1696. Bonds­ York, Cape Porpus, Mousam and Casco. His man for Mrs. Sarah Fletcher, 1700. Lists w., Mary Peasley (Joseph) of Salisb., was 266, 33, 38, 269abe. Will, 4 (died 7) June ±48 in Aug. 1681, d. bef. 26 Dec. 1689. In 1718, names w. Sarah, s. Francis (given all 1679 John Cousins, by deed, gave all to her lands), two daus. and gr.ch. Wid. Sarah was for past and future care and maintenance. bp. at Wells 27 July 1718. Her will, 27 Apr. Ch: Joseph, b. at Hampt. 16 Nov. 1655, liv. 1734—10 Feb. 1734-5, names four Wells ch. Dec. 1677 (see Palmer 10), d. s.p. by 1694. (inch Sarah, w. of John Sawyer of New­ Sarah, named in gr.fa.'s will Nov. 1660; d. bury), three Sawyer ch., gr. chn. and one gt. (inv. 14 July 1694) appar. at the Haverh. gr.ch. Ch. rec. at Wells: Joseph, b. 14 Aug. home of her cous. Dr. Joseph Peasley; adm. 1678, m. Mary Fletcher(8), k. by Ind. 10 to br. James. Mary, m. 1st Robert Young(7), Aug. 1703, List 39; adm. to br. Francis 29 2d Richard Bray(6). John. Jonathan. Han­ May 1704. His w. Mary, reported killed, was nah, b. ±1665, m. Capt. Abraham Preble (2). SAYWARD 611 SCADLOCK James, 18 in Sept. 1685, chose Wm. Smith 1759), daus. Mary w. of James Donnell(4), alias Gowen his gdn. Susanna w. of John Milbury(4), sons Jona­ 2 DEA. JAMES(l), Gloucester, had a York than, Esq. (m. Sarah Mitchell, dau. of Eoger gr. 15 Mar. 1681-2 when only a boy. Tr.j. (13) and his 1st w.), Joseph, Henry (m. Han­ Feb. 1690-1; gr.j. 1691. See also (6). He m. nah Sewall; d. 1748 leav. wid. and dau. Deborah Stover(5), and soon mov. to Glouc. Lydia), Jeremiah (m. Elizabeth Weare), where a dau. Deborah was rec. 14 June 1694 and two youngest daus. Miriam, Hannah. (Babson) and he had a gr. in 1696. Mrs. 5 ROBERT (Sayers, Sawers, Sowward, &c), Deborah d. there 13 July 1734, ag. 67 (gr.st.). perh. more properly handled under Sew­ He m. 2d wid. Mary Davis; d. 13 Feb. 1736-7 ard. Bricklayer. He signed Exeter combin. in 68th yr. (gr.st.). His will, Capt. Thomas in 1639, an Ex. pet. in 1643. Hampton gr. Sanders(lO) an exec, names w., sons Sam­ 1640; snared in the commons 1646. Lists 373, uel, Joseph, Henry (given No. Yarm. land), 374a, 392a, 393b. Of Str. Bank 8 July 1649, daus. Elizabeth (m. in York 27 Dec. 1722 he sold ho. and 4 a. in Ex. where he form. liv. Elias Weare), Deborah (m. James Stevens to Nicholas Davison(2), but was an Ex. 9), Hannah (m. John Sanders), Mary, Abi­ hogreeve in 1652, dissented from an Ex. gail (poss. his s. Henry's w.), and gr. dau. town vote in May 1652 and the same mo. had Martha Somes. Ano. s. James (the 2d of the a sawmill priv. there with Thomas Crawley name), b. at Glouc 18 Aug. 1699, d. at York (2), whom he had sued in Salisb. ct. in 1650 30 Nov. 1724. over repairs to a ho. and fence they hired from 3 JOHN(l), York, with Henry Simpson had Wm. Wentford. His wid. Joanna m. Crawley a gr. near the Folly in 1679 which was who had sued Ealph Hall for slander in 1650 laid out 26 Sept. 1689 to his wid. O. A. 22 for reporting he had called Sawer's wife a Mar. 1679-80. Tr.j. 1683; gr.j. 1687; select­ witch. She was liv. in 1671. Kn. ch: Aspira man 1685, 1686. List 33. He m. (ct. 6 Apr. (Sayward), mo. of Samuel Crawley(l), who 1681) Mary (Eishworth) White, who was was ±3 in May 1671; see also Me. P. & Ct. gr. adm. 21 (inv. 17) Dec. 1689, and m. 3d Rec. ii: 239, 426. Note also Crawley(2), Phineas Hull(7). See 'New England Cap­ Phebe, dau. of Thomas C. or of his wife, in tives' i: 236-243, or Hist, of York i: 304-306, 1660; also Elizabeth (Sowars) Wakely(3). for her captivity. Ch: Mary, b. 4 Apr. 1681, 6 SAMUEL, York, s. of Edmund of Ipswich, a captive (List 99, pp. 75, 92), bp. Marie nephew of (1), of whose est. he was an Genevieve in Canada. She remained there appraiser, and Mrs. Sayward's right hand as Soeur Marie-des-Anges of the Congrega­ man aft. her husb. d., was liv. in York in tion, and d. in Quebec 28 Mar. 1717. Susan­ 1675 when John Knowlton(3) wrote to him nah, b. 9 May 1683, m. Abraham Preble, Esq. sending 'my respects to your uncle and (3). Esther, b. 7 May 1685, a captive (List aunt,' and mentioning 'Dodavah.' He was 99, pp. 75, 92), naturalized in 1710 as Marie- Knowlton's atty. in 1679. O. A. at York Joseph, m. in Montreal 5 Jan. 1712 Pierre de Mar. 1679-80. Cor.j. 1685. Adm. 2 June 1691 Lestage, merchant, who d. s.p. in 1743. Sev­ to Daniel Manning, 24 Jan. 1691-2 to Wm. eral ch. d.y. She d. in 1770, long a member Spencer. Inv., personal effects only and est. of the Sisters' household and a benefactress. in hands of Spencer. A debt was due to Hannah, b. 21 June 1687, m. Joseph Swett Arthur Bragdon. Apparently unm., and (5 jr.). John, York, b. 2 Jan. 1690, m. 1st should not be connected with Aspira Say- 31 Dec 1713 Mary Bane(4), m. 2d 9 Dec ward(5). See also John Leeds who willed 1734 Mrs. Mary Kingsbury. Grants 1715, him his broadaxe, Manning(2), Martin(2), 1718; see also Y. D. 10: 3. List 279. Will, 8 Parsons (3). Feb. 1742 (d. 11 Mar. 1743), names w. Mary, sons John, Ebenezer (m. Mary Bragdon), SCADLOCK. Col. Banks found this name James (m. Bethula Bradbury), daus. Esther at Sutton-in-the-Forest, Yorkshire. See (m. Josiah Beale(5) and d. early), Hannah, Me. P. & Ct. Rec ii: 432, note. Marah. 1 SAMUEL(2), in Mar. 1653-4 wit. will of 4 JONATHAN(1), York, m. (ct. May 1686) Godfrey Sheldon by which he rec. 5 s. Mary Austin(5). Town gr. 1687. Tr.j. Agent for mo. and sis. in Aug. 1667 when 1687. List 33. Adm. 25 Nov. 1689 to wid. marsh form, his fa.'s was divid. betw. him Mary who m. 2d Capt. Lewis Bane (4). In and Capt. Pendleton. Signed Cape Porpus Jan. 1706-7 they made a prop, agreement pet. 1668. Wm. Symonds sued him for debt with her s. Joseph, the only surv. eh. in 1717. in 1671; in 1673 he deeded 1/6 of his fa.'s Ano. child was liv. in 1694. The s. Elder place to Symonds who already had 1/6. O. A. Joseph m. by 1709 Mary Webber(lO). List at Marblehead 1677. Winter Harbor wit. 279. When 50 yrs. old he depos. that he built 1688. Lists 255, 85. Ag. ±44 in Jan. 1693-4, a mill and ho. for John Littlefield in Wells he depos. ab. being at Richard Whiteridge's 1717-1719. Will, of York, 8 Dec. 1741 (d. 25 in Boston with Marbleh. and Beverly coast­ Dec, ag. 57), names w. Mary (d. 1 Aug. ers, and presum. it was his w. Anne, ±27 in SCADLOCK 612 SCAMMON 1694, who was at Richard Way's in Boston admr. of (2) 's est. (Me. P. & Ct. Rec.'i: 246- when a fishing acct. was made up, being con­ 7). Wid. Anne m. 3d John Carter(4). Son cerned on her husb.'s acct. Late of Cape Porp., William b. Saco 4 Mar. 1661. At Boston in he claimed land there bot from P. Fletch­ 1690, ±30, he depos. in suit of Thomas er in 1689, and his fa. 's 300 a. which his mo. Doughty of Maiden vs. Henry Smith, over and Rehoboth Gannett confirmed to him in plank deliv. at Saco (see Jeffrey 5) ; on cor.j. 1671. Marbleh., form, of Cape P. in May (Boston waterfront) July 1693. From abs.

1714, ag. 67. There in Oct. 1717 he deeded ý3 of vital rec, deeds, and land claims, it would the Cape P. farm to dau. Susannah, w. of appear he d. s.p., but from his connec. with Bezaliel Getchell(2) and the fol. mo. mortg. Doughty and the Jeffrey fam. who went to the other % to Cyprian Southard. Liv. 18 Lynn, it is perh. poss. he was the unkn. husb. Apr. 1719, ±76. In 1727 Getchell and South­ of Hannah (Paul) S. of Maiden and Lynn, ard sold the whole 300 a. His w. (or wid.) and fa. of her 3 daus. Ann depos. at Marbleh. in May 1728 that SCALES, Matthew and William, Piscata­ she liv. at Cape P. ab. 40 yrs. bef. near John qua, Falmouth, No. Yarmouth. See Y. D. Jeffrey. Other ch. appear: Anne, m. 20 Nov. 12: 65, 354; 19: 83; 'Early Settlers of Row­ 1712 Joseph Masury of Salem. Elinor, m. ley' (1933), p. 328-9. in Marbleh. 7 Dec. 1715 Benjamin Gale. Samuel, b. 18 July 1698 and Sarah, b. 8 Feb. SCAMMON, Scamman. 1699, these two at Boston. Rebecca (Scar­ 1 »HUMPHREY (see 2), Kittery, Cape Por­ lett), a child, bp. at Marbleh. in 1715, and pus, Saco, first seen in Oct. 1667 when Norman (Scarlett), adult at Marbleh. in wid. Sarah Abbott(5) withdrew a suit ag. 1728, poss. gr.ch. him for refusing to satisfy her for lodging, 2 WILLIAM, planter, West Saco, Cape Por­ etc, and for fish lent him in her husb.'s life­ pus, had a ho. on W. side of Saco River time. In May 1674, no residence given, he adj. the Andrews(16) land in 1638, and not bot in Wells from N. Fryer. Kittery 1677; imposs. his w. Elinor was the Ellen Lougie chosen Cape P. constable Feb. 1678-9; of (Hotten's Lists have it Longe) who came C. P., bot the Henry Waddock farm in Saco with the Andrews fam. in 1635, ag. 20. He 4 Dec 1679, and there given town priv. and was bef. Saco ct. in 1636 for drunkenness, a ferry lie in June 1680. Tav. lie 1680- and in 1640 was fined for misdemeanor (John 1686; townsman and comr. to take the lists Heard had bot liquor at his ho.); no other to York 1682; j. 1684; gr.j. 1685; Goodman adverse rec. appears. In 1640 a wit. for S. and Edw. Sargent to collect the minister's Winter in his suit ag. Cleeve for slandering salary in 1685; he to see the minister's cellar his w. some six yrs. bef. Tr.j. 1640; gr.j. dug and stoned in 1686. Deputy 1686. Black- 1653, 1654, 1657, 1660. Clerk of the writs man's Falls on Dunstan River where Mr. H. 1653. In 1661 Wm. Phillips confirmed the S. formerly had a sawmill ment. in 1720. 300 a. gr. to him by Cape Porpus in 1653. He ret. to Kit. in wartime, appr. Mrs. J. Lists 242, 243ab, 244bc, 249(2), 252, 24. Will, Bray's est. in 1694; culler of fish 1695-6; of Cape P., 7 Jan. (inv. 17 Mar.) 1661-2, gr.j. 1699 (see also Milford and Pope 3) and names w. Elinor, 'our children,' and dis­ ret. to Saco to be taken captive with w. and poses of books and an assortment of personal sons Humphrey and Samuel in 1703. One effects (Me. P. & Ct. Rec. ii: 121; i: 247). Humphrey was a resid. of Truro when that She m. 2d in Haverh. 29 May 1663 Stephen town incorporated. Lists 259, 249(3), 298, Kent, later of Woodbridge, N. J., and was 39, 239b. He made his will in Kit. 12 Mar. liv. in 1671. Ch: William. Susanna, m. 1713-4, prob. ret. to Saco as soon as poss., Arthur Wormstall. John, wit. Flewellin's and there sold at Kit. Point in 1725. He d. acknowledg. to Sanders, Bush and Turbet in 1 Jan. 1727, ag. 87. Ch. by will: Capt. Feb. 1660, attesting bef. Jordan in Apr. Humphrey, b. in Kit. 10 May 1677, d. in 1661; wit. Gregory Jeffrey's will in Jan. Saco 31 May 1734, m. Elizabeth Jordan(l), 1661-2; buried 29 Apr. 1664 (Saco rec). Re­ who evid. outliv. sons Nathaniel and Ben­ becca, 72 in 1714; m. William Sheldon(2). jamin. Ch., first two appar. by an earlier w., Samuel, b. ±1650. Sarah, m. by 1671 Reho­ last six rec at Saco 1717-1729: Hannah, both Gannett from Scituate, who was in Elizabeth, Mary (an Ind. captive; see Deer- N. J. in 1683 and d. there s.p. One Sarah G. ing 8), Sarah, Humphrey, Dominicus, James, proved Daniel Brymson's will in N. J. in Nathaniel (d. 1745), Benjamin(d. 1745), 1696 (see Greenland). Jeremiah (d. y.). Samuel, m. 1st Margerv Deering(8), who d. 10 Oct. 1740, m. 2d (int. 3 WTLLIAM(2), m. Anne (Bully 2) Berry. Tr.j. 1664. Lists 243ab, 79; see also Hen­ 5 Sept. 1741) Elizabeth Stimson of Bid. Will, derson, Orchard. Wife's List 246. He was of Bid., 23 Apr. 1751 (d. in May 1752 in 63rd bur. 17 July 1664 (Saco rec.); adm. 18 July yr.), names w. Elizabeth, ch: Samuel, John, 1665 to Capt. B. Pendleton, whose inv. inch Ebenezer. Elizabeth, m. Andrew Haley(2). much later! claimed by Stephen Kent as Mary, three times a Penhallow wit. 1699- SCAMMON 613 SCOTT 1700, m. 1st Hezekiah Purington(2), m. 2d (d. 30 Sept. 1782) and Joseph Hanson for Jonathan Paine. Rebecca, m. one Billings, the whole of two 300 a. and 90 a. lots. presum. John (2 jr.). 5 WLLLIAM(3), Stratham. Exeter con­ 2 JOHN, a legatee with his dau. Elizabeth stable 1694-1696; selectman 1699, 1700. Atkins, under the will of his sis. Mrs. Rated for minister 1714. Lists 57, 67, 377, Elizabeth (Scammon) Saffin (see Legate 2, 388 (Jan. 1715-6). In 1720-1 he deeded Scammon 3), may or may not have lived in marsh to br. Thomas Dean and w. Jane and must have been the same William who m. in Barbadoes, may or may not have lived in Strath., prob. 2d, 4 Jan. 1721-2 Rachel Cleve­ Kittery, but in all probabil. was the fa. of land (Religious Hist, of So. Hampton: 'As one son who did live here, Humphrey. early as 1720 one Scammon of Strath, had 3 RICHARD, Dover, Exeter or Stratham, m. Rachel Thurber of Rehoboth, Mass., who br. of Elizabeth Saffin (see Legate 2) agitated a Baptist church'). 4 ch. rec. whose will, 1682, gave £20 each to bros. Strath: Richard, James, Elizabeth, Barna­ John and Richard S. and sis. Anne Wal- bas, and their fa. deeded separately to sons dron, £40 to John's dau. Elizabeth Atkins, James and Samuel in 1740. The same yr. he £60 to Richard's dau. Jean, and £5 to Han­ deeded the homestead, 226 a., to Daniel nah Gerrish. He mar. Prudence Waldron Lunt, who with w. Sarah deeded back to (13), evid. away from Dover (where first Wm. and Rachel for life with remainder to taxed in Dec. 1663). On his pet. to the Mass. their 3 sons equally, Richard, Samuel, James. Ct., as heir by mar. to the est. of Wm. Wal­ Wid. Rachel was gr. adm. 26 Oct. 1743. dron, the ct. 23 May 1666 allowed him to Scarden. See Sarden. take over the Shrewsbury patent provided he gave security to respond to the creditors Scarlet, John, List 82, prob. the Boston John. and other partners. Lists 356h(2), 47, 54, See also Adams(2), Scadlock. 359ab, 383, 386, 49, 52, 57. On 24 Apr. 1691 he deeded to s. William 'my farm where I SCATES. now dwelleth' near town of Exeter, and 1 HENRY, Wells, had a town gr. in Mar. stock, reserving for dau. Mary the meadow 1699 which he sold to Eliab Littlefield. called Jeremies Pocket and meadow by the Named a Wells abuttor, at Maryland, 1702. river next land of Capt. Wm. Moore. Appar. List 269b. dead 12 Oct. 1691 when Richard Talley and 2 VALENTINE, a wit. in the Black Will, w. Sarah of Boston and Mary Hale wit. jr.—Elizabeth Turbet case 1715, and Prudence Scammon's consent to her dau. accus. by Sarah Turbet in Jan. 1716-7. With Jane's mar. in Boston. Unrec. ch: Sarah, m. Thomas Westgate gave a bond to John 10 Dec. 1674 Christian Dolloff. Richard. Frost of Portsm. Taxed Berw. Feb. 1718-9 Thomas, at Stratham in 1680 with fa. and and m. there 28 May 1722 Hannah Stanford br. Wm. (see later Marbleh. records). Ch. (see King 7). 3 ch. bp. 3 Nov. 1726: Eliza­ (Prov. rec), their mo. Prudence: William, beth, John, Abigail. He was liv. in Berw. b. 29 Feb. 1664-5. Jane, b. 21 July 1667, m. 1748; s. John was taking care of his mo. in 1st Thomas Stedman q.v.; m. 2d at Boston 1764-5. One Mary, adult, bp. at Berw. 1736, 12 Oct. 1691 Thomas Deane; see N. E. Reg. wit. there in 1737. 13: 140; 37: 288. Prudence, b. 29 Aug. 1669. SCHOALES, Ralph, a Portsmouth wit. 1699- Elizabeth, b. 22 Apr. 1671. Mary, b. 31 May 1673, m. James Sinclair(2). 1702, Plaisted, Partridge, Vaughan, Pen- hallow, etc He was Mrs. Bedford's book­ keeper in 1700 and wrote her letters to Dr. 4 RICHARD(3), Dover, first taxed 1677. Mills. Constable 1694, 1695; highway surv. for Cochecho 1696; gr.j. 1697, 1698; assessor SCHOOLER, William, a vintner from Lon­ 1699. Appr. Robert Evans's est. 1697. Lists don, liv. at Merrimack, hanged for the 52, 62. See also Evans(8). He m. Elizabeth murder of Mary Sholy with whom he was Wakely (3); both called Quakers. Will, aged, going as a guide to her master at Piscata­ 20 Dec. 1723—30 July 1724, names w. Eliza­ qua, in 1637. beth and ch. On Jan. 12, 1732-3 the wid. and Scobbel, John, see Y. D. i: 137. only s. Richard deeded Wakely land to Phin- SCOLLY. 1 John, Saco, adm. gr. to (2) 13 eas Jones. Ch: Elizabeth, m. James Wil- Mar. 1688-9; appraisers John Edgecomb mott(2); d. s.p. Prudence, m. Samuel Hods- and Thomas Pratt. See Wyman's Charles­ don(l). Sarah, m. aft. 1723 John Starbird. town, ii: 849. Richard, tanner, Dover, heir and exec, m. 2 THOMAS, Saco, Thomas Haley his bonds­ 1st 8 Dec. 1724 Susannah Varney(4), m. 2d man 1689. See (1). 10 May 1753 Hope Tuttle; d. s.p. in Sept. 1764. In 1765 his sis. Sarah Starbird of New­ SCOTT. See also Dalton(3), Gent(3). castle, wid., and the ch. of his deed. sis. Pru­ 1 HENRY, wit. a Young fam. deed at York dence brot an ejectment suit ag. wid. Hope 1712. SCOTT 614 SCOTTOW 2 JAMES, Portsmouth (James Kidd?), was 7 THOMAS, at Damariscove early. List 8. in court in June 1656 and had a Great Isl. gr. List 330a. SCOTTOW. 3 JOSEPH, merchant, Boston, m. there 18 CAPT. HtJOSHTJA, merchant, Boston, Scar- Jan. 1693 Elizabeth Winslow, dau. of boro, owner of Scottow's farm and gar­ Edward and Elizabeth (Hutchinson). Ports­ rison in Scarb. where Scottow's Hill keeps mouth 1704. In June 1709, he wit. in Portsm. alive his name. On 19 May 1639 he and br. with Samuel Moody, but when sued there Thomas were adm. to Boston Ch. which their that yr. by Mark Newdigate for goods deliv. widowed mo. Thomasine had joined 21 Sept. to his w. in 1697, return was made 'non est 1634. In 1649, as 'friend and agent,' acting inventus.' Madam Scott taxed Portsm. 1707. for Mr. Thomas Lake(3), absent in Conn. In 1709, when she was at her own ho., Joseph His connec. with Scarb. began by 8 June Johnson (see 21; not a negro) beat her s. 1660 when he bot the Abraham Josselyn Joseph, ±16 (b. in Boston 23 Nov. 1694); she prop. He later acquired the Henry Jocelyn then beat Johnson while her son and her prop, which was first mortg. to him in 1663, negro held him. When this got into ct., many but appar. he was not resident until aft. neighbors test., and her children were ment. 1670. Lie. to sell to his fishermen in 1671, on She m. 2d in Greenland Capt. Samuel Hinckes prison committee 1674, and that yr. indicted and was liv. in Eoxbury in 1730. See also from Scarb. for an election irregularity. Palmer(2). During the war in command at Scarb. where 4 ROBERT, Sheepscot, wit. an Ind. deed to many held the opinion that he was more in­ George Davie in 1663 or 1664, and bot terested in the protecton of his own prop, half the Great Neck, up Sheepscot River, than in the general welfare. Lists 234b, 236, from Philip Bendall in 1665, which he 237bde, 238a, 239a, 266, 29, 32, 34, 77b, 80, claimed in 17—. Walter, Tabitha and Mar­ 83. See N. E. Reg. 5: 78; 43: 64; 2 Mass. garet Phillips and Thomas Gent supported Hist. Soc. Col. iv: 100; Doc. Hist. 6: 47; his claim to other land on E. side of Dama- Mass. Col. Rec. 4: 2: 208-9; Col. Soc. Mass. riscotta River above the middle falls, called x: 369; York Deeds. His pet. in answer to Woodberry, while he supp. Brown, Gent, complaint of Shapleigh, Rishworth and Taylor and Wilcott claims. He m. 2d Esther Wheelwright, the committee on military (Mercer) Draper(3). A refugee in Boston, claims, who had severely censured him, was he ret. to Sheepscot with the re-settlers in pub. in the Daily Eastern Argus (Portland) 1683. Lists 12, 17(?), 162-164. Ag. ±56, he 16 Sept. 1911. See also Bedford(l), Cleaves depos. ag. Lt. Jordan in Boston in Jan. 1689- (2), May(l), Moore(15), Pickett, Tucker 90. Thereaft. of Charlestown, where his w. (10), Wilmot(3). Aged ±40 in 1657, ±43 in was adm. to Ch. in 1699. In 1707 he was gdn. 1659, ±66 in 1682 (Reg. 28: 68). Comr. for of her gr.s. Samuel Whittemore, ag. 15. Will, Scarb. 1676, magistrate 1676, 'of Boston' at 15 Oct. 1705 (small personal inv. 12 Dec. times. Associate 1679 and impowered to 1711), gives all to w. except legacy to only give oath to Saco, Black Point and Casco s. Samuel, who was bp. (adult) at Chariest, jurymen and constables, on committee to in 1699, and whose s. Samuel was bp. there manage new planta. at Casco Bay 1680, ord. in 1707 on his gr.mo. Scott's acct. Poss. to keep a better ferryman at Black Point Thomas, Samuel, Sarah, Esther, b. Cam­ 1682, Scarb. selectman 1683-1685, headed bridge 1710-1717 (their mo. Sarah), were the committee in charge of Fort Loyal 1684, J. elder Samuel's ch. also. Of Wrentham P., Judge Inf. Ct. Common Pleas and Sess. 1687-1688. In addition, the author of two 1729, he deeded y3 his fa.'s land. In 1791 friends of Esther (Draper 3) Roberts, who curious tracts. Of Boston 1690, d. there 20 d. ±1761, quoted her as saying that her mo. Jan. 1697-8, ag. 83. Will, 23 June 1696, names m. Robert Scott who had a s. Samuel when w., 5 ch., 2 sons-in-law. Wife Lydia adm. to he m. her; that he wanted this son to share Boston Ch. 23 May 1641, d. 9 May 1707, ag. with her ch. in Draper land, but her mo. re­ 86. Ch. at Boston (of Boston 6 May 1665, he fused. Ch. by w. Esther: Thomas, b. in Bos­ made his Scarb. prop, over to trustees for ton 13 Oct. 1681, dead in 1705. his ch., Sarah, Mary, Rebecca, Thomas, Y. D. i: 163-4): Joshua, b. 30 Sept. 1641, d.y. Josh­ 5 SYLVANUS, Portsmouth, m. 21 Oct. 1714 ua, b. 12 Aug. 1643, appar. d. bef. May 1665. Sarah Moses(l). Will, 1754-1756, names Lydia, bp. 29 June 1645, m. 1st Benjamin w. Sarah, sons Samuel, Sylvanus; daus. Gibbs, m. 2d Anthony Checkley. Elizabeth, Ruth, wid. of George Tompson; Sarah, w. of bp. 1 Aug. 1647, m. Maj. Thomas Savage. Joseph Seavey; Elizabeth, w. of Benj. Fos- Rebecca, bp. 10 Oct. 1652, m. at Malden 1 ter(2 jr.); Frances, w. of Wooden Foster(2). Apr. 1675 Rev. Benjamin Blackman(2). Members of his fam. went to Scarb. and to Mary, b. 11 May 1656, m. Capt. Samuel Machias. Checkley. Capt. Thomas, b. 30 June 1659, 6 THEOPHTLUS, boatswain 1657 (Y. D. 1: H. C. 1677, O. A. at Scarb. 17 Mar. 1679-80, 60-61). SCOTTOW 615 SCRIVEN tr.j. 1681, Clerk of the Writs 1681; Scarb. beth Moody. Mary Gordon. Abigail Young. gr., comr. for the town, Clerk of Courts (all Susannah, m. 1st John Mudgett of Brent­ in 1686); lie. 1686-1689, in command at wood, m. 2d Nicholas Smith. Sarah Moody. Black Point 1689, Portsm. wit. Jan. 1690-1, In 1743 the surv. sons sued Abigail Wiggin Boston mariner 1694. Lists 225a, 238a, 18, and John Cousins for °^ 150 a. granted to 33, 97. Doc. Hist. 9: 10. Of Boston, chirur- John Cloyes. geon, bound to sea in the -Gerrard- of Lon­ don, when he made a will in England, 14 SCRIVEN, Screven. Nov. 1698—4 Sept. 1699, giving all in N. E. •WILLIAM, Mr., planter, shipwright, Kit­ to sis. Elizabeth Savage, all else to loving tery, founder of the Baptist Ch. in Me. friend Margaret Softley, wid., of St. Paul's, and honored in the South as its founder Chadwell, co. Middlesex. Sarah, m. Samuel there. Appar. from Somerton, co. Somerset. Walker. In 1668 he wit. a Salisb. or Amesb. deed and 10 May 1669, of Amesb., bound self for four SCRIBNER, Scrivener. yrs. 'after the manner of an apprentice' to 1 JOHN, Dover, taxed 1662. Jury 1666, gr.j. George Carr, shipwright. He bot at Kit. in 1670, 1673. Lists 356ghk, 357d. In 1685 Nov. 1673, and m. 23 July 1674 Bridget his son sold the planta. on which he had liv., Cutts(7). Abs. from Ch. (Me.) 1675 when it form, granted to John Lovering, 20 a. on E. appeared he usually went to Mr. Moody's side of Richard Otis. Will, 27 Nov. 1674 (d. meeting. On 21 June 1681 he, w. Bridget and 2 Oct. 1675), names w. Mary and ch: John, Humphrey Churchwood were bp. and rec. under 21. Elizabeth, under 18; m. 4 Nov. into the Boston Baptist Ch. Churchwood 1686 Samuel Eastman of Salisb. Edward. wrote from Kit. 3 Jan. 1682 (1681-2?) that One Edward Screven was pressed for the W. S. had been called as pastor; lie. by the country's service in 1679 (Essex Q. Ct. Rec. Ch. to preach 11 Jan. 1681-2; arrested in 7: 289). Thomas, yeoman, Kingston, List Apr. for preaching, and finally released on 400. In Jan. 1700-1 he went a stranger to his promise soon to leave the Prov., but from Joshua Weeks' in Greenland, asking the Kit. later he wrote to Boston asking aid in way. He m. 1st in Hampton 24 Dec. 1702 organizing a Ch. there, which was done 26 Sarah Clifford(4) who d. 5 June 1706 (2 ch. Sept. 1682. If he went South early, he ret. rec. Kingston 1703-1705, bp. at Salisb: John and until at least 1695 did not perma. leave and Deborah who liv. with their uncle Jo­ Kit. where active in more than the church. seph Clifford in 1724); m. 2d 4 Feb. 1707-8 Constable for lower Kit. 1676; gr.j. 1678, Hannah Welch (ch. rec. 1709-1716: Sarah, 1679, 1682; foreman 1693, 1694; Deputy d.y., Elizabeth, Edward, two Samuels). Will, 1681, 1693, 1694; commis. Ensign for lower 28 (d. 30) Mar. 1717-8, names w. Hannah (m. Kit. 2 July 1687; commissioner for Kit. 2d Charles Hunt 2), 5 ch., and prov. for ano. 1692-3; moderator 1694-5; apprais. Thomas ch. b. about six mos. later. Crockett's est. 1679, John Moore's 1686; Kit. wit. June 1695. Lists 30(2), 288. See 2 JOHN(l), blacksmith, of age in 1685. Of also Atwell(2); Y. D. vol. 5 (by index); 2 Exeter, he was adm. to Hampton Ch. in Me. Hist. Soc. Col. 1: 45; 5: 275; Doc. Hist. July 1698 and soon dism. to Ex. Jury 1693, 5: 395, 398; 'History of the Baptists in 1696. Lists 57, 62, 376b (1698). Paid for Maine' (Burrage, 1904). About 1696 he keeping Goody (Mary) Atkinson in 1729. He went to So. Carolina, accomp. or fol. by m. Elizabeth Cloyes (2) who was liv. 2 July others of his faith, inch his wife's relatives, 1730, but dead 1 Mar. 1733-4 when he deeded and there 7 Dec. 1696 had a warrant for 1000 Cloyes land to his sons. Will, 2 Mar. 1735-6— a., where Georgetown stands, altho credited 31 May 1738, names 3 sons, 5 daus. and ch. of with first settling near Charleston in a place deed, son Samuel. Ch: John, blacksmith, m. called Somerton (N. E. Reg. 43: 356). His by 1713 Sarah Wadleigh(3). Will, 1756— Kit. homestead was sold in 1704 by his s. 1756, names w. Sarah, son John, daus. Abi­ and atty. Robert (Y. D. 7: 14). He declined gail Young, Martha Robinson, Sarah Robin­ a call to Boston in 1707 and d. at George­ son, Elizabeth Harper. Edward, black­ town 10 Oct. 1713 in 84th yr. (gr.st.). In­ smith, m. bef. 1721 Abigail Leavitt(9). Sam­ terested southern searchers credit him with uel, m. Anna Taylor(25), who was gr. adm. 18 May 1731 (inv. 12 Jan. 1730-1), and was 11 ch: Elizabeth Samuel (a Kit. wit. in his wid. in 1742. Ch. in 1754: Benjamin, Oct. 1696, Y. D. 4: 132, 156). Mercy. Sarah. John, Elizabeth (w. of Abram Smith), Mar­ Bridget. Robert (shipwright, resid. in Kit. garet, deed. (w. of David Sleeper). Joseph, 20 Nov. 1704; mariner of So. Carolina, 16 took adm. on est. of s. Joseph, jr., of Exeter, Jan. 1704-5; see Hodsdon 5). Patience (by 24 May 1756, the young wid. Elizabeth re­ ano. rec. Parmenius). Joshua. William. Jo­ nouncing; sureties Joseph Lougee and Noah seph. Elisha. But this does not include Emery. He and Elizabeth (wife, mo. or sis.) Aaron, a Cutts wit. Aug. 1700 (Y. D. 6: 82). wit. Richard Glidden's will in 1727. Eliza­ One Saville S. found in S. C. has not been SCRIVEN 616 SEALY connected with him. See also Elliot (5). rected to him and Antipas Maverick in Oct. Scullard, Samuel, orig. petitioner and 1647. James Rollins bot a ho. at Long grantee of Hampton. See Cromwell(4). Reach from James Johnson and J. S. in 1651. SEABROOK (Saybrook), Thomas, Dover, ' Of Kingstanton, Devon' he acknowl. debts and w. Mary, in 1667 q.c. to John Ault to bros. (7) and (2) and to George Monk in (for money paid by Thomas Edgerly) land 1651, in which yr. he sold Star Isl. prop. In that John Hill did purch. of Thomas Foot­ 1652, of Star Isl., in consid. of £100 to be man and did pass over to Richard Bray (5). paid him in Eng., he assigned his debts, with Mary was poss. Bray's wid. or dau. a p/a, to (10). In Eng. in Sept. 1659, master SEACOMB, Richard, and w. Joanna arriv. of the -Dolphin-, about to sail for N. E. Bot at Boston on the -Unity of London- bef. on Doctor's Isl. 1660. List 354a. See also 20 Aug. 1680 when he and three others (inch Brown(28), Wooton. Adm. gr. to (10) and one James Ross) were unsucc. sued for to Elias Stileman 28 June 1670; informed he slander by the commander George Penney. is dead; wife and children (in Eng.). In He was 35, Joanna 30, in Nov. 1680. Soon June 1676 adm. had been gr. in Eng. to Wil­ at Falmouth, where he had tav. lie. in Sept. liam and Joanna Tapping of London, Wm. 1681 (Wm. Rogers bondsm.) and 100 a. gr. Henderson had come over with their p/a, by Lawrence Davis's, which he sold to John and Mr. Stileman had been ord. to turn the Edwards and Thomas Walter in 1683. In Doctor's Isl. housing and land over to him. 1682 sued George Ingersoll, sr. and jr., for Heirs are not kn. to have come at all. dragging and abusing his w., and lost. Gr.j. 4 JOHN (see 7), mariner, Boston, ±31 in 1683, 1686; constable 1684; selectman 1685; Feb. 1671-2, when a wit. in the Naylor called Capt. and late commander of Fort divorce case; see Moore(13). List 3. Rich­ Loyal in Nov. 1686. In 1685 he bot the farm ard Starr (Tarr) pet. Andros for confirma. where George Lewis(4) liv. and d., and a of 50 a. on W. side Saco River bot ab. three Ross deed in 1721 ment. 'Lewis his Neck or yrs. bef. from John Selly, fisherman; other Seacom's Point.' Lists 225a, 228c, 34. He land of Selly adj. (Doc. Hist, vi: 374); much retired to Lynn aft. May 1689. Will, 23 Aug. later deeds say he bot from Richard S. Wife 1691—15 May 1693, ment. two daus., 4 sons, Margaret. Ch. rec. Boston: Richard, b. 17 giving to Susannah all money whatsoever, Mar. 1667. John, b. 22 Sept. 1670. Margaret, and to Noah and Richard, under 15, land at b. 25 Mar. 1673. Prob. also Dorcas, m. in Casco Bay. In 1698, as trustee, the dau. Boston 2 June 1698 George Courtney [mar. Susannah of Boston and single, sold to John int. of James Sharp and D. S. rec. in Boston Rogers. Richard had w. Ann and 3 ch. in 16 Oct. 1696]. Medford 1710-1715; weaver of Portsm., R. I., 5 JOSEPH (Celly), with the (appar. local) in 1715. Other ch: John, List 229, m. Mehit- able Simons in Boston 26 Nov. 1706; ch. crew of the -Katherine- in 1701. Peter (Seccomb), List 229, m. 25 Feb. 1702 6 MARTHA (Blaisdell) (Boaden 9), as Hannah Willis in Medford where he d. in Martha Sellý of Amesbury deeded for 1756, ag. 78. Ch. inel. John, H. C. 1728, love and affec. to dau. Elizabeth Davis(23) minister at Harvard, Mass., and Joseph, 1 Nov. 1684, and m. 3d at Hampt. 15 Jan. H. C. 1731, minister at Kingston, N. H. A 1686-7 John Clough of Salisbury. She was chart of the fam. (c. 1856) has Joanna (in- liv. 1 Apr. 1707. Not imposs. mo. of Thomas (9) and of Benoni, joiner, who m. 1st (int. . stead of Susanna) who ret. to Eng., and at Salisb. 28 Aug. 1703) Eleanor Getchell Mary. (6); m. 2d at Salisb. 9 Oct. 1739 wid. Rachel Seahone, Dennis. See Cartee and Sehand. Tappan of Kensington. Will, of So. Hampt., 1745—1746, names w. Rachel and all rec. SEALY, Seeley, Cilley. See N. E. Register ch. but John: Mehitable, Elizabeth, Thomas, 85: 76. Martha, Samuel, Benjamin, Eleanor, Sarah, 1 BENONI. See (6). Dorcas, and by 2d w: Mary, Abigail; also 2 GEORGE, one of four bros., sons of An­ son-in-law (stepson) Christopher Tappan. drew of Stoke-in-Teignhead and King's 7 RICHARD, bp. at Stoke-in-Teignhead 4 Teignton, co. Devon, all early fishing mas­ Feb. 1620-1 (see 2 and 3), was at the ters at the Shoals. See (3), (7), (10); also Shoals in June 1651 when Henry Shrimpton (8). Bp. at Stoke-in-Teignhead 19 Dec. drew a bill of exch. for £300 on London, 1622, he was a creditor of his br. John 1651, payable to Mr. R. S., for merchantable dry and signed a Shoals pet. in 1653. List 301. codfish. Com.t.e.s.c. 1653. Sued by Mr. Wm. No later rec. found here, but living when Paine in Dover ct. in June 1655 when Mr. his fa. made his will, 14 Apr. 1664—15 Apr. Pattishall appeared for him and his bond 1665. was forf.; acting at the Shoals for wid. Joan 3 CAPT. JOHN, Shoals, b. ±1618; see (2). Bevill in Oct. 1657. List 301. Not named in Chosen constable for the Shoals 26 Aug. fa.'s will 1664, but prob. then liv. in Saco 1646, and there a warr. from Boston was di­ where Gunner S. was indebted to the Scad- SEALY 617 SEARLE lock est. in 1664 and the admr. sued Richard 305a. He depos. 25 June 1670, ±39, and d. 8. in 1666. Goody Sily 1666, 1674; List 246. while carrying on vigorously at the Shoals. In 1670, mariner, he dealt with the Kemhles Inv. 13 Dec. 1671, adm. 2 Apr. 1672 to wid. (see Kimball 4), and gave a bond for £30 Elizabeth (Lynn 2), m. by 1666. She was 15s., and mortg. to cover, to Robert Brims- ±36 in June 1674, when she was at the don who assigned it in 1697 to Capt. John Shoals, mistress of her own ho., and m. 2d Hill(8), he to his br. Joseph. Lived on W. bef. 16 June 1675 Thomas Cowell(7). No ch. side of river, N.W. of land Roger Hill sold appear. to John Elson, he to Wm. Dicer. Gunner S. 's Creek ment. 1729. He was a refugee at Salem SEARLE, has one home in Cornwall- in Jan. 1675, List 27; O. A. at Boston 21 Apr. Devon, ano. in Cambridgeshire. See also 1679. Certainly the logical fa. of: John, b. Creber. ±1642. Emm, m. 13 June 1668 John Rule. 1 ANDREW, Mr., Kittery, wit. in Portsm. Dorcas, m. 1st James Gibbins(3), m. 2d Fran­ with Sarah Abbott(5) in 1662, against cis Backus. her in Feb. 1663-4, when he was ±50. A wit. 8 THOMAS, Kennebec, wit. a Parker- for Harvey(14) in 1663, 1670, the first time Webber deed with Edmund Pattishall 26 with Thomas Abbott. In Kit. he wit. a Dee. 1664. O. A. to King 8 Sept. 1665. List Spencer fam. deed in 1662 and had a gr. in 182. He may have been the youngest br. of 1665, either 50 a. beneath Quamphegan, if the Shoals Sealys, who was bp. at Stoke-in- to be found, or 70 a. above Salmon Falls. Teignhead 28 July 1638 and was liv. in 1664. Part of this he sold to Zachariah Nock jr., The Kennebec man was a refugee at Brain- and Searle and Neale desc. sold more to tree, where he sued Richard Thayer in 1678 Hamilton and Sullivan. An educated man, and took O. A. 21 Apr. 1679. and often a wit. or appraiser to 1687. Surety 9 THOMAS (see 6), Hampton, sea captain, for Francis Morgan 1667. Gr.j. 1667 (fore­ m. 2 July 1697 Ann Stanian(3), whose man); clerk of the writs 1668. In 1670 an fa. depos. 7 Mar. 1709-10 that he had 5 gr.ch. accountant at the Shoals for Richard Endle to take care of, ch. of his dau., w. of Thomas (his testim. in 1671, ±50). Adm. of John Cille, she dead, he gone out of the country Green's est. in 1681-2, with (4) as bondsm. 7 yrs. But J. S.'s will, 1718, spoke of his s.- Lists 298, 288, 30. He d. 25 Nov. 1690; adm. in-law as if liy., and by fam. report, he died, 10 Dec. to Andrew Neale as gdn. of James aged, at home of his s. in Nottingham, while Neale. Inv., £38, incl. a loom, an ox in John visiting there from ano. son's home in An- Neale's hands, a cow, calf, chest, writing dover. Ch. rec. Hampton: Mary, b. 2 July and books, all with Benoni Hodsdon; his 1697, m. 14 Dee. 1724 Daniel Lovering. shop built at the garrison; debts by book £9. [Dover rec: James, s. of Mary Silley, b. 22 Wife unseen. Ch. appear: John. Joan, m. Aug. 1715]. John, b. 7 Jan. 1698-9, the only John Neale(6). Andrew (the fa. was Senr. one named in gr.fa.'s will. He m. 1st 9 or 1675, 1676, 1680). The younger man is more 19 Aug. 1725 Elizabeth Glidden(2), was of likely the A. S. (no prefix of respect) abs. Biddeford, form, of Hampt., in 1733, and as from Ch. in 1676, 1679, cert, the one bound to John Sellea of Bid. m. 2d 16 Nov. 1739 Han­ good behav. in 1678 for turbulent and sedi­ nah (Knight 11) Seavey of Scarb. Abigail, tious practices toward authority. In 1701 b. 19 Apr. 1700. Capt. Joseph, b. 6 Oct. 1701, A. S. liv. in Mr. Fryer's ho. in Prov. of m. Alice Rollins (Benj. 6). Of Stratham 1729, Maine which in 1702 was in poss. of Mr. he bot in Nottingham. 6 ch., inch Gen. Robert Elliot; in 1702 Wm. Hart(10) liv. Joseph; see Cilley. Hoyt's Salisbury ii: 567 with A. S. at Gerrish Isl. Poss. Jemima of adds: Ann (Sylle), m. Samuel Blake(5). Kit., in ct. on bast, charges 1709, 1715, and Thomas, m. 7 Mar. 1729 Abigail Knowlton; Elizabeth, a Kit. wit. in 1720 (Y. D. 12: 20), liv. in Andover, N. H. Ch. connect with him. 10 WILLIAM, bp. at Stoke-in-Teignhead 2 JOHN, sued Mr. Nicholas Brown (28) for 30 July 1632 (see 2 and 3). A wit. 1651 wages, in Me. ct. 1647. One Mr. J. S., around Eliot; in June 1653 bot Emanuel master of a N. E. ketch, was buried at Bar- Hilliard's ho. and plant at the Shoals, which badoes 7 Sept. 1691. he mortg. to Francis Wainwright in 1669. 3 JOHN, fisherman, Kittery, perh. m. Joane Ensign 1653; Shoals constable 1655, 1659; Andrews(9) who m. 2d John Ford(4). gr*j. 1656, 1660; O. A. 1658; Kit. selectman (fList 356m). See also (4). A coroner's j. 1666-1668; highway surv. 1667. He and br.- made return 30 Nov. 1675 that he met death in-law Rogers leased Spruce Creek land by drowning 4 Jan. 1675, partly by a blow in from H. Gunnison whose wid. gave them a the face, partly by water. Adm. to br.-in- deed in 1660. Bot on Smuttynose 1664, and law Christopher Mitchell(2) 4 July 1676. legatee of fa. that yr. Kit. gr. 1667 (see One inv. at the Shoals, ano. of livestock in Searle 5), which his wid. sold to Abel Porter Mitchell's hands (Me. Prov. & Ct. Rec. ii: in 1678. Selling without lie. 1669. Lists 301, 326-7). SEARLE 618 SEAVEY 4 JOHN(l), Upper Kittery. (One John Neck that s. Benjamin, jr. (m. Mary Wallis slandered all the women on the Pis­ 23 Oct. 1712) used to mow, William to pay cataqua Eiver in 1667). He m. Mary Green the daus: Mary; Hannah, w. of William (12), who was ±44 in July 1695. Her fa, Fernald (in 1762 she was Hannah Dixon); deeded to him 20 Dec. 1673; her mo. deeded Elizabeth, w. of Ozem Dowse (2); Sarah, w. to him and his s. John 10 July 1683. In 1682 of Samuel Marden; Hephsibah, w. of Charles he had his br.-in-law Thomas Abbott taken Foye(2); Susannah (Paine in 1762). The into ct. for not properly supp. his mo.-in-law, 1762 div. shows also s. Moses of Arundel. and T. A. was ord. to pay him for her board. 2 HENRY(6), worked in the woods with Abs. from meet. 1685. Bot from James Em­ Wm. Wallis in 1676, m. bef. 28 Feb. 1682- ery 1693. Taxed Newcastle 1699-1700, but 3 Sarah (Pierce 8) (Jones) Mattoon, and of Kit. in 1707 when John, jr., released int. was liv. in 1685 when Col. Pepperell was in the Green prop, to his parents. Both abs. suing for part of the Pierce est. See also from meeting (Kit.) in 1712. In 1721 Wm. Nath.(6). Both he and w. Sarah d. bef. Bogers liv. on the land where J. S. lately 1697. Joseph, Portsm., was only surv. 8. and liv. at Western Branch of Spruce Creek. h. 1710. In 1712 he and w. Hannah deeded Lists (1356m), -288, 30, 52, 315b. Only kn. the Pierce place to Dominicus Jordan. List ch: John, blacksmith, Newcastle 1696, sued 316. John Amazeen in 1702 for three yrs. rent 3 JOHN(7), blacksmith, Bye. In 1673 he from 1698. Lists 315bc, 68, 316(2), 388. See and Obadiah Morse wit. ag. John Biek- also Rand(3). With w. Elizabeth he sold at ford, jr.; in 1677 by atty. John Arnall he Newc. in 1715 and bot in Stratham; in 1720, sued Morse in Suffolk ct. O. A. at Boston 21 of Strath., sold more in Newc; sold in Strath. Apr. 1679. He m. 29 July 1686 Hannah 1724; in 1736 of -Towns Kenel-, (Townsend), (Philbrook 3) Walker, List 331c. Jury 1684; co. Middlesex, where the name is found later gr.j. 1694; Newcastle constable 1696-1697. (see Y. D. 18: 29). One Elizabeth and one He sold the former Berry place to br. Wil­ John S. d. in Strath. 17-19 July 1722. liam in 1703, moving to Bradford, from 5 WILLIAM. (The Kittery gr. 1667, List where in 1704 he sold Newc. land to Tobias 298, in his name is more prob. Wm. Langdon. Inv. in Essex Co. 4 Mar., adm. to Sealy's). One William signed, by mark, a wid. Mary, 4 Apr., 1709. Lists 329, 52, 332b, N. H. pet. to the King 1665 (Prov. Papers 57, 318e, 315bc. No kn.ch. Old Mrs. Seavey 17: 512-3). See 'Ancestry of Bethia Harris' d. at Eldad Cheney's in Bradford, 27 Oct. (W. G. Davis, 1934), for William Searle, 1738; see Walker(7). joiner, of Ipsw., form, of Boston, who as­ 4 PHILIP, with Anthony Nutter appr. Wm. signed the deed of sale of his Ipsw. ho. and Cotton's est. in 1678; N. H. Probate i: land to Thomas Dennis(9) in Portsm. 26 229. Odiorne? Sept. 1663, and whose wid. Grace m. Dennis 5 SAMUEL(6), Rye. Lists 57, 315ab, 318c, in Ipsw. 26 Oct. 1668. Ch: Grace, m. Sergt. 316. In 1713 Samuel, sr. and Samuel, jr. John Harris of Ipsw. Samuel, Rowley, m. subscribed for Mr. Emerson, the latter like­ Deborah Bragg. William, d. s.p. 1690. ly a son and he who m. Abigail Foss in SEARS, John, scalemaker, Casco Bay, sold Greenland 25 Oct. 1711; 9 ch. rec. in Rye. Long Island to Isaac Walker in 1655. Mary, dau. of Samuel, accused Richard Munjoy wit. 1661. In 1667 unsuc sued Wm. Swain in 1717, and perh. m. him. A poss. son Haines for detaining his goods. Called was Henry who had w. Mary (List 338b) planter, he sold Thomas Redding's island, and d. bef. his s. Henry was bp. at home 27 land and marsh to James Lane in 1673. Kim­ Jan. 1718-9 (So. Ch. rec); the wid. m. in ball heirs claimed Mere Pt. land bot from Mar. 1720-1 John Edmonds(5); see Hodge him in 1670; he and Henry Webb owned (7). Note also Abigail (Paine 4), and Han­ there adj. Nicholas White. Robert Collicot nah, 2d wife of William(8 jr.) who may not and Nathl. Greenwood sued him in Boston have been a wid. Seavey when she m. him. in Sept. 1682. List 221. He was resident of 6 THOMAS, Rye, ±52 in 1679, was called Woburn. See Martin(4), Savage's Gen. 'cousin' by the ch. of (7). He had Diet., Wyman's Charlestown. Portsm. grants in Jan. 1652 and later, and in June 1655 bot the Puddington home place SEAVEY, uncommon, prob. from West of next Wm. Berry at Little Harbor; (7) wit. Eng. this deed and he wit. deed of the adj. place 1 BENJAMIN(6), carpenter, Rye, wit. a to (7) in 1669. Gr.j. 1656; j. 1684. Constable Boulter deed with John Tuck in 1685. 1663 for the Shoals, where he and (7) were In 1693 money was due him for work at Fort at times plf. or deft, in suits over stages. Wm. and Mary. Gr.j. 1695. Lists 318c, 315be, In 1672, ±42, he depos. that he was at the 316. In 1729 he and w. Mary deeded home­ Shoals when Thomas Turpin's w. and daus. stead to s. William, 3d (d. 1745, leaving came over. In 1687 he deeded 8 a. to s.-in- wid. and ch.) except the part near Oliver's law Shute; in 1708 deeded to s. Benjamin, SEAVEY 619 SELLERS effective aft. decease of self and w., Benj. to 1754, was perh. the H. S. who depos. in 1766, pay his sis. Damaris, br. Samuel and neph. ±63, what she heard Seaborn Hodge tell ab. Joseph. Lists 323, 43, 326ac, 330b, 312c, 54, the Reynolds fam. James, of Newc, m. at 313a, 331b, 49, 52, 332b, 315abc, 318c. He d. Newington 12 June 1718 Abigail Pickering 15 Mar. 1707-8, ±80. His w. was Tamsen bef. (8); liv. 1741. Ch: Hannah, James, Paul. 1667; in Apr. 1711, ±70, she depos. about her Hannah, m. Samuel Wallis (8). Hephsibah, s. Henry and family. Ch. appear: Samuel. m. in Portsm. 4 Nov. 1716 Thomas Wright of Henry. Benjamin. Nathaniel, joined in one London; her ch. in mo.'s will. Mary, m. tax with Thomas and Benjamin in 1681; Capt. Samuel Banfield(2). Capt. Stephen, worked on highway 1683. Taxes abated 1683, taxed for Mill Dam 1712; at Portsm. in 1729 poverty or death, inch his and Henry's. In when he ment. 'my house at Canso.' He m. 1685 Nicholas Hodge was bound over for 1st Anne Fernald(4), her ch. 1712-1723: beating him. Lists 52, 57. Rebecca, m. John Stephen, Michael, Nicholas, Hannah; m. 2d Shute(l). Damaris, m. Daniel O'Shaw(l). at Kit. 17 Mar. 1729-30 Mary (Carpenter 5) 7 WILLIAM, Shoals, Portsm., Bye, depos. Deering; m. 3d aft. 18 Mar. 1735-6 Mary, wid. of Obadiah True, who was gr. adm. 6 in Sept. 1676, ±75, that he came to the Sept. 1742 and named gdn. of ch. John and Shoals on a fishing account in 1632. Partner Elizabeth, while Joshua, David and Mary of Stephen Crawford in 1640 and adm. his had their oldest br. Capt. Stephen, Portsm., est. He had a lot in Portsm. bef. Mar. 1646, as gdn. Triplets, Ebenezer and Thomas, bp. various grants later. Portsm. selectm. (1648 21 Apr. 1695, and one who d. at birth. E. prob.), 1655, 1657; Shoals constable 1655; and T. went to Scarboro (proprs. 1720) gr.j. 1659. In 1660 he had a deed from where both depos. in Mar. 1734-5 ab. Scarb. Joseph Mason of the Ralph Gee est. which ±17 yrs. bef. Lists 331c, 239b, for both. he had adm. in 1645, and in 1669 from the Ebenezer m. Elizabeth Knight(ll) and de­ Drakes(5) and John Berry(7) a deed of the posed in 1753, ±58, that he first trav. to Little Harbor prop, where Wm. Berry had Scarb. in the company of Mr. John Libby, an liv. A ct. case with Nicholas Hodge over this aged resident. Thomas m. Hannah Knight prop, in 1686 brot out deponents who told (11) who took adm. 6 Jan. 1738-9. Unless a that the ho. was orig. built by Richard Scarb. rec. of 1722 in error, he had an earlier Tucker. Lists 312c, 313a, 323, 324(2), 326ac, w. Elizabeth, while Thomas, s. of one Thom­ 327a, 330ab, 331bc, 356b, 43, 47, 49, 52, 54, as and Mary, was bp. at Portsm. 31 Aug. 71, 80, 84. See also (6), Crawford(5), Lane 1718. (1). In 1679, with no ment. of w., he deeded to s. William (b. ±1648), he to pay the oth­ Seay?, William; see Me. P. & Ct. Rec ii: 485. ers: Elizabeth, ±17 in 1669, Odiorne in 1679, prob. w. of Philip(7). John, ±15 in 1669. Seban, Josiah, soldier at Great Isl. fort, 1695. Stephen, taxed Bloody Point 1677, liv. 1679; SEDGLEY, John, turner, York, m. 17 Jan. List 359a. William, sr., ±80, depos. in Feb. 1713-4 Elizabeth Adams(19). List 279. 1682-3 that he first knew Thomas Walford Adm. 13 Jan. 1745-6 to oldest s. John who over 45 yrs. ago. Not seen surely aft. 1684; had the homestead. The other surv. ch. were: his son was ' jr.' 20 July 1686 and served on a Susannah (w. of Jonathan Adams), Hannah, j. in 1687 (not jr.). Elizabeth, Robert, Sarah (John Booker her gdn.), Mary, Phebe (d. young). Ano. s. 8 *WLLLIAM(7), Rye, m. Hannah Jackson Thomas had died. (20); List 331c. One Wm. was adm. free­ Sedgwick, Edward, a youth at Kittery man at Boston in May 1674. Gr.j. 1682-83, ±1650. 1695, 1698-99; j. 1684, 1687, 1692; highw. Seeley, see Sealy. surveyor 1683, selectman 1694; assembly­ Seeth, Richard, Cape Bonawagon 1672. List man (±1696). About 38 in 1686; of 60 odd 13. yrs. remembrance in 1719 (he and John Sefhens?, Joseph, List 289. Hinckes were on Sheepscot River early); SEHAND, Anderos, or Denis Seone, or ±72 in 1720. Lists 312h, 315bc, 316, 318c, Dennis Sehone, ±25, Oct. 1671, worked 330a, 332b, 52, 57. Will, crazy and infirm, 21 with Christian Dolloff. Andreas Sehand Mar. 1728-9—18 June 1732, provides well for w. Hannah (exec, with Wm.), seven ch., named in the Judith Roby case. See also and gives to Samuel Banfield and gr.dau. Cartee. Mary Langdon; his negro woman Ammi to SELBY, Thomas, Boston, owned at the his wife. Her will, aged, 10 Sept. 1741—28 Kennebec Ch. in 1731: Thomas, of Bos­ Feb. 1748-9 (s. Wm. exec.) gives to ch. and ton; Jane, w. of David Milvill of Newport. gr.ch. and a cow to negro Amie. Ch: Wil­ SELLERS. 1 Thomas (Sailers), wit. livery liam, Rye, m. 1st Mary Hinckes (John), m. of seisin, Sears to Walker, Casco Bay, 2d 25 Sept. 1748 Hannah Seavey; d. betw. 1655. 28 Oct.—7 Dec. 1752, leaving ch. Wm., Amos, 2 WILLIAM (Sellers?), sued in Piscat. ct. Elizabeth Jenness(2). Wid. Hannah, liv. 1642 (Pope). A very much later Wm., SELLERS 620 SEWALL carpenter, was of York; see Ruth Donnell Spruce Creek, to Walter Deniford. One (3). List 279. Joanna m. Isaac Adams in Boston in 1731. SELLICK, David, Boston, at Piscataqua; Ch. by 1st w. at Kit: William, b. 1 Aug. see Rec. of Mass. Bay Colony, ii: 129, 1706. John, b. 18 July 1707. By 2d w. at 23,1-2; Suff. D. i: 252. Boston 1710-1717: Mary, William, John. SELLMAN, John, Damariscove, Lists 15,17, Sentinall, Sentle. See Senter. 141, 142. Widow Mary (Waters 6) m. SERCUTT, William, went out in a boat in 2d John Dollen(2). See 1 Me. Hist. Soc. Col. May 1671 aft. drinking at Samuel Went­ 8: 193; Waters(7). worth's ho. and Dr. Couch's shop; adm. in July to John Ameredith. See also Circuit. SENTER, Center, Senile, Sentall. Ser. .ente, Stephen, sued by Wm. Parnell in 1 ABRAHAM, sailmaker, Portsm., wit. Snell 1650; action dropped as deft, was dead. to Milbury in 1715 (wrote Senile), and Sargent? Oliver to Dutch 1717 (-Setner-). Form, of Sessor, Daniel, List 74. Ips., he m. in Portsm. 29 Apr. 1718 Mehitabel Sever, John, List 67. Ayres(7) who was rec. into cov. and bp. No. SEVERANCE, John, Salisbury, dealt in Ch. Feb. 1718-9. Bondsm. for wid. Sarah staves with N. H. people 1653±. Sued by Mainwaring 1733, Henry Sherburne, jr., Robert Wicum in Wells ct. 1674. See Hoyt's 1734. List 339; sold in Barrington 1740. Both Salisbury i: 314; also Ambrose(2), Bean alive 1747. See Davis(60). Ch: Abraham, (2), Broadbrook, Church(l), Coffin (3), bp. 15 Mar. 1718-9, m. Sarah Jones. Me­ Nanny. hitabel, bp. 27 Aug. 1721. Poss. Ann, bp. 25 SEVERE TT. 1 James, in a Dover garrison, Mar. 1732-3, Hannah, rec. into com. 7 Mar. List 289. 1741-2, both So. Ch. rec. 2 CAPT. PHILIP (aut. Sivret), Portsmouth 2 ANDREW, jr., see Downes(4). 1671, taxed 1672 next to Samuel Sheve- 3 HUMPHREY, depos. in Dec. 1677 that he rick. Constable 1676. In 1679 witnessed p/a bot liquor from Richard Welcom's wife. from Richard Calley of Richmond Isl. to 4 JAMES, Hampton soldier, List 399a. Nathan Bedford; owner and commander of 5 JOHN, boatman (Wyman: cordwainer), the -Joanna- 1680-1686; j. 1684; sued in 1685 Charlestown Feb. 1726-7, when he q.c. by John Martin, and as a Portsm. merch. land on Davis Brook, Biddeford, and a was deft, in ano. suit brot by a Fayal merch., town gr., to Joshua Cheever, for advances in Suff. ct. Lists 326c, 329, 331a, 52. Will, and expenses in bldg. the meet.-ho. His mar. 10 Sept. 1689 (d. 2 Mar. 1689-90, aged 40), to Ruth Wright in Boston 2 Dec. 1708 indi­ gives all est. here to w. Joanna (Jose 1, m. cates he was the John b. in Boston in 1682, 10 Oct. 1680) and all in Isle of Jersey to whose step-mo. Ruth m. Ruth Wright's much br. Thomas. His wid. was taxed July 1690; older br. Joseph. Ch. at Boston: Ruth, John, d. 10 Jan. 1690-1 from small pox, leaving a Samuel, Solomon. Ruth and Patience, wives will made eight days earlier. No ch. or daus., d. at Bidd. 7 Mar. 1721, 29 June SEVERN. 1 Ephraim, Dover, List 359a. 1723, respectively. See Wyman's Charles­ 2 SAMUEL, Newcastle cor.j. 1678, List town for last mar. and descendants. 313b. See also Ceverne. 6 WILLIAM Shoals, his first name kn. only thru Catholic bp. rec. of his son, m. Mary SEWALL. The Newbury fam. was from Matthews(14), who was at Oyster River in Coventry in co. Warwick. Sept. 1683, ±29, and of the Shoals in May 1 EDWARD, cordwainer, Exeter, b. ±1640, 1684 when she and sis. Susanna wit. ag. must be that Edw. Seawell who m. Sarah Roger Kelly and for Philip Odiorne's wife. Hale in Salem 3 July 1671. Exeter gr. 1675. Kn. ch: Susanna, 'eldest dau.' and Nicholas, Lists 376b, 54, 383, 52. Aged ±43 in May both named in gr.f a. 's will 1678. Samuel, b. 1683. Vaughan's prison diary, 18 Feb. 1683- 1679 at the Shoals, an Ind. captive in spring 4: 'Sewall of Ex. is dead.' Adm. 7 Aug. of 1694 (Willis in Hist, of Portland says he 1684 to wid. Sarah, bondsm. Wm. Hilton. was captured there), bp. in Canada as Jean Wid. -Savel- taxed 1684 (List 52); pub. ho. Batiste Alexandre 21 Apr. 1696, having lie. June 1685; m. 2d Nicholas Gordon(6). Martha (Mills 12) Grant as god.-mo. (List Ch., 1st two at Salem, others at Exeter: 99, p. 74). An English Marianne S. was bp. Elizabeth, b. 27 June 1672, Edward, b. 14 at Montreal 31 July 1708. July 1674. Sarah, b. 17 Sept. 1676, m. Alex­ 7 WILLIAM (Senile, Sentall), shipwright, ander Gordon(l jr.). Thomas, b. 28 Mar. m. 1st at Kit. 2 Aug. 1706 Joanna Alcock 1679. List 376b (1705). Died s.p.; adm. 19 (2). Soon aft. he and John Fennick divid. Sept. 1712 to (2) and Alex. Gordon. Joseph, the land gr. in 1667 to John Ameredith and b. 28 Dec. 1681. Fennick. List 298. He m. 2d in Boston 21 2 EDWARD(l), cordwainer, Exeter. List June 1708 Joanna Burnett, and, of Boston, 62. See also Mason(18). Ex. gr. 1697, 18 Oct. 1709, deeded 8% a. at Broad Cove, and bot 100 a. from Cartee Gilman who q.c. SEWALL 621 SEWARD to his heirs in 1723. Wife Sarah was adm. by George Marshall and Reuben Hull, gives to Hampt. Ch. in Aug. 1697, dism. to Ex. in to w. Agnes for life, aft. her death to s. Sept. 1698. Adm. to her 6 Dec. 1712. She m. Henry, he to pay the other ch: Samuel, Jane, 2d by 1717 Samuel Lovering. The est. de­ Agnes, Charity, Love (Seward 1729, Bush in scended in 7ths (6 ch.); Nicho. Gordon was 1746). gdn. of four of the ch. and Alex. Gordon of 3 JOSEPH, Portsmouth. List 334a. Elizabeth. Ch: Sarah, ±16 in June 1715, m. 4 RICHARD, Portsmouth, on 7 Dec. 1652 gr. in Beverly 10 Mar. 1724 Joseph Cole. Ed­ a lot on no. side of Str. Bank Creek ward, cordwainer, Ex., ±14 in June 1715. against Mr. Campion's ho., prov. he build List 376b (1725). In 1725 he and the Coles within a yr., and had other grants. Lists 323, sold 3/7 of fa.'s est.; liv. 1743. Elizabeth, 326a, 330ab. Will, 21 Feb. 1662-3—1 July ±14 in Apr. 1717, m. in Bev. 4 June 1733 1663, gives Drake point to gr. ch. John Jack­ Wm. Tuck. Thomas, tanner, Salem 1726, son, the next point to Richard Jackson and when he sold 1/7 of his fa.'s and uncle's ' rocke' point to Mary Seward (these two not estates. One T. of Glouc. m. 29 July 1734 called gr.ch.). His other land and house­ Mary Norton of Hampt. Samuel, Ex. 1729. hold goods to his son and son-in-law equally, Stephen, not shown by probate rec. List his whole part of the vessel and cargo to his 376b (1725). He m. wid. Mary Folsom(5) gr.ch., and names br. Roger. Ch: Richard. who was his wid. in 1748. One Mary was in Dau. (perh. Joan), m. Richard Jack'son(16). Ex. tax list 1743 betw. Edw. and John 5 RICHARD(4), Portsmouth, adm. an in­ Scribner. habitant of Boston in 1657 when Na­ 3 NICHOLAS, tanner, York, b. in Newb. 1 thaniel Fryer was surety for him, rec. back June 1690, s. of John and Hannah (Fes- at Portsm. and gr. 1 a. of land in Jan. 1660-1. senden), br. of (4) and of Hannah (Sewall) Lists 323, 326a, 330ab. His will (disallowed), Moody(7), 1st cous. of Elizabeth (Sewall) 1 Aug. 1667 (inv. 22 Apr. 1668), provid. that Hirst (see Pepperell). List 279. Hem. Me- all land owned with Richard Jackson should hitabel Storer(3). 10 ch. in York 1714-1734. be divid., his share going to w. Mary and ch., He d. ±1740 and wid. Mehitabel m. 2d Jon­ who were also to have the tobacco in the athan Preble(2). ship -Prosperous-, what was due him from 4 SAMUEL, Esq., cordwainer, York, b. in Mr. Richard Cutts and Mr. Fryer, and to­ Newb. 9 Apr. 1688 (see 3), m. 1st Lydia bacco in Maryland, aft. debts had been paid from it; loving friends, Maj. Shapleigh Storer(3), m. 2d in Newb. 29 Nov. 1723 Mrs. and Mr. N. Fryer overseers. Ch: Mary, b. at Sarah Titcomb, d. in York 25 Apr. 1769, ag. Boston 2 Oct. 1658, m. 1st Dodavah Hull(2), 81 (gr.st.). List 279. 6 + 8 ch. in York 1712- m. 2d Dr. Samuel Blagdon(3) by 1688, when 1740; 11 surv. him. she, her br. and sis. deeded to John Jackson. Richard, chose his master Wm. Vaughan SEWARD, Seaward, a Devonshire name. gdn. 22 Nov. 1681. Mariner, Portsm. Wit. See also Sayward, partic. Eobert(5). with John Barsham in 1686; with Nicholas 1 HENRY(2), shipwright, Portsmouth, m. Bennett in 1689, Margaret Adams to Wm. 21 June 1694 Mary Huntress(l). Lists Fernald; evid. d. s.p. Susanna, m. Thomas 330de, 337, 339. Will, 29 May 1734—13 Apr. Simpson(8). Her will, 20 Jan. 1737-8 (d. 12 1737, names w. Mary and ch: Mary, m. 28, July Mar. 1739, ag. 72), gives principally and 1715 Jonathan Studley or Stoodley. John, equally to cousins (nieces) Mary (Hull) Fol- boatbuilder, m. 14 Nov. 1723 Catherine Drew lett and Hannah Blagdon, the former sole of Deptford, Eng., bur. 22 Apr. 1785, ag. 88. exec. Abigail, m. Thomas Goodwin(5). Hannah, m. by 1734 John Pulkinhorn, mariner, Ports­ 6 ROGER concerned in the Jordan-Ridg- mouth, and was gr. adm. 5 Aug. 1737. George, way fishing voyage in 1651 (Trel. Papers boatbuilder, m. 13 Nov. 1729 Margaret Pen- p. 489) and a wit. in the ct. case in 1655-6, dexter(l); est. adm. Jan. 1759. 3 sons. 'he went to Monhegan.' Presum. the br. of 2 JOHN (aut. Sewer), shipwright, Portsm., (4) on whose land he was liv. in 1662 when an appr. of Mark Hunking's est. in Sept. given liberty to enjoy it for life, and owed 1667. Str. Bank constable 1671 (Sayword, £14 to (4) who willed the debt to his son. by a Rishworth entry); taxed 1672; ale-ho. He or ano. was of Damariseove in 1672. Lists lie. 1683; j. 1682, 1684; gr.j. 1684, 1696. In 13, 111, 141. 1687 his son and servants had made a com­ 7 SAMUEL, Dover 1666. List 356k. plaint ag. Samuel Shackf ord. In 1697 he and 8 SAMUEL(2), List 335b, appar. the one w. Ann or Agnes (List 335a) sold to James around Spruce Creek in Jan. 1715-6, ag. Fernald land in Eliot assigned to him in 1674 ±39, calling Samuel Spinney 'my br.-in- by John Moore, jr.(9). In 1686 his w. called law,' and occupying Diamond Sargent's Timothy Davis a thief. Lists 49, 55ab, 329, place in Crooked Lane in 1717; John, Thom­ 330d, 331b, 332a, 336b, 337. See also Oliver as and James Spinney wit. deed given by (8). Will, 21 Mar. 1704-5—3 Apr. 1705, wit. (2) in 1697. Both Henry and Samuel Seward SEWARD 622 SHACKFORD were taxed at the Bank in 1713. 'Sundry Ch. from fa.'s will: Elizabeth, with next sis. disbursements for Samuel Seward' in Ports­ rec. into cov. and bp. (No. Ch.) Mar. 1716-7; mouth town account, 1729. In all probabil. m. Ezekiel Pitman(2 jr.). Abigail, m. Sam­ Elizabeth (see also Samuel Fernald 4) and uel Sherburne(6). William, bp. with two fol. Elizabeth, jr. (see Huntress 2), who wit. will in 1716. Father's exec, given Newington of Mrs. Mary Clark(20) in 1720 were his w. prop, and half the business int. at Portsm. and dau.; John and Mary Shepard were the Capt., Deacon, J. P. He m. 1st 5 Oct. 1727 other witnesses. Poss. ch: Ebenezer, caulker, Susanna Downing(4), m. 2d 7 May 1752 m. 15 Mar. 1732-3 Mary Henderson (see 4), Patience (Ham) Downing (see 4 jr.), m. 3d and d. ±1761, George Huntress admr. (7 ch. Eleanor (Mendum) Marshall (see 3). Will inel. Love). Sarah, m. Thomas Clark(50). proved 24 Feb. 1773; wid. d. 4 Feb. 1804, ag. 9 WILLIAM, from Devonshire. See Shack- 90. 8 ch. John, liv. in one end of fa.'s ho. ford(l). and eventually had all. He m. 1st 26 Oct. SEYMOUR. 1 Henry (Semor), Kennebec 1727 Dorcas Lovejoy of Andover (3 ch. rec. soldier 1689, List 189. there 1732-1742); m. 2d wid. Hannah Lan­ 2 REV. RICHARD, chaplain with the Pop- caster at Methuen 27 Nov. 1751; d. at Ches­ ham colony, List 6. ter 2 Nov. 1786. Joshua, given Chester and Barr. rights. He m. 24 Dec. 1735 Lydia Love- SHACKFORD, f req. on border of English joy of Andover, where 2 ch. rec Samuel, bp. cos. Norfolk and Suffolk, usually Shuck- 1716, dead 1731 leaving ch. at a distance. ford. Mary, bp. Nov. 1716, m. 1st by 1723 Richard 1 JOHN(3), blockmaker, partner of (2) at Furber, m. 2d Alexander Hodgdon (see 3). Portsmouth where they owned a wharf. 3 WILLIAM, housewright, Newington (±37 Ag. ±17 in Dec. 1694 and likely the son who in July 1679), depos. in Jan. 1709-10, ±70, was John Ballard's apprent. in 1693 and that he liv. with Valentine Hill '58 yrs. whose mo. was trying to have him set free in agone'; in 1715, ± 73, that Matthew Giles liv. 1695; ±23 in 1702, ±27 in 1705. Lists 67, on cert, land in Durham '60 yrs. agone'; in 330def, 337, 339. Will (Shuckford), 11 Sept. Apr. 1718, ±78, that he worked with Henry (d. 3 Oct., ag. 60) 1738, names w. Sarah Langstaff at O. R. and built a ho. for him, (List 331c) and 6 ch., giving to w. £29 and ±20 yrs. bef. went to N. J. himself and annually, household goods, and the use of liv. with John Langstaff there. Trad, sets the ho. during widowhood except the room his early home in Ireland and in Bristol, reserved for dau. Toome; the two sons Eng., with no evid. that either is correct. executors and princ. heirs. The est. inch First taxed 1662. Constable 1671-2; gr.j. negroes and much prop. Ch: Mary, m. Wil­ 1678; j. 1695. Nehemiah Partridge sued him liam Seward(9). Deborah, m. 1st bef. 1725 in 1672; in 1675 he won a suit ag. Barefoot; Isaac Summers (also Sumner), m. 2d Capt. sold without lie 1678; sued by Francis Mat­ Samuel Waterhouse(2). Paul, blockmaker, thews in 1702. Nicholas Harrison's divid. Newbury, m. there 29 Feb. 1727-8 Rebecca line next W. S. at Fox Point ment. in 1707. Hudson; 5 ch. rec, inch Sumner. Both d. Lists 356ghk, 357c, 359ab, 336b, 343, 49, 52, in Newburyport, she 24 Feb. 1776 in 66th 54, 92. See also Gray(14), Taprill. He m. yr., he 4 Dec. 1786 in 84th yr. John, block- by 1671 Deborah Trickey(6). In 1680 they maker, Portsm., m. 20 Jan. 1731-2 Catherine q.c. to her br. Zachary; in Nov. 1705, ±58, Dennett. Major John d. in Portsm. 25 Oct. she depos. that she liv. at Benj. Matthews' 1766, ag. 58. Catherine, wid. of-o»e John, d. ±40 yrs. bef. to take care of his mo. She in Exeter 16 Dec. 1799. Sarah, m. John was ±72 in June 1718. Both liv. 7 Aug. 1720 Flagg, mariner, Portsm. Elizabeth, m. 12 when they deeded to sons Samuel, b. ±1674, Nov. 1730 Andrew Toome (also Tomb), mar­ and John, b. ±1677, the deed proved by wit­ iner, Portsm., from Minehead, co. Somerset. nesses 8 Dec. 1720. Other ch. appear: Mary, m. Henry Nutter(4). Joshua, Newington, 2 SAMUEL(3), blockmaker, early in Ports­ m. 4 Dec. 1707 Elizabeth Barnes(12). Of mouth where he and (1) had a successful Dover, he q.c Rand land to Thomas Rand, business. In 1687 Barefoot issued a warrant sr., in 1712; wit. with John Crockett in 1716. ag. him for breach of the peace. Ag. ±31 in List 358c. Kn. ch: Sarah, o.c and bp. at 1705. Adm. to No. Ch. in 1716. Lists 334a, Newingt. 1727 (one S. m. at Portsm. 8 Apr. 62, 330def, 337, 339. He m. 1st (ct. June 1733 Joseph Welch from Ipsw.); Mary, o.c. 1695) Abigail Richards(4), m. 2d 10 May and bp. 1732; Lazarus, a wit. for his Portsm. 1716 wid. Frances (Hoyt) Peabody of Tops- cousins in 1738; Samuel, Paul (Biddef., field. His undated will, proved 11 Mar. 1730- Arundel, Wells, int. m. with Sarah Day at 1, gave her the E. end of his home and an Bid. in 1743), and John, these three bp. 8 annuity while a wid. She m. 3d at Ames- June 1728 when their mo. Elizabeth owned bury Capt. James Pearson; m. 4th in 1746 the cov. She m. 2d Daniel Quiek(l). In 25 Mr. John Johnson of Andover, where she yrs. research the late S. B. Shackford of soon d. Her will names Dorcas Shackford. ' SHACKFORD 623 SHAPLEIGH Dover found no evid. that Jane, w. of Alex­ was made: 'The house where Mr. Wm. Hil­ ander Hodsdon( 3), was a Shackford; neither ton now dwelleth at the Eiver's mouth was did he find his family name in Ireland. the first ho. built there, and was where Mr. SHACKEELY. 1 John, Portsmouth, sued Shapleigh's fa. first built, and Mr. Shapleigh Zachariah Taylor in 1661. In 1664 when now intends to rebuild and enlarge.' In Eachel Webster was in ct. for entertaining May 1674 his dau. Katherine, pleading for him, she said she had ordered him to depart. her br., told that ±38 yrs. since in a time of The same yr. he was ordered to return to his great scarcity her fa. laid out a good est. for wife. One John S. and Peter Jackson were the supply of the country. In 1679 John sued in Suff. ct. in 1674. White depos. that ±42 yrs. ago Mr. A. S. and Mr. James Treworgye agreed with the 2 WILLIAM, from Plymouth, Eng., was neighbors dwelling at and ab. Sturgeon fishing at Monhegan in 1661 (Essex Q. Creek. He m. 2d at St. Saviour's, Dartmouth, Ct. Eec. 2: 313). 12 Dec. 1602 Jane Egbeare (see also Mes- S HACKT .EY, Richard, Berwick, m. Hannah sant). His 1st w. is unkn., also the place and Hodsdon(l) 17 Nov. 1709. List 296. 10 time of his death. Elizabeth Trickey's depos. ch. See 'Old Kittery and Her Families,' p. made it appear he d. here, and appar. he was 713. not long dead 6 July 1650 when the question SHAFFS (Shafte), Thomas, at Pemaquid to whom the est. belonged was brought bef. garrison 1689. Lists 126, 228d. Godfrey. He ruled that Mrs. Treworgye SHALLOT, Francis, Scarboro, Newcastle, a was in no way poss. of the est. or responsible Frenchman, ±35 in 1685. Eishworth for any debts, as her fa. conveyed every­ wrote his name Shullet. In 1674 he was thing bef. he d. and no will was proved, he ord. removed from Weymouth Bickton's ho. evid. considering the deeds, A. S. to J. T. in a fortnight; in 1675 concealed iron work and T. to Nicholas 8., covered the same W. B. had stolen from the Alger mill. The prop, and that the latter was the later deed. same ct. ord. him to keep away from Susan­ See N. E. Eeg. 5: 345. Ch. appear: Kather­ nah Collins, and he soon ret. to Mary Bick­ ine, b. ±1600, m. 1st James Treworgye(l), ton 's company. A soldier under Seottow. In m. 2d Edward Hilton (1). Alexander, m. at York ct. 1679, with N. H. bondsmen, acq. on Kingsweare 9 Apr. 1622 Elizabeth Tellman. charge of stealing a gold piece from Henry Elizabeth, bp. at K. 16 June 1602, m. there 4 Holmes and Mary Bickton. A poor Eastern July 1626 John Bereford. By w. Jane: James, person gone from Newc. in 1680; Scarb. wit. bp. at K. 16 Apr. 1608. John, bp. at K. 24 1680; taxed 1681. In the next war he ret. to Nov. 1612. Nicholas, bp. at K. 1 Jan. 1617-8. Newc, served several times as a soldier, and One Avis S. was bur. at K. 1 Nov. 1615. was at Newc. fort Nov. 1703—May 1705. 2 HENRY, Gosport, and w. Elizabeth, both Last seen in 1710 when arrested on compl. b. 1726, m. by 1748, had 10 ch. there. of Margaret Hornabrook alias Woodsum, 3 LT. *JOHN, Kittery, gr.s. of (1), neph. and Mary Allard. Lists 237a(2)b, 238ab, and heir of (4) who brot him over as a ch. 313d, 60, 66, 315b, 316. aft. his fa. died. See depositions, Y. D. 4: SHANNON. 1 Morris, taxed Newc, 1720. 41. He depos. in June, 1678, ±36, ab. Antipas 2 NATHANIEL, Mr. of Boston and Ips­ Maverick's poss. of ho. and land near 30 yrs. wich, m. 'Madam' Abigail Vaughan(4) past; in Jan. 1700-1, ±56, that he liv. with at Portsm. 25 Nov. 1714, and d. ±1720-1723. (4) and in his ho. above 46 yrs. past. Ser­ Mrs. S. was taxed in Jan. 1731-2, adm. to So. geant for Kit. 4 July 1659; Ensign 18 July Ch. in Aug. 1733, m. 2d Capt. George Walker 1665; called Lieut. 1695. J. 1674, 1683, 1687, (2). Ch. rec. at Portsm: Nathaniel, b. 17 1694; gr.j. 1674, 1675, 1693; j. life and death Feb. 1715-6. Cutts, b. 17 Aug. 1717. See (Baker Nason) 1693; selectman 1676-77, Shannon Genealogy (1905). 1683-84, 1692-1699; highw. surv. 1692-1699; town treas. 1694-1698. Deputy 1696. Over­ SHAPLEIGH. seer of Humphrey Chadbourne's will 1667, 1 ALEXANDER gent., eminent merchant, John Heard's 1676, John Ameredith's 1690. Kingswéare, co. Devon, and Kittery, his Lists 298, 290, 293, 82, 94. He was k. by Ind. large interests here looked aft. by the Tre- and s. Nicholas taken prisoner in Apr. 1706 worgys and his s. Nicholas, whose transac­ (Niles) ; Bev. Mr. Pike entered it under date tions in his name, with the depositions of 6 June 1706 (List 96). He m. Sarah Withers servants, would make it appear that he was aft. 25 Apr. 1671, when her fa. gave her half here at times when actually he was in Eng. his farm at Oak Point, Spruce Creek, as a Here in person 26 May 1642 when he made mar. portion, and by T. W. 's will in 1679 he over his entire est. to s.-in-law Treworgye, rec. a i:eek of land called Oak Point with the tho by rec. T. had deeded the same prop, to marsh next his ho. She was liv. in Nov. 1708, Nicholas Shapleigh 2 Apr. 1641. See Y. D. i: dead in Oct. 1723. In Dec. 1772 Edward 1, 7; vii: 236, 237. In Oct. 1650 a statement Cutts, Esq., called a meeting of the proprs. SHAPLEIGH 624 SHARP of Ossipee township on pet. of five heirs of 1 JAMES, taxed Great Isl. or Sandy Beach Major N. S., Samuel, John, James, Depen­ in 1671 (List 312c). By depositions in dence, Elisha (SJC 138062); a full list of the 1721, he had a ho. in York in 1674 'near Shapleigh heirs is found in SJC 130076. See where Jonathan Bane now lives.' York con­ also 'Desc. of Edward Small and Allied stable 1676. The land on which he had built Families' (1934), pp. 52-100. Ch., 1st two in ment. in 1678. He m. Elizabeth Wentworth gr.fa. Withers' will 1679: Alexander, m. (11); see Harris(6). She had m. Richard Mary Adams(5); d. s.p. ±1701. She m. 2d Tozier bef. 18 Mar. 1690 when taken an Ind. John Dennett(4 jr.). Alice, d. s.p. by 1715. captive to Canada, bp. there in 1693, and Major Nicholas, Esq., Kit., served his fa. 7 ret. bef. 3 Nov. 1698 when she and her husb. yrs. aft. becoming 21, m. 7 July 1715 Martha sold to Lewis Bane ±25 a. form, in poss. of Langdon(2). Major in militia; J. P. Will, James Sharpe (Y. D. 6: 42; also 3: 15). 17 Jan.—6 Apr. 1752, names w. Martha, 6 sons, 1 dau., Aunt Curtis. Inv. £4501. Sarah, 2 JAMES, on Newcastle cor.j. 1693, List m. Stephen Eastwick; eldest dau. in 1715. 318a. See also Sealy(4). Elizabeth, m. Capt. John Knight (10). Mary, 3 JOHN, Saco, presum. taxed at Dover in not named in list of fa. 's heirs 1733 (Harvard Dec. 1663, moving on to Saco in time to C. v. Harmon). Capt. John, gent., Kit., m. 29 m. 14 Nov. 1667 Elizabeth Gibbins(2); List Nov. 1733 Dorcas Littlefield(7). Will, 24 246. Tr.j. 1668, 1674; gr.j. 1675. Absent Feb.—9 Apr. 1759, names w. Dorcas, 4 sons, from Ch. 1672. Wit. ag. Mr. John Bonython 4 daus. Inv. £2324. for swearing in 1675. Tempo, at Newc. and Kit., he returned to Saco by June 1683, when 4 MAJOR *NICHOLAS(l), Kittery, mer­ he appr. Gabrigan Bonython's est. Select­ chant, a worthy representative of his man 1685. Of Winter Harbor, sr., sold his family and noted for his ability in public Kit. gr. to Nicholas Morrill, sr., 1 Feb. 1685- life, his dislike of Massachusetts' govern­ 6. Lists 356h(2), 249, 298, 313a. See Page ment and his hospitable nature and tolerance (3). Wife Elizabeth a Saco wit. 1687. In for those not always in favor with others. 1690 her fa. deeded Saco land to her, reciting Called merchant of Kingsweare in his br.-in- her descent from Mr. Thomas Lewis. She law's deed of 2 Apr. 1641 (Mr. Godfrey took was in Boston in Nov. 1696, poss. a wid.; poss. for him), he was here and a member of there in Oct. 1700, a wid. (aut. in SJC 4797); the court in Aug. 1644 but bound to England 'of the County of York' 26 July 1720; dead three months later when he gave his p/a to 2 June 1729. Ch: Capt. John, mariner, eldest John Treworgye. By 1648 he had returned son 1720, ag. 66 in Dec. 1736. One John of and was serving as selectman, an office he Boston sued John Cobbett of Salem in 1713 filled many years, until disallowed, with for a debt incurred at Martinique; his aut. others, in 1669 because of Quaker sympa­ in SJC 9245. In Saco his garrison was on thies. See York Deeds, Me. P. & Ct. Beeords, Rendezvous Point. He m. 1st in Boston 6 Documentary History, and Mass. Colonial Sept. 1697 Mary Brooks who d. in Saco 23 Records for numerous references to him as Feb. 1726, ag. 56 yr., 1 mo. (gr.st.); m. 2d in Kittery's commissioner, County Treasurer, Saco 29 Sept. 1726 Elizabeth Gardner of Magistrate, Assemblyman, Capt., Major and Glouc; both liv. 1748. Ch. rec. Boston 1698- member of various civil and military com­ 1712: John, Elizabeth, William, Mary, Abi­ missions, also his dealings with Mass., in­ gail, Elizabeth, Jonathan, all bp. in Boston, cluding a stay in their prison in 1674, being also Gibbins, James, Sarah and a 3d Eliza­ released on his sis. Katherine's plea and his beth. Gibbins, mariner, Boston, m. 19 Jan. payment of £200. Also Lists 3, 30, 44, 76, 1701 Sarah Goff, who d. 9 June 1756 in 78th 77b, 81, 92, 236, 282, 288, 298, 383; Alexander yr. (Copp's Hill). Ch. rec. 1702-1709: Gib­ (3), Champernowne(1), Jordan(7), Lane(l), bins, James, Elizabeth, Sarah. Capt. Jona­ Mitchell(5), Nash(4), Small(3), Treworgye. than, mariner, Boston, but apprent. 10 Nov. How his w. Alice, married by 1651, was re­ 1696—20 Aug. 1703 to a Boston joiner, Thom­ lated to Mrs. Ann Messant, and why young as Hitchborne, sr., who d. bef. Oct. 1700 John Cutts(2) called him 'uncle' are ques­ when his mo. wanted him freed. He m. 1st tions that arouse curiosity but are unan­ 22 July 1713 Deborah Thayer (4 ch. bp.); swered. He d. s.p. 29 Apr. 1682, being killed m. 2d 21 Aug. 1735 Margaret Putnam who d. by a falling mast at a launching at John 2 Dec. 1763, ag. 78. Thomas, of Great Britain, Diamond's, and leaving as heirs his wid. d. s.p. by 1748 when his 1/6 int. in his mo.'s Alice and neph. John(2) whom he brot over est. was sold by br. John and Edward Proc­ from England as a small boy. The wid. was tor, the latter having bot out other heirs. liv. 20 Dec. 1685. Elizabeth, w. of John Mainwaring, Boston mariner, 1729. SHARP, Sharpe, rare in the S.W. and So. 4 SAMUEL, wit. livery of seisin of the coast counties of Eng., infreq. in the Dover pat. to Edward Hilton by Thomas North. Lewis, 7 July 1631; see Downes(2). SHARP 625 SHAW 5 THOMAS, commander at Pemaquid in 1746—24 Sept. 1751, w. Sarah, 8 eh.; sons May 1680, and wit. Matthew Rew's deed Edward and Stephen executors. to Richard Pattishall in Nov. 1683. J. P. for 3 EDWARD, likely at Duxbury 1632-1639, Cornwall 1684. Lists 16, 124. See Bish(l), was of Saco in 1645 when his w. Joan Giles(8), and his letters written from Al­ was to be whipped for slandering Capt. bany to Gov. Andros and to Mr. John West Bonython. In 1657 he sued Matthew Giles in June 1688 (Doc. Hist, vi: 403-5). (7) for wages, sued Giles' wife, and was SHARPAM, Thomas, drunk in 1659, Saga­ fined for being drunk at his ho. In July more Creek witnesses. In 1670 (Sharpan), 1658, Richard Hitchcock compl. that 'ould he wit. will of John Tucker(9) and swore to Shaw' would take away his Son, a small boy it bef. Stileman. he had kept five yrs., and the boy was ord. bound to H. A mo. later Alex. Bachelder, SHAW. No. of Eng. and north Midlands, Henry Donnell and Richard Tucker arbi­ also Scotland. Became 68th commonest trated betw. Mr. Abraham Josselyn and E. name in N. E. See (5) and Rankin. S. of Piscataqua, form, of Blue Point, over 1 ANDREW, wit. a Scarboro deed in 1682, his Dau., Josselyn's apprent.; J. was awarded ack. it at Black Point in 1687, and signed £8 and Shaw's Blue Point land was bound a Falm. pet. next to (11) in May 1689; List for payment. Josselyn assigned all papers 228c. A. S. was a York wit. in 1693, apprais. to Christopher Collins, who took the land on John Diamond's goods with Wm. Godsoe, an exec, in 1660. See also (6, 11). and was indicted in 1695 as a common 4 EDWARD, a Kennebec soldier in May drunkard and liar. 1688, presum. the prisoner with the Ind. 2 BENJAMIN(13), trader, Hampton, m. 25 attacking No. Yarmouth in Sept. 1688, found May 1663 Esther Richardson; liv. on useless because of a rupture and k. by his homestead. Lists 49, 396, 52, 62. Goodwife captors. List 189. Shaw, List 394, may be his w. or his broth­ 5 HECTOR (Demashaw), Frenchman, d. at er's. In 1693 he refused oath as gr.j. Will, the Shoals; adm. 23 June 1677 to Peter 27 Dec. 1717—12 Feb. 1717-8, names w. Shaw, surety N. Fryer. Esther who d. 16 May 1736, ag. 91, ten ch. 6 ISAAC, Scarboro, servant of John Jack­ and dau. Ruth's dau. Sarah; w. and s. Ed­ son (13) in 1671, when he rode from Saco ward execs. Ch: Mary, b. 2 Dec. 1664, perh. to Black Point on the Sabbath. Absent from m. Jonathan Philbrick(8). Esther, b. 17 meet. 1674. See (3). Nov. 1666, m. Capt. Jabez Dow(5). Sarah, 7 JAMES, in ct. May 1682, many times b. 22 June 1669, m. Seth Fogg(6). Abigail, drunk; Capt. Hooke bondsman. b. 22 Aug. 1671,m. John Smith(27 jr.). Ruth, 8 JOHN, deft, in Str. Bank ct. 1646-1650. b. 24 Dec. 1673, d. unm. 13 Apr. 1715. See Lan­ In 1646 he ack. a judgment to Darby caster^), also her ch. Sarah Ward(10) and Field, in 1649 forf. his bond for appearance Reuben Smith(47). Benjamin, Hampt. F., b. in Field's suit. 28 June 1676. List 399a. He m. 1st 2 Oct. 9 JOHN, York wit. 1705 (Y. D. 7: 228). 1711 Deborah (Sanborn) Fellows(2), she 10 JOSEPH(13), Hampton Falls, m. 26 June liv. 1722, dead 1728. Will, 26 Mar. (d. bef. 1661 Elizabeth Partridge(4); List 394, 23 June) 1740, naming w. Mary (exec, with hers or w. of (2). His Lists 49, 55b, 396. Ch: his cous. Benj. Dow) and 5 ch., was con­ Abial, b. Oct. 1662, m. Thomas Brown(33). tested by daus. Ruth Sleeper and Ésther Elizabeth, b. 23 Aug. 1664, m. Aaron Sleep­ Chase, and adm. gr. to wid. (Dow declining) er (1). Dea. Samuel, Hampt. F., b. 23 Aug. 24 Sept. 1740, pending probate. In 1741, on 1666. Gr.j. 1698; constable 1700. He m. 1st the ground that the will was void and all ch. Esther Batchelder(3) who d. 24 Jan. 1715, but themselves illegit., the daus. ent. suit ag. ±50; m. 2d 1 June 1716 Mary Tuck(2). ag. Mary Fifield, single woman, otherwise Lists 94, 57, 399a. See Sanborn(5), Lover- called Mary Shaw, wid., and Thomas Sillea; ing(l). Will, 9 Nov.—4 Dec. 1723, names w. the wid. was admitted sole deft. Roger, b. 23 Mary and ch: Elizabeth and Samuel (to be Sept. 1678, m. 2 Mar. 1704-5 Alice Rollins brought up to learning and at college). Abi­ (6); d. 29 Oct. 1752. List 399a. 9 ch. Joseph, gail, w. of Isaac Fellows, Mary Sleeper, sis. b. 1 Nov. 1681, m. 12 Dec. 1705 Hannah Sary Cram, and sis. Brown also named. Johnson(15). Will, of Kensington, 24 Oct. Child, b. 11 Dec. 1669. Caleb, mariner, 1743—31 July 1745, names her, 7 of 10 ch. Hampt. F., b. 31 Jan. 1670-1. List 399a. See Edward, b. and d. 1685. Edward, given Deborah Clifford(4). He m. Elizabeth Hil- homestead and to care for mo., m. 1st 27 liard(7), was lost at sea 19 Mar. 1715, and June 1716 Mary Johnson(15),m. 2d in Newb. she m. 2d Capt. Joseph Tilton. Ch: Rachel, 2 July 1719 Abigail Marshall of Ipsw.; d. 24 b. 1695, m. Abner Sanborn; John d.y.; Ap- Dee. 1764. 4 ch. 1720-1727. Hannah, b. 23 phia, m. 1st Peter Sanborn, m. 2d Robert July 1690, m. John Wedgwood(l). John, Rowe; Josiah, d. 1721; Samuel, m. Rachel Hampt., farmer, youngest son. Will, 21 May Fellows(2); Elizabeth, m. Caleb Rollins; SHAW 626 SHEANER Anne, d. 1724; Margaret, ra. Jonathan Til­ garet, m. Thomas Ward(9). Ann, m. Samuel ton; Joseph, m. Elizabeth Batchelder; Eben­ F°gg(4). Hester (Esther),b. in Cambr. June ezer, m. Anna Philbrick; Mary, posth., m. 1638. Mary, d. in Cambr. 26 Jan. 1639. Ben­ Joseph Worth. Josiah, b. 13 Jan. 1673-4, jamin, a minor in 1660. Mary, b. in Cambr. List 399a, m. Meribah Page(2) and was k. a 29 Sept. 1645, m. Thomas Parker(26). few day s later, 10 June 1700, running a race, 14 WILLIAM, York, had a gr. in Mar. 1699 his horse flinging him ag. a fence. She m. 2d and m. Agnes Frost(12). Jury 1714. List Samuel Tilton(2), m. 3d Benj. Sanborn(l). 279. Ch. 1701-1716: Mary, m., int. 7 July Sarah, b. 5 Dec. 1676, m. Benj. Cram(l jr.). 1726, Joseph Smith. Samuel, m. Elizabeth John. Ann, b. 20 Oct. 1681, m. Moses Elkins Bowdy (Boody 2); List 279. 8 ch. 1727-1744. (4) . Abiah, m. 21 Sept. 1703 John Webster John, d. 6 Aug. 1726; he had been a student (6). at H. C. about 3 yrs. Martha, m. 8 Feb. 1732-3 11 PETER, Scarboro, Spurwink; see (3, 5, Henry Moulton (see 11). Joseph, d. 11 Dec 12). First seen 29 May 1668 as an admr. 1724. of John Mayre's est.; in 1680 appr. Joseph Oliver's est. Spurwink 1683. In 1685 Wil­ SHEAFE. See English ancestry in N. E. mot Edgecomb(2) sold Blue Point land, form, Begister, 55: 208; American Genealogist in poss. of -Peter- Shaw and J. Collins. (Oct. 1938). Fined at Spurwink in 1687 for beating Wm. 1 EDWARD, Charlestown, a Portsm. wit. Lucas' wife, and there in May 1689. His 1702, m. 29 Aug. 1704 Mary Cater(3). His fam. was in Beverly aft. Spurwink deserted, niece Mary (Wm.) m. Gershom Griffith (1). but he not seen there. Lists 237c, 30, 90(2), See Wyman's Charlestown, ii: 856. 226, 228c. Wid. Jane (Allison 2) m. 2d Wm. 2 RICHARD, Mr. Jacob's seaman, accus. Bradford of Bev. (whose 1st w. d. bef. Feb. of being fa. of Mary Agawam's ch. 1696-7), m. 3d in Manchester 13 Mar. 1717 (George Walton's Indian), 1660. Robert Leech. Kn.ch. in Beverly: Sarah, m. 3 fSAMPSON, Esq., merchant, Newcastle, 8 Nov. 1694 John Tuck (Y. D. 16: 120, 121; bp. in St. Faith's par., London, 26 Dec. 17: 107). Walter, m. 4 Dee. 1696 Anna Gale, 1646, s. of Edmund and Elizabeth (Cotton), who was gr. adm. 4 Oct. 1708 and m. 2d in was in N. E. perh. tempo, in Nov. 1668, ag. 1710 Jonathan Williams. 3 eh. rec, inch ±21, and in Boston in 1672 but called of Anna, m. in 1723 John Thomas in Glouc. London. He 'visited' Newcastle in 1675, (Y. D. 17: 106). By his name: Peter, m., int. mov. there ab. 1693, but had Me. and N. H. 14 Oct. 1705, Bethia Lovet who m. 2d Nehe- interests earlier; see Goffe(3), Blackman(2). miah Haward of Salem in 1711. Prob: Mary, Dep. Collector of Customs for N. H. 1698- m. 1st 29 Nov. 1711 Cornelius Balch, and d. 1707; Councillor and Secy, of the Prov. 14 Apr. 1774, upward of 90, as wid. of Dr. 1698; Clerk of Courts 1698; Commissary of Michael Dwinell of Topsfield (Balch Gen.). exped. ag. Quebec 1711; in London in Apr. Elizabeth, ±18 in 1707, m., int. 10 Aug. 1712, 1715, representing to the Lords of Trade 'if Roger Haskins (Haskell?). an enemy should possess themselves thereof 12 RICHARD, Scarboro, on 13 Mar. 1662 (N. H.), as in the late war it was much deeded his ho. and all land at Blue Point feared, it would endanger the whole coun­ to John Howell (3), who was gr. adm. 1 July try.' Lists 48, 52, 315b, 316, 336, 382. He d. 1662. In June 1750 Daniel Burnham(3) in Boston soon aft. 6 Dec. 1725. His w. Me- depos. that ±26 yrs. ago he was at the ho. of hitabel Sheafe, b. in Boston 28 May 1658, Mr. John Tuck (see Shaw 11) and saw there dau. of Jacob and Margaret (Webb), was an aged woman who told him she was the his 2d cousin. Ch. rec. Boston: two Mehita- daughter of Richard Shaw, and b. on her bels, b. 10 Dec. 1677, 27 Nov. 1680. Jacob, fa.'s place at Dunstan. b. 18 Feb. 1681, m. in Newb. 22 Nov. 1710 13 *RCGER, Hampton, first at Cambridge, Mary Davison(l), approved as a Boston freeman 14 Mar. 1638-9, called R. S. sr. school-master 1712, d. there 26 Dec. 1760, ag. of Cambr. 15 Nov. 1647 when he bot John 79. 10 ch. rec. Hon. JSampson, Newcastle, Cross' Hampt. houses and land (Essex An­ b. 14 Aug. 1683, H. C. 1702, m. 27 Nov. 1711 tiquarian i: 22). He had been selectman and Sarah Walton(5) whe d. in Newc. 19 Aug. town clerk in Cambr. Tr.j. (N. H.) 1648, 1771, ag. 81. A merchant and West India 1649; gr.j. 1651; selectman 1649, 1654; Com. trader; Councillor 1740-1761; d. 1772. List t.e.s.e. 1651; Rep. 1651,1652, 1653; constable 316. 10 ch. See also Jeffrey(2), Langmaid, 1654; lie. to sell wine 1654. Lists 53, 66, 392b Langstaff, and ' Ancestry of Lydia Harmon,' (2) 393a(2). His wife in Cambr. was Anne, (W. G. Davis), p. 90. Matthew, b. 1 Jan. his 2d w. Susanna, wid. of William Tilton 1684. (5) , who d. 28 Jan. 1655, he 29 May 1661. Sheaner?, Edward, an Eastern refugee at Will, 25 Aug. 1660, cod. 20 Mar. 1660-1, names Salem, List 27. 2 sons, 4 daus. and 2 Tiltons. Called ' sr.' in 1647, but no 'jr.'seen. Kn.ch: Joseph. Mar­ SHEARS 627 SHELDON SHEARS, Sheares, etc., found in co. Dev­ (Richard), who was Tamsen Shears (ct. on and distant Surrey. Mar. 1687-8) and fa. of her dau. Elizabeth 1 EDMUND (Sheere), now resid. of Boston, who m. 14 Feb. 1721-2 John Allen (see 15). gave a bill to Mrs. Sayward(l) in May Wid. Tamsen m. 2d 1695+ Thomas Hanscom 1683, wit. by Henry Williams and Samuel (3). Wakefield (Y. D. 3: 130); but it was Ed­ Shedroke, Capt., Portsmouth, wounded at ward Shoare in Y. D. 3: 134. the Eastward, List 37. Sherburne? 2 JEREMY, Kittery, York. In 1649 with Edw. Starbird he wit. deed, Bursley to SHEFFIELD. See N. E. Reg. 77: 193. Wall, which was ack. the same day bef. 1 ICHABOD, br. of (2), taxed Dover 1658, George Smyth; on 30 Mar. 1649 took a 7 List 356c, came from and ret. to Ports­ years lease of a new ho. and land in Kit. mouth, R. I. from Nicholas Frost who sued in 1656 for 2 WILLIAM, Dover, taxed 1657-1659. Grant breach of contract. Me. tav. lie. 1650; he 2 Apr. 1658. Lists 356abce; see also (1). and Wm. Everett had kept one without. He went to Braintree, thence to Holliston With w. Elizabeth wit. ag. Michael Brawn and Sherborn; d. at S. 6 Dec. 1700. 12 ch., 1652. In 1655 he depos. ab. a ho. Wm. Berry inch Joseph, b. 3 Mar. 1671, to whom in 1696 sold to Anthony Ellins in 1648. In Kit., Wm. his fa. deeded all Dover lands, inch a 150 Vittery sued him for debt, he sued Capt. a. gr. made to himself and John Meader. Paul White for slander, and was fined at Dover laid out land to Joseph in 1726, he times for reviling Mr. Shapleigh and Mr. was there in 1733, his land ment. 1742; d. Hilton and being in drink. At Cape Ned- 1750, leaving 1 br., 3 sis., as heirs. dick, where Geo. Parker sued him for debt Shehee, Dermond. See O 'Shaw. in July 1662, idle in 1663, and m. wid. Su­ sanna Green(19) bef. 29 Mar. 1663-4 when SHELDON. See N. E. Reg. 80: 378, for a both got into trouble by resisting the mar­ Sheldon fam. in Bakewell, but no God­ shal. Admr. of the Green est., his bondsm. frey. Mr. R. Jordan and Mr. E. Johnson. He had 1 GODFREY, planter, Scarboro, m. Alice grants 1666-1668, but liv. on the Green place. Frost in Bakewell, co. Derby, 11 Mar. York people berated by him inch Mr. Rish- 1620-1. On 19 July 1660 Jocelyn leased 100 worth, who tried to collect from the Green a. to G. S., sr., the deed mentioning G. 's est.; this time J. S. found a champion in dwg. and a great willow tree right ag. the Edw. Colcord. He and w. abs. from Ch. in dwg. of Giles Eoberts. List 339a. Will (aged 1666; in 1667 he had been abs. above 12 mos., ±65), 13 Mar. 1663-4—3 Apr. 1670, gives and abs. at intervals to 1685. Surety for equally to w. Alice and s. William (exec), Humphrey Axall 1687; gr.j. 1688; Lists 282, he to have all eventually, pay £4 to br., 10 s. 283, 298, 30, 92. See Jackson(7), Jones(16). to each sis. and to his w. Rebecca, and 5s. to Prob. dead in 1693, Susanna alive; see John Rebecca's br. Samuel -Scarlett- who wit. Green(14) who took adm. in 1701. Kn.ch. with Jocelyn. Aft. he d., neighbors depos. by 1st w: Son, for whom his fa. sued John he wanted William to rememb. little Frank Heard for a cow and calf in 1651; note (4). Small. Ch. (four at Bakewell): William, bp. Elizabeth, appar. only ch. not s.p., m. 5 Feb. 1622-3. Abraham, bp. 28 Nov. 1624, Humphrey Spencer (2). By 2d w: Child, b. bur. at B. 13 Dee. 1645. Son (stillb.), bur. betw. Mar.-July 1664. 23 Oct. 1626. John, bp. 8 May 1628, with 3 JOHN (Jo.), sued Thomas' Yowe for a little or no doubt that he was that John of debt of £4 in Me. ct., Dec. 1651 (Me. P. & Billeriea, Woburn and Billerica again, who Ct. Rec. i: 174). m. 1 Feb. 1658-9 Mary (Converse) Thomp­ 4 MATT. (Sheires), wit. Thomas Roberts, son of Woburn, and d. 24 May 1690, ±63, sr., to Zachariah Field 1671. See (2). leaving s. John, b. at Billeriea 24 Apr. 1660. 5 ROBERT, on Portsmouth eor.j. in July Anne, m. 1st Arthur Alger(4), m. 2d Samuel Walker(ll). Daughter, m. Giles Roberts(2). 1663, subscr. 4 days' work to the min­ No 'jr.' seen. Salem paid Goody True for ister in 1666. Lists 327a, 323, 326b. In Mar. keeping one Elizabeth in 1677; E. S. and 1669-70 wid. Sheares was in extreme pov­ child ment. 1678. erty, having two children and nothing to relieve them. One may have been Robert 2 WHiLIAM(l), carpenter, seen here before (6). In 1671 'Gamer' Jones, calling her a his fa., 28 June 1655, when Mr. Jordan prattling gossip, attacked 'Gamer' Sheeres sued him on a bond at Yorkshire ct. At in Samuel Bobie's yard until he took her off. Billeriea he had a gr. in 1658-9 provid. he In Mar. 1672-3 Portsm. paid Mr. Francis build a corn-mill in two yrs., and ano. of 44 Chirurgeon (Morgan?) for 'Desecting a., void in 1663, as he and br. John had Goodw. Shears.' See also Snelling(l). trouble with the town and he did not settle. 6 ROBERT (see 5), Falmouth 1689, List At Scarboro, appraised the Heffer est. 14 228c. Poss. husb. of Tamsen Gowell Apr. 1661, and remained. Constable 1664; j. SHELDON 628 SHERBURNE 1666; gr.j. 1675, 1676. Lists 26, 28, 236(3), Cole and sold out in York 1727. 3 ch. rec. at 237a, 238a. Freed from training in July Y. 1724-1727, 2 at Bid. 1730-1736. Patience, 1675, but his ho. a garrison 1675-1676, where m. John Spinney(3). She and Margaret Henry Brookings depos. he refused to re­ depos. that their earliest memory was of ceive hims. and fam., saying his ch. would Spruce Creek. eat the victuals right out of his pot. Mar- 3 JOHN, taxed Hampton Falls 1709, an add­ blehead 1679-1680. Daniel Fogg depos. that ed name. he ret. to Scarb., fitted up his ho. and put in 4 THOMAS, No. Yarmouth. Two Wallis gr. one Green(28) as tenant; David Libby said daus. called their gr.fa. -John-, a gr.s. he ret. and liv. there until the next war. called him Thomas; cumulative evid. makes Taxed 1681 for 100 + 12 a., 3 mares, 1 cow, it clear the early No. Yarm. settler was 2 horses. He d. at Salem 2 Dec. 1691, ag. Thomas, who came in the -Hercules- in 1636- -80-, having fallen and cut his knee two 7, had given three yrs. service at Richmond weeks bef. Wid. Bebecca (Scadlock 2) and Isl. in 1640 and was there in 1642. Lists 21, s. Ephraim sold the Scarb. land to Richard 214. His wid. Ann m. Benjamin Stevens(3). Long(6) 15 Nov. 1693. Her will, 1716—1720, See also Harris(13), who described her land names s. Ephraim, 4 daus. Ch: Godfrey, k. as on E. side of Harrisicket River as far by Ind. 3 July 1690, ag. 24 (Salem rec). At north as Little River and all first enjoyed Salem, a s. of Godfrey was rec. 13 by Thomas Shepard. In 171- her heirs [1694-5?] Ephraim, List 267b, had w. Jane claimed a 200 a. neck of land posses. ±50 and 6 ch. at Salem, the first 3 bp. in 1700, yrs., a 10 a. town lot on Mains Point and 4 a. inch William (m. 5 Oct. 1714 Mary Roberts marsh. Kn. ch: Bridget, m. John Wallis of Reading, dau. of Abraham 2) and Eph- (6). John, List 214(2). Granted 4 a. marsh riam (m. Isabella Haines 2). Mary (Ray in 7 June 1686. Tobias Oakman depos. that 1716). Lydia, b. 1666 (death rec), m. Am­ when he liv. at No. Yarm. 50 yrs. bef. he brose Boaden(5). Sarah (Goodall in 1716). knew J. S. and heard him say the marsh was Bebecca (not in will). Nathaniel, d. at his bef. it was granted to him. He had Lot Salem 30 Nov. 1688, ag. 10; 'well Monday, 76 and d. s.p. 'without performing in the sick Tuesday, distracted Thursday, died Fri­ former settlement of the town' (No. Yarm. day.' Hephsibah (mo.'s principal heir), m. Rec). This rec. calls Margery his only sis.; at Salem 29 May 1712 Skelton Felton. One as wid. of Amos Stevens(2), she sold Lot 76 Samuel and one Susan or Susanna, a girl, in 1728. test, in the witchcraft trials. 5 THOMAS, gent., with Theodosius Moore Shelling, William, a Shoals wit. 1668 (Y. D. wit. Wm. Daggett's p/a to John Watson 2: 58). in Sept. 1687, when he had recently bot 100 a. betw. Little River and Goose Fare Brook. SHEPARD, Shepherd, general in England Saco selectman 1688. List 34. except in Eastern counties S. of the Humber. SHERBURNE, the name of seven town­ 1 ABBAHAM and JACOB wit. at Hampton ships or parishes in Eng., inch a par. in ct. in 1673 that Henry Robie was drunk. co. Hants. See also (4). 2 JOHN, Kittery, b. ±1634, sold to William 1 GEORGE, Portsmouth 1650 (Savage), but Seeley in 1667 a ho. and 10 a. sometime not seen, tho the Portsm. Sherburnes had in Richard Carle's posses., had grants 1669, a br. George at Odiham. 1671, wit. Walter Boaden's will 1676. In 2 *HENRY, Portsm., bp. at Odiham, co. April 1691, ±57, he depos. ab. building a Hants, 28 Mar. 1611, s. of Joseph, reached fence for Mr. Francis Trickey ±16 yrs. bef. Boston on the -James- 5 June 1632, wit. for Highway surv. 1693-4. Vict. lie. 1695, cider Henry Jocelyn 20 July 1634, m. 13 Nov. 1637 and cakes 1696. He wit. with John, jr., in Rebecca Gibbons(1), and in 1642 was lie for 1701 and 7 Oct. 1705 made over to him the a tav. and ferries inch 'from the great house home place, cattle and all land except 50 a. to the great island.' Large landowner by on York road. Called deceased in 1719. Lists grants and purchase; see Maverick(l). Com. 290, 293, 296, 298. See Hammons(2), Men- t.e.s.c 1644; selectman 12 times 1652-1672; dum(l), Morse(12). Ch: Margaret, in ct. Associate for Str. Bank, 1651; in 1654 repres. Oct. 1701 (her dau. Margaret Shepherd, b. 3 for Piscat. region to search people and ves­ Aug. 1701, m. 22 Nov. 1726 Bobert Cole 32). sels for money coined here and being car­ She m. Samuel Spinney(3). See also Rice(5). ried away; town clerk 1657-1660; Clerk of Elizabeth (presum.), m. Samuel Seward(8). the County Ct. 1657; Comr. 1658-9; Deputy John, ±19 in Apr. 1702, ±29 in 1713, ±31 in 1660. Ordered to Boston in 1665 on charge 1715. Lists 291, 297, 298. He m. in Portsm. of sedition; see Corbett(l). Ag. ±48 in 9 June 1709 Mary Lucey(2), both liv. 1725. 1662, ±53 in 1665, ±58 in 1669 and 1671. 1 son. Anne, m. 25 Dec. 1712 Gowen Wilson Lists 321-323, 324(2), 326ac, 330abc, 331abc, (7). Presum. Mark, m. Hannah (Hilton 20) 312c, 313a, 47, 49, 53. He and w. Rebecca SHERBURNE 629 SHERBURNE sold a Shoals ho. in 1660; in 1666 they Samuel Sherburne(6). Mary, unm. 1738. signed an unrec. mortg. (SJC 15736). She d. 4 HON. t*HENRY(8), Portsm. mariner, 3 June 1667. Bef. the beginning of winter shipmaster, merch., selectman, Rep., au­ 1670 he m. wid. Sarah Abbott(5), kept a ditor, Col. of militia, Councillor, Treas. of home not always serene, and d. bef. 26 Mar. the Province, Chief Justice of Supreme 1680T, 'by some strange accident being Court. Lists 337, 339. He used the arms of taken from her.' See Bickford(7). Ch. the Sherburnes of Stonyhurst, and in 1710 (Brewster's 'Rambles,' i: 51-52), all but drew up a pedigree tracing thru Joseph of last in gr.fa.'s will: Samuel, twin, b. 4 Aug. Odiham and Henry of Oxford to Sir Richard 1638; deponents much later set the yr. as ab. of Stonyhurst who d. in 1513; this pedigree, 1645. Elizabeth, twin, m. 1st 10 June 1656 enlarged and continued, was filed at the Tobias Langdon(l), m. 2d 11 Apr. 1667 Heralds' College in London in 1770 by his Tobias Lear(2), m. 3d Hon. Richard Martyn gr.s. With w. Dorothy (Wentworth 8), List (15). Mary, b. 20 Nov. 1640, m. Lt. Richard 337, and seven ch., he liv. 'in almost Royal Sloper(3). Henry, b. 21 Jan. 1642, d. at sea style.' She d. 3 Jan. 1754, ag. 74; he 29 Dec. 10 July 1659. John, b. 3 Apr. 1647. Am­ 1757, ag. 83. brose, b. 3 Aug. 1649, a Shoals wit. 7 Julv 5 JOHN, mariner, 'of Little Harbor, New­ 1670; adm. to fa. 27 June 1676. Sarah, b. 10 castle,' br. of (2), was bp. at Odiham 13 Jan. 1651, m. Mark Hunking(7). Rebecca, Aug. 1615. Portsm. gr. 1646, a ho.-lot next b. 26 Apr. 1654, deaf and dumb, had a ct. to his br. Assessor 1653; selectman 1653, case ag. Peter Abbott in 1681, d. 29 June 1658, 1669, 1670; freeman 14 July 1657; 1696, ag. 43. Her fa. gave land for her Portsm.-Hampt. boundary committee 1660. mainten. to his s. Samuel who deeded it in Sergt. 1675. Lists 323, 324(3), 326abc, 330b, 1685. See also Huff(l). Rachel, b. 4 Apr., 311b, 331ab, 332b, 43, 47, 49, 52, 54, 55a, 57, d. 28 Dec. 1656. Martha, b. 4 Dec. 1657, d. 90. Wife Elizabeth Tuck(3). He deeded his 11 Nov. 1658. Ruth, b. 3 June 1660, appar. orig. homestead to s. John in 1687, his pres. m. Lt. Aaron Moses(l). homestead to s. Henry in 1689. Will, of 3 HENRY(5), wealthy farmer, innholder, Portsm., 12 Nov. 1691—27 Nov. 1693, names owned the Glebe Tavern on the Plains w., 4 ch., s. John's w., deed. cousin(8), and and much land in Portsm. and nearby. Se­ directs s. Henry to pay his mo. half what he lectman 1704; assessor. Lists 330df, 331c, was bound to pay his fa. during life. Ch: 332b, 335a, 339, 52, 57. He m. Sarah Wiggin John, b. ±1650. Elizabeth, poss. mar. in (6) who was adm. to No. Ch. 17 Dec. 1693, 1691. Mary, called Sherburne in 1691. Un­ Lists 331c, 335a. In May 1700 her fa. deeded less she m. 1st Gowen Cox(3), 2d Peter Mat- to him 100 a. in Exeter which he sold to Rich­ thews(ll) and had a dau. Mary, it is unkn. ard Wibird. In May 1738, he ag. 72, she 69, how Mary Matthews was her brother's niece. depos. ab. Robert Tufton Mason. His will, See also Brewster (1). Henry, b. 1666, ag. 1738 (cod. 20 July), names wife, 8 ch., gr.s. 72 in 1738. Prob. a deed, son: Joseph, sea­ Thomas, niece Mary Matthews; sons Thomas man 1673-4 (Essex Q. Ct. Rec. V: 340), m. and Joseph execs., to act jointly when here, 19 Oct. 1678 Amy Cowell(2), who soon m. separately when one away. Adm. 30 Aug. 2d Jethro Furber(l). 1738 to wid. Sarah, both execs, beyond seas. 6 CAPT. JOHN(2), mariner, shipmaster. Ch: Capt. Henry, a scout in 1712, rose to be On 29 Jan. 1677, his fa. for love and afifec. the 'valiant Capt. H. S.' at Louisburg. In deeded to him the Little Harbor homestead 1715 his fa. conveyed a double portion of 'upon his mar. with Mary Cowell to which I land in the Plains to him as oldest son and have freely consented'; see Cowell(2). Of as a bar to further claim. Lists 337, 339. He Sandy Beach 1688. Lists 52, 55b, 57, (?62), m. 1st 3 Nov. 1709 Mary Larrabee(6), m. 2d 312c, 332b. Will, of Portsm., 25 Nov. 1690— wid. Margaret Nelson (see Wm. 2). Liv. 10 Oct. 1718 (he d. in 1698), gives est. to w. 1771. Ch. bp. 1714-1718: John, Portsm., Ep- Mary (exec.) while a wid., to revert to s. ping, d. aged at Readville, Me.; Hannah, m. Joseph and his heirs, £5 each to other ch. In Alexander Lucey(l). Sarah, bp. 24 Dee. 1709 she leased the Little Harb. farm to s. 1693, unm. 1738. Thomas, bp. 22 Mar. 1696-7, John, he to pay £10 each to Samuel, Edward mariner, Portsm., m. an Ayers 13 Feb. 1721- and Ambrose; in 1729 she gave him a deed, 2, was here 1739, d. bef. 20 May 1742 when he to pay £15 to Samuel and £15 to Edward's Henry S. was named gdn. of his s. Thomas. dau. Sarah. Her Lists 330d, 337 (& son), Capt. Joseph, mariner, merch., Portsm., prob. 339. She was liv. 31 Mar. 1736. Ch: Hon. the Capt. J. S. at Louisburg, m. 15 Feb. ^Joseph, Portsm., mariner, merch., Col. of 1721-2 Phebe Ayers(l); dau. Phebe m. militia, Councillor, Justice of Supreme Court, Bradstreet Wiggin. Elizabeth, was Wilson d. 3 Dec. 1744, ag. 64. Wid. Mary (Lovell 2) (see 6) in 1738. Susanna, b. 13 Mar. 1703, d. 6 Mar. 1745-6, ag. 61; will; 5 eh. Capt. m. 6 May 1728 Lt. Simon Wiggin(4 jr.). John, mariner, Newc, Rye, m. Hannah Catherine, b. Mar. 1705, m. 25 Aug. 1734, (Jackson by Reg. 58: 231, but none seen). SHERBURNE 630 SHIPTON Adm. 30 Mar. 1748 to wid. Hannah, liv. 1759. 1670-1675. Elizabeth, b. 5 Feb. 1672, m. Capt. 5 ch. Mary, m. Col. Thomas Westbrook(2). Jonathan Sanborn(4). Henry, b. 16 Feb. Edward, m. 25 July 1716 Agnes Hunking 1674, bp. at Newb. Frances, b. 29 Sept. who d. 10 Oct. 1726, ag. 33, poss. dau. of (9). 1676, bp. at Newb., m. 1st Dr. Benj. Dole(3), He was dead in 1729. Surv. ch: Sarah, m. m. 2d Lt. Wm. Staniford(l). John, b. 2 Feb. Joseph Moulton (see 13). Ambrose, liv. 1678, d.y. Margaret, b. 15 Feb. 1679, m. Capt. 1709, appar. d. s.p. by 1729. Samuel, black­ Joseph Tilton(2). Mary, b. and d. 1680. smith, innholder, Portsm., m. 1st 11 June Sarah, b. 14 Jan. 1682, m. Joseph Fifield(l). 1719 Abigail Shaekford(2), m. 2d 25 Aug. Samuel, b. 21 July 1684, poss. the scout in 1734 Catherine Sherburne(3). 4 ch. bp. 1736- Capt. Phipps' co. 1712. Love, b. 5 July 1686, 7, inch Henry who settled in Conway, where m. 1st Richard Cutts(3), m. 2d John Almary. wid. Catherine d. in Jan. 1808, ag. 102 yrs. Lt. John, Hampt., b. 2 Feb. 1688, bp. at 10 mos., by record. Elizabeth. Catherine. Salisb., m. 12 Nov. 1713 Jane Drake(2); 7 CAPT. JOHN(5), of 'the Plains,' ±26 in mov. to Epping (Dow), d. at Northwood Nov. 1676, ±70 in 1721. Selectman 1694- (fam. rec); 9 ch. Achaicus (dau.), b. 23 1696, 1702, 1703. Deacon. Lieut. 1704, Capt. Feb. 1692, did not share in est. 1715. Lists 52, 57, (»62), 63, 64, 68, 331c, Sheriff. See Harvey(12). 335a, 337, 339. He m. 1st Mary Jackson(20), SHERLOCK. 1 Francis? [Frances?]. Adm. adm. to No. Ch. 24 May 1694 (Lists 331c, gr. to Col. Shadrack Walton 9 Mar. 335a), whose parents, in 1700, deeded to 1721-2. them 73 a. form, her gr.fa. Johnson's. He 2 f JAMES, Provost Marshal and Sheriff of must have m. 2d 20 Oct. 1720 wid. Mary N. H. 1683, Councillor 1684, one of Rob­ Moses(l) who outliv. him, tho his will, 17 ert Mason's justices 1685. List 313f. Sheriff Dec. 1723—16 Feb. 1730-1, names only ch. and gr.s. Nathaniel. Ch: Priscilla, bp. 20 for Suff. Co. under Andros (taxed Boston Aug. 1693, not in will. John, housewright, 1687) and imprisoned aft. his overthrow, his 24 in 1710, m. ±1706 one Ruth, d. bef. Dec. pet. 13 June 1689 asking release from Bos­ 1723. She m. 2d John Lang (4). Her will, ton prison. He used an armorial seal. proved 10 Feb. 1761, names Sherburne ch: Sherman, see Palmer(22). Became 69th Nathaniel, John, Mary Philbrick, Priscilla commonest name in N. E. Sanborn, Ruth Rowe, and s.-in-law Matthias Sherwood, of Pentucket, List 72. Haines (m. Abigail). Deacon James, of the SHEVERICK (Sheverett), Samuel, black­ Plains, 22 in 1710, m. 23 June 1709 Margaret smith, taxed Portsm. 1672 next to Philip Roe(2); d. 7 Nov. 1760; will names w. Mar­ Severett, and wit. with N. Fryer that yr., garet, 10 of 11 ch. Lists 338b (and wife), Cater to Record. Absent from his w. in 339. Ephraim, Portsm., Kit., owned ship­ 1673, when he spoke of 'my master John yards in each; m. 8 Sept. 1726 Hannah Skill­ Coots.' ings (see 1), d. 1781, ag. 79 (gr.st. at Lee); Shewder, William, owed the Mitchell est., 2 daus. bp. Ruth, m. Thomas Ayers(7 jr.). List 78. Capt. Thomas, mariner, Portsm., 21 in 1710, Shierly?, John, at the East in 1689-90, List drowned, falling from his ship into the wa­ 18. ter; inq. 22 Dec. 1724. Wid. Margaret (Swett SHILAND. 1 James (or Shirland), sued in 5, m. 15 Nov. 1710) m. 2d 13 Aug. 1729 Ben­ Me. ct. by John Webster 1653. jamin Rust of Portsm., d. at Newport, 27 2 JOHN, Dover Neck, drunk in 1652. Mar. 1761, ag. 70. 7 ch. Elizabeth, bp. 8 Shlnn, John (Shinne), in York ct. 1653 for Mar. 1696-7, m. William Cate(3). Hannah, swearing, Goody Davis the wit. John m. Abraham Jones(16). Dea. Samuel of the (Shind), a Pemaquid soldier 1696. List 127. Plains, b. 10 Aug. 1698, m. 27 Feb. 1726 Shipley, John, Oyster River, a boy captive Mercy Wiggin(l jr.); d. intest. 14 Nov. 1760. 1695, List 99, p. 75, ident. by Miss Cole­ 4 of 11 ch. d.y. Mary, under 21 in 1723. man as John Shepley from Groton. 8 CAPT. SAMUEL(2), Little Harbor, Ports­ SHTPPEE. 1 Thomas, ag. 25, a wit. in the mouth, Hampt., chief heir of gr.fa. Gib­ Nelson-Rollins suit 1685. bons. He had a 60 a. gr. and ferry priv. in 2 MR. (Shippy), List 14. Shipway? 1670, a ho. and land at Little Harb. from fa. SHIPPEN, Edward, Mr., merchant, Boston, in 1674, and in 1678 bot the old Tuck inn at Philadelphia, bondsm. for Robert Ed- Hampt., where he was selectman 1683, 1688. munds(4) as admr. for George Foxwell(l) List 312c, 313a, 326c, 330ac, 392b(2), 396, in 1674; later acquired by exec. Edmunds' 49, 50, 52, 56-58, 37, 96. Capt. of militia and lands at Blue Point; taxed Scarb. 1681 k. 'by the Heathen' at Maquoit 4 Aug. 1691. (Sheppia) and sued Matthew Alger(7) in Adm. 28 Oct. 1691 to wid. Love, dau. of Suff. ct. that yr. In 1683 Nathaniel Draper John Hutchins, b. at Newb. 16 July 1647, m. chose him gdn. to recover his fa.'s est. at 15 Dee. 1668, d. at Kingston in Feb. 1739. Hitchin, co. Herts. She was lie. as a wid. List 66. Ch: Frances, Shipton, William. See Johnson(26). SHIPWAY 631 SHORT SHIPWAY. sannah Ball (Peter 7 jr.). One James S. m. 1 JOHN, Mr., Portsmouth, early at Barba- Mary Snow in Portsm. 12 Nov. 1738. does from where Samuel Winthrop wrote 3 SAMPSON (Shoar), gave p/a in N. H. to to his fa. 18 Mar. 1658-9: 'This is by Mr. w. Mary in 1694, proved by witnesses Shipway, who m. the sister of Mr. Cutt of 1705. See Glidden(l). Pascataway,' i.e., Anne Cutts bp. 11 Sept. SHOREY, Samuel, Kittery. Undoubtedly 1625 (List 331c). Portsm. wit. 1659, Great the soldier at Piscataqua, Samuel Shore Isl. grants 1671, 1673, Portsm. selectman of Braintree, ord. home in 1690, and the 1672, appr. Nicholas Frost's est. 1674. J. soldier at Saco in 1696 (Shorey) were the 1682. Lists 324(2), 326c, 327cd, 329, 330a(2), same. He m. 28 Apr. 1702 Mary Ehodes(2), 331b, 14, 49, 54. He was ±46 in 1672, ±50 in had a gr. in 1703, and liv. in what is now May 1675, when he, w. and son were named Eliot. Lists 248b, 290, 291, 297, 298. In in her br. Bichard's will. Pres. John Cutts' 1724 gr. adm. in Bristol co. on est. of br. will 1680 named only the son. His nunc, will John, shopkeeper of Behoboth. Mary Davis was proved 9 Nov. 1683. Inv., £440, attested of Westerly, B. I. (m. Peter D. in Boston by s. John, b. 26 July 1662. 1706) and Sarah Oakman of Marbleh. (m. 2 JOHN(l), merchant, Portsm., took O. A. Samuel O. in Boston 1708) were their sisters. 28 Aug. 1685, bot a Portsm. ho. and land Samuel and w. Mary had ten ch., inch John, from Thomas Dennis(9) in 1685, taxed July b. 10 Aug. 1704 (List 298; see also Clark 50) 1690. Lists 52, 57, 330f (his ho.), 337. Wife and Miles, b. 23 Feb. 1710-11, m. Elizabeth Sarah Frost(2) named in her fa.'s will 7 Walker in Behoboth 28 Oct. 1731. Jan. 1690-1, when her husb. was lately de­ ceased. His will, 15 Dec. 1690, names w. SHORT, found in a few scattered Eng. Sarah and dau. Mary, ag. 13 in Dec. 1701, counties, incl. Devon. See Creber. Joshua Fryer then her guardian; she m. Bev. 1 CLEMENT, Kittery, m. in Boston 21 Nov. Jeremiah Wise(l). 'Mis Shipway' was taxed 1660 Faith Munt (Thomas) and 11 Dec. in Oct. 1691, m. 2d Hon. Wm. Bedford(2), d. 1662 had a 50 a. gr. in Kit. on which he 16 May 1695. By depos. in 1720 the first lived, adj. George Veasey's, later Mr. Win- Shipway liv. on his land on Spring Hill until coil's. Cor .j. 1668. Lists 25, 30, 94, 288, 298. he d., his s. John then did same, his wid. the He, w. and 3 ch. were k. by Ind. and 6 or 7 same, and the only ch. Mary Wise owned it ch. carried away 18 Mar. 1689. Historian in 1720. Niles reported this, calling him an' esteemed and honest man.' Adm. in Nov. 1705 to s. Sholey, Mary, a maid at Piscataqua 1637. See Schooler. Thomas, bondsm. Christopher Banfield and John Key. Inv., land only, 50 a. where he Shoredee, Joseph, a Portsm. wit. 1702 ab. dwelt, 60 a. not laid out. The adm. sold the the disaster to ship -Catherine-. 1662 gr. to John Key and Wm. Grant. Kn. ch: Three reported k. in 1689, perh. incl. SHORE, Shores. See also Gunnison(l), Clement, jr., who had a gr, in 1685, List 298. Shorey. Mary, m. by 1692 Bartholomew Green, print­ 1 EDMUND (Shore or Sheare), 1683; see er, Cambr., Boston. Mercy (see 'N. E. Cap­ Y. D. 3: 130, 134. tives,' i: 192), m. in Bos. 29 July 1694 Jo­ 2 JOHN, Portsmouth, suspected in connec. seph Marshall, d. by 1708, and he m. 2d with Christopher Jose's Jersey maid in Abigail (Hussey 9) Howes. Patience, m. in 1674, when Charles Glidden was his bonds­ Bos. 27 Dec. 1694 David Copp, barber. Bachel, man, should it seems be related to Glidden's m. in Bos. 7 July 1699 Micah Coars or w. Eunice (Shore), but no John is found in Michael Coares. Thomas, printer, m. in Bos. the fam. of her fa. Sampson S. See also 13 Dec. 1705 Elizabeth Frost(7). List 298. Shute(l). John was drunk at Lamprill Biv- New London 1709, and issued in 1711 'The er in 1679, wit. the Graves-York agreement Saybrook Platform of Church Discipline,' with Thomas Broughton in 1681. Presum. the first book pub. in the Colony (Thomas' the J. S. in a Dover garrison and on a New­ Hist, of Printing i: 405). He d. there 27 ington cor.j. in 1696. Also presum. in Ports­ Sept. 1712, ag. 30 (gr.st.) Wid. Elizabeth m. mouth in 1708, then husb. of wid. Baehel 2d Solomon Coit, d. in New L. 25 Mar. 1715. Sampson(2) to whom he, fisherman, gave a Ch: Elizabeth and Mary, b. Bos. 1706-1708; p/a in 1711. Taxed for the Mill Dam 1708+, Catherine and (Capt.) Charles (List 298), rated to No. Ch. 1717. Bachel Showers was b. New L. 1709-1711. In 1766 Charles of to keep 'Gamer' Brown for the town in New L., s. of Capt. Charles, was ' now resid­ 1727; John Showers' tax abated same yr. In ing in Berwick.' Jane, unm. 1708, when the 1730, fisherman, he sold his Barr. right. Lists sisters and Joseph Marshall of Nantucket 67, 339. See also Mainwaring(3). Poss. a (by atty. Bartholomew Green) released to son: Peter (named for Bachel's fa. Peter Thomas. Poss: Bichard, a boy, Dover, in Codner?), m. in Portsm. 31 Mar. 1737 Su­ Canada 1695-6; List 99, p. 75. SHORT 632 SHURT 2 JOHN, Shoals 1673. See Humber(l). (Y. D. 10: 227). Kn. ch: Elizabeth, m. 3 REV. MATTHEW, b. at Newbury, H. C. Richard Davis(44). Miriam, m. George Ban- 1707, m. Margaret Freeman at Taunton field^). Richard, cooper, deacon of So. Ch., 27 Dec. 1711. Attleboro 1712-1715; soon m. 12 Nov. 1719 Abigail French of Salisb., chaplain at Fort Mary, Winter Harbor, also who joined So. Ch. in 1724. List 339. Will, preaching to and marrying the settlers. List 1756—1756, names her and ch: Samuel 368b. He left the fort 21 Nov. 1722; d. at (exec), Richard, John, Miriam (w. of John Easton 15 Apr. 1731. Ch: Anna and Judith Sherburne), Elizabeth (w. of Wm. Brown), at Attleboro 1712-1714. Matthew and Mar­ Abigail (w. of John Phillips), Mary, Sarah. garet, twins, at Newb., 1716. Matthew, b. 20 Esther, in 14th yr. in 1702 when Mrs. Mary Apr. 1719, and Ebenezer, b. 21 Mar. 1721, Martyn's servant; m. in 1712 Ephraim Col­ both at Biddeford. lins of Salisb. Susannah, m. 1st 9 Oct. 1715 4 RICHARD, No. Yarmouth, wit. livery, Reuben Abbott (1), m. 2d one Pitman. Sears to James Lane, in May 1673. Lane 3 WILLIAM, Boston, ±28 in Jan. 1689-90, succes, sued him in 1674 when Jenkin Wil­ master of ketch -Elinor-, Nevis to Bos­ liams and Oliver Elkins were his bondsm. ton; d. by 1703. See w. Mary Gammon(2). In July 1688 he pet. Andros for 100 a., stat­ Ch., under age in 1703: William. Mary, m. ing that he served his apprenticeship in No. in Boston 17 Nov. 1709 Thomas Hunt. Y., had since been an inhab. several yrs. and SHOVE. 1 Edward, Y. D. 15: 103, and had not a foot of land. Two mos. later he 2 JOHN, both N. Yarmouth, List 214. and John Boyal were taken captive from a Shu , Will, List 363a. Shackford? canoe and carried Eastward (Doc. Hist, vi: 446). Lists 223a, 226. Shuller, William, Portsmouth, bookkeeper 5 TOBIAS, fisherman, came to Richmond for Mr. John Cutts 1679. Taxed 1680 Isl. in the -Agnes- in 1636, List 21. Win­ (Sneller). List 329. ter sent him, 'my servant,' home bef. 18 July 1639, but wanted him back and asked SHURT. that he be fitted out with clothes, if desired. I ABRAHAM, Mr., merchant, Pemaquid, He returned. Accounts 1641-1643 show much called the 'Father of American convey­ clothing deliv. to him. ancing.' See 1 Me. Hist. Soc. Col. 5: 195; 4 Mass. Hist. Soc. Col. 6: 110, 570; Doc. Hist. SHORTRIDGE, Saltridge, Sawtridge. 3: 59; Aspinwall; Y. D. 1: 41; Suff. D. i: 252. He was bp. at Bideford, co. Devon, 11 Oct. See Creber. 1584, s. of John, sometime mayor there, and 1 RICHARD, fisherman, basketmaker, Ports­ in Dec 1662, ±80, depos. that he was sent mouth, bot ho. and land at Sag. Creek over by Alderman Aldworth and Mr. Giles from Nicholas Roe in Oct. 1659; of Portsm. Elbridge in 1626 to buy Monhegan from Mr. or the Shoals, mortg. it to Roe 1661, re­ Abraham Jennings, that in 1629 they sent deemed it 1673. See also Hunking(6). A over a patent of which Capt. Walter Neale wit. in ct. with John Locke and John Moses (9) gave him possession (in 1633). Winthrop 1659. He and w. Esther (Dearborn 1) liv. spoke of him as of Pemaquid in Sept. 1631 at Sag. Creek in 1670. He was ±40 in 1671 and June 1632, and he wit. deliv. of the when he swore the peace on the Jones(17) Commock pat. 23 May 1633. Aldworth's family; he had been threatened with a will 1635, gave £200 to A. S., ' my servant if knife, his w. slandered. Freeman 15 May he live till my decease and return to Bristol.' 1672. Gr.j. 1675. Lists 312c, 313a, 326c, 329, Here 13 June 1635; in Bristol and of Bristol 330a, 331b, 49, 52, 54. In 1689 he deeded to s.-in-law Davis the land his ho. stood on; II Nov. 1635, he released Elbridge (Aid- witnesses proved the deed in 1694. The worth's exec.) of all claims, and bound self Davises sold to Mark Hunking who in 1726 as a covenant servant to serve 5 yrs. in N. E. sold it to Richard Shortridge(2 jr.). Kn. ch: and not to trade on his own acct. He sued Mary, b. in Hampton 4 Oct. 1661, m. John Thomas Wannerton in Me. ct. in May 1637, Davis(26). Richard. Ann, liv. with gr.fa. was agent for Elbridge and Hugh ¥eo in Dearborn in 1680, m. 18 Nov. 1686 George 1640, gave a receipt to Elbridge in 1646, a Wallis(2). See also Howard(3). p/a to Bobert Knight who was residing in Boston, in 1647, took a mortg. on Monhegan 2 RICHARD(1), mariner, Portsmouth. Lists from Thomas Elbridge in Sept. 1650 (Suff. 330d, 331c, 334a, 335a, 337, 316. He m. D. i: 131) and in Dec. that yr. gave T. E. .a 16 May 1687 Alice Creber(2), Lists 335a, bond to abide an arbitration on acets. Called 337, and appar. d. long bef. 19 Dec. 1712 of Charlestown Oct. 1653. List 77a. See when she was gr. adm. Widow S. was taxed Cox(33), Lander(3). No evid. of w. or ch. for the Mill Dam 1707, 1713; Alice was 're­ is seen. Brother A. S., ' now in N. E., God ceived into cov.' So. Ch. 22 May 1715, Alice sending him home from thence to live in 'received' 7 Aug. 1720; if two persons prob. Bideford,' had a bequest by will of br. mo. and dau. Wid. Alice liv. 13 Dec. 1721 SHURT 633 SIMMONS George in Bideford 9 Feb. 1655; others ment. debts due from the Ind. about those parts; incl. sis.-in-law Mary, her dau. Mary, and to br. Thomas (allowed exec), to sis. Marie Abraham Hayman(l). and to sis. Sarah Holly's ch.; also to Sarah 2 ADAM, Mr., as attorney for mo. Mrs. Phippen, Bichard Bussell and Boston and Mary Shurt, brot suit ag. Edward Small Chariest, ministers. for debt in Wells ct. 30 June 1647 when the case was contin. and finally dropped in June SIAS, very uncommon. 1648 when charges allowed ag. ' Mr. Henry,' 1 , mar. a dau. of William Eoberts(14), atty. for Shurt. No evid. appears that he who mar. 2d Salathiel Denbo(l) and 3d was ever at Pemaquid. His parents were William Graves(6). Son John appears. See John (d. 1628) and Mary (Lugge) S. of also (2). One John Size, residence unkn., Bideford, his gr.fa. Adam Lugge of Barn­ was a soldier under Capt. Moseley in 1675. stable. See (1) for will of George Shurt. 2 HENRY (Sise), Oyster River 1690. List 57. See (1). SHUTE. 3 JOHN(l), Oyster River. As John Cyas, 1 JOHN, Shoals, Newcastle (Bye), black­ credited to Ipswich, he was a soldier at smith, fisherman, boarded at Michael Wells in 1693-4, m. there (Ct. 3 Jan. 1698-9) Endle's Nov. 1673—July 1674. About this Ann Pitman (11), remov. to O. R. and in 1701 time Chas. Glidden was his bondsm. (but see had a 20 a. gr. adj. his ho. She was bp. 7 June Shore 2, poss. a confusion). He bot a Smut- 1724, and depos. in Sept. 1755, ±89. In 1747 tynose ho. from Edw. Humber in 1675 and he deeded homestead to s. Joseph who sold was there with w. Bebecca (Seavey 6) in in 1756 to Samuel Demeritt. Lists 267b, 1687 when her fa. gave them 8 a. at Little 386b, 369. Ch: John, bp. adult 8 Oct. 1721, Harbor, part of Oliver's Neck, where he adm. to O. R. Ch. 1723, m. 16 July 1728 Han­ prob. soon removed. In 1700 she sued Nicho­ nah Sampson(5), who d. in Danville, Vt., in las Hodge(7) for assault. In 1708, form, of 1794. In 1742 he and Salathiel Denbo, jr., the Shoals, he deeded to Benjamin Seavey, were charged with counterfeiting in New­ mentioning fa.-in-law Thomas S. In 1714, of port, R. I. 4 or more ch. Hannah, b. 21 Aug. Portsm., (or poss. a son), with w. -Samcon- 1700, m. John Moore(18). Samuel, Lee 1765, (Tamsent)" sold ho. and gr. at Sandy Beach. ±64 in 1768. Will, 1774—1775, names w. Lists 95(2), 315b, 318c. James, taxed 1721, Phebe, 6 liv. ch., gr.s. John Hill. List 369. who m. a neighbor's dau., Christian Rand Judith, bp. adult 7 June 1724, m. Hercules (6), was prob. a son; both liv. 1750 when Hunking(9). Rachel, m. Nathaniel Meader they deeded to their s. James. ?Johanna of (4). Solomon, bp. adult 25 July 1725, of Lee Newc, with her ch. deported from Kit. in 1765, w. Hannah. List 369. Clement, List 1722, could have been dau. or dau.-in-law. 369; of Canterbury 1737. Capt. »Joseph, m. One Hannah of Portsm. m. James Fadden Ruth Matthews (Francis 6 jr.). 2 kn. daus. from Ireland 8 Apr. 1726. Often moderator and selectman at Durham; Rep. from Lee 1776-7; Justice of Inf. Ct. of 2 BICHARD, mariner, Pemaquid, Boston, Com. Pleas. liv. near Pemaquid in 1650-1, see (3), and in 1672, ag. ±39, was East associated with Sibley, Richard, wit. Hampton deed, Howard Edw. Naylor and Thaddeus McCarthy, List to Sayward, 1647. 14. His w. Elizabeth, a wit. in the Naylor Silloway, Henry, List 68. divorce case (see Mbore 13), d. in Boston 8 Simes, Mr., d. at Hampton 6 Feb. 1711-2, ag. Sept. 1691, ag. 63^ yrs. He d. there 2 Oct. 76. 1703, ag. 72. Will, 1703, names w. Katherine (in 1695 as K. S. late Guttridge, she and SIMMONS , Simonds. See also Symonds Daniel Smith presented will of Richord and Creber. Snell(3) for prob.), and ch: Michael, Rich­ 1 ANDREW (Symmons), a Portsm. wit. ard (b. Boston 1666), Joanna Buckley for­ 1670, fine penman, servant at ho. of merly Nichols, 14 gr.ch. and kinsman Wm. John Clark in 1677. S., but not dau. Elizabeth or s. Wüliam, b. 2 JOHN (at times Simonds), Kittery. At Boston 1667, 1670. Wid. -Shoot- was bur. 18 Richmond Island 1635, leaving with other Sept. 1709. The s. Bichard, mariner, Maiden, disaffected men in 1636, but returned. His Boston, bot in Falmouth and No. Yarm. (List Kit. land adj. that laid out to Robert Beedle 229) and depos. in Jan. 1737-8, ag. ±72, that in May, 1641. Bondsm. for Mr. John Reynolds ab. 50 yrs. bef. he ' happened to be at Pema­ 1648. Constable for river of Piscat. 1650-1; quid. ' selectman 1659; lot layer 1661; j. 1652-3, 3 ROBERT (also Shutt), Winnegance 1641, 1664(abs.), 1667; gr.j. 1653, 1655, 1658, 1665 accused with others of taking Thomas (abs.), 1667. Lists 21, 282, 284, 298, 52. See Purchase's furs; seeMorgan(8), Norman(1). Harmon(2), Moore(9). Ag. ±47 in June Will, Suffolk, 24 Mar. 1650-1—29 Apr. 1654, 1662; ±52 in Dec. 1669 (depos. ab. Rev. gives to br. Bichard, liv. near Pemaquid, all Joseph Hull and ch.) ; ±58 in 1672. First w. SIMMONS 634 SIMPSON unkn.; he m. 2d by 4 June 1668 wid. Welthen giving half to w. Jane (List 274), half to s.' Goddard(3). Of Kit. in July 1669 and June Henry (±6 in 1650), and the unborn child; 1670, but mov. to Oyster River. He ack. friends John Alcock, Edw. Johnson, Abra­ judgm. to John Cutts in N. H. ct. 1669, wit. ham Preble, Richard Banks, overseers; w. a Goddard will in 1672, gr.j. 1674, taxed Jane exec. Adm. gr. to her 3 July 1648. O. R. 1684. See also (3). Only dau. Rebecca, Lists 22, 274. She m. Nicholas Bond(2) bef. m. Wm. Hilton(19), who with her fa. and May 1650 when she made a crim. charge ag. Thomas Turner appr. a Weymouth est. in Robert Collins(ll). Her ehn. were then 1663. The homestead in Kit. was settled on ment. and Henry was called the ' eldest boy.' her in Apr. 1667. He was evid. the only ch. in 1655, and was 3 JOHN (Symons), signed a pet. in 1690, her only son in Dee. 1688 when he had cared with Exeter men. List 57. for her ab. 15 yrs. and expected to do so 4 MICHAEL, Oyster River 1666. List 356j, longer. 365. See also Nock(l). 3 ENSIGN HENRY(2), York. In 1655 for 5 RICHARD, given charges ag. Richard the better improvement of his small est., Pomery in York ct., Sept. 1666. One the ct. ordered Mr. Preble, Mr. Johnson and Richard Simons wit. John Whinnick's will. Mr. Hilton to dispose of half the upland and 6 THOMAS (Simonds), Shoals. Will, 7 meadow and such cattle as were in young May—16 June 1674, wit. by Michael John Parker's hands, acc. to their discre­ Endle and Arthur Clapham, gave all due tion. He m. Abigail Moulton (20) bef. 6 him in N. E. to friend and neighbor Henry July 1669, without publication, causing Maine(2). trouble for Capt. Raynes who mar. them. Simpkins, Pilgrim, List 3. Constable 1670; j. 1672, 1687, 1688, gr.j. 1673, 1687, 1689; selectman 1675, 1676, 1687, SIMPSON, Simson, belongs to North half 1688; grants 1679, 1686; O. A. 22 Mar. 1679- of Eng. and to Scotland. See also Duley, 80; Ensign 1680. In 1679 his ch. appar. had Hill(19). been kidnapped; see James Adams(16); Me. 1 LT. DANTEL(3), cordwainer, York, had P. & Ct. Rec. ii: 351. He served on the gr.j. town gr. 16 Oct. 1696, and m. about that in Dec. 1691 and undoubtedly he (and prob. time Frances Plaisted(6). County treasurer his w.) was k. and two sons captured, one 1725. Lists 279, 298. She d. 11 Feb. 1746, he mo. later in the Ind. attack on York. Inv. 7 5 Oct. 1747. Ch., all sons liv. 1747 (Y. D. 26: May 1692 (Y. D. 5: 1: 79); adm. to Lt. Abra­ 212): Samuel, b. 17 July 1697, m. 28 Oct. ham Preble. Div. 26 Dec. 1695 to four ch: 1725 Joanna Webster (Stephen) of Newb. Henry, ret. from Canada in Oct. 1695; killed List 279. Ch. rec. 1726-1740. Henry, b. 13 by Ind. while coming post from Wells, about Apr. 1698. One H. m. ±1720 Mercy Young 4 July 1697; adm. 10 Aug. 1697 to br. Daniel (10), 11 ch.; ano. H. m. (ct. Jan. 1723-4) and Jonathan Littlefield. Lists 99, p. 74, 96. Sarah Johnson(29), 4 or more ch. Abigail, See also Susanna Young(lO). Daniel, ±63 b. 25 Feb. 1699-1700, d. 20 Oct. 1716. Han­ in Apr. 1737. Joseph, ag. 75 in 1754. Abi­ nah, b. 25 Dec. 1702, m. Edward Preble(3). gail, m. by 1695 Jonathan Littlefield(12). In Joseph, b. 27 Apr. 1705, m. Abigail Webster Oct. 1700 the heirs here agreed that br. Jabez (Stephen), altho Hannah Bane forbade the should share equally upon his ret. from bans. Ch. 1729-1747. Daniel, b. 30 Sept. Canada; he was still there in 1711. List 99, 1707, m. Mary Coburn (Ebenezer). List 279. p. 72. Ch. 1735-1739. Jonathan, b. 7 Apr. 1709. In 4 JAMES, Falmouth, m. by 1726 Elizabeth 1747 his brothers were to support him. Mary, Stanford(2). Will, 27 Oct. 1748, not b. 13 July 1712, m. Joseph Simpson(7 jr.). proved, gave all to her with remainder to Jeremiah, b. 15 Jan. 1717-8, m. Sarah Whit­ Josiah Stanford's heirs. She was a wid. in ney (Nathl.). Ch. rec. 1737-1739. Palm, in 1750. See (5). 2 HENRY, York, m. Jane Norton(6) and 5 JOHN, Scarboro, signed the pet. favoring rec. land from Mr. Wm. Hooke as a mar. Scottow in 1676 and liv. near Black Point portion 13 Mar. 1638. He sold land to George garri. in Oct. that yr. Scarboro 1680, taxed Puddington in Apr. 1640 and Mar. 1641, 1681, selectman 1680-1682, constable 1683, when Ralph Blaisdell's land abutted. In the gr.j. 1686, selectman 1688, not seen again Shuttleworth fam. accounts in co. Lancaster, until he and two of his fam. were captured Col. Banks found Ralph Blaisdell (15S2) and by the Ind. at Black Point in Aug. 1703. Henry Simpson (1591), and found Henry Lists 237ae, 238a, 30, 39. Note also (4) and B. and Henry S. in par. of Goosenargh, but Boaden(8). could not trace any sure connec. with the 6 JONATHAN, Oyster River 1715 (List York men. He was one of the eight alder­ 368b), and Joseph, there in 1734 (List men of Agamenticus under the Gorges char­ 369). See also Bickford(4). ter, 1641. Attorney for Mr. Hooke 1645. 7 JOSEPH(2), haberdasher,feltmaker, J.P., Being sick, he made a will 18 Mar. 1646-7, Newcastle, m. there 1st, 11 May 1702, SIMPSON 635 SKELLITO Hannah Lewis(7), who d. 26 June 1712, m. liv. in W., he authorized his fa. to sell his 2d 17 Mar. 1713-4 Miriam, wid. of Joseph Wells gr. in 1729. His fa. willed him 20 s. Esmond of Kit. She was liv. in 1754. J. S., Bichard, List 376b(1725). In 1727 his par­ Esq., ag. 75, deposed in June 1754 about ents deeded him land in Strath., where he m. Scituate Row. Lists 279, 316, 339. No ch. 27 June 1728 Catherine Stevens (Nathl. 16 by 1st w. are rec, but Mr. Marshall called jr.). Will, 25 June—27 Aug. 1751, names Henry (m. Mercy Young) a son; see (1). By her, 9 ch.; w. and br.-in-law Benj. Norris 2d w., b. at Newcastle: Joseph, b. 16 Jan. execs. Ebenezer, Ex., under age in 1731 1714-5, m. 1st 14 Jan. 1740-1 Mary Simpson when willed the homestead and named exec, (1), m. 2d by 1750 Alice Donnell (Nathl. m. Abigail Folsom, d. 1754. 3 ch. Benjamin, Esq.). Ch. by both wives. Abigail, b. 14 younger than Ebenezer. Wife Elizabeth; d. Oct. 1716, m. Benj. Underwood. John, b. 14 s.p. shortly bef. 26 Mar. 1759. Mercy, m. Feb. 1722-3, m. Sarah Sheafe. Mary, b. and (?Paul) Hall(14). Martha, m. John Bean d. 1724. Theodore, b. 14 Feb. 1726-7. Miriam, (1) . David, given 20 s. Keziah, had £5. b. 29 Mar. 1728. Mary, b. 7 Sept. 1732, m. Mary, had £5 and a feather-bed. Mark Fernald. 3 JOHN, Exeter, whose name suggests a 8 THOMAS, shopkeeper, Portsm., prob. Scotch prisoner, bot 10 a. adj. Thomas Simpson, an added name in the 1716 tax Biggs from John Warren in Jan. 1659 and list. 'Of Borough senes in Scotland,' he m. in 1672 had a suit over bounds ag. Lt. Ralph Susanna Seuer (Seward 5) in Portsm. 17 Hall who had bot from Biggs. Grants 1664, Sept. 1718. List 339. Will, 1734—1735, 1681. Tr.j. 1670, 1693. O. A. 30 Nov. 1677. names her (exec.) and s. William of Boston In 1678 bot 20 a. from David Robinson. Gr.j. (her step-son). Her will, 1738—1739, names (or his son) 1699. Lists 376b, 383, 52, 57, 62. cous. Thomas Butler of Boston who had With 1st w. Mary he sold 15 a. betw. Samuel given a note to her late husb., and her Sew­ Folsom and Samuel Leavitt, 27 Apr. 1667. ard relatives. His 2d w. Deborah was adm. to Hampton Ch. from Ex. 14 Nov. 1697 and dism. when the SINCLAIR, ancient in Scotland. The Ex. Ch. was incorp. in Sept. 1698. Will, 27 English cos. Herts and Surrey also have Jan.—14 Sept. 1700, names her and their many. mar. contract, 4 ch., gr.sons John and Ben­ 1 GEORGE, in N. Perryman's acct. book jamin Jones (given £2 at 21); s. John exec 1725 'for your s. Joshua.' One George m. Ch: James, b. 27 July 1660. Mary, b. 27 June Hannah Brown in Newb. 1722; will in N. H. 1663; Mary Wheeler in 1700. Sarah, b. 15 1767. Sept. 1664, not in fa.'s will; prob. m. Ben­ 2 JAMES(3),liv. near Wheelwright's Creek, jamin Jones(4). John. Meribah, was Meri- Exeter. He served in Philip's war, at a bah Lull in 1700. Newbury blockho. in 1704, and as sergeant 4 JOHN(3), Exeter, m. Elizabeth Bean(2), in a scouting party in 1710. O. A. 30 Nov. who was liv. in 1733. Lists 57, 67, 384b, 1677. Grants 1681, 1689, and was willed by 376b (1705, 1725), 388. Will, 28 Dec. 1730— fa. 20 a. (formerly Robinson's), £10 and a 16 Nov. 1731, names w. Elizabeth (exec.) feather-bed. J. 1692, 1700, 1703, 1712; gr.j. and ch: John, husbandman, coaster, Exeter. 1720; constable 1693-4; selectman 1695,1700, In 1729 his fa. deeded him half his est. Adm. 1706, 1721. Lists 52, 57, 62, 376b(1725), 377, 28 Sept. 1747 to Nicholas Perryman, prin­ 384b, 388. He m. Mary (Scammon 3), 13 yrs. cipal creditor. Samuel, So. Newmarket, his junior, poss. not a first wife. Will, 23 willed the remaining half of his fa.'s est. at July 1731—15 Feb. 1732-3, names her, 11 ch. mo. 's death. He m. by 1733 Sarah Mattoon (Ebenezer exec.) and gives to s. Joseph his (2) ; both alive 1758. 3 sons. Abigail, Mar­ right from Mass. as a Narragansett soldier. garet, Elizabeth, all unm. in 1730. Ch., order in will: Capt. John, had grants 5 BOBEBT, Wells, m. 16 May 1712 Eliza­ 1705 and 1725 (List 376b), m. aft. 22 Sept. beth Denmark(2), who was bp. on prof, 1709 Anne (Chase 5) Wiggin, d. 11 Sept. of faith 17 Oct. 1714. Conditional gr. 18 (adm. to Thomas Moore 30 Oct.) 1745; wid. Mar. 1713-14. He d. by 1718 and wid. m. 2d liv. 1746. Ch. at Strath. 1711-1719: Anne (m. 25 Apr. 1718 Peter Rich. Ch. bp. 14 Apr. Edw. Taylor 3); Rachel (m. Thomas Moore, 1717: John, m. 19 Apr. 1739 Mary Wake­ see 26); Mercy; Hannah (m. John Purmont, field. Elizabeth. One Robert was of Boston Abner Dolloff). Joseph, So. Newmarket, in 1688; Archives 129: 126. Pembroke, taxed Ex. 1714, bot land with Singleman, Henry, Cape Porpus. Morgan Thomas Young 1715. List 376b(1725). He m. Elizabeth Lyford(3); liv. Sept. 1767; 4 Howell had his land in 1648. One H. S. sons. Samuel, List 376b(1725). Wid. Anne was fined for swearing in Salem ct. 1641. (poss. Hobbs m. in Amesbury 1740) waived Skalion, Dennis, Exeter. See Conner(5), adm. in favor of John Sleeper 27 Feb. 1748-9. Kelly(5). Jonathan, a Wells wit. 1717. Of Exeter, but Skellito, Thomas, List 237b. SKILLINGS 636 SKILLINGS SKILLINGS. Uncommon. Wit. Cleeve to Munjoy 1665. Tr.j. 1662-1664, 1 JOKN(2), carpenter, Falmouth, signed a 1665 (did not appear); gr.j. 1663. Lists pet. in Aug. 1665. In 1673 at Newcastle 222ac, 25, 225a. Will, very weak, 14 Nov. having his broadcloth made up (see Russell), 1666—2 Oct. 1667, gives livestock and tools appar. a w. Mary with him. From Falm., he to sons Thomas and John, all else to w., but was adm. inhab. of Salem 11 Jan. 1675-6, only y3 if she mar., the rest then to be eq. made agreem. in Sept. 1677 to finish Salem divided to all the ch. Inv. £186 (see Me. P. meet.-ho., and was paid for work in July & Ct. Rec. i: 329). Wid. Deborah m. 2d at 1678. Working for the Pickerings in Ports­ Ipsw. 29 June 1668 George Hadley. Ch: mouth in Mar. 1677-8. Falm. 1680; taxed Deborah, b. 22 Aug. 1640 (pub. Glouc. rec), Scarb. 1681; gr.j. 1681, 1687; constable but Babson who found the rec. illegible said 1686; liv. 1688; prob. an Ind. victim in Falm. '1640 or 1648.' She is the logical w. for in 1689. Lists 222c, 223a, 27, 30, 235a, 238a, John Ingersoll(5) but if the D. S. who wit. 34. His s. John claimed marsh up Capisie for Joseph's East. Claim, she was then unm. River, land leased to Collins(2) in 1685, 5 a. Thomas, b. Nov. 1643 (Salem rec; see Es­ and ý of a mill on Long Creek, and ho. and sex Q. Ct. Rec. i: 93). John. Abigail, b. 7 a. exchanged with Rev. George Burroughs. 1652 (age at death), m. John Corney(l). Wid. Elizabeth (Ingersoll 2), m. 2d Elihu Joseph, Marblehead, claimed for self and br. Gunnison(l). Ch: John, Portsm. (taxed Benj. 100 a. at Back Cove given them by 1722), Boston 1726, when he sold his double their fa. and posses, by their mo. and br. share, to Thomas Westbrook. List 339. John until they were of age; Deborah Skill­ Wife Elizabeth, adm. to No. Ch. 1713, liv. ings, Elizabeth Clark and George Ingersoll 1726. Kn. ch., bp. in Portsm., mar. in Bos­ his witnesses. He and w. Elizabeth sold half ton: Elizabeth, m. Nicholas Lash (Robert to Edmund Clark in Sept. 1719. No ch. ap­ 1), d. 14 Aug. 1750 in 44th yr. Simon, bp. pear, unless it was a son and not he who m. 1711. Simeon, bp. 1716, m. Ruth Phillips. Elizabeth Gott in Salem 22 May 1713, and Mary, bp. 1718, m. Thomas Adams. Sarah, unless Elizabeth Clark was his dau., not bp. 1721, m. Jonathan Crosby. Prob: John, Benjamin's. Benjamin, youngest son, had a m. in 1739 Elizabeth Farmer; Peter, m. in Rowley freehold, m. 1st one Susanna, m. 2d 1744 Mary Sargent. Poss: Joseph of Rich­ (int. at Ipsw. 24 Apr. 1708) Mary Jewett. mond, m. Eleanor Youngman in Roxbury Of Marbleh. in Sept. 1719, he and w. Mary 1731. Note also Hannah, w. of Ephraim sold his 50 a. át Back Cove to John Wass. Sherburne(7). Lt. Samuel, shipwright, Ex­ Kn. ch. by 1st w: Elizabeth, b. at Ipsw. 25 eter, Kit., Falm., b. 25 July 1679, d. at Long Dec. 1693; one E. m. at Marbleh. 21 Dec. Creek 2 Jan. 1757. In 1744, ag. 66, he depos. 1714 Edmund Clark who was of Falm. in that he liv. in Falm. until the spring bef. 1719 when he bot and sold Joseph Skillings 's Fort Loyal was taken. Lists 388, 291. His 50 a. John, b. Ipsw. 29 Mar. 1704; of Mar­ w. Richord (Haley 1, m. 25 Dec. 1702, liv. blehead m. Eunice Kimball (int. at Ipsw. 1730), was not named in his deed to s.-in-law 1727) ; ch. By 2d w: Nehemiah, named in gr. Roberts in 1736. See 'Old Kittery,' p. 731, fa. Jewett's will; of Marbleh., m. Mercy for ch: Mary, Rebecca, Samuel, Katherine, Kimball, int. Ipsw. 1730i; ch. Mary, bp. at Dorcas, Elizabeth, Deborah, Joanna, Susan­ Ipsw. 13 May 1711; one M. mar. John Brooks na. Rebecca, m. George Frink(l). Josiah, at Marbleh. in 1727. shipwright, Kit., m. 17 May 1708 Elizabeth Lidden(l). She was gr. adm. 7 July 1719; 3 THOMAS(2), Falmouth. Lists 3 (p. 45), m. 2d Roger Deering, Esq. (8 jr.). Lists 296, 222bc, 224, 93. John Allicet sued him in 297. Ch: John, b. 15 Aug. 1709, poss. one of Suff. ct. in Oct. 1676 for wages for making three bur. about 7 mos. aft. the fa. died. his fish at Cape Sable. He m. Mary Lewis Edward, Scarb., b. 25 Mar. 1711; see Miller (4), d. at Salem, a refugee, 30 Dec. 1676; (2), Mills(4). Elizabeth, b. 24 Dec. 1713, m. adm. to her in Essex ct. 14 Mar. 1676-7. Inv., Danforth Phipps(5). One Elizabeth was w. by Francis Neale and Henry Williams, incl. of Isaac Winter in 1736 when Roger Deer­ personal prop, at Salem; goods left at Bos­ ing was her bondsman. ton, incl. 2 guns, 2 Ind. swords, 2 or 3 lbs. of feathers, 60 lbs. of shot; at Piscataqua, mo­ 2 THOMAS, Salem, Gloucester, Falm., wit. lasses, salt and a bear-skin. She m. 2d Joth- ag. James Smith sr. in Salem ct. 31: 1: am Lewis(lO), m. 3d Henry Wilkins, and 1640; had Salem gr. 1642, to be laid out in depos. at Salem in Sept. 1731, ±77 (Y. D. Wenham; sued Wm. Brown and w. of Glouc. 14: 210) and in Mar. 1732, ±78; of Middle- for slander in 1652; of Glouc. 1657 when w. ton, depos. in June 1735, ±80. Three ch. were Deborah, ±34, wit. ag. Brown in behalf of b. at Falm. bef. she had to take refuge in the Goodw. Prince. See Essex Q. Ct. Rec. i: 286, Andrews garrison. Appar. only Benjamin, b. 320. On 25 Mar. 1658 he bot from George ±1671, survived. Of Portsm. when land was Cleeve 55 a. at Back Cove betw. George In­ laid out there to him and his mo. 17 Mar. gersoll and Bichard Tucker, and liv. there. 1713, and when he, w. Deliverance and mo. SKILLINGS 637 SLEEPER sold land to Samuel Folsom in Sept. 1717. Keese's will in 1740, the codicil in 1741, and Lists 330de, 337, 338ae, 229. Soon remov. d. by 1744. to Falm., where he was ±81, Deliverance 2 JOHN (Slades, Slead), Scarboro soldier, ±70, in May 1752.- He was bur. 11 Dec. 1764; fisherman; Lists 236, 237b. A Shoals 'he reckoned he was in his 100th year' fisherman in Oct. 1678 when sued by Boger (Smith's Journal, p. 202). Ch., all bp. at Kelly. Greenl. 1717: Isaac, Benjamin, Lydia, Mary, Jean. SLAUGHTER, Slafter, Slater. 1 GEORGE, Pemaquid, where his land adj. SKINNER. See also Champnois(2), Phil­ Thomas Warden's. List 124. Supposed lips^), Waterhouse(4). the husb. of Giles Goddard's dau. and fa. of 1 EDWARD, ±60, wit. delivery of Sebas- John, mariner, Boston, who had a deed from eodegan Isl., Wharton to Parker, 1684. gr.fa. Goddard in 1714. John m. in Boston See also Hannet. 22 Oct. 1711 Elizabeth Bradstreet (John of 2 CAPT. FRANCIS, commander of Pema­ Rowley). As E. S., wid., 20 Dec. 1736, she quid Fort, 1682+. Taxed 1687, land and deeded land adj. Elijah Vinal, to Samuel cattle. Lists 123, 124. Killed by Ind. with Butler (m. Mary Slaughter in Boston in Capt. Farnham ab. 2 Aug. 1689, as they 1732), mar. one wk. later John Wass and was landed on a rock at Pemaquid, having eome Wass' wid. and still admx. of the Slaughter from an island ab. half a mile distant est. in 1750. (Niles). One Francis and w. Mary had a 2 JOHN, swearing many oaths in July 1662 dau. Sarah rec. at Boston 1670. (York ct.). He or a younger J. was at 3 GABRIEL, Cape Bonawagon 1672, List 13. Scarboro, m. Mary Libby(5) and had a 6 a. One G. was a mar. man at Marblehead in gr. near the meeting-ho. in Aug. 1682. Lists 1660. 34, 238a. They retired to Lynn, where J. S.

4 JAMES, at Damariscove in 1676 where he in 1713-4 hired from the town %y2 a. of land had friends or relations. Lists 142, 85. for 7 yrs.; later went to Mansfield, Conn., He was then or later of Marblehead, as also thence to Wellington (Y. D. 15: 167). By his s. Richard, ag. 16 in 1677, List 142. See trad, he d. at great age. Ch., from ' Memorial N. E. Beg. 54: 413; SJC 138271. of John Slafter' (1869): Mary (m. int. 5 ROBERT, servant of Capt. Paul White, Lynn 23 Aug. 1717 Isaac Wellman). An­ for whose services on the ship -Jane- for thony, (m. at Lynn 30 Dec. 1712 Mary one yr. Capt. Champernowne paid £10, had Eaton). Elizabeth (m. at Lynn 2 May 1711 run away from the ship bef. Feb. 1648-9. Thomas Hutchinson). Samuel. Joseph. Likely the B. sued by Christopher Mitchell Sarah. Moses. Abigail. Benjamin, yet this in 166l for money paid for him. last willed his est. to his nine bros. and sis. Skipper, John, List 78. and their heirs. Skorck, John, Newcastle cor.j. 1670, List 312b. SLEEPER. SKRIGGIN, John, shipwright, Kittery. 1 AARON(3), m. 1st 23 May 1682 Elizabeth Oyster Biver wit. 1704, Welthen Simonds Shaw(10) who d. 27 Oct. 1708. He liv. to her gr.s. He m. Abigail Paul(2), and in on Shaw's Hill in Hampton until 11 ch. had

1716 bot y2 a. houselot, part of the Tetherly been born, afterw. in Kingston. O. A. 1678. land, from Bichard King. See also Y. D. 8: Jury 1695. Lists 52, 57, 400. Of Kingst. in 63. His w. d. ±1733, he bef. 1747, when ch. 1709 he deeded homestead to s. Thomas, who John, Paul (m. Dorothy Cloudman), and in 1723 gave a deed to his fa., 'in case he Abigail (w. of Bobert Cole; former w. of outlives me.' 'Aaron ye aged' was head of Ichabod Bemiek), were liv., and Mary (m. a Kingst. fam. in 1725, a member of K. Ch., Thomas Fernald, jr.) was dead, leaving a s. and d. there 9 May 1732 'an aged father.' Benjamin. The aged Mrs. Sleeper d. of a fever 3 Jan. SLACK, William, of Attleboro, once of Bos­ 1736. Ch. rec. Hampt: Moses, b. 2 (or 22) ton, entered an East. CI. for 105 + 20 á. Jan. 1684-5, m. in Kingst. 9 Jan. 1714 Mar­ at Newton . . . Nequasset, deed from Wm. garet Sanborn(4). Sergt. 1725. List 400. Stevens 1686, and 109 + 20 a. in same place, Will, 12 Jan.—27 Feb. 1754, names w. Mar­ deed from John Palmer, Esq., 1686. List 188. garet, 14 ch. Thomas, b. 3 Nov. 1686 (List He and w. Mary had four sons rec. in Bos­ 400), m. at Kingst. 6 Dec. 1714 Mary Col- ton and Braintree 1683-1690. cord (2). She was gr. adm. 30 Dec. 1723, m. SLADE. 1 Arthur, Mr., Portsmouth, New­ 2d 5 May 1726 Ebenezer Eastman. 4 ch. market, from Deptford, co. Kent, d. 12 Aaron, b. 23 July 1688, cordwainer, Kings­ Jan. 1746, ag. 64 (Atkinson platter). See ton. Wife Sarah and ch. Daniel and Ed­ Keyes(3), N. E. Beg. 43: 160, 428. He left a ward, 1715-1719. Adm. to Edward 25 Apr. wid. Elizabeth in Eng. One Benjamin S. m. 1753. Mary Kenniston and Hannah Sleeper, in Newc. 8 Jan. 1736 Mary Perry, wit. Henry her dau., released claims for a consid. Jo- SLEEPER 638 SLOPER seph, twin, b. 14 June 1690, m. in Kingst. 1667 Gershom Elkins(4). Ruth, b. 1 June last day of Dec. 1713 Sarah Hutchins. Both 1650. Ag. ±21 or 22, she depos. in Dec. 1671 adm. to K. Ch. 1726. Will, 1752—1753, names that she had liv. at Moses Gilman's, but wife and 4 of 5 or more ch. John, twin, of went back to her fa.'s ho. in Hampt. She m. Kingst., m. 1st 5 June 1712 Ann Philbrick Aretas Leavitt(l). John, b. 10 Sept. 1652. (9) who d. 30 Aug. 1716 (3 sons); m. 2d 18 Naomi, b. 15 Apr. 1655, m. Timothy Blake July 1717 Mary Towle(l), at least 1 dau. (5). Moses, b. at Haverh. 13 Mar. 1657-8; She relinq. adm. to his br. Thomas 23 June adm. to fa. 7 Sept. 1680. Aaron, b. at Hampt. 1720, was adm. to Hampt. F. Ch. 27 Aug. 20 Feb. 1660-1. Luther, b. 14 Nov. 1668, d.. 1721, m. 2d 29 Mar. 1727 Thomas Page. Sam­ 19 May 1670. uel, b. 1 Dec. 1692. Elisha, b. 9 May 1694. SLEW, Leonard, in 1678 had not long since Hezekiah, b. 11 May 1696, m. Elizabeth mar. Tabitha Hoar (Wm.) of Beverly. Fifield (John 1), d. 30 Sept. 1722. 2 ch. rec. A Purpooduck settler under Danf orth, where 1717-1720. Widow m. 2d by 1729 Jonathan in 1683 Richard Seacomb sold to Edwards Webster of Kingston. Ebenezer, b. 1697, d. and Walter 100 a. by Lawrence Davis', ex­ 1698. Jonathan, b. 17 Mar. 1699 (one J. of cept 12 a. of L. S. 's. In the 2d war he ret. to Bridgeton, N. J., d. by 1736, leaving a fam­ Salem and there in July 1700 took oath that ily). Abigail, b. 17 Apr. 1700, m. Isaac Fel- he sold Purpooduck meadow and marsh to lows(2). Bee. in Kingston: Mehitabel, b. 25 Margery Haines for a heifer. Reported k. Apr. 1701. Ebenezer, b. 24 Apr. 1702, bot in at Purpooduck, with w. and three ph., 10 Kingst. 1723, head of a fam. and Ch. memb. Aug. 1703, but Miss Coleman identifies ' 1725. Mrs. Sleeper, his w., adm. to Ch. in Slew from Casco' in Canada 1710 as Leon­ Dec. 1727. Will, 1761—1768, names w. Sarah, ard. Lists 227, 39, 99, p. 92. A s. Leonard 1 son, 2 daus. Daughter, b. and d. 1704. Mary, who may not have ret. to Purpooduck with b. 21 Feb. 1705-6; one M. m. Elisha Winsley his fa. 's fam., m. Abigail Johnson 23 Nov. at Kingst. 4 Jan. 1725. Ithamar, b. and d. 1703 in Beverly where in 1744 he q.c. half 1708. See also (2) for Elizabeth, w. of Jo­ his fa.'s 12 a., having sold the other half to seph Young. James Noble. One Mary S. m. Joshua Beans 2 JOHN(3), Hampton soldier 1676, took O. in Salem in 1701. A. 1678, taxed at Hampt. 1680, at Exeter Sligins, James, Falmouth 1683. Lists 226, 1682, when he bot Teague Drisco's Ex. ho. 228c. and ±8 a. of land. A participant in the Gove Rebellion and one of those indicted; SLOPER, sometimes Soper. A Wiltshire his fa.'s pet. in this connec. called him 'my family. eldest son.' Of Ex. in Aug. 1689, he bot ±80 1 JOHN (also Soper), Kittery, consid. the a. adj. Moses Gilman from John Bray(5) J. early in Portsmouth, presum. related and his mo., sold in 1693 and disappears. to (3) whose s. John was 'Jr.' in 1688. A Lists 395, 396, 62. No fam. appears, unless Portsm. constable's acct. 1668 has item: Elizabeth who m. Joseph Young in Kingston 'Richard Sloop alias John Soapr 0: 5: 0.' 24 Dec. 1705, was a dau., but names of 3 of John subscr. a bu. of corn for the Portsm. her 8 ch., Aaron, Hezekiah and Jonathan, minister in 1671; 'himself and oxen' in suggest she was an unrec. dau. of (1). acct. 1672. On 14 Feb. 1679-80, 'now in New 3 THOMAS, weaver, Hampton, bot from England,' he bot in Kit. from Stephen Paul, Christopher Lawson 15 July 1645 a 5 a. betw. James Fernald and Richard Gowell, ho.-lot in Hampt. betw. Thomas Leavitt and describ. in 1720 as ' at a place called Gowell's Goodm. Marion, but in Oct. 1649 liv. on 1 a. Bridge.' Portsm. abatements 1683 incl. John of Henry Dow's land that had been deeded Soper (see 2). Lists 326c, 296, 297. Will, of to Thomas Nudd. In June 1657 he bot Jo­ Kit., 9 Feb. (d. 24 Feb. or Mar.) 1692-3, seph Peaslee's ho. in Haverh. and mov. there, gives all lands to w. Sarah (exec.) for life; selling out in Hampt.; sold at Haverh. in witnesses, Jacob and Isaac Remick, Richard 1659 and bot at Hampt. again in 1660. In Carle; apprais. Richard King, Jacob Remick. his later life, Dow says, his was the fron­ Wid. Sarah m. 2d Moses Worcester(l). Ch: tier ho. on what is now Shaw's Hill, that Elizabeth, given all lands eventually, to pay part of the town being called Sleeper-town, her sis. half the value. She m. Samuel Ham since corrupted to Sleepy-town. Jury 1651, (9). One Elizabeth Soper was serv. of Eliz­ 1662; gr.j. 1670,1673, 1676,1677. Freed from abeth Eburne(l) in 1702. Rebecca, m. Jacob training in Oct. 1665. Ag. ±75 in Feb. 1682- Remick(2 jr.). See Y. D. 8: 18; 9: 263; 11: 3. Lists 392a, 393ab(3), 394, 396, 398, 49, 52. 24-26. He d. 30 July 1696. His w. Joanna (±33 in 2 JOHN(3), Portsmouth. John Sloper in Sept. 1656) d. 4 Feb. 1702-3 (Kingston rec.) Wm. Seavey's highway acct. in 1683; Lists 393a, 392c, 394. Ch: Elizabeth, m. 1st John Soper's tax abated that yr. (see 1). Abraham Perkins(2), m. 2d Alex. Denham, Richard's John took O. A. 28 Aug. 1685; m. 3d Richard Smith. Mary, m. 15 May taxed 1688 (jr.), 1690, 1691; wit. deed to SLOPER 639 SMALL br.-in-law John Knight in Nov. 1692; taxed sis. Lydia (w. of John Bean of Brentwood in 1693 (poll); seated at ch. in Mar. 1693-4. 1760). Ambrose, Portsm., b. 20 Jan. 1684. Lists 312c, 313e, 52, 332b, 335a. His tax Lt. S. and Ambrose S. taxed for the Mill abated in Mar. 1694-5. No later rec, no Dam 1708. List 339. He m. 1st bef. May evid. of wife or ch. One John sued Joseph 1709 Mary Pickering(5) who was liv. in Pitman in 1730, on a bill for 20 days' work 1721. Wife Sarah in will, 1759-1772. See in 1729; one Mary m. John Thompson in Reg. 64: 13 for ch: Ambrose (accus. by Portsm. 31 Oct. 1737. Rachel Burrill(3) in 1732), William, John, 3 LT. RICHARD, Portsm. In Nov. 1649, Richard, Samuel, Joshua, Daniel, Benning, Ipswich et. ordered him whipped for Mary, Sarah, Susannah, Olive, Elizabeth. challenging and threatening to shoot Wm. Slowman, Simon, a Kennebec soldier 1688. Cogswell; John Cogswell, jr. went his bond. List 189. In June 1650 admon. in Salem for threaten­ Sluce, Lawrence, master of the -Hopewell-. ing speeches. Dover 1657-1658, of Portsm. List 122. aft. he m. 21 Oct. 1658 Mary Sherburne(2) who kept the fam. record first printed in SMALL, from Devonshire, often Smalley Brewster's Rambles ii: 51-2. Her fa. gave on Cape Cod. See 'Descendants of Ed­ land as a mar. portion 29 Sept. 1659. O. A. 2 ward Small and Allied Families' (Under­ Oct. 1666. Selectman 1667-68,1672,1674; con­ hill). stable 1680; O. A. 28 Aug. 1685; gr.j. 1693, 1 EDWARD, Mr., Piscataqua, from St. j. 1694. Sergt. 1674, 1680; Ensign 1685; Mary's parish, Bideford, co. Devon, ap­ Lieut. 1693. Ag. 70 in Nov. 1701 when he peared at Saco ct. 25 June 1640, when he denied that he knew of John Cogswell deed­ served on both gr. and tr. jury, and had a ing land to Wm. C. Ag. ±84 in Mar. 1713-4 ho. at Sturgeon Creek bef. 25 July 1643 and Sept. 1714 (SJC 15076), but he was then when he had a deed from Thomas Gorges for dead. Lists 356abc, 322-324, 326abc, 330abcd, 100 a. lying betw. two creeks on each side of 331b, 311b, 312c, 313a, 3321», 335a, 336b, his ho. His son's depos. in 1685 sets the time 337, 47, 49, 52, 55a, 67. See also (1). Wife, he had lived in N. E. as upward of 50 yrs., List 335a. See Brewster(3, 1), Miller(l). but as he overstated his age by 5 yrs., call­ Will, 26 Oct. 1711—28 Dec. 1713 (adm.'s ing himself 65, his estimate of '50 upward' bond 1 Feb. 1712-3), names w. Mary, 6 of may be ano. overstatement. Mr. Edward 11 liv. ch.; w. and dau. Elizabeth execs.; br. was a magistrate in 1645. Cor.j. 1647. In Mark Hunking and cous. Tobias Langdon 1647 he sold his Sturgeon Creek place to overseers. Wid. Mary d. 22 Sept. 1718. Ch. Mr. Antipas Maverick, suing him in 1649 (mo.'s rec): Bridget, b. 30 Aug. 1659, m. for a debt of £20, likely the bal. of the pur­ John Knight (9). John, b. 13 Jan. 1661. Mary, chase price; a judg. was ack. and execution b. 11 Feb. 1663, m. John Brewster(2), depos. granted. His actual later resid. does not ap­ in 1720, ag. 53. Sarah, b. 26 July 1667. pear, but it was near by. Foreman on j. 1651, Susannah, b. 21 Mar. 1669, m. Elisha Kelly signed Shoals pt. 1653, 'Mr. Small' had tav. (6), depos. in 1706, ag. 32. Elizabeth, b. 26 lie 28 June 1655. Following this he disap­ June 1671, willed £10 and to have what mo. pears and was plausibly the Edward later in left. Of a weak capacity in Apr. 1720 when Virginia. Lists 281, 301. See also Shurt(2). she asked that br. Henry be cited to account Elizabeth, w. of Edward, was bur. at St. for part of the est. In June 1721 she deeded Mary's, Bideford, 10 Feb. 1665. She was her int. to Ambrose. Bebecca, b. 23 Oct. prob. related to the Shurts. Ch. bp. at Bide- 1673, m. Edward Carwithy. Martha, b. 26 ford except the first: George. In Mar. 1645-6 Dec. 1676, in 1702 gave p/a to br. Elisha the ho. of John Whitfield in York was at­ Kelly to sue Nathl. Solley who accus. her of tached for two debts, Mrs. Lynn's and stealing. In 1707 her suit ag. Obadiah Morse, George Small's, in 1647 he had an exec. ag. jr. (see 3, 9), who m. her, brot out much ho. and land of John Lander. See also scandal. Tabitha, b. 17 Dee. 1679, m. Wm. Reynolds(2), Heard(4). Francis, bp. 6 Oct. Bridgham. Bichard, twin, b. 16 June 1682, 1625. Elizabeth, bp. 6 July 1627, d.y. Mary, willed £20, but to revert to br. Henry, 'in bp. 5 May 1629. Edmond, bp. 2 Mar. 1630. case he be dead,' or d. first. Payment was Elizabeth, bp. 10 Oct. 1632, bur. 27 Dec. made to Henry bef. 14 June 1721. Capt. 1635. William, bp. 4 Feb. 1634. Henry, twin, mariner, had land from fa. in 1707, m. 1st by 6 Oct. 1716 Lydia Penhallow 2 EDWARD (4), depos. at Scarb. in 1676, (2) who d. 17 Aug. 1718 ag. 16 y. 11 m., m. ±22, and was also at Kit. in 1676, not 2d bef. 1725 Miriam Thompson (see 7). Liv. long aft. employed at Dover masting and m. 29 Aug. 1760. List 339. His son by 1st w., Mary Woodman (2) prob. bef. 1685 when he Samuel, b. 6 July 1717, a sailor on the -Fanny signed a pet. with Woodmans. Oyster Biv. and Sally-, in will, 23 Aug. 1738—24 Jan. gr. 19 Mar. 1693-4, 40 a. adj. his plantation. 1739-40, named fa. and mo., br. Henry, and In 1695 at Manomoisett on Cape Cod, after­ wards Chatham. In Dover Public Library is SMALL 640 SMALL an orig. letter, dated Oyster Eiver, July 26, Daniel in 1712 and where he soon d. Kn. ch: 1700, from John Woodman to ' Son Edward Edward, b. ±1654. Mary, ±21 in June 1677, and Daughter Mary Smalle,' at Monamoy, m. Nicholas Frost(lO). Francis, 'little 'Smalle's horse not yet sold.' Lists 236, 52, Prank Small' in 1671. Samuel, b. ±1664. 94. He d. the last day of Apr. 1702. See also Benjamin, m. ±1694 Rebecca Snow of East- Broadbrook. Wid. Mary was of M. in June ham, liv. in E., Truro (1701), Lebanon, Conn. 1707, and of Oyster Biver 24 Oct. 1721 when (±1712), where he d., adm. to Rebecca 4 20 a. were laid out to her in compensation June 1721. 10 eh. Daniel, carpenter, Truro, for care of Archibald Smith. In 1742 she had supported parents 6 or 7 yrs. in 1712 and conv. this land, with the buildings, to gr. would have to do it as long as they lived. A sons Edward and Joseph of Durham. Kn. eh: purported deed from his fa. 31 Oct. 1712, Edward, m. 3 Apr. 1704 Sarah Nickerson of conveying all he owned or thought he Manomoisett, who was gr. adm. 8 Jan. 1706; owned, has generally been consid. fraudu­ 1 dau. Jonathan, m. at Harwich 30 July lent, but Daniel mortg. and sold prop, under 1713 Damaris Winslow, d. ±1778; 5 ch. Eliz­ it; liv. Provincetown 1729. Wife unkn. 5 abeth, m. at Eastham 1 Sept. 1705 Caleb of his ch. came to Cape Elizabeth: Anna Lombard. Joseph, m. at Oyster Biver 27 Dyer (w. of Henry), ±86 in Aug. 1781; see Nov. 1718 Jemima Davis(37); 8 ch. incl. N. E. Reg. 35: 366; Isaac, John, Edward and Edward and Joseph named above. Zachariah, Abigail Strout (w. of Anthony). Two sons m. 1st at Oyster Biver 31 Mar. 1720 Jane Daniel and Elisha liv. in Mass. and Conn., Davis, liv. at Harwich, where he m. 2d in and Benjamin is untraced aft. 1730. Alice, 1742 Hannah (Hopkins) Paine and d. 1778; m. 1st one Wormwood (see her br. 5), m. 2d 7 +1 ch. Benjamin, m. 29 June 1726 Patience 19 Apr. 1711 Beriah Smith. Elizabeth, m. Baker of Harwich, where he d. bef. 1788; John Pugsley(l). 9 ch. 5 FBANCIS(4), carpenter, Kittery, Truro. 3 ELIZABETH, servant to Capt. Francis In 1681 Major Shapleigh sued Stephen Champernowne, m. Thomas Hooper(lO). Jenkins and F. S., jr., for cutting and carry­ 4 FBANCIS(l), planter, fisherman, noted ing away his timber. Before York ct. in Ind. trader, first seen in a Dover tax list Feb. 1691-2 for not paying his rate for the of Dec. 1648, but by his depos. 1685 (Prov. poor, and he promised to pay. List 94. At Papers 29: 136) he knew Capt. Mason's Truro by 1702. His will there, 22 Aug. 1709— planta. and servants upward of 50 yrs. and 5 Apr. 1710, names w. Elizabeth (considered ±40 yrs. bef. was employed by Capt. Norton prob. dau. of Samuel Hicks), ch. (2 by to drive cattle toward Boston. Aged ±43 in name), and sis. Alice Wormwood. His ch., Mar. 1670-1; ±56 and w. Elizabeth ±49 in Francis, Samuel, Daniel, Joseph, and poss. May 1683; ±57 in Nov. 1685. Of Casco Bay Alice, liv. on Cape Cod. in July 1657 he had an Ind. deed of Capisic, 6 JAMES, signed an Exeter pet. 7 Sept. sold half to John Phillips(9) in 1658 and 1643 (Mass. Arch. 112: 8). re-affirmed his deed aft. Cleeve had unsucc. 7 JOSEPH, Portsm., m. Susannah Packer (2), sued him for building and settling on his d. 4 Oct. 1720, ag. 40 (Point of Graves); land. On Sebascodegan, or Small's Isl., early, wid. m. 2d Benjamin Bust. Ch: Elizabeth, which he bot for Major Shapleigh, long an m. by 1730 Samuel Davis (61). Joseph, d. s.p. intimate friend, to whom in 1669 he made by 1736. Hephzibah, Boston 1738, unm. over half his Ossipee interest. He dealt early Thomas, bp. at Portsm. 28 May 1721, of Bos­ in furs and with the Ind. and had land and ton and of age in 1740. housing at Ossipee bef. Feb. 1662 when he 8 RICHARD, from Jacobstown, Devonshire, made over all to Munjoy and agreed to see Moulton (I). make an accounting every time he came 9 SAMUEL(4), Kittery, m. bef. 28 Aug. back. For the litigation years later and the 1688 Elizabeth (Heard 3) Chadbourne. Ossipee proprs., see ' Descendants of Ed­ As S. S. and E. C. they were bound over in ward Small' (1934 ed.), pp. 51-100. Lists York ct. for an assault on Nicholas Frost; 354a, 221(2), 222b, 232, 298, 25, 87, 94. See he fined, she not guilty, 12 Oct. 1686. At the also Jordan(7), Newcomb(l), Sheldon(l), same ct. Frost and his w. were fined for as­ Y.D.9:221. Gr.j. 1660. Of Casco 1662, atty. saulting them. He depos. in Apr. 1721, ag. for Mr. Bobert Jordan and others in ct. 55, that he worked for Thomas Jones 37 or 1663, but poss. never gave up his Kit. home 38 yrs. bef.; in May 1737, upward of 70, that where he ret. A Portsm. wit. in Mar. 1670-1, 60 yrs. bef. he and others liv. at Major Shap­ Kit. gr. 1671, liv. at Sturgeon Creek 1674, leigh's; in Nov. 1737, ag. 73, that he was impressed to go to Ossipee in 1676. He laid Mr. Henry Jocelyn's servant at Pemaquid claim to the land his fa. had sold to Antipas several yrs. Appr. Joseph Moulton's est. Maverick whose heirs succ. sued him in 1692. Jury 1700. Kit. grants 1694, 1699, 1683. His last yrs. were spent on Cape Cod 1703, but liv. on prop, near Ferry Landing, where he and w. Elizabeth were liv. with s. Sturgeon Creek, 16 a., ho. and orchard, he SMALL 641 SMART bot from Peter Wittum in 1696 and conv. to 3 PRISCILLA, a lame girl at Boston in Mar. s. Joseph in 1728. Orig. member of Berwick 1703-4, driven by the enemy from Black Ch. Lists 94, 290, 296-298. See also Lord(l), Point. Supplies were furnished her at Bos­ Morrell(3). His ch. and gr.ch. claimed and, ton Nov. 1706—Dec. 1707. aft. long litigation, settled on Ossipee land 4 ROBERT(2), Exeter, was bound for ap­ his fa. deeded to him in 1711, but which he pearance of w. Bebecca in Salisbury ct. made no effort to claim. Ch: Prob. one of in Oct. 1654; owned a mill with Thomas more had d. bef. Elizabeth was b. 9 Nov. Kimball and Wm. Hilton in 1657. Lists 376b 1695; she m. Benjamin Mareh(5). Samuel, (1664), 377, 379, 383, 49, 52, 54, 57, 92. Gr.j. Kit., Scarb., b. 17 Apr. 1700, m. 17 Jan. 1673; j. 1694. In Nov. 1677 Sergt. Bobert 1716-7 Ann Hatch(2). List 291. At age of (List 381?) and Bobert jr. took O. A. Inv. 1 68 he (w. Ann) conv. all Searb. prop, to gr.s. July 1703; wid. Bebecca renounc. adm. to Benjamin (s. of Samuel) for life supp.; liv. step-son Robert 11 Dec. 1703, his bondsm. 1775; 9 ch. Joseph, b. 3 Dee. 1702, m. 12 Apr. Winthrop and Jonathan Hilton. See Bebec­ 1722 Mary Libby(3); liv. at Kit. (List 298) ca Hilton(19), Mercer(1). Kn. ch: Robert, and Palm, (by 1746); 8 ch. Mary, bp. with b. ±1646 by depos. Capt. John, mariner, per­ her brothers 27 May 1708, m. 24 Nov. 1720 haps the quartermaster on the -John and Solomon Davis of Gloucester. Mary- of London in 1675, bot at Oyster Biver SMALLEDOE, WUliam, sued by Mr. Jordan in 1685; O. E. wit. 1686; in 1689 master of in 1659. List 253. See William -Small- the -Good Speed- of Piscat. taken by pirates all-, Scarb. or Falm. 1663 (N. E. Beg. 5: on way to Nantucket; poss. of Barbadoes 264); also Boston and Marbleh. records; 1698. Elizabeth of O. B., a redeemed cap­ Storer(l). tive 1695 (List 99, p. 74), presum. his w. In 1701 they gave p/a to Joseph Smith of O. B., who sold the O. B. land in 1703, when husb. SMART, located in Oxfordshire in 13th and w. were called of New York. Will, of century. 'Smart' in Doe(3) should read New York, 15 Oct.—20 Dec. 1703, did not 'Swett.' name her, but gave all est. in N. H. or N. Y. 1 FRANCIS, husbandman, Kittery, m. Mary to loving br. Eobert of O. E. and to his Crockett(2). In 1718 Jonathan Partridge youngest son or youngest dau. was charged with stealing eels from his boat. List 291. In 1723 bondsm. for Elizabeth 5 ROBEBT(4), Exeter, m. 1st 'Elnell Prat- Deering(9). Will, 10 May 1743—31 Dec. ly' of Ex., 25 Sept. 1674 by one rec, 1673 1750, gave all for life to w. Mary, afterw. to by ano., but it was 30 May 1676 when he and belov. kindred, Wm. Barter, Sarah Grindle, w. 'Hellena' (also Eleanor) were ord. into Elizabeth and Martha Jones (see Barter 1). ct. (Essex Q. Ct. Bee vi: 142, 213.) See also 2 JOHN, Exeter (Newmarket), came from Eebecca Hilton(19), likely one w. of (5) or co. Norfolk to Hingham in 1635 with w. (4). His 1674 gr., 300 a., was laid out in and two sons (Cushing mss., Beg. 15: 27). 1698 bounding N.W. on Piscasset Eiver. He did not sign the Exeter comb., but shared O. A. in Nov. 1677. Gr.j. 1697. Of Oyster in divisions in Dec. 1639. Lists 375ab, 376ab. Eiver in 1703. Lists (381, or his fa.), 383, 387, In 1647 Thomas and Esther Biggs succes, 52, 57. Ag. ±67, he depos. in June 1713 that sued him and w. Margaret for slander; in 50 yrs. ago he went back and forth over Mar. 1648 in ct. for abusing John Stanyan Lamprill Eiver bridge. Of Exeter, adm. gr. while serving an execution and at same ct. to s. William 23 July 1718 r appraisers Ed­ Stanyan sued him (sr.) for assault. Abra­ ward Hall and James Burley; inv. £413. 8. 6. ham Perkins was allowed costs in suit of Wid. Mary twice named in 1740, and men­ John sr. in Apr. 1649. In Oct. 1649 John (not tion of 'widow Elizabeth Burley's dower called 'sr.') and Bobert were sued for the in est. of Bobert Smart' is not understood meet.-ho. debt. Edward and Wm. Hilton (suit of the s. Eobert ag. John Perkins, sr. dep. in 1678 that 'old goodman Smart de­ and jr. in 1741). Ch., order in probate rec. ceased several yrs. bef. 1652.' His wid. was 1740: William, Ex., oldest son, m. Martha liv. 24 Nov. 1654. Ch: John. Robert. Daugh­ Veasey(2) who d. bef. Aug. 1751. Adm. on ter (or poss. step-dau.), m. John Wedgwood his est. gr. to br. Eobert 17 Jan. 1723-4. (2). The s. John was poss. the deft, with Only ch. Elizabeth, m. 1st by 1740 Thomas Bobert in 1649, and in Christopher Lawson's Tufts, m. 2d by 1747 Anthony Pickering. suit same yr. In 1653 he deeded to neph. Robert, Newmarket 1747; wife Ann. John, John Wedgwood land form, his fa.'s. In a Durham 1747. Joseph, b. 8 Dec. 1700, sold suit over marsh on s.w. side of John God­ uncle John's est. to br. Eobert in 1730; Dur­ dard's Creek, in 1678, John Ault, ±73, depos. ham 1747. Wife Mary in 1735; wid. Abigail that John S. mowed it 12 yrs. bef. Dover was and dau. renounc. adm. to his br. Eobert in a township, 16 yrs. together; the Hiltons Feb. 1754. One of the Smarts m. Mary Mars- depos. ab. the two brothers there aft. their ton (Caleb). Richard, Exeter, Epping, m. by fa. died. 1727 Euth Norris. Benjamin, Durham 1747; SMART 642 SMITH m. Mary Hilfon (see Jonathan 19). Charles, 1653 when Recorder of Courts, and no rec. of Durham 1747; m. Mary. Ann, b. ±1676, m. a family. See History of Durham ii: 329- John Barber(4). Bebecca, m. John Perkins 330, answering ' No' to question asked there, (24). Eleanor, m. 1st Benjamin Fox(l), m. if identical with George of Ipswich. Com. 2d Arnold Brick. Eunice, m. Ephraim Fol- t.e.s.c, Associate for Dover Court, Clerk of som(2 jr.). Elizabeth, m. Richard Glidden the Writs. In 1650 he sold Kit. land, acting (2 jr.). Mary, m. Joseph Glidden(2). for John Newgrove. See also Phillips(7), Webb(l). SMITH, Smyth, the No. 1 name in N. E. 10 GEORGE, weaver, m. Abigail Kirke(2) See also Gowen, sometimes Gowen alias at Ipsw. 14 Mar. 1704-5. His br. Joseph Smith or just Smith; Bland; Clark. m. Elizabeth Moses (1). George was taxed 1 ALEXANDER, had Saco gr. 1657; Scar­ at Portsm. (and ho.) 1708; he and w. liv. boro 1660-1661. List 233. 1734 in Kittery where at least one ch. 2 ARCHIBALD, Durham, List 369. See Charles liv. (Y. D. 16: 189; 17: 71). Small(2). 11 HENRY, List 74. 3 ARRIS, named as an early Jamestown 12 HENRY, Hampton, living with Mr. Cot­ abuttor in Buth (Johnson 12) Barry's ton, was to clean the meet.-ho. and ring Eastern Claim. the bell, 1658. 4 BABTHOLOMEW, Dover 1640, had a lot 13 HENRY (also Smeath), shipwright, Lit­ on West side of Back Biver 1642. Lists tle Harbor 1683 when sued by Thomas 351ab, 352. In Mar. 1647-8 he and Daniel Pickering; surety Wm. Williams. He had Paul bought in Eliot. boarded at John Jackson's at the Bank. 5 CHRISTOPHER, coaster, at the Eastward Saco 1685, see Cawley(3). Of Saco 1689, in 1671. List 14. Sued by William Wal- when he bot oak plank from Thomas Dough­ dron, admr. of Oliver Duncombe, in Suff. ct. ty, and was sued in Suff. ct. for breach of 1672. See also George Bucknell(l) who de­ contract dated 18 Mar. 1688-9. Called some­ posed in 1673 that C. lodged at his house. time of Saco in suit of Doughty (then of 6 DANIEL, probably several. One had a Maiden) ag. him in 1690, when % the brig­ Falm. gr. next Fort Loyal in 1680, List antine -Industry- was attached and sum­ 225a. In 1682 D. S. was sued for debt by mons left at ho. of wid. Henley, Boston; see Thomas Holmes in Wells ct. and wit. a John Jeffrey(5) and Wm. Scadlock(3 jr.), Plaisted family agreement. D. S. had York witnesses. List 319 presum. his. In Aug. gr. 1698, m. Anne Moore(25) 12 Mar. 1697-8, 1694 a writ was served on him in Portsm. wit. Joan Young's will in 1698 and was a bef. John Ballard(2). One H. traveled from York abuttor in 1722 (Y. D. 11: 1). Daniel, Wells to Saco on the Lord's Day 6 July wife and ch. taken captive at Winter Harbor 1701; one was k. at Saco in 1703, List 39. or Saco 1703, List 39. 14 HENRY, chirurgeon, late of New Dart­ 7 EDWARD, Mr., Exeter, first seen 9 Mar. mouth, test. 31 Oct. 1688, ag. ±44, that 1666-7 as a wit. King to Thing, m. 13 Jan. 5 Sept. last he was in his own ho. at New 1668-9 Mary Hall(22) and had a town gr. in Dartmouth when Ind. took himself, wife 1670. Presum. he or (40), or both, related and son. to Gilmans. Bondsman for Balph Hall 1670; 15 JAMES, Maquoit 1641, among those ac­ ag. ±27 in Mar. 1671-2 when he and Edw. cused of taking T. Purchase's furs (Lech- Gilman, ±23, test. ab. John and Sarah (Wad- ford, p. 402). Nequasset 1648 and bot his leigh) Young's wedding, to which they land that yr. (2 Me. Hist. Soc. Col. 1: 268); were invited; constable 1672, fined in 1673 in May 1660 owned near the land then gr. for not clearing his accts.; on committee ab. by Robin Hood to Robert Gutch, in Kenne­ the town debts in 1679; selectman 1679, bec River over ag. Tuessic (Y. D. 2: 32); d. 1680; complained of as an associate of Gove, by 1667. Recorder of Deeds 1654 (Y. D. 35: but not indicted; ( ?Sagamore Creek j. 1684, 52). Christopher Lawson dep. in 1664 that 1685); to record births 1686. Engaged in when he bot from James Cole for Clarke & logging and sued for debt at various times Lake in 1658, J. S. and his w. were much dis­ (see Essex Q. Ct. Records). Wife Mary pleased that he had bot over their heads by joined him in a deed 1680; he last seen 27 which they might be turned out of doors. June 1689 (Y. D. 6: 148). Lists 376b, 377, Lists 11, 181 (and w.). Y. D. 20: 22 recites 383, 49, 52. Land formerly Mr. Edward that his wid. (Elizabeth) m. 2d Richard Smith's, deed., ment. in 1706. Hammond(4), who had his lands, and there 8 ELIZABETH, ±17, testified in 1655 with were two sons liv. with them as boys: James, Bobert Pattishall ±40. Appar. too old to later of Salem, -Harediah-, later of Beverly. be Major Waldron's reputed niece and w. of In Smith v. Hutchinson 1738, Deborah Bur­ Joseph Hall(13). nett and Joanna Williams depos. that they 9 GEORGE, Mr., Exeter, Dover, Lists 372, knew the ch. of James and Elizabeth, nam­ 353, 354ab, 355a, not seen aft. 17 Nov. ing five: Elizabeth James. Samuel, k. by SMITH 643 SMITH Ind. 14 Aug. 1676 when the Hammond ho. prenticed to Col. Ichabod Plaisted, m. Eliza­ was attacked and his step-fa. killed (Doc. beth Heard(8) and liv. in Berwick. Lists Hist. 6: 149), but List 185 shows him as liv. 296, 298. See 'Old Kittery,' p. 735, for 11 Mary, taken captive with mo. in 1676. Haza- ch. 1708-1732. 'Family Records of Berwick' diah, m. 27 May 1684 Hannah Grover(2), d. (typed) adds a dau. Mary bp. 7 Aug. 1737. in Bev. 21 June 1735; ch. See also Mills(14). 19 JAMES(15), blacksmith, m. Margaret, Widow Elizabeth Hammond m. 3d Capt. dau. of Recorder Walter Phillips(21) and John Rowden and ret. to her Me. home. had a ho. near his at Damariscotta bef. the 16 JAMES, and James Gooch apprais. the first war (Y. D. 18: 2). Salem 1676. Dead in Wadleigh est. 1671 (Me. P. & Ct. Rec. ii: 1704 (one J. died in Salem 1702-3), leaving 246). List 248b. wid. Margaret and ch: Samuel. Elizabeth. 17 JAMES, tailor, Oyster River 1662, ±30 James. Sarah. John. Walter. Benjamin. in 1673. See also (26). In 1663 he was Hazadiah. Jacob. See Perley's Hist, of set by the heels for keeping his hat on in ct. Salem, 3: 104. In 1735 Solomon Martin of aft. admonition; fined next day for abs. from Andover q.c. % Smith's or Hammond's farm meeting several months and going once to a on East side of Kennebec, % of Dennis's, Quaker meeting. In 1669 bot from Brown 14 of Lightning's farm, 14 or Sagatock Is­ and Ryall on south side of Oyster River land, all bot from heirs: Samuel Smith of above the falls. Tav. lie. 1686. Lists 363be, Andover, Walter and James S. of Salem, 365, 366, 357c, 359a, 367a, 47, 49, 52, 57, 94. Benj. Pope of Salem and w. (Sarah Smith), He d. of a 'surfeit,' running to assist Capt. Stephen Ford of Charlestown and w., Thom­ Floyd in an Ind. fight at Wheelwright Pond, as Pitman of Manchester and w. (Sarah 6 July 1690. Widow Sarah (Davis 20) and Dennis), John S. of Providence, -Hezekiah - two sons were k. by Ind. 18 July 1694. Son S. of Killingly, Jacob S. of Preston. John adm. his est., filing bond 26 Mar. 1714. 20 JAMES, Wells. See Gowen(4). Ch: John, Oyster River, m. Elizabeth Buss 21 CAPT. JOHN. List 7. (1). Adm. 27 Mar. 1729 to s. John, and 22 JOHN, Damariscove, List 8. again 25 July 1739 to s. James. Widow Eliz­ 23 JOHN, Mr., carpenter, Saco, connected abeth liv. to be old. Ch: John (his wid. Han­ with the Williams(26) est. and taxed in nah m. Charles Facey 1739), James, Joseph, Sept. 1636, Gr.j. and tr.j. 1640. In 1642 B. Elizabeth, Mary, Hannah. James and Sam­ Vines deeded him 100 a. on south side of uel, k. by Ind. Sarah, b. 31 Oct. 1679, m. 26 Saco River, gave him two more deeds 1642, June 1702 Joshua Harding; of Eastham 1643, and Mr. T. Gorges deeded him an is­ 1729. Mary, b. 24 May 1685, m. 1st 13 Nov. land and 100 a. of mainland at Cape Porpus 1707 Thomas Freeman of Cape Cod who d. in 1643. 'Mr. Smith our magistrate for 22 Mar. 1717-8; m. 2d Hezekiah Doane. In Saco' (Letter of Vines 29 Jan. 1643-4). In 1729 Hardings and Doanes q.c. to their br. 1650 he sold his plantation where he liv. to John Smith. Nicholas Bully, reserving one room for two 18 JAMES, Berwick 1668 when bounds be­ yrs. Saco 1656. The hoi of Mr. Smyth ment. tween Miles Piles, now J. S., and Rich­ in Abraham Josselyn's deed 11 June 1660; ard Tozier, mentioned. Wife Martha Mills of Dunstan 2 Sept. 1661 he sold houses, (12). Lists 298, 28, 33. See Newberry. Will, lands, etc. (place not stated) to James Gib­ 10 Aug.—14 Sept. 1687, names w. Martha bins. Of Saco in Mar. 1662, his ho. near (m. 2d Christopher Grant 1), two sons under Mr. Gibbins's; a freeman there 1663. Lists 21, two daus. under 18, cous. Peter Knapp. 235(2), 242, 243ab, 244cf, 245, 263. No rec. Ch: James, blacksmith, m. (ct. July 1693) of an early w. (see Clark 7). Ab. 1673-4 he Martha Bragdon(7). Called both 'of Salmon named as heir a boy, George Page(3 jr.), Falls in Kit.' and ' late of Kit., now of York' whose fa. and aunt Mary(7) had liv. with 24 May 1703 when he exch. farms with him (depos. of Arthur Hughes, John Bony­ Joseph Pray of York and sold him his fa.'s thon and John Harmon 1694; York ct. 6: homestead. Appar. of Scarb. 1727-8 when w. 111); Page took adm. 5 Apr. 1694. Martha was liv. In July 1738, ag. 63, he de­ 24 JOHN (Sr.), Cape Neddick, b. ±1612, posed ab. going from Berwick to York. Ch. may be assumed that runaway serv. of rec. at Y. 1694-1714: Joseph (m. Thankful John Alcoek's, ord. whipped and ret. from Smith; see 42); James, 'Jr.' of York 1722, Saco to Agamenticus 9 Sept. 1640, and sure­ Y. D. 11: 51; John, unrec. and poss. oldest ly was that John liv. at Casco Mill in June ch., see Y. D. 9: 100 (m. 1 July 1724 Judith 1646 with w. Joan who had as a dowry a Thompson); Daniel; Mary (m. Shubael York ho. and land. This prop, they then sold Hinckley; 1 ch. rec. at York); Martha (m. to Richard Bulgar for Mr. Henry Walton of Tobias Ham 5); Ebenezer. Mary. Eliza­ Portsmouth, R. I., whom Smith owed (him­ beth. John, b. 26 July 1685, taken captive self or for a former husb. of Joan's ?). Casco with mo. and bp. in Montreal 3 May 1693, Mill was evid. Yarmouth, as Wm. Royal and depos. in July 1760, ±76, that he was ap­ Richard Carter wit. deed. In 1685, J. S., SMITH 644 SMITH ±73, depos. that he was a marshal under 1695, 1697-1699. On military committee Cleeve ±40 yrs. bef. York grants 1654, 1691 (see Jonathan Moulton 5). Lists 376a, 1668(2), attended ct. as 'the drummer' in 392b, 396, 49, 55b, 59, 64. Wife, List 394. 1655, in 1657 had deed from br.-in4aw Ed­ Lists 52, 54, 57, 62, may belong to (29). ward Wanton (how so related unkn.) of Will, 8 Apr. 1709—8 Mar. 1709-10. Widow Cape Neddick land already in his poss. sev­ Huldah d. ±1740. Ch: Theodate, b. 16 Dec. eral yrs., and by Wanton's depos. 1716 took 1667, d. 2 Oct. 1675. Capt. John, b. 21 Aug. W. 's cattle to keep for halves. O. A. 22 Mar. 1669, m. 11 Apr. 1695 Abigail Shaw(2); d. 1679-80. He led an active life up to Mar. 24 July 1752; 9 ch. His fa. willed him the 40 1685-6 (Y. D. 8: 4) and was the 'execution­ a. where his ho. stood at Brambly Hill. er,' whipping York people 1684-5; see Me. Deborah, b. 7 Apr., d. 11 Aug. 1671. Samuel, P. & Ct. Eec. i, ii; Hist, of York, ii: 23, 27. b. 31 Oct. 1672, List 399a, m. 1st 8 Dec. 1696 Lists 22, 24, 25, 33 (or his son's). See also Euth Haskell who d. 20 Jan. 1700, m. 2d 22 Clark(8), Hannah Mains(3), Phillips(19), Jan. 1706-7 Elizabeth, wid. of Saml. Pease Bugg, Lee(8). His w. Joan or Joanna was (2) ; liv. at North Hill Plain. Will, 22 (d. liv. 23 Oct. 1674 when they deeded the 23) Nov. 1738 names w. Elizabeth, sons Sam­ home place to s. John with a life reserva­ uel, Stephen, gr.s. William, br. Elisha. tion. He m. 2d betw. 13 Sept. 1677—26 Mar. Stephen, b. 23 Apr. 1674, d. 22 July 1692. 1679 Mary (Farrow) Clark(8) and d. bef. 3 Huldah, b. 6 July 1676, m. Thomas Dearborn Feb. 1687-8 when wid. Mary and his only kn. (3) . Christopher, b. 12 Dec. 1677, List 399a, s. John signed an agreement. Kn. also are a d. 18 Aug. 1701. Deborah, b. 12 Apr. 1679, dau. who m. James Jackson(7) and Sarah d. 21 Feb. 1682. Philip, had the homestead (ag. 70 in Jan. 1715-6, when she depos. ab. and to care for mo.; d. s.p. 14 Jan. 1745. Lt. her fa. 's home place 48 yrs. ago) who m. Elisha, farmer, m. Abigail Marston(6); d. Bobert Junkins. See also (39). s.p. Feb. 1759, naming in will w. Abigail and 25 JOHN, Hampton briefly ±1640, came Elisha Marston (Jonathan). Abigail, b. 19 from Watertown and went to Martha's May 1687, m. Lt. Jonathan Marston(6). Vineyard. Lists 391a, 393a may belong to Mary, m. Jeremiah Marston (2). After br. him and w., or to (60). Will, 14 Feb. 1670 Philip died, she sued Elisha Smith and

(d. bef. 9 June 1674), names w. Deborah Elisha Marston for y% and 1/6 of % of the (Parkhurst) and ch: John and Samuel, given homestead that Capt. Christopher Hussey land on Nantucket and to pay their sisters. got with wid. Mingay (SJC 27874). Deborah, m. Nathaniel Batchelder(3). Abi­ 28 JOHN (Jr.), (24), York, Gloucester, had gail. Philip, given land at 'Martin's Vine­ grants 1667 (next his fa.), 1674, and yard,' a Hampton wit. 1668, but liv. on deeds from his fa. in 1674 and 1684. Abs. M. V., as did Samuel and Abigail. See Dal­ from meeting 1673 when his fa. promised his ton (4); N. E. Beg. 68: 370. amendment. Lists 33 (or fa.), 279. See also 26 JOHN, Oyster Eiver 1662. His connec. Weare(l), York Deeds, Me. P. & Ct. Eecords, with Matthew Williams and various cir­ i, ii. Of York 3 Feb. 1687-8 (Y. D. 4: 78); of cumstances indicate that he, (17), (36), and Gloucester 4 Mar. 1709-10 when he sold the Bebecca (Smith) Adams(3) were bros. and York homestead, 100% a., to the Webbers sister. In 1667, he, (17) and M. Williams (10), and of G. in 1713 when James Jack­ were fined for nonappearance at the Bussy son 's 1674 gr. in Y. was laid out to him. His inquest. In 1668 fined for stealing from w. is not identified. Four ch. are kn. by their pocket of Mr. Deering's servant, James q.c. deed of 19 Feb. 1727-8 (Y. D. 12: 244) Leavitt, and the same yr. was at the Deer- when they called their fa. 'late of York, ing ho. with Wm. Pitman and w. Ann; Mr. deed.' (one J. wit. Samuel Webber's will John Woodman then paid his fine. In 1672 there 1716): Elisha of Boxf ord. Elizabeth the ho. of Williams and J. S. was attached, Lull of Ipsw. (m. Thomas Lull, sr., 29 Oct. and summons left 'at the house.' In 1673 1705). Hannah of Ipsw. Patience Curtin of the two were sued by Philip Follett, as­ Ipsw. (int. with Eobert Curtin 14 Apr. signee of John Cutts; both were out of the 1716). As the fa. called himself 'Sr.' in jurisdiction when this came up again in 1710, there may also have been a s. John. 1674; Bichard Nason was bondsman and the 29 JOHN(52), tailor, Hampton, depos. in 'usual place of abode of M. W. and J. S.' May 1695 that he liv. a servant many was mentioned. Not ident. later; no rec. of yrs. with Mr. Timothy Dalton. Dow gives family. Lists 363bc, 365, 366, 357d. him a 1st w. Bebecca Adams, m. 14 May, d. 27 LT. *JOHN(25), cooper, Hampton (±57 15 Sept. 1675. He m. 23 Aug. 1676 Bebecca in Aug. 1700), m. 26 Feb. 1666-7 Huldah Marston (1). Selectman 1692. Jury 1694. (not Hannah) Hussey (1) and in 1674 deeded On 24 May 1694 adm. to Portsmouth No. to her br. Stephen the Nant. land willed him Ch., where 7 ch. bp. 1694-1696. Lists 376a, by his fa. Selectman 1674-5, 1678-9, 1687, 392b, 396, 331c, 49, and see uncertain Lists 1696 (Lt.). Eep. 1684, 1692 (Lt.), 1694, under (27). Ch: David, b. 8 Mar. 1678, not SMITH 645 SMITH bp. with others. One D. m. 3 Nov. 1720 Mar­ Aug. 1708, ±72 in 1712. Ch: Israel, Exeter, garet Goss(3); Kingston 1722; will, of Stratham, b. 16 Jan. 1670-1, ±40 in Mar. Brentwood, ancient, 1747-1758; w. Margaret, 1710-1. Lists 67, 388. Adm. 7 Sept. 1723 to s. Joseph, 6 daus. Israel, tailor, Hampton, s. Eeuben, wid. Hannah renounc. in favor of b. 12 Apr. 1680 (List 399a), d. 20 Mar. 1706. 'my eldest son,' Mehitable Lawrence a wit. Adm. to wid. Sarah (Libby 1, m. 18 June Ch. by deed 1736: Israel, Eeuben, John, Me­ 1701). Ch: Mary, David of Eye, Sarah. Su­ hitabel, all of Ex., Jacob of Kingston, Han­ sanna, b. 14 Oct. 1682, m. Benjamin James nah (w. of Joseph Goss of Ex.), Mary (w. of (1). Capt. Jabez, Esq., m. 21 May 1718 Abraham Stockbridge of Strath.), Deborah Bachel Moulton(8); d. 28 May 1761. Ch: (w. of Bobert Wadleigh). Jacob, b. 10 Aug. Lydia (m. Moulton), Hannah (m. Clough), 1673, Kittery 1698-1716, ag. ±38 in Mar. John. Bebecca, b. 25 June 1687, m. John 1710-1. Lists 67, 298, 376b (1702). Will, of Moulton(8). Meribah, m. Seth Fogg(6 jr.) Exeter, 1741—1744, names w. Priscilla (Bog- and Hannah, both bp. with Sarah 24 May ers 9, m. bef. 12 Jan. 1701-2), 6 ch., gr.ch., 1696. Sarah, b. 28 Aug. 1695, prob. m. Jacob and Mehitable Clifford. Ithiel, depos. in Moulton(8). June 1714, ±38, ab. Quamscot in 1703. Lists 30 JOHN, Falmouth (see Mansfield 5), sent 376b (1702), 388. 'Of Hampt.' when adm. pet. to Andros 18 Jan. 1687; he was and gr. to wid. Mary 5 Mar. 1717-8; 'of Exeter' had been for many yrs. past in poss. of 50 a. by inventory. She was liv. in 1732 when sons at Back Cove. In 1734 John Davis(29) de­ Josiah (as admr.) and Solomon (w. Abigail posed that J. S., deed., was a settler under 1725) sold; other ch. inc. Ithiel of Brent­ Danf orth several yrs. Lists 34, 227. See also wood, Joseph of Stratham, William and (51). Abigail (w. of Benoni Gordon) of Exeter. Abigail, b. 22 June 1678, m. Moses Blake(5). 31 JOHN, a red coat belonging to Pemaquid Joseph, b. 7 Feb. 1680, List 376b (1702); see fort 1689 (Doc. Hist. 5: 37). will of (37). Leah, b. 7 Apr. 1683. Mehita­ 32 CAPT. JOHN(36), Oyster Eiver, m. 17 bel, b. 14 Aug. 1685, m. Zachariah Clifford June 1694 Susannah Chesley(5) who was (4). Oliver, had deed from fa. 1715, m. 6 adm. to O. E. Ch. 17 Mar. 1722-3 as Lt. J. S. 's June 1717 Buth Blake(5), d. 1757-1760, leav­ wife. Selectman, Capt. of military com­ ing wid. Jane and ch. (one O. m. Jean Yeu- pany, large landowner. Lists 368ab, 369. ren at Kingston in 1750). See also Bell's Will, 10 Mar. 1739-40 (d. 14 May 1744), Exeter for one Jonathan who m. Mary Ames names wife (d. 24 Mar. 1746, aged 68), ch. in 1714 (2 ch.), Bridget Keniston(3) in 1719 and br. Samuel. Ch: Capt. John, b. 18 May (12 ch.) and N. H. Probate 3: 62, for his 1695, m. 1 June 1727 Mary Jones(40); d. will 1741—1742; yet in 1741 Bridget, form, s.p. 17 Dec. 1747. Lists 386b, 369. Elizabeth, wid. of Isaac Clifford, was now w. of Jona­ b. 1 Aug. 1697, m. Eobert Burnham(2). Col. than S. Joseph, Esq., Newmarket, b. 7 Sept. 1701, d. 29 Mar. 1781, m. 20 Nov. 1729 Sarah Glidden 35 JOSEPH, List 268b. (Andrew 3), who d. 25 Nov. 1785. Ch. Han­ 36 JOSEPH, Oyster Eiver, at Wm. Pit­ nah, b. 30 Sept. 1703, m. 24 Nov. 1726 as 2d man's in June 1661, ±22; ±61 in Mar. w. Tristram Cofiin(6 jr.). Samuel, b. 6 Feb. 1703-4; depos. 1719 ab. Valentine Hill 63 1706-7, List 369, m. 17 Mar. 1733 Margaret yrs. ago. See also (26). He wit. a deed in Lindall; ch. Capt. Benjamin, Lubberland, b. 1657, bot 40 a. from Matthew Williams in 22 Mar. 1709-10, d. 1791, had ch. by three 1660, and was gr. a small piece of waste land wives, Jemima Hall, Anna Veazie, Sarah for a ho.-lot betw. Matthew and Wm. Wil­ Clark. List 369. Deac. Ebenezer, Lubber- liams, jr. Jury 1669; constable 1670; select­ land, b. 6 June 1712, d. 25 June 1764, m. man 1699, (Í1700 or 1701). His ho. was a Margaret Weeks (see 2) who is said to have garrison. Lists 353, 358b, 359a, 363abe, 365, m. 2d Hon. George Frost of Newcastle. Ch. ?380, 49, 52, 66. He owed Nicholas Pearl for Winthrop, b. 30 May 1714, d. 1728. shoes 1690-1695 for his own fam. and for 33 CAPT. JOHN, surveyor of the town (Kit­ Hance's ch., and also for Godfrey, Francis tery) 1703, Y.D. 7: 227. Drew, Stephen Jenkins, Wm. Hill, Henry 34 JONATHAN(52), briekmaker, Exeter. Marsh, Henry Bines, Thomas Ash. Mary Of Hampton, he bot 15 a. and a ho. at Tasket owed him in 1697. Wife Elizabeth Ex. from Samuel Leavitt in June 1667, and Bickford(12) d. 25 May 1727. See Matthews m. at Haverhill 25 Jan. 1669 Mehitabel Hold- (12). His will, 7 July 1727—26 Dec. 1728, ridge (Wm.). He prob. had his trade from names gr.ch. Sobriety Crommett and Pa­ John Wooden from whom he bot land at tience Tash, and ch: John, b. 9 Jan. 1669-70. North Plain, Hampt., in 1671. Constable Mary, m. 1st James Thomas(6), m. 2d Lt. 1699. Lists 383, 376b (1698, 1702), 52, 67. Samuel Page(2). Elizabeth, m. 1st Capt. In 1706 he deeded to s. Israel flats in Hampt. Samuel Chesley(4), m. 2d Amos Pinkham which he had of his fa., the flats never to be (1). Col. t*Samuel, b. 16 June 1687, select­ sold, but to go to I.'s heirs. Aged ±68 in man, Eep., Councillor, bot in Scarboro 1720 SMITH 646 SMITH (see Y. D. 15: 79); m. 16 Feb. 1709-10 Han­ philus, Esq., b. 14 Feb. 1667, m. Mary Stan- nah Burnham(2) who d. 14 July 1750. Will, yan(3) who was liv. 13 Feb. 1717-8. Exeter 16 May 1755 (d. 2 May 1760). Lists 368b, constable 1694, 1695. Lists 57, 67, 376b 369. 12 ch. Joseph, liy. 1694 (gr. of 40 a.), (1698, 1706), 377. Ex. selectman 1699, 1706, not in will. One Joseph, Jr., List 358b. 1711-2, 1717-8 (he or son 1727 and later). 37 COL. t*JOSEPH(52), Hampton, liv. on Will, 14—23 Mar. 1736-7; ch: Theophilus (m. fa.'s homestead. Selectman, moderator, Sarah Gilman), Mary Tilton, Dorothy San­ Rep., Justice Superior Ct., Chief Justice, born, Elizabeth Gilman, Lydia Wadleigh, Councillor, Judge of Probate, Province dec. (her husb. and 2 ch.). Hannah, b. 10 Treasurer, Capt., Major many yrs., Col. 1716- May 1673, m. 1st Thomas Odell, m. 2d Eben­ 7. Lists 392b, 395, 396, 399a, 49, 52, 55a, 66, ezer Folsom(9). 68. See also Deborah Godfrey(4). He m. 41 NICHOLAS (40), Exeter, m. Mary Gor- bef. 1694 Dorothy Cotton(4) who d. 20 Dee. don(l), see Lissen(2). Jury 1699. Lists 1706, m. 2d 17 Apr. 1707 Mary Moore(26) 52, 62, 67. Will, 13 Feb.—6 June 1716, names who d. 15 Oct. 1708, m. 3d 16 Feb. 1708-9 w. Mary, 13 ch.; w. and son Richard execs. Mrs. Elizabeth Marshall (see 2). Will, 28 She d. 1737 (SJC 10940). Ch: Bichard, tan­ Oct. 1712 (d. s.p. 15 Nov. 1717), names w. ner, Ex., first taxed 1714, m. Mary Mattoon Elizabeth (m. next Ephraim Jackson 20); (2) who d. 21 Jan. 1772; he was bur. 22 Apr. cousins Jabez, Jacob and Joseph Smith (the 1765. 7 ch. Nathaniel, b. 15 Sept. 1695. Will, last at Dedham); three Page cousins, giving of Kingston, 12 June 1753 (d. 6 Aug. 1757), homestead to Saml. Page's eldest son; Mary names w. Elizabeth (see Stone 3), 5 of 7 rec. Moore (Wm. 26 jr.); Nathaniel Locke (his ch., gr.s. Nathl. Weare. Capt. Daniel (List 388 oldest feather bed or 40 shillings). and Y. D. 9: 230); m. in Biddef. 1 Jan. 1719 38 JOSEPH, York, m. Hannah, wid. of Tim­ Rebecca Emery(3) who m. 2d 28 May 1755 othy Hodsdon (9) and also appar. wid. of Nathl. Ladd of Falm. 8 eh. rec. Nicholas, Nicholas Smith(42). Town gr. 1701; j. 1703. taxed 1718, m. 1st Judith Gilman(15). Ex­ He d. bef. 4 Dec. 1713 (Y. D. 8: 247). List eter 1749. Will, of Brentwood 1753—1758, 279. In 1747 heirs sold land gr. to him in names 2d w. Susannah (Scribner 2) Mud- 1700-1. Ch: Joseph, mariner, b. 11 Feb. 1699- gett, 9 ch. Benjamin, Exeter, b. 1 Feb. 1702, 1700, liv. 1748. Benjamin, b. 24 Apr. 1702, adm. 28 Dec. 1756 to wid. Mehitable; 9 ch. lost at sea with Elisha Allen 1 June 1724. Edward, Biddef. 1749; see Stackpole Gen. Widow Judith (Preble 4) m. 2d Samuel (2d edit., 1920), p. 88. Capt. John, Biddef. Goodwin and was again a wid. in 1748 when 1749, Dayton, liv. 1789. Wife Sarah Stack- an unmar. dau. Mary Smith was liv. Han­ pole; 4 or more ch. Ann, was Clarke in 1716 nah, b. 17 Feb. 1705-6, m. Benj. Thompson and the only mar. dau. Mary, m. Daniel Lov- (2). ering; Ex. 1749. Elizabeth, m. Thomas Mud- gett of Brentwood; wid. in Ex. 1749. Pa­ 39 LYDIA, York 1684, see Joseph Preble(6). tience, m. 9 Feb. 1729 Joseph Eastman of 40 NICHOLAS, Exeter, b. ±1629, bot a ho. Kingston. Comfort, m. Wm. Lovering; from James Wall in Sept. 1658, John and Kingston 1749. Abigail, w. of Bichard Berry Elizabeth Gilman wit. Selectman 1658; of Biddef. 1749. Comr. 1659; gr.j. 1659, 1670; j. 1665; tav. lie. 1659; constable 1668, 1669. In 1668 sued 42 NICHOLAS, an Indian captive 1691, was Nicholas Lisson for mowing his flats; in at Fort Wm. Henry in N. Y. with Mat­ Apr. 1669, ±40, depos. that he offered Abra­ thew Paulling 10 Nov. 1694; both said they ham Collins what corn he wanted on Lis­ had been taken in ' Province of Wells.' Poss. son's acct.; Richard Smith depos. in same the same N., husbandman, York, who m. case. Lists 377, 379. See also (7). His 1st there 25 June 1695 Hannah Hodsdon and wife unkn.; he m. 2d aft. Oct. 1665 Mary was k. (Trooper Smith) with young Simpson (Satchell) Dale, and d. 22 June 1673, adm. coming post from Wells (List 96, July 4, to wid. 14 Oct. foil. Her 3d husb., Charles 1697). Adm. to wid. Hannah 10 Aug. 1697, Runlett(l) ack. a judgment for her to Mr. Matthew Austin bondsman. If as appears, John Cutts who in 1677 sold part of the she was 1st the wid. of Timothy Hodsdon (9), homestead to Nathl. Folsom. Ch: Nathaniel, then she m. 3d Joseph Smith(38). Poss. fa. b. 9 June 1660, taken as a child by Dea. Wm. of (43) by an earlier w.; by w. Hannah, cert, Godfrey, in 1677 ord. to remain with John one child. Thankful, dau. of one Nicholas, Marion till 21. He depos. at Goody Fuller's m. Joseph Smith (James 18 jr.) by 1719. trial 14 July 1680. Drowned, inquest, List 43 NICHOLAS, wounded by Ind. when 397b. Nicholas, b. 3 Sept. 1661. Ann, b. 8 James Ferguson and w. (members of Ber­ Feb. 1663. In 1672 Goody Cole, by report, wick Ch.) were killed; he escaped and was appeared in various forms and enticed a cured (List 96, Sept. 28, 1707). See also girl (A. S.) to live with her. Of Hampt., she (42) but Dr. Banks suggested he might m. Israel Clifford(2). Appar. by 2d w: Theo- have been a Gowen. SMITH 647 SMITH 44 OBA., a navy boy 1657 (Y. D. 1: 60-1). 1676, agreeing that the est. be divided 45 QUINCH (or Quince), Portsmouth 1658- among his five sons, including s.-in-law Page 9, sued Edward Hayes(2) in Me. ct., July as one. 1659, for striking him and calling him a 53 SAMUEL, shipwright, North Yarmouth rogue and Hannah Battle (Beedlet) a whore. 1665, ret. to Eng. and m. wid. Eleanor Lists 323, 326a, 78. Beale of Badock, co. Cornwall, 26 Jan. 1666 46 RALPH, tailor, Boston, and w. Huldah, (Banks). sold 2000 a. at Muscongus 1733 (Y. D. 16: 54 SAMUEL, 1693, List 98 and prob. List 178). 334a. 47 REUBEN (Smith alias Shaw), son of 55 SAMUEL, Saco soldier, Lists 248ab, and Buth Shaw(2), whose br. Edward deed­ poss. List 39, may have been same as ed to him in 1726. (56). 48 RICHARD, wit. delivery of the Cam- 56 SAMUEL, Berwick, Dover, Biddeford, mock patent 23 May 1633 (Y. D. 2: 85). depos. with James Frost ab. Upper Kit. 49 RICHARD, Ipswich, fa.-in-law of Edw. men in 1705, m. (ct. Apr. 1708, his 'wife') Gilman, jr., 1651, List 378. See also Rich­ Margaret Emery(12), and was of Dover 5 ard ment. under (40). Mar. 1714-5 when he bot from his br.-in-law 50 RICHARD, Kittery, servant of Mrs. James Emery y2 his Hitchcock lands in Bid­ Mitchell 1661 (Essex Q. Ct. Bee. 3: 212); deford. List 358d; see also (55). Biddef. ag. 27 in 1661, ±30 in 1664; sued by Roger 1733 (see 51 jr.). In 1736 Benj. Haley de­ Kelly 1667 and by Abraham Collins as atty. pos. that Richard Stimpson addressed him for Mr. Francis Morgan in 1669. Richard, as 'Brother Smith' and they talked about York, drunk in 1678 when Mr. Dummer Abel Smith of Boston. Ch. included four bp. would pay his fine. at So. Berw. 4 July 1715: Joel, mariner, had 51 RICHARD, Falmouth (see 30), m. Mary deed from parents, 1 a., part of Hitchcock Davis(9), remov. with her fam. to the lot, 'being the very spot on which the old Kennebec, on the western side of the Great fort stood.' Samuel. John. Daniel. Ano. s. Island over ag. Newtown, ±1687, and joined James had land from his fa., of Biddef., them in a pet. to Andros asking for 100 a. 1743. each. List 189. Marblehead 1689. Widow 57 SARAH (?Berwick), had an illeg. child m. 2d Samuel Wood. Ch. rec. at Gloucester: 1671 (Me. P. & Ct. Bee. ii: 221). Thomas, b. at Falmouth 26 Feb. 1684. Rich­ 58 SOLOMON, Kittery (List 289), Kit. wit. ard, b. at Marblehead 15 July 1689, evid. the 1708 (Y. D. 7: 98), m. at Wells 16 Sept. R. at Biddeford 1723-1754+ (w. Mary liv. 1718 Susannah Barton(5) who m. 2d 14 Jan. Oct. 1752), who was gr.s. of one Davis of 1730-1 John Whitney. See Y. D. 15: 24. At Falm. In 1733 he and w. Mary were arrested least one ch. Rebecca, b. at Biddeford 28 for complicity in counterfeiting, when Rich­ Mar. 1723. ard Stimson and Saml. Smith(56) were their 58i^ SUSANNA, ±15 in Feb. 1682-3 (N. H. bondsmen. See also Morgan(7); Y. D. 14: Files 6: 349), dau. of Daniel and Mary 49; 20: 222; 26: 224; 30: 382; N. E. Reg. (Grant) S. of Watertown. See Eose(l). 71: 128. 59 THOMAS, with Henry Jocelyn wit. for 52 ROBEET, tailor, Exeter 1639, Hampton Narias Hawkins 6 July 1639, and in by 1654, ±61 in Oct. 1673, ±83 in May Saco ct. 1640 sued Capt. Cammock and Mr. 1695 when he depos. ab. the Willix daus. Jocelyn for a debt which he came over to (Beg. 69: 361). Com.t.e.s.c. 1643. O. A. 17 collect and had been forced to stay to the Apr. 1644. Gr.j. 1650, 1666, 1669, 1670, 1674; hindrance of his affairs in Eng. Gr. and tr.j. j. 1651, 1653, 1664-5. One of three magis­ 1640. The same yr. a bondsman for James trates for Ex. named by Mass. in 1652. Cole and an arbitrator betw. John Bichards Hampt. selectman 1654, 1660; constable and Francis Knight. See also Sankey. 1671. Freed from ordinary training 1673. 60 THOMAS, Hampton 1640, prob. the Gr.j. 1683. Lists 373, 374ac(2), 375b, 376ab tailor sued in Str. Bank ct. 1642. In 1653 (1645), 378, 392b, 393b, 394, 396, 398, 43, 49, his land abutted that of Edmund Johnson, 52. See also Leader(3), Eeed(9). Wife Su­ deed. List 392a; Lists 391a, 393a (Goody), sanna k. by lightning 12 June 1680. His prob. his, but see (25). In 1652 John and will, 22 Mar. 1699-1700 (d. 30 Aug. 1706), Joan Andrews sued one T. S. in Me. et. for

names 5 ch: John, willed y2 the land given slander and assault. his fa. by Robert Mason, Esq. Jonathan, b. 61 WILLIAM, Mr., Black Point, was con­ ±1640. Asahel, given 40 a. at the new plan­ stable from Cape Elizabeth Eastward in tation, £4 and y\ the cattle. Joseph, given 1636, wit. Capt. Bonython's deed 1642, and

y2 of the Mason land. Meribah m. Francis was a Cammock appraiser 1643. In Sept. Page(2). A deed, son was Israel of Boston; 1651 George Cleeve as agent for Alex. Rigby, adm. 20 May 1676 to fa., who wrote 24 July Esq., granted to W. S. and Andrew Brown SMITH 648 SNELL 500 a., see Brown (2); he sold his half to Great Isl. 1669. In July 1670 he liv. at Scottow in 1662 (the orig. deed in York Thomas Chesley's and in 1672 was at Thom­ Files, 1730, Pickering v. Harmon). Select­ as Beard's with Philip Chesley. This last man, confirming Foxwell land (SJC 26124). compl. that Snell went to his ho. whenever Before 1663 he had sold John Burrage's land he was not there, and the ct. warned him to to Thomas Elkins. Aged ±69 in July 1664 keep away from Chesley's wife. Stephen when he depos. ab. the Burrage est., but was Jones was his bondsm. in 1672, Thomas Ed- ±72 when he made his will 25 Oct. 1661 gerly in 1673. See also (2) and Sanders(ll). (prov. 3 July 1676), giving to br. Bichard 2 ELIZABETH, in Dover ct. 1679, poss. con­ of Westchester, Eng., 'and two sisters in nected with (1) or (8). Eng.; Henry Jocelyn, exec, who stated when 3 CAPT. OEOBOE, mariner, York, Portsm., he filed the inv. that W. S. d. in Mar. 1675-6, sold y3 of a Shoals stage in 1663. York ag. 88. Mr. William was abs. from meet, in gr. 24 July 1663. Portsm. by 1678, taxed 1672. Lists 22, 231, 235. 1690, adm. to No. Ch. from Ch. at York 16 62 WILLIAM, Dover 1659-1660, frequented Mar. 1693-4. Adm. on Mr. Shubael Dum­ taverns with Philip Chesley and Thomas mer's est. was gr. to him 19 Mar. 1691-2 and Footman and fought with James Middleton. removed to Mr. Jeremiah Dummer 28 Nov. Lists 356e, 362b. 1693 (Me. ct.). Portsm. selectman 1692-1694; 63 WILLIAM (Me.), given costs ag. Boger tr.j. 1694, 1696, foreman; gr.j. 1695, foreman Kelly for not prosec his suit in July 1667, 1698, 1699. Lists 51, 52, 57, 60, 62, 65, 324 and at same ct. wit. ag. Kelly for selling (2) , 329, 330d, 331c, 332a, 334a, 335a, 336b, beer. Note also (50). One Wm. and John 337. The mo. of his ch., Hannah (Alcock 1), Puddington fined in York ct. Sept. 1670 for was succeeded by three or more widows, refusing to testify. Wm. and (24) were Agnes Cowell(2); Eiehord Hunking(3) aft. pres. when Joseph Tibbetts was apprent. to Oct. 1681 (List 52) who evid. left and liv. in Matthew Austin. Boston; and Hannah Hull(8) by June 1698 64 WILLIAM, Scarb. soldier, List 237b. (List 331c twice). See also Phillips(23). 65 WILLIAM, Oyster Biver garrison, List Will, 9 May 1706—Mar. 1707-8 names w. 399a. Hannah (liv. 1726), his and her ch., several 66 WILLIAM, Kittery, had grants 1699, gr.ch., br. Job Alcock; wife and s. John 1703, m. (fined Oct. 1699) Sarah Gowen execs. Ch: Samuel, mariner, Piscataqua, (4). Lists 290, 296-298. In 1760 they deeded List 314, m. Hannah Hubbard (Hobart) of to s. Elisha of Berwick 20 of 30 a. bot from Hingham, mar. bond in Boston 12 Jan. 1687. Peter Wittum. 'Old Kittery,' p. 735, names Dau. Hannah, b. and d. in Hingham 1689- ch: William (see Parsons 3). Elizabeth. 1690. Of Boston, he d. bef. 28 Oct. 1690; Lemuel. Anne. James. Elisha. Stephen. adm. 4 Nov. to wid. Hannah who appar. m. Sarah Margaret. 2d John Doane of Billingsgate. John, b. 67 ZACHARIAH, s. of Thomas of ( fWater- 1667-8. Mary, m. Hon. John Wheelwright town), worked at Piscataqua for the (3) . Hannah, m. 1st John Ballard(2), m. 2d Broughtons in 1670. George Broughton ±28 Dependence Littlefield(7). Abiel, m. Eben­ and Jerusha Hitchcock (Bichard) ±18, test, ezer Hill(17). in suit of Bichard Satle, gdn. and gr.fa. of 4 LT. JOHN(3), cooper, Portsm., taxed Z. S. 's bast, ch., ag. the Smith family. Z. had Jan. 1688-9, in 1692 bot from S. Pen- been k. by an Ind. (Middlesex Files 1672). hallow land near the great ho. Culler of 68 SEBOT., slain by Ind. betw. York and pipestaves 1692. Jury 1695. Ag. 27 in 1694, Cape Neddick, List 96, 10 Aug. 1707. ±30 in 1698, 38 in 1705. Aft. his fa. d. he 69 WIDOW, carried off by Ind. from a Stur­ evid. liv. in his ho. Lists 57, 61-64, 330d, geon Creek garrison 8 June 1693. 331c, 335a, 336c, 337. He m. Elizabeth Hull 70 , s. of Lt. Smith of Winnisimmet, (8) who was adm. to No. Ch. 2 Apr. 1696, k. near York ab. 7 Apr. 1677 (Hubbard). List 331c. Adm. to her and s.-in-law Wm. SNAWSELL (also Snowsell), Thomas, Bos­ Forss 3 Sept. 1718; inv. incl. 'dwelling ho. ton merchant 1669-1671, with w. Judith Alexander lives in.' She was liv. a wid. in sold 1 a. on Great Isl. to Christopher Jose. 1726. Ch. appear: George, bp. 5 Apr. 1696, (Was she Caleb Pendleton's wid. ?) See also named in gr.fa.'s will 1706. Elizabeth, m. Essex Q. Ct. Bee 3: 348-9. William Forss (see Fost, 2 jr.). Jane, named in gr.fa.'s will, m. 1st Tristram Heard(ll SNELL, Devon-Cornwall, a few in co. jr.), m. 2d Benjamin Hayes(3). Reuben, m. Suffolk. 6 Apr. 1732 Sarah Barnes. One John of 1 CHRISTOPHER (±26 in 1672), wit. Edw. Portsm., m. 7 Oct. 1731 Sarah -Catu-, but see West's bond to Philip Chesley, sr., 9 John(6), and Cater(l). July 1666, and as West's runaway servant 5 MARTHA (Matthews). See (7), (8), and was ord. in 1667 to serve him an extra yr. Snelling (3). SNELL 649 SOUTHER 6 SAMUEL, Portsm., Greenland. Lists 67, ag. 56 yrs. 7 mos. 20 d. (Copp's Hill). 7 or 330de, 336bc, 339. Samuel and farm more ch. He may have m. 1st in 1693 Sarah taxed for the Mill Dam 1713, he or son taxed Sedgwick who liv. but a few mos. William, as late as 1731. In 1717 (Snellen) he sold b. 9 Apr. 1671. Benjamin, blockmaker, b. Portsm. common rights. He and w. Mary 18 Aug. 1672, m. 1st 29 Jan. 1694 Jemima (appar. Fickett 1) were rec. into cov. So. Andrews(7); m. 2d 11 Mar. 1707-8 Margaret Ch., 29 Jan. 1723-4. In 1741 he or his son, (Rule) Johnson, both liv. 1729. 7 + 2 eh. in of Durham, sold a 1721 Scarb. gr. and in Boston. 1742 sold Barr. right to Thomas. Ch: Samuel, 3 MARTHA (Sneling), a Shoals wit. (by jr. and Thomas, both rec. into cov. with their mark) 1672. See Snell(5). parents. Thomas, cordwainer, Barr. 1736, 4 THOMAS, Shoals 1660, List 302a. One Durham, m. Joanna Pinkham who was gr. Thomas, a ship-carp., liv. at Dartmouth, adm. 26 Sept. 1750; large est. (ÍList 229). Old Eng., d. intest. in Boston 16 Oct. 1661. Bp. together 29 Jan. 1723-4: Abigail. John (see 4). Martha. Mary. Solomon, Barr. SNOW, became the 80th commonest name 1736, m. Elizabeth Beynolds(l). in N. E. See Frink(l), Montague. 7 THOMAS, fined for overdrinking in 1649 1 HENRY, b. at Torbay, co. Devon, in 1674, (see Jocelyn 4), prob. the Shoals fisher­ m. Sarah Nason(4), d. in upper par. of man and poss. fa. of (8), yet in July 1657 Kittery during week ending 4 May 1771, ag. Brian Pendleton was gr. adm. on his and 97. Lists 290, 291. 7 ch, the first b. 22 Nov. Wm. Drew's estates, they lately deed, and 1703. no one appearing to administer. 2 THOMAS, 1670. List 82. 8 THOMAS, Smuttynose, son of Martha 3 THOMAS, from Ilfracombe, co. Devon, (Matthews 5) (Snell) Brown, was willed m. Elizabeth Clark(20) 13 Oct. 1716. See by his uncle Francis Matthews in 1678 the also Phillips (1). ho. his mo. Martha was then liv. in. His ho. Soddans, Elias, a commissioner for Cornwall on Smuttyn. ment. in Oct. 1683. See also under N. Y. rule 1685; see Y. D. 10: 261. (7), (2). SOLLEY, Nathaniel, Portsmouth merchant, 9 WILLIAM, prob. of Scarboro. In June form, of London, bot adj. Hart's wharf 1661 Henry Watts gave a receipt, in part, in 1702, and the same yr. gave p/a to George to him and Philip Griffin, and a release in Jaffrey(4) whose gr.dau. Elizabeth Jaffrey full in Feb. 1664-5. Both were sued for debt m. in 1741 Samuel Solley (Councillor). She by Mr. Jordan in Nov. 1665. In 1672 Wm. d. in Portsm. in 1753, he in Eng. in 1785. See Oliver sued him for slander in York ct., get­ also Sloper (3). ting £10 and costs. One Wm. was taxed in Boston in 1687; Wm. d. there 10 Nov. 1726, Soper. See Sloper, Frost(14), Tilman; Y. D. ag. 91. 16: 149; 17: 35,36. Souden, Bobert, York, had a 20 a. gr. next John Frost's in 1671, if he build within a SNELLING. See Fickett(l), Hilton(5). yr., and ano. gr. in Mar. 1672-3. Wit. Wm. Samuel Snell of Portsm. is found also as Snelling. Moore's will, 1691. 1 ANN, ±19 in 1669 when assaulted by Soul, Edward, a Shoals appraiser in 1672. David Campbell. Goodw. Sheares(5) had Soullard, Martha, w. of Peter, d. in Boston sent her to him to buy wine. 14 Oct. 1717, ag. ±38. See Drake(4), 2 JOHN, Saco 1655 when he slandered Y. D. 8: 168. James Harmon, who in 1656 as Snell- Southard, Thomas, and wife, Casco, taken ing's endorser was sued by B. Hitchcock by Ind. 10 Aug. 1703; List 39. See and in turn sued Snelling. In 1661 sued by Southerin. Thomas Mills for detaining fish, and by SOUTHER, Souter, John, m. in Boston 11 Morgan Howell for not deliv. fish to Capt. Jan. 1660-1 Hannah Beed(9), lived in Pendleton; in 1662 sued by Wm. Batten for Hampton by 1666. Ag. ±39 in 1671-2, when £12. Prob. the Boston resident who is ident. he depos. that his wife's sis. Mary (see Nay­ as son of John and Frances (Hele) S. of lor) liv. with them 15 mos. Pub. ho. lie Plympton St. Mary, co. Devon (N. E. Beg. 1674; prison keeper 1685. Lists 54, 57. Wife 52: 342). Sarah, w. of this John, was gr. Hannah d. 15 Jan. 1675. A 2d w. Mary and adm. 13 Nov. 1672. Ch. b. Boston: Sarah, b. ch., Mary, James, Sarah, Bebecca, were 4 Oct. 1657. John, blockmaker, b. 17 Mar. named in his deed of real and pers. prop. 3 1664, m. Jane Adams(2), who m. 2d John July 1705. Ch: Hannah, rec at Boston 31 Chamberlain and d. in 1738, ag. 68. 6 ch. in Aug. 1663; liv. in June 1667 when Nathaniel Boston 1689-1699. Joseph (not rec), mar­ Boulter deeded to her and br. John 1 a. of iner, m. 19 July 1694 Rebecca Adams(13). his home-lot. Bee at Hampt: John, b. 13 He d. 15 Aug. 1726, ag. ±59, she 7 Nov. 1730, Apr. 1666, dead or abs. in 1703 when his fa. SOUTHER 650 SPENCER had his land. Mary, b. 25 Aug. 1668, m. John acct. Williams also wit. a mortg. on the Berry (8). Rebecca, b. 5 Dec. 1670, d. 26 Sept.. homestead they gave to her br. Benjamin in 1675. Sarah, b. 27 Feb. 1672-3, d. 6 Oct. 1675. 1703. Ag. ±59 in Dec. 1709. Lists 376b By 2d w: James, b. 4 Mar. 1678, had w. (1698), 384b, 388. She was liv. in 1718. Sarah. List 399a. 1 ch. rec, Benjamin, b. 6 Poss. it was the s. Thomas (List 388) and Aug. 1715. Isaac, b. 9 Mar. 1680, d. bef. 1703. not the fa. who sold marsh with s. John Sarah, b. 8 Aug. 1682, m. 27 Aug. 1706 John (List 388) in 1714. John's will, 1766—1766, Eollins (see 6). Bobert, d. 30 Oct. 1703, ag. names w. Elizabeth, 4 sons, 4 daus. One J. 17. Rebecca, b. 11 Sept. 1689. m. Ruth Allen in Greenl. 1 Dec. 1720. SOUTHS RIN, Thomas, soldier at Saco fort 1696 (List 248b), m. at York 9 May 1699 SPENCER, rare in No. and So. of Eng., Elizabeth (Dodd) Boyal(l). Both of York numerous in the midlands. An ancient in Sept. 1700 (Y. D. 6: 75). See Southard. baronial fam. derived from a steward -le Sowtherick, John, List 80. Despencer- to the King. Became 92d com­ SOWTON. 1 Christopher. Souton, Cone D. monest name in N. E. 13: 340 (1660). [fSowton], List 330a. 1 GEORGE, with Rishworth wit. a Smith 2 CAPT. WILLAM (Sowtone), liv. at Mr. fam. deed 1 Aug. 1684. 'John alias John Cutts' in 1667; see Squire(l). George' was sued by F. Gorges in York ct. Sparhawk. See Pepperell. 1686, consid. by Col. Banks the same as (6); see 'Hist, of York' ii: 9. George S. and SPARKS, Sparke. See Harris(lO), Moses Brawn, his now w., were bef. York ct. 6 Apr. (1), Perkins(ll), Boper. 1697 and fined as G. S. and wife, 4 Jan. 1697- 1 EDWARD, ag. 22, came as a servant with 8; see Brawn (1). Thomas Page(7). 2 HUMPHREY(ll), carpenter, tav. keeper, 2 HENRY, fought with Cromwell the In­ Kittery, Great Island, b. ±1646 (ag. dian in 1667, both fined at Cochecho. 43 in Apr. 1689), m. 1st Elizabeth Sheares Taxed 1671. Fined in 1673 for taking Sam­ (2), m. 2d one Grace by 25 July 1676 when uel Leavitt's bridle from Goodm. Robie's. his parents gave him a ho. and 30 a. in Kit. Lists 356j, 381. Of Exeter, he m. Martha (Berwick). Of Gt. Isl. they bot land from Barrett at Chelmsford 10 July 1676. In Feb. the Mussell est. in Mar. 1677-8. Sold liq. 1677-8 'late of Ex. now sojourning at there in 1678. Me. lie. 1680, also in 1681 Chelmsf.' ack. judg. to Simon Bradstreet. with ferry lie. to Gt. Isl. and Str. Bank. See Chelmsford Records. Pub. ho. lie. and taxed Gt. Isl. 1682-1690. 3 HESTER, wit. John Pickering's bond to Jury 1684, 1688; gr.j. (Me.) 1694. Lists 298, Abraham Corbett in 1665. One Esther 313a, 331b, 52, 92. He d. 19 Dec. 1700. Wife -Sparhawk- m. Samuel Adams in Chelmsford Grace wit. in contest over est. of T. Harris in 1668. (26) in 1684; alive 2 Apr. 1686. In Sept. 4 JOHN, Saco 1653, his lot ment. 1656. Lists 1687 Wm. Haines told that H. S. and his mo. 243a, 244be. Town rate made 28 Aug. poisoned his w. who died. As Grace outliv. 1669 towards maintaining old Goodman S., his mo., Haines must have referred to the who was bur. 24 Oct. 1669. 1st w. Elizabeth Emery depos. in 1738, ag. 5 JOHN, a Barrington propr. List 339. ±82, that his 1st w. left two sons: Humph­ Susanna reed, into Portsm. So. Ch. 4 rey, Berwick innkeeper, constable 1696-7, m. Oct. 1719 and s. John baptized. bef. 17 June 1701 Mary Cutts(3) who m. 2d 6 ROGER, gunner at Pemaquid 1689. List Joseph Moulton(6). His will, 22 Jan.—11 126. July 1712. List 296. Ch: William, brot up 7 THOMAS, started and dropped an action by mo. 2 yrs. 6 mos.; m. Mary Gerrish (Benj. ag. Nicholas Tuckerman in York ct. 1666. 3). Sarah, brot up 4 yrs. 6 mos.; m. Thomas One T. S., resident in Cape Elizabeth in Newmarch. Samuel, brot up 6 yrs. 3 mos.; 1685, bot from Clement Swett a ho. and 20 liv. 1737. Thomas, a small boy in Oct. 1685 a. next north of John Parrott. One Rebecca, and apprent. to Thomas Parker (26) who was wid., m. Robert McKenney(5) at Dover in accus. of abusing him. He d. a young man 1692. In 1732 land was laid out to their s. (Emery depos.). Stackpole adds Mary, un­ Henry McK. out of the land deeded by Mr. married. One Mary of Berw. d. 19 or 20 Apr. Fryer to Mr. Hollicomb; (Thomas) Sparks' 1704, 'aft. some months' sickness with a old ho. was nearby. disease called Strangury' (List 96). ' Spear, George. See Gent(2). 3 JOHN, Mr., Newbury. On 3 Mar. 1636 the SPEED, Thomas, Exeter, b. ±1650, m. bef. Genl. Ct. gave permis, for a planta. at Mar. 1694 Sarah Jones(17). They were Winnaeunnet and for Mr. Dummer and Mr. fighting with the Folsoms(6) in Mar. 1698-9; J. S. to impress men to build a ho., they to in 1699 he got judg. ag. Nathl. Folsom, and be reimbursed from the treasury or by those Henry Williams credited the amount on his coming to inhabit. See references in Essex SPENCER 651 SPENCER

Q. Ct. Bee., vol. i; also Essex Prob. i: 107-8, Moses S., for 1/5 of y2 of 50 a. at Pipe Stave for his will (left with Mr. Dummer when he Hills laid out to Moses sr. in Mar. 1673-4, went to Eng.), 1 Aug. 1637—29 Mar. 1649, recites that he d. about 1693 leaving 4 ch: naming (4) his chief heir. Isaac, List 298. One Isaac m. Bethia Ger- 4 JOHN, Mr., Newbury, neph. and heir of rish in Boston 10 Dec. 1701. His wid. Eliza­ (3). Presum. the foreman of a Kit. cor. beth m. 2d James Emery(3 jr.), m. 3d j. (death of "Warwick Heard) in 1647, as his Thomas Abbott. Only surv. ch. in 1736, both sis. Penelope m. in Newb. 15 Jan. 164- John of age, Moses and Hannah, both bp. 24 July Treworgye(4). They were bp. in Chertsey, 1720 as ch. of Elizabeth Emery. Moses, gr. co. Surrey, ch. of Thomas and Penelope adm.,on fa.'s est. 19 Apr. 1720. List 298. He (Jernegan) (Pillioll) Spencer. In Dec. 1650, m. Elizabeth Abbott (Joseph 4), deeded a half-sis. in Eng., Anne Fillioll, was gr. homestead to s. Freethy and to Stephen adm. on his est., late of Jamaica, bachelor Hardison in 1735, d. in 1746. 9 ch., the first 5 (Waters' Gleanings, i: 553; see also p. 467 bp. 20-24 Dec. 1719. Patience. Mary, m. 1st for will of fa. Thomas in Eng.). The admr. Joseph Jones(22), m. 2d Jacob Allen(4). here, who was called his uncle, Daniel Pierce 8 PENELOPE. See (4). (4), sued Antipas Maverick in Me. in 1660. 9 CAPT. BOOEB, Charlestown, Saco, was 5 JOHN(9), wit. deeds to Wm. Phillips in dealing with Francis Knight (4) in 1649; Saco, 1660, 1664, and was at the East­ in May 1653 had an Ind. deed as partner ward at times, but his career is not closely with Christopher Lawson and Capt. Lake, followed. Lists 186, 18, 34. In 1687, living and two Ind. deeds the next mo., one of them at Falmouth, tired of rambling about and with Lake. Saco made him a sawmill gr. in wishing to settle down, he asked Andros for Sept. 1653 but appar. his fam. was in Charles­ confirmation of 100 a. at Stroudwater near town until he and Capt. Pendleton bot a the Davis mills where he wished to live (Doc. neck of land at Winter Harbor in 1658. Hist, vi: 308). On 25 Jan. 1689-90 he signed Called seaman 1654. In 1660 Wm. Tilley a pet. to the King from 'Prov. of Me. and co. depos. that he saw him show two bills to of Cornwall.' Edw. Woodman claimed 100 Francis Knight at Pemaquid in 1655. Saco + 20 a. at Newtown bot from him 26 July 1658-1662. Y. D. 1: 113 (28 Jan. 1659-60) 1690. One John's est. adm. in Suff. Co. 1701. and 2: 63 (26 May 1669, when he was of Not named in his sis. Mary's will. He appar. Boston) show his Saco interests. He also m. Elizabeth, wid. of Mark Parsons(5). One owned and sold at Falm. (Y. D. 10: 264). wid. Elizabeth d. in Boston 1 Jan. 1712-3, ag. Lists 75b, 244a, 3. Wyman's Charlestown 72. Ch., if any, unkn. ii: 886. His w. Gertrude was adm. to Charles­ 6 JOHN, husbandman, York, wit. Weare to town Ch. in June 1652. As 'Mis' S. she wit. John Smyth, jr., 18 July 1683, had a 40 a. ag. Mary Clay in 1660; lie. at Saco in July gr. beyond Cape Neddick in May 1687, ano. 1662; in 1672 sold strong drink in Boston, gr. in Mar. 1701-2. See (1). His home was her husb. being indicted therefor. His est., near Bald Head. He m. wid. Mary Worm­ diminished by mortg. and sales, was adm. in wood (3) whose s. Thomas depos. in 1749 Suff. ct., wid. Gertrude's bond 14 May 1675. that over 40 yrs. ago ' Nicholas Cane and In Me. ct. the next July Maj. Pendleton was myself helped my fa.-in-law' Mr. J. S., fence allowed charges on acc. of an attachment land. Killed by Ind. 1 Sept. 1712; adm. to s. not prosec. by her. On Chariest, tything list John 30 June 1729, wid. Mary renouncing. 1677-8, off 1680-1. Ch. appear: John. Sarah, She was liv. in Wells in July, 1736, ±69. d. 30 Oct. 1662, appar. at Chariest. Lydia, Ch. appear: John, coaster, York, List 279, m. at Saco 3 Aug. (±1660) Freegrace Norton liv. 20 May 1732. Supposed lost at sea, un­ (3). Mary, m. 1st John Hull(5), m. 2d Sir married; adm. gr. 25 Oct. 1734 to the Coles. William Phips(7), m. 3d Peter Sargeant, Bethia, m. 1st Andrew Eankin, m. 2d John Esq. Bebecca. As Bebekah Buller [did she Cole(24). Deborah, had ch. John and Han­ m. 1st John Bully (1) ?], she m. at Rowley 14 nah, b. 1722-1724, their reputed fa. James Feb. 1682 Dr. David Bennett. 3 sons b. at Rankin; she m. 8 May 1734 Ichabod Wittum. R. 1683-1687; David, rememb. in aunt Ebenezer, shipwright, Durham, m. 20 Nov. Mary's will. Spencer, Sir Wm. 's adopted 1729 Abigail Leathers(2). List 369. See son and heir (see Phips 7). Dr. William, also also Lois, m. John 01iver(18). rememb. by aunt; fa. of Dr. David of York. 7 MOSES(IO), Berwick, one of several 10 THOMAS, Kittery (par. of Unity 1662), young men fined for fighting in May 1674. depos. in Aug. 1676, ±80, that he had liv. He m. Elizabeth (Freethy) Botts bef. 1 July in this country 46 yrs.; 'old father Spencer 1679 when adm. on the Botts est. was re­ . . . was sent over as a serv. by Capt. John moved from N. Masterson to him. Abs. from Mason' (Samuel Allen v. Humphrey S., meeting 1685. Lists 298, 289, 296. The writ 1704). He prob. came from Winchcombe, in SJC 53374, Jacob and Mary Allen v. co. Gloucester, the home of the Chadbournes, SPENCER 652 SPINNEY where one T. S. bot a messuage in 1624. Sued Welcom ch. Ch: John, b. 3 May 1693 in for debt by Wm. Scadlock in Saco ct. 7 Feb. Ipsw., where Martha, dau. of one Henry, 1636-7, Mr. John Treworgye bondsman. In was bp. in 1711. 1647 he and Thomas Withers were called on Spindler. See Spendlow. to acct. for rates and fines collected. Disen­ franchised 1659 for entertaining Quakers. SPINNEY, uncommon. A spinney is usu­ In 1661 he and Daniel Goodwin were accus. ally a thicket, but in co. Bucks is a brook. of trading with Ind., but no ground ap­ 1 JAMES(4), cordwainer, had a Kit. gr. in peared. In lfc'62 Barefoot got a judgm. ag. 1682, constable 1695-6, gr.j. (Me.) 1696. him for debt, which was discharged in 1663 Ag. ±35 in Nov. 1697. Portsmouth 1700, by Humphrey Chadbourne in behalf of the taxed at the Bank 1713, rated to So. Ch. 1717. s. Wm. Cor.j. 1647; gr.j. 1651, 1653, 1656; j. Lists 298, 339. W. Grace Dennett(1), List 1653. Tav. lie. 1659, 1680. Lists 24, 41, 281- 331c. Will, of Portsm., 13 June 1720—18 283, 298. Wife Patience Chadbourne(4). Feb. 1724-5, names her and only ch. Sarah, Both abs. from meet. 1663, 1675, he in 1665. m. Joseph Downing(2) who in 1740 was He d. 15 Dec. 1681; will, 5 June 1679—1 seized of the whole est. in her right. May 1682. Wid. Patience was lie. in 1682 (s. 2 JOHN(4), Kittery, had a gr. in 1694 and Moses bondsman); d. 7 Nov. 1683; div. to 3 inherited the homestead. Ag. ±29 in sons, 2 sons-in-law (Joy, Chick); Daniel Dec. 1697, ±30 in Mar. 1698-9. Jury 1694; Goodwin was given 10 s. as a token of re­ gr.j. 1694 (fined for non-appearance). With membrance. Ch: William. Margaret, m. br. Samuel bondsm. for Mrs. Lucy Stileman, Daniel Goodwin(4). Mary, m. Thomas Eth- admx., in 1701. Lists 296-298. He d. ±1705 erington. Susanna, m. 1st John Gattensby (Stackpole). His wid. Mary (Diamond 4) (1) , m. 2d Ephraim Joy(l). Humphrey, 2d m. 2d Lt. Jeremiah Burnham(2) and as his son. Elizabeth m. 1st Thomas Chick, m. 2d wid. ret. to Kit. Her will, 4 Dec. 1733—12 Nicholas Turbet(2). Moses. Mar. 1734-5 (cous. John Fernald exec), 11 WTT.T.TAM(IO), Berwick, eldest son, names s. Jeremiah Burnham, gr.dau. Dorcas presum. mar., but left no w. or ch. Kit. Hammond, and Spinney ch: Andrew, oldest gr. 1651. Tr.j. often from 1662, gr.j. from son, m. 25 June 1726 Abigail Wingate(2). 1664; cor.j. (foreman) 1668; surv. highway Adm. to her and Wm. S. in 1753. 8 ch. 1673 (charged with neglect; did not appear Mercy, m. Wm. Tetherly(4 jr.). John, m. and fined for contempt); selectman 1674- 10 July 1729 Mary Waterhouse(4), both liv. 75, 1677; comr. for Kit. 1677. Deliverance 1757. 6 ch. Margery, m. Samuel Tetherly Taylor was a maid in his ho. ±1685. With (4). Mary, m. Samuel Tobey(4). Lydia, liv. fa. adm. of the Etherington est. in 1665; 1731 when land was laid out to the six heirs, adm. of Saml. Sayward's est. 1690. Mrs. not in mo. 's will. Dr. Jenkinson courted Hannah Hobbs named 'Wm. Spencer and her, but it was George Hammond (see 3) she Walter Allen' among those having charge of accus. in 1723. Samuel Tetherly was gdn. of Great Works mills. Lists 24, 25, 28, 36, 298 her dau. Dorcas Hammond 15 Apr. 1735. (2) . He d. 15 May 1696. Will, 18 June 1687, 3 SAMOEL(4), Kittery had gr. in 1694, named neph. Humphrey sole heir; a cod., 11 constable 1693-4; grg. 1694. Lists 296- Mar. 1695-6, provid. that his serv. Moses 298. Ag. ±36 in 1696, he depos., telling what Spencer serve his time out with Humphrey Richard King told John Woodman at Kath­ and then receive a meadow and 50 a. erine Paul's ho.; ±38 in Jan. 1697-8; ±77 in SPENDLOW, Philip (Spindler, Spinder- Apr. 1736. He m. 1st 26 Sept. 1687 Elizabeth low), Exeter, ag. ±29 in Dec. 1694, served Knight(19), m. 2d 27 Sept. 1708 Margaret on jury 1696, had a 20 a. gr. 1698. He gave Shepard(2), m. 3d wid. Mary Bice (see 5), a deed (mortg.?) to James Dudley in 1713. m. last 26 Sept. 1734 Jane McClure. Will, Liv. 14 Jan. 1715-6. Lists 67, 376b, 388. Wid. 10—22 Mar. 1737-8, names Jane and gives Lydia m. 2d by 1739 Ichabod Bobie(2). Only homestead to sons David and Samuel. Ch. ch. Anna, wit. as Spenlow 20 Mar. 1717-8, by 1st w: Samuel, b. 13 Oct. 1688, d. bef. m. 1st bef. 26 Nov. 1723 Ebenezer Morrison, 1716. James, b. 8 Mar., d. 24 Sept. 1690. m. 2d 1736-1739 Samuel Bobie(2). John, b. 17 July 1691, weaver, oldest s. in SPILLER. 1 Abraham, a wit. in the Turpin- 1716, was drowned; adm. 4 July 1726 to wid. Cummings case 1674. Of Kit., given a Patience (Shepard 2, ct. Nov. 1714), on 1 pub. ho. lie. by N. H. in 1686. Wit. a Fernald Jan. 1729-30 to his fa. 3 of 5 ch. named in fam. deed 1689. Kit. gr. 1694, List 298. gr.fa. 's will. Thomas, b. 20 July 1693, not in Great Isl. 1695 and paid by that town for car­ will. James, b. 1 Feb. 1695, cordwainer, List penter's work in 1697. 291, m. 28 Dec. 1718 Mary Couch(3). Ch. 2 ANN. See Bowe(15). Nathan, b. 27 Sept. 1697, m. 1 Mar. 1721 3 HENRY, m. Sarah (Moore 25) Welcom, Elizabeth Pumery (Pomeroy 6); of Kit. they and was a wit. in the Carter-Welcom case sold her Newington int. in 1725. Ch. Jere­ in 1693. Of Ipsw. in 1700 when gdn. of the miah, b. 19 Oct. 1699, List 291, m. Hannah SPINNEY 653 STACKPOLE Pettigrew; his w. was called Anne in 1739. SPRITTALL. 1 Richard, Shoals, attacked Ch. Elizabeth, named last in fa.'s will, 'if by Samuel Gould and John Yelline in she be living'; poss. came betw. Jeremiah 1685. and David. One E. o.c. and was bp. in No. 2 THOMAS (Spridel), bondsman for John Ch. 16 July 1721; one was in Me. ct. Jan. Bugg of the Shoals, 1673. 1721-2. David, b. 12 Sept. 1706, m. Jerusha Spur, John, Saco wit. 1662, Williams to Cole(32), d. s.p. in 1745, she soon aft.; both Wormstall. List 247. See also Bradden left wills. Jonathan, b. 28 June 1708, m. (2), Mitchell(17). (int. 23 Feb. 1730-1) Sarah Parker (Nathl. S PUR WELL, Christopher (also Spurrell), 16). Ch. By 2d w: Sarah, m. Richard Pope Cape Porpus, took O. A. to Mass. 5 July (3 jr.). Lydia, b. 17 Dee. 1710, m. Joseph 1653. Bef. 11 Dec. 1655 he bot land from Hanscom(3). Patience, b. 3 Dec. 1713, m. 13 John Lee and Ralph Tristram and sold to Oct. 1731 Abner Cole(32). Samuel, b. 3 July Richard Ball. Lists 251, 252. Widow Julian -1717-, liv. 1739. Margaret, these last four m. 2d John Cloyes(l). She was ±53 in June bp. with their mo. 29 Sept. 1717. 1673. Ch. appear: Abigail, m. in Saco 8 Sept. '4 THOMAS, weaver, Kittery, ag. ±67 in 1664 Arthur Batten(l). Timothy, had land Nov. 1697, first seen when John Webster from John Cloyes bef. 30 June 1675 (Y. D. wit. ag. him and Margerie, late w. of Wm. 2: 174). List 223b. Sarah, in 1675 had stolen Norman, in N. H. ct. 30 Sept. 1651. She was goods from George Pearson of Bost. and brot orig. Margery Randall and soon became his them to the Falm. home of her mo., who sent wife; see Norman(2). A tradition was pub. part of them to ano. Dau. in Boston. Chris­ in 1863 to the effect that the first Spinney topher, around Scarboro in 1680, List 30. here was b. near Manchester, Eng., went to Wapping Stairs near London, shipped as a SQUIRE. See also Jackson(13). fisherman for the No. Am. coast and was carried thence to the Piscat. by a Capt. 1 BARNARD, Portsmouth, Oyster Biver, Fernald, ±1630. Kittery constable 1656. A but first at Kit., his former gr. ment. in wit. in 1658 (Edw. Melcher and the Web­ 1654. He had a bill ag. Portsm. in Feb. sters). Gr. of 200 a. on both sides of Great 1660-1; abs. from meeting 1664; in 1667 Cove, afterw. Spinney's Cove, in 1659. Gr.j. abused Capt. 'Sowtone' at Mr. John Cutts' 1660, 1666 (did not appear), 1670,1688,1692- ho. and frightened Mrs. Cutts. Ag. ±40 in 3, 1695, 1698-9; tr.j. 1669; ferry lie. 1668, June 1672, when he cut wood at Spruce 1671; selectman 1674. Lists 282, 283, 298, Creek. He appár. m. aft. 1681 wid. Mar­ 25, 96. Margery was liv. 23 Mar. 1694, but garet Willey(4) and sold land to Stephen not in will, 9 July—23 Sept. (d. 31 Aug.) Willey bef. 1696. She was liv. in 1701 (see 1701, naming ch. and 2 gr.ch.; wit. by Thom­ Leathers 2). Lists 298, 311a, 312c, 323, 326a, as and Mary Fernald. Ch: Hannah, m. Sam­ 327c, 330a, 331a, 57, 62. Presum. a son by uel Fernald(3). Samuel, b. ±1658. James, an unkn. w: Philip, was drunk and fought b. ±1662. Thomas, b. ±1665. John, fa.'s with John Willey at O. R. in 1678; left the exec, b. ±1668. Province. One P., Newbury 1681, ag. ±25, had ch. rec. there by w. Mary: Mary, 1686, 5 THOMAS(4), cordwainer, Kit., had a gr. Thomas, 1694. More likely of the 3d than in 1699. Lists 296, 298. Wife Christiana the 2d gener, were: Sarah, accus. of bas­ or Christina was ±49 in 1724; he was ±61 in tardy in 1710, return made to Dover ct. 'non 1726, ±64 in Aug. 1729, liv. 1732. Ch: Han­ est invent.' Elizabeth, b. at O. R., away nah, b. 16 Jan. 1700-1, m. by 1723 John Cane, some yrs. (List 99, p. 75), back at O: R. in and as H. C. accus. Wm. Brooks in 1733 when 1706 and had a ch. b. there, no husb. appear­ Thomas S. went her bond. Joseph, b. 18 ing; also named in warr. 7 Mar. 1709-10 with June 1703, m. in Newb. 12 Oct. 1725 Jane Martha Randall(12) and others. Joseph McClure. Bridget Rashford or Rishford Stevenson of Great Brit, and Elizabeth S. with her baby liv. with them 8 or 9 mos. and of Portsm. int. mar. in Boston 11 Oct. 1716; in 1740 sued him for a yr. 's work. Thomas, m. also Richard Williams and E. S. (no resid. (int. 28 Aug. 1731) Tamsen Ham (Joseph 4), given) 22 June 1717, John Pike and E. S. who d. 21 May 1799, ag. 90 (newspaper rec). m. in Boston 16 Aug. 1717. Margery, m. Christopher Hawkins(l). 2 JOHN, and Nicholas, fishermen, York, Spofford, David, taxed Portsm. (Mill Dam) also Sampson Anger, made a joint con­ 1707. tract with Thomas Foule of Boston in July SPRIGGS. 1 Daniel (Spregg), a Kit. wit. 1640 for the next yr.'s fishing. John sold 1672 (Y. D. 2: 128). fish to Winter in 1642, and bought pork. 2 WILLIAM, fishefman, mariner, Ports­ 3 NICHOLAS. See(2). mouth, m. in Sept. 1714 Ruth Abbott(l). Liv. 1723. Adm. on est. of one W. S. to w. STACKPOLE. See 'History and Gene­ Abigail 26 Oct. 1748. alogy of the Stackpole Family' (2d edit. Springer. See Huff (3), Low(5), Sanders(lO). 1920). STACKPOLE 654 STANFORD JAMES, Dover, a squatter in 1680 in the note to Wm. Sanders in 1686, ack. judg. to part now Bollinsford, built on land gr. Wm. Pepperell in 1703. Lists 290, 296-298. to Joseph Austin in 1656 and cleared part Rev. Mr. Pike recorded his death 17 Oct. of the adj. lot that was gr. to Henry Tib- 1705 (List 96), a man of more understanding betts. In 1710 he got a deed for 100 a. from than common among mechanics, but irre­ Austin's s. Thomas. By one trad, he was ligious. Adm. to wid. Mehitabel 5 Mar. 1705- brot here (abducted) from Ireland as a boy 6, div. 29 Mar. 1726. Her will, of Kit., now of 14. He signed a Kit. pet. in 1680 and m. residing in Berwick, 13 Jan.—20 Apr. 1753, Margaret Warren(4), indicating that he had gives 1 s. each to sons Samuel and Benjamin prev. liv. there; later he liv. in Berwick a and Thompson gr.ch., residue to dau. Me­ few yrs., having tav. lie. 1693-1698. Dover hitabel. Ch: Mary, b. 6 Apr. 1690, m. John 1699. Dover gr. 1694, Kit. gr. 1702. Lists Thompson(12 jr.). Hester, b. 22 Nov. 1693, 30, 298, 358d, 359b. Wife Margaret liv. in and William, b. 12 Jan. 1696, neither in div. Dec. 1712. In 1732-1734 he divid. his home­ Samuel, b. 19 Apr. 1698, carpenter, m. -2 stead betw. sons Philip and Samuel, keeping Nov. 1721 Mary Pray(3). List 296. 6 ch. 3 a. and the ho. he was liv. in. Ag. 80 in Elizabeth, b. 10 Aug. 1701, not in div. Ben­ Aug. 1732 when he depos. ab. Edw. Toogood jamin, b. 17 Nov. 1704, m. 1st 7 Oct. 1730 at Salmon Falls; ±80 in 1734. Inv. 12 Aug. Lydia Libby(9), m. 2d in June 1738 wid. 1736; adm. 14 July 1737 to s. John. Ch: Sarah Tidy. Lists 291, 297, 298. Will, of James, d. unm. Interesting will, of Berwick, Kit., 10 Oct. 1757—9 Nov. 1758, w. Sarah, 8 11—30 Nov. 1706. He had been a soldier. Lt. ch. Mehitabel, b. 4 Apr. 1706, m. 10 Oct. John, soldier at Saco and Ind. captive ab. 1726 Joseph Emery (Job). 1710; see Miss Coleman's 'N. E. Captives,' Standege, Joseph, at John Key's garrison ii: 21. In York, 1711—May 1717, later that ±1704. List 289. yr. in Biddeford (constable). He m. by Dec. Standers, Lidivine, a captive, named next 1715 Elizabeth Brown(3) who was liv. in Bidd. in 1759, he in 1767. 3 or more ch. to Rose Otis. List 99, p. 123. Catherine, m. Alexander Junkins. William, named in br. James' will. Margaret, m. 7 STANFORD, Staniford. The Falmouth Jan. 1707-8 Jonathan Young(lO). Philip, m. fam. often found as -Sanford-. 1st Mercy Thompson(12) with whom he was 1 JOHN (Staniford), wealthy resid. of accus. and acq. in Apr. 1713; m. 2d betw. Ipsw. (w. Margaret Harris), bot Hunne- 1750-1755 wid. Martha Stevens (see Downes well's Neck at Winter Harbor in 1692. John 6). He built on the Tibbetts land and was and Margaret were Star Isl. wit. 1697, sued in 1717 by Samuel Tibbetts, jr., who Thomas and J. in 1705. Hannah (prob. w. was awarded the ho. and land, but to pay S. of Thomas) and J. wit. in Hampt. 1715. Ano. £200 and costs. List 358d. Will, of Somers- s. Lt. William settled perma. in Hampt.; see worth, 25 Aug.—30 Sept. 1761, names w. Sherburne(8), Dow(5); 3 ch. by 1st w. See Martha, 6 of 8 ch. Honor, had a s. Joshua also ' The Ancestry of Bethia Harris' (W. G. Roberts, b. in 1721. She m. 24 Jan. 1734 Davis), p. 30. Joseph Freethy(3). Samuel, not named in 2 ROBEBT(3), Falmouth (Purpooduck). In br. James' will, but of lawful age in 1723; 1660 Mr. Jordan deeded to him 50 a. over d. s.p., adm. to br. Philip 22 Feb. 1758. a small creek and near 80 a. adj. his fa. 's ho., this 80 a. being deeded to his fa. at the same time. J. of life and death 1666. At Falm. in STACY. Feb. 1675-6; O. A. at Beverly in Dec. 1677; 1 MARK, tailor, Oyster River, Stratham, ret. to Falm. by 1680 when he and fa. had a ag. 25 in Aug. 1682, poss. that s. of John gr. Gr.j. 1686. Lists 222b, 223b, 225a, 85, and Eleanor of Marbleh. who served in King 30, 214, 34. He and fa. joined in pet. to Philip's War. In 1683 he worked for Philip Andros. In the 2d war he went to Glouc. Chesley, sr. O. R. cor.j. 1687; Exeter where he d. 15 May 1709 and his wid. 6 (Stratham) by 1689. Lists 57, 67, 367a, 388. July 1721, ±72. Ch. by deeds: Mary, m. Ano. tailor, Philemon of Newc, had w. Eliz­ Josiah Wallis(5). Martha, m. James Wallis abeth who was gr. adm. 11 June 1730. Rich­ (3) . Bebecca, m. in Glouc. 20 Feb. 1701 ard, b. in Exeter, N. E., m. Elizabeth Sutton John Sawyer. Elizabeth, m. James Simpson in Portsm. 9 Aug. 1733; see Langmaid(l). (4) . Bethia, d. in Glouc. 20 Feb. 1719-20, One Eleanor of Hampt. m. Philip Lewis in ±28. Josiah, m. 19 Nov. 1719 Hannah Day 1722. See also Reed(13). of Manch., liv. in Glouc, aft. 1724 in Falm. 2 THOMAS, Portsmouth 1656. Living in Apr. 1772. 7 or more ch., 1st 3 b. 3 WILLIAM ho. carpenter, Kittery 1679, in Glouc 1720-1724; see also Simpson(4). likely that s. of Thomas and Susanna John, Glouc, claimed the Me. lands and in (Worcester) b. at Ipsw. 21 Apr. 1656, m. 1730 sold to Samuel Stevens yi of 204 a. on Mehitable Weymouth(2). He wit. in a Stur­ Purpooduck side, naming his fa. and gr.fa. geon Creek case at Wells ct. in 1684, gave a In 1743 he and his br. exch. interests, he tak- STANFORD 655 STANYAN ing Glouc. and Josiah taking Falm. lands. 1 * ANTHONY, Mr., glover, Exeter, Hamp­ Wife Abigail Butman, m. 8 Nov. 1722 in ton, ag. 24, 6 Apr. 1635, when about to Glouc; 8 ch. bp. embark on -The Planter- from London for 3 THOMAS, Purpooduck, with (2) made N. E. He shared in the Ex. div. in Dec. 1639; claim to Andros in Nov. 1687 that they 'sometime of Boston, now of Ex.' in July had been in posses, on so. side of Casco river 1641 (see Jones 12). Assistant ruler 1639; over against the fort ±35 yrs. In ct. for Ex. constable 1645, 1648; selectman 1645, swearing in 1659; had Jordan land in 1660 1646; Com.t.e.s.c. 1646; Clerk of the Writs (see 2). Dep. constable 1661, when Col. 1647. Of Hampt., he sold Ex. prop, in 1650. Crown, who had a suit ag. Mr. Jordan, Hampt. selectman 1649, 1662, 1669, 1676-7; charged him with not executing his office. Com.t.e.s.c 1650, 1654; Rep. 1654, 1680, The same yr., Joseph Phippen, John Wallis 1684; constable 1665; ord. lie 1667, 1668; j. and he gave joint bond to Mr. Munjoy, pay­ and gr.j. often. Ag. ±59 in Feb. 1666-7, ±65 able in merchantable codfish. Called a com­ in 1672, ±68 in Apr. 1675. His man Cornelius mon swearer and drunkard in 1663, and ac­ was ±50 in 1660. Lists 374c(2), 375ab, 376ab cused of breach of oath of freedom and fidel­ (1645), 377, 378, 392b(3), 393ab, 394, 396, ity, the ct. discharging this case. Apprais. 398, 43, 49, 52-54. First w. Marv, List 393a. M. Maddiver's and J. Bichardson's estates, He m. 2d wid. Ann Partridge(4), List 394, and surety for Maddiver's wid. His w. and who d. 10 Julv 1689. His inv. 21 Feb. 1688-9; Nicholas White's railed at each other in £45. 18. 2. Ch: John, b. at Boston 16 July 1659, on the Sabbath. She or Bobert's w. 1642, bp. there ±6 days old as s. of A. S. of was in Salem early in the war, List 27. 0. A. Exeter Ch. Mary, m. Capt. John Pickering at Beverly in Dec. 1677. Back in Falm. in (4). 1680 (see 2). In Jan. 1683-4 wid. Sarah Jor­ 2 JAMES(3), Hampton, m. Ann Hussey(3). dan deeded to Wm. Haines and w. 30 a. at List 399a. Will, 7 June 1742—26 Oct. the 'place commonly called Stanford's old 1743, gives half his est. to her for life; John House.' Not seen aft. 1687. Lists 221, 222b, Gove sole exec. She was liv. in 1749. Ch: 225a, 232, 85, 30, 34. See Guy(2). Kn. ch: John, Hampt. Palls, named w. Mary, 7 ch., in Bobert. Daughter, m. Joseph Phippen(5 jr.). will, 23 Dec. 1748—25 Jan. 1748-9. Eliza­ (Note also Thomas, List 85, and Marbleh. beth, m. 19 July 1727 Thomas Hunt(7). Jo­ V. E.) seph. Mary, m. 17 Mar. 1726-7 George New- 4 , m. in Portsm. 1711 Hannah King begin of Nantucket. Lydia, m. John Davis. (see 7) who was in ct. as Hannah S. in Susanna, m. Ichabod Canney(2) of Dover. 1720 and m. last Valentine Scates(2). Huldah, ±34 in 1741-2, m. 1st 19 Oct. 1729 John Canney of Dover, m. 2d 17 Oct. 1745 STANLEY. See also Clifford(3), Kennis- Samuel Eaton. Comfort, m. 22 May 1733 ton(l). Jonathan Hoag(l). Anne, m. 22 Nov. 1738 1 JAMES, d. at the home of Mrs. Abigail Stephen Otis. Rebecca, m. Michael Kennard James in Portsm. and the town paid for (3). Bathsheba, m. 14 Sept. 1742 Jonathan his burial in 1729. ïlardv. 2 JOHN, Portsm., wit. Wm. Ham's will, 3 JOHN(l), Hampton, m. 17 Dec. 1663 1672. Mary Brndbury(l); liv. on homestead. 3 WILLIAM, blacksmith, Kittery, m. 20 In 1678 Henry Bennett of Ips. wrote letters Oct. 1714 Hannah Pope(3). Lists 291, to ' Cozen ' J. S., signing ' your loving uncle '; 298. He bot in Eliot in 1723; Wells gr. by see Essex Q. Ct. Rec vi: 390. In 1694 Jo­ 1726. 7 ch. rec. at Kit. seph Emmons had a shoemaker's shop at his 4 ZEBVIAH. See William Parker(26); place. Selectman 1692, 1699, 1701, 1709, j. Topsfield records. 1695 (foreman). Lists 392b, 396, 52. He d. STANTON, Benjamin, Pemaquid soldier 26 Sept. 1718 (gr.st.). Will, 13 Feb. 1717-8, 1689, List 126. He may or may not have names w. Mary, 5 ch., gr.s. John Silley. Wid. been the husb. of wid. Joanna who m. Abra­ Mary was adm. to Hampt. F. Ch. 20 Nov. ham Nute(l) in 1704, but in all probabil. it 1718; wid. Staniell of Hampt. d. 29 May 1724 was her s. Benjamin who m. Eleanor Bicker (Salisb. rec). Ch: Mary, b. 22 Oct. 1664, m. (1), had ch. Benjamin and Eleanor in Dover Theopliilus Smith(40). James, b. 26 June 1725-1727, was of Somersworth 1740, and 1667. Jacob, b. 11 Jan. 1669-70; verdict on bef. Dec. 1751 m. Sarah (Walker) Farrow. his untimely death filed 6 Dec. 1681. Joseph, See also Broughton(2). One Benjamin from b. 5 Dec. 1672, not in will. Mehitable, b. 1 N. H. served at Louisburg under Capt. Sam­ Jan. 1676, m. John Robinson(8). Ann, b. 17 uel Hale. Feb. 1678, m. Thomas Silley (Sealy 9); not Stanwood. See Mercer(2). in will. Jacob, Hampt. F., b. 31 Mar. 1683, depos. in June 1761, ag. 78. First w. Doro­ STANYAN, Stanian, etc. See Waters' thy, m. 29 Oct. 1704, d. 16 Nov. 1723, ag. 39 Gleanings, i: 224; ii: 999. yrs. 10 mos.; 2d w. Lydia. Ch: Elizabeth, STANYAN 656 STARBUCK Mehitable, John, Mary, Joseph, Jacob, Dor­ m. 2d aft. Aug. 1761 Margaret Boss. 6 + 4 ch. othy, Rachel and Ann (twins), Sarah (by 3 SAMUEL (Staple), Kit. Mrs. Mendum 2d w.). Elizabeth, m. in Salisb. 6 Jan. 1697-8 and S. S. wit. ag. Wm. Norman in Oct. Jeremy Stevens. 1651.

STAPLES, often Staple in early records. STARBIRD, board, bolt. 1 PETER, Kittery, had a gr. in 1671 and THOMAS, weaver, Dover, in Dec. 1680 won bot from Thomas Turner on Long Reach a verdict ag. George Huntress for a in 1674. He m. Elizabeth (Beedle 4) Ed­ year's service. O. A. at Str. Bank 28 Aug. wards and in Sept. 1675 was gr. 10 a. adj. 1685, taxed there 1691. In 1695 fishing with the 5 a. gr. to her in her widowhood 13 Dec. John Tenney, and ±48 in 1695 wit. in the 1669. In cross suits with Weymouth Lyd- Saturly case. He helped S. Hardison's wid. ston for slander in 1675, each pi. won, but L. as admx. Abs. from meeting Jan. 1697-8. got the larger award. Highway surv. 1673 Prob. soon a settler in Dover, and ±1701 (in ct. for neglect of office); constable for concerned in a farm of James Nute. In 1714 lower Kit. 1676; gr.j. 1686, 1689-90, 1699; he sued Nicho. Wallingford for stealing his tav. lie. 1704, 1706-9. Lists 291, 296-298. purse. Ag. ±68 in June 1714, ±70 in Mav Will, 6 June 1718—7 Apr. 1719, names w. 1716. Lists 332a, 358d. He m. 4 Jan. 1687-8 Elizabeth and sons: Peter. John, carpenter, Abigail Dam(3) and in will, 3 July 1722— Kit. (±60 in 1737), m. (ct. Oct. 1696) Mary 18 Apr. 1723, provid. for 'my widow.' Abi­ Dixon(2). Lists 290, 291, 296, 297. See gail, wid., was bp. 22 Aug. 1740. Ch. rec. in Hanscom(2). Will, 21 Nov. 1744—16 July Dover: Jethro, b. 28 Aug. 1689, not in will. 1746, names w. and ch: Hezekiah (m. Ann Thomas, tailor, b. 19 Oct. 1691, m. in Greenl. Thompson), Solomon (m. Martha Tobey), 14 May 1713 Margaret Knight(ll), taxed Samuel (m. 1st Patience Moore 22, and 2d for Mill Dam 1713, Dover 1726, Scarb. 1727 Mercy Cane 2), 3 ch. of s. Thomas (m. Sarah where he made a deed in Apr. 1738, sick in Ferguson 1), Hannah Whitehouse (w. of body. Wid. Margaret m. 11 Dec. 1746 Ax- Edw.; her 1st husb. was John Drew 7 jr.), well Eoberts. 7 ch. at Dover 1714-1725, a q.c. Annah Brooks (Joshua), Elizabeth Thomp­ in 1761 shows 4 more. Agnes, b. 4 Oct. 1693, son (John), Mary Hanscom, Mark. James, not in will. Abigail, b. 29 Sept. 1695, w. of tailor, Kit. See Bennett(13). He m. 15 John Pinkham in 1747. Elizabeth, b. 15 Apr. 1701 Mary Tetherly(4). Lists 290, 291, Feb. 1699-1700, not in will. John, carpenter, 296,297. Adm. 4 July 1726 to s. James. Ch: b. 16 Mar. 1701-2, m. Sarah Scammon(4). Elizabeth (m. John Tobey), James (m. Dor­ Dover 1749; d. at Brunswick 20 June 1753 cas Libby 9, and a 2d w. aft. 1742), William in 52d ýr. (gr.st.). Will, made same day, (m. Elizabeth Jones), Samuel (m. Elizabeth names w. Sarah (a wid. at Newcastle in Sawyer), Mary (m. Timothy Bichardson), 1765), 3 sons, 4 daus., homestead on Merri- Joseph (m. Sarah Shores), Katherine (m. coneag Biver. Samuel, Dover, b. 22 Apr. John Fernald), Abigail (m. Azariah Nason). 1704, m. Bebecca (Cook 6) Drew(6), who was liv. in 1734, he in 1761 at Dover. Ch. at 2 PETER(I), carpenter, Kit., had deed of Dover 1725-1727: Elizabeth, Samuel. the former Turner land from his parents in 1694, m. 8 Jan. 1695-6 Mary Lang(7). List 298. See also Beedle(l). Bondsm. for STARBUCK. 'Banks Topographical Dic­ Thomas and John Abbott 1702. Will, 6 tionary' names Draycot, co. Derby, and Dec. 1720—4 Jan. 1720-1, names w. Mary, Attenboro, co. Notts, in connec. with honored mo. and all ch.; inv. £1108. Ch: ELDER *EDWARD, Dover 1640, agent for Mary, b. 20 Sept. 1696, m. 21 Dec. 1721 Moses Mr. Valentine Hill in 1646 and partner Noble(3). Peter, b. 20 Aug. 1699, m. 1st 31 with Richard Waldron in lumbering on the May 1721 Joanna King(12), m. 2d in Ports­ Me. side in 1648. His grants incl. one joint­ mouth 20 Aug. 1741 Abigail Winn. Capt. at ly with Mr. Thomas Wiggin in 1650 and Cape Breton 1745; d. 1768; 6 eh. Elizabeth, 200 a. with Elder Nutter in 1659. In 1653 he b. 10 Oct. 1701, m. 18 Oct. 1719 Wm. Ham. sold y2 his sawmill gr. to Peter Coffin, in

Robert, b. 1 May 1704, m. 7 Jan. 1724-5 Han­ 1657 sold to Thomas Broughton yA the mill nah Tobey(4). Will, 8 Sept. 1743—17 Apr. above Capt. Waldron's mill at Cochecho,

1744, names w., 7 daus. She m. 2d Nathl. other owners being Capt. Wiggin (y2), Peter Libby(9). Anne, b. 16 Mar. 1705-6, m. 25 Coffin (%). Dep. to Gen. Ct. 1643 (fined for Oct. 1726 Stephen Tobey(4 jr.). Enoch, b. 12 3 weeks absence), 1646. In 1646 Mr. George Mar. 1707-8, m. 24 Sept. 1728 Anne Hill(2). Smith and Mr. E. S. to take charge of the She d. 23 Apr. 1742 in 31st yr.; adm. on his writings that were in custody of Mr. Wal­ est. to br. Peter 19 Mar. 1743-4. 6 ch. Grace, dron. Gr.j. (Me.) 1647. Com. on Dover- b. 17 Apr. 1710-1, m. 15 Nov. 1727 Tobias Kit, bounds 1654. Dover Commissioner, 1658. Leighton(5). Joshua, b. 16 Sept. 1712, m. Lists 281, 351ab, 352, 353, 354ab, 355a(2)b, 1st 17 Jan. 1734-5 Abigail Fernald (John), 356abce, 53. See Furber(2), Phillips(7). In STARBUCK 657 STEADMAN 1648 bound to the peace towards the min­ 1676. Bate rebated 1675. Lists 326c (Mr.), ister and to appear at Boston for violating 327c, 331a. the law cone. Anabaptists. Appar. no later 2 EDWARD, List 351b. action was taken, but holding to his opin­ 3 BUTH, wit. a Trickey fam. deed at New­ ions, he deeded his Cochecho ho., goods, cat­ ington 1682. tle, etc. to s.-in-law Coffin 9 Mar. 1659-60, and mov. to Nantucket where he d. 4 Mar. STARRETT, James, James, jr. and Peter, 1690, ag. 86. His w. Katherine (signed with all in List 291. See Y. D. 10: 182; 11: 160, him in July 1653) is repeatedly called Kath­ 242; Curtis(6). In 1734 James of Falmouth erine Beynolds, but no doe. evid. of the was app. gdn. of William, minor son of 'Beynolds' has been seen. In a deed 1659 James, jr., late of Kittery, mariner. See also Mr. Broughton excepted the ho. and land on 'Maine Wills,' p. 532. Newichawannock river of Goodwife 8., 'be­ ing formerly given her,' . . . 'in wife's START. See also Starke, Sturt. right.' She was liv. 19 June 1678. Nothing 1 EDWABD, fisherman, York, s. of Peter of lists his ch., who are picked up one by one: Brixham, co. Devon, where he was bp. 23 Sarah, m. 1st Joseph Austin(4), m. 2d Nov. 1614 and m. 23 June 1645 Wilmot Humphrey Varney. In 1664 her fa. con­ Lamsytt. Jury of life and death in July, firmed to the Varneys the 20 a. he had form, 1650; O. A. 22 Nov. 1652. In 1653 he bot ho. given her 1st husb. Nathaniel, ag. ±26 in and land on Ferry Neck and liv. there. June 1661, last taxed at Dover in 1659 Grants 1653, 1659. In 1666 he bot from John (Lists 356abce), but 'of Dover' in Sept.-Oct. Lamb and sold this the same yr. to John 1661 when he sold out there to Wm. Horne Card. Selectman 1667. Lists 275-277. See and Peter Coffin. His w. Mary (Coffin 5) d. also Clark(7), Joy(4). He d. 19 May 1671; at Nantucket 13 Nov. 1717, ag. 73, he 6 Aug. adm. 4 July to wid. Wilmot, bondsm. Wm. 1719, ag. 84. Ch. at Nant., the 1st one rec. 30 Boanes and Matthew Austin. Inv., ho. and Mar. 1663. Abigail, wit. her fa.'s deed with lands, 5 cow kind, 1 mare, 6 swine, and debt Nathl. 20 July 1653; m. Capt. Peter Coffin due from John Card, sr. and jr., for a boat (4). Jethro, d. at Nant. 27 May 1663. Shuah, (Me. P. & Ct. Eec. ii: 228, 478, 483). Wid. m. 1st Ens. James Heard(3), m. 2d Bichard Wilmot m. 2d Wm. Eoanes. Ch: Thomas, Otis(l). Dorcas, wit. an Ind. deed to proprs. only son, bp. at Churston-Ferrers, co. Devon, of Nant. 29 June 1671, m. Wm. Gayer of 31 July 1646. In Feb. 1673 he bot 18 a. adj. Nant. as his 1st w. 3 ch. 1673-1677 (see N. E. Robert Knight from Richard Burgess. List Beg. 31: 297). And poss. ?Esther, w. of Lt. 86. Adm. 30 Dec. 1674 to Capt. Bichard Wm. Furber(3). Cutts. Sarah m. Henry Wright(2). Eliza­ Stariot, List 291. See Starrett. beth abs. from meeting, Wells, 1674; m. Starke, Peter, wit. Wilmot Edgecomb to Moses Worcester (1). Mary, m. Antonio Bobert Elliot 1685 (Y. D. 7: 55); see also Fortado. Start. 2 JOHN, b. ±1633, at the Shoals in July 1661, sued for debt by Eichard White in STARKEY, John, Pemaquid, from Boston 1663, drunk and telling a lie in 1666. Of and Maiden, where he had had dealings Scarboro (Blue Point), drunk in 1673 (Mr. with John Bidgway and Eobert Cawley(2) Neale bondsman) and 1674. His vessel was whose wid. Mary m. Leonard Drown(l). at Black Point in 1676. Scottow wit. 1681. Clothier; ag. ±39 in 1677. First seen at Blaek Pt. ferry lie. 1682. He may have m. Pemaquid in his undated pet. to Andros ask­ a Taylor heir, as in Feb. 1685-6, called ferry­ ing that land be confirmed to him and men­ man, he sold 30 a., form, land and marsh of tioning his cattle. Signed a Pemaquid pet, George Taylor, deed., to Thomas Scottow, 11 May 1689 and 2 Aug. foil, was taken by one wit. being Henry Elkins. Inv. 17 Mar. Ind., his fate unkn. List 125. Tryall New­ 1686, Thomas Scottow admr. Lists 236, 237b, berry of Malden ent. an East. CI. in behalf 238ab. See also Peter Starke who wit. with of the heirs for 104 + 20 a. at Jamestown, Henry Elkins in 1685 (Y. D. 6: 11; 7: 55). Pemaquid Neck, by Dongan patent to Rich­ ard Murren in 1686, also for 104 + 20 a. next 3 WILLIAM, Y. D. 4: 69, List 124. See to B. M. 's, Dongan patent to Nicholas Denn­ Sturt. ing 1686. See N. E. Beg. 46: 144, for six ch., Stathon, John, Dover 1659. List 356e. incl. Mary, m. at Chariest. 28 Jan. 1685-6 STEADMAN, Thomas. Becords seem to dis­ William Case(3) whose Pemaquid land adj. close more than one. Thomas, Exeter, her fa. 's, and Andrew, of Attleboro in 1716 taxed 1680, bot frdm Eobert Wadleigh 1685, when he sold the Eastern land. if husb. of Jane Scammon(3), could not be STABB. See also Ferneside, Eyre(3). the man killed in Hilton's sawmill, or the 1 BENJAMIN, Portsmouth, wit. for Mr. T. of Ex. who sold the Wadleigh land 12 Jan. John Cutts in 1670 (presum. related to 1695-6. List 383, 384a. One Thomas and Mrs. Cutts), taxed 1672, jury, etc., 1673- Jane had s. Thomas rec. at Boston 8 Jan. STEADMAN 658 STEVENS 1687. Jane (Scammon) m. 2d 12 Oct. 1691 ±44 yrs. bef. he built a dwg. ho. for Ann, Dr. Thomas Deane. wid. of Benj., her land on east side of Harri- STEARNS. 1 Isaac, sued John Wittum and sickett River, and taking in 4 a. marsh of George Brawn in York ct., 1710. hers and 4 of her s. Benjamin's, all enjoyed 2 SHUBAEL, m. 29 Dec. 1704 Bebecca Lar- first by Shepard, then by Stevens, then by rabee (Kittery rec). See Bond's Water- Ann until Ind. drove her off. An East. CI. town. was ent. by the heirs of Ann Shepard. Not 3 THOMAS, List 57. Bead Stevens. imposs. ?Amos and perh. ?Edwaxd were ch. STEEL, Francis, of Exeter 1694 and work­ by his 1st w. By w. Ann: Benjamin, adult in ing at Newcastle fort. Land was laid out 1687. See also Naomi, w. of Joseph Harris to him 7 Mar. 1697-8 and he bot from Thom­ (13), and her son Benjamin Stevens. as Rollins, jr. in 1698. Bated for the min­ 4 CALEB, fisherman, Portsm., bot a ho. ister 1714. Lists 67, 376b (1698; his heirs from John Banfield in June 1671; fined 1740). Will, 20 Aug. 1717—3 Dec. 1718, 1672, taxed 1672; with w. Euth (Glanfield 4) names w. Elizabeth and sons: Clement, given sold the Banfield prop, to (20) in June 1673. the homestead on No. side of Great Eiver, One half of wid. Stevens' 1674 rate abated. m. 7 Mar. 1721-2 Joanna Avery. In 1757 Appar. he d. on a fishing voyage; adm. 29 bondsm. for John Dow, gdn. of James Gor- June 1675 to Euth and her fa. Lists 326c, don(jr.). John, husb. of Dorothy Bollins 331a. She m. 2d Henry Kirke(2) who occup. (Benj. 6) in 1736. Henry, accused by Mercy the Stevens ho. until the only ch. Caleb, Taylor(25) in 1734. See also Stevens(16), cordwainer, sold, deed ack. 20 June 1692. Allen (13). Caleb wit. a Pickering deed with James Stent, George, Dover, List 94. Kirke in 1692. In Dec. that yr., one C. wit. John Hunnewell's deed, appar. in Ipsw. STEVENS, Stephens, generally in south (Y. D. 4: 115). half of Eng., adding -son in the north. 5 DUNTE, Saco. See Hughes (1). See Dam(3) and Samuel Pease(2) whose 6 EDWARD (see 3, 19), tailor, No. Yarm., dau. Rebecca was w. of Nath. Stevens of now resid. of Boston 12 Mar. 1678-9 when Durham in 1742. he sold to Edw. Budd a planta. on Harri- 1 AGNES, wit. Brackett to Munjoy 1668 sickett Biver betw. John Holman and Thom­ (Y. D. 4: 34). Note Ann, w. of (3). as Jones, Isaac Cousins a wit. In Boston in 2 AMOS (see 3, 19), No. Yarmouth, a Bos­ Sept. 1684, ±56, he depos. that many yrs. ton sailor in Nov. 1682 when he bot from bef. he was at John Cousins' ho. in Casco John Royal 15 a., being a small neck adj. Bay and saw and heard read a deed from Royal's own land. In June 1686, 4 a. of Vines to Cousins. One Edward and w. Mary marsh each were gr. to A. S. and John Shep- had Thomas, rec. in Boston 1669; Edward ard, to be laid out on east side of Harri- and Esther had 3 daus. there 1680-1687; Ed­ sickett. No. Yarm. trustee 1686. List 214, ward d. in Boston 5 Oct. 1689. One Thomas, self and w. Margery (Shepard 4). His heirs shipwr., m. in Bost. 13 July 1695 Sarah Place entered an East. CI. In 1727 a home lot of (2), liv. in Joseph Boyal's Chariest, ho.; see ±7 a., being a town gr. and the first lot from also (19) and Crocum. Mains Point, was sold by the wid. and admx. 7 EPHRAIM, wit. for (13) in Aug. 1702. At Margery of Boston and the only surv. ch: Piscataqua in Oct. foil., ag. ±20. Mary Compston, wid., Boston (m. Edward C. 8 JAMES, taxed Pemaquid 1687, two cows. there 11 Oct. 1721) and Rachel, w. of Henry List 124. See (17). Woolfe of Boston, mariner (m. in Boston 1st 9 JAMES, coaster, Durham 1723, innholder 24 July 1709 James King, m. 2d 28 Oct. 1719 1731 when he receipted in full to Jere­ H. W.). Woolfe remov. to No. Yarm., will, miah Walford on a note. In Sept. that yr., 1759—1759. A son John d. 27 Aug. 1713, ag. J. W. repres. to the legislature that being 23 yrs. 9 mos. (Granary Bur. Gr.). In Dec very aged he had intended to make a deed 1728 wid. Margery sold No. Yarm. lot 76, in the nature of a will to J. S., who defraud­ orig. her brother's; liv. in Boston 24 Mar. ed him in the wording of the deed; the legis. 1732. found it fraudulent. List 369. He m. 1st in 3 BENJAMIN, Richmond's Isl., No. Yarm., Glouc. 15 July 1717 Deborah Sayward(2); from Landrake, co. Cornwall, came for in 1737 in N. H. app. gdn. of their eh: Mary 3 yrs. in 1636-7, here in June 1640 (his wife Stevens al. Sanders, Deborah, Abigail, Eliz­ in Eng. 1639-1640), and came again aft. abeth Samuel (Samuel James, b. in Durham signing a 3 yr. contract in Eng. 22 Nov. 1642. 1723); James (b. in D. 1724-5), Susannah (b. A wit. 11 Mar. 1642-3 for Jonas Bailey. in D. 1726). He appar. liv. in Mass. with a Likely he went and came a 3d time, as un­ 2d w.; m. 3d in Glouc. 20 Jan. 1754 Mrs. seen until Apr. 1666, in No. Y., prob. then m. Mary -Dow- of Portsm. who must have been to wid. Ann Shepard(4). Lists 21, 211; wife Mary (Hopley) (Ayers 8) Doe(3). Will, of 214. In 1731 Joseph Harris(13) depos. that Portsm., 1759—1759, names her, s. Samuel STEVENS 659 STEVENS James, dau. Elizabeth Elwell; br. "William and Nathaniel (Newmarket 1740). He m. 2d exec. Sarah Folsom (4); ch. rec. Dec. 1704—Dec. 10 JOHN, wit. a Hampton mill contract 18 1717: Samuel (Newmarket 1740), Catherine Jan. 1669-1670. (m. Bichard Sinclair), Mehitabel (m. Ben­ 11 LT. JOHN, d. at Casco Bay 4 Mar. 1688- jamin Norris), John (Fálm. 1743), Jonathan 9. See Hoyt's Salisbury i: 323. (not in div. 1742), Benjamin (Falm., Gor- 12 JOHN, b. Salisb. 28 Dec. 1670, s. of John ham), David (Stratham, adm. to wid. Mary and Joanna, br. of Jeremiah (w. Eliza­ 1757), and unrec: Sarah (m. Ebenezer Bark­ beth Stanyan 3), neph. of (16). He m. er), Ann (unmar. 1742), Abigail (m. Ben­ Dorothy Hubbard(lO), liv. in Hampt. 1694- jamin Whitcher). Adm. gr. to wid. Sarah 5, bot in Portsm. 1695, sold there to Matthew and s. David 28 Jan. 1740-1. Katherine, b. Nelson in 1697 and Solomon Hewes in 1698. 23 Apr. 1676. By 2d w: Samuel, Exeter, b. See Hoyt's Salisbury i: 327, for 11 eh., incl: 18 Jan. 1680 (twin). Ind. captive, Lists 96, John, b. in Hampt. 5 Jan. 1693-4. Martha, 99 (p. 92). Will, 1 Oct. 1735—30 Aug. 1738, bp. in Portsm. 30 Aug. 1696, her mo. of the names w. Patience (Gordon 6, liv. Brent­ Salisb. Ch., List 331c. And rec. at Salisb: wood 1762) and ch. under age: Samuel (d. Hubbard, tanner, Oyster Biver, b. 20 Oct. early, leaving 2 sons), Healy (d. by 1758), 1698, m. bef. 24 May 1724 Mary Thompson Edward, Nathaniel, Sarah (m. John Gil- (11); will, 1770—1771; 5 or more ch. List man), Mehitabel (m. Samuel Colcord), Pa­ 369. Joshua, Stratham, b. 22 Aug. 1701; tience (m. Ebenezer Colcord). Mehitabel, adm. 31 May 1738 to wid. Catherine who (twin), m. John Thing(2). Edward, Exeter, m. 2d Joseph Mason (7). 4 ch. Moses, tan­ b. 4 June 1684, Ex. wit. 1701-2. Adm. 3 Dec. ner, Dover, Somersw., b. 17 Aug. 1708, m. 1718 to wid. Elizabeth (Thing 2), who m. 2d Hannah Thompson(11); liv. 1764. Benja­ by 1725 Daniel Young. The land was div. in min, b. 6 Nov. 1710, perh. of Durham 1734 1737 by the sons Samuel and Edward (Ep- (List 369). ping, will, 1756—1757), who had sisters; Mary (w. of Philip Wadleigh 1736), Eliza­ 13 CAPT. JOSEPH, of the -Katherine- at beth (w. of Israel Young 1738), Mehitabel Portsm. 1700-2. See (7); N. E. Beg. 69: (wid. of James Gordon 1741-1746+, later w. 363. of one Steele). 14 MOSES, "Wells, in ct. in July 1701 for travelling on Sunday, m. 16 Nov. 1703 17 BOBERT, Pemaquid, taxed 1687, land Elizabeth Butland(l). Grants 1713, 1734. and stock; List 124. How related to (8), Lists 269ae. Will, 10 Jan. 1758—8 Jan. and which, if either, was fa. of the three cap­ 1767, names w. Elizabeth, ch: Jeremy, Eliza­ tives taken there 5 Aug. 1689, is unkn: Sam­ beth Trow, Hannah Hepsibah, Joseph John uel, in Canada 1711; John, a boy, and Kath­ (List 269c), Moses (List 269c), Benjamin. erine, a girl, there 1695. List 99, pp. 91, 75 15 MOSES, Berwick, wit. a paper for (2). Katherine was appar. the Marie Fran- Charles Frost in 1708, taxed 1713, wit. a coise (p. 127) who m. 1 Aug. 1697 Jacques Keene fam. deed in 1722, depos. at Kit. in Pacquet and liv. near Quebec; ch. She was 1726. List 291. A ch. Moses, s. of Joanna, ±19 when mar., and did not rememb. the bap. was bp. at Berw. 25 Oct. 1713. Sarah, Ann, names of her late fa. and mo. or the sur­ John, Enoch and William, m. in Kit. 1733- name of her mo. who d. in her infancy. 1748, were perh. his ch. See also (22). 18 SARAH, Portsm., had money from the 16 NATHANIEL, Dover, Exeter, b. at town for her necessity in 1713. Salisbury 11 Nov. 1645, s. of John and 19 THOMAS, Pejepscot. O. A. to King 8 Katherine; see also (12). Taxed Dover Sept. 1665; gr.j. 1665, 1666; retail lie. 1666-1684; in 1672 bot from B. Waldron 1665; wit. an Indian deed in 1670, another the land his house stood on; appraised John 26 Nov. 1672 with 2d w. Margaret, wid. of Scribner's estate 1675, Isaac Hanson's 1683; Thomas Watkins(2). In Jan. 1670 he had deposed there in 1681, ±35, altho all his from the Indians a large tract at Wes- children but the 1st were recorded in Salis­ custogo, which he and Margaret deeded bury. First w. Mary. Of Dover, he m. 2d to Gedney and Sayward in 1674, when he 20 Dec. 1677 Mehitabel Colcord(l). Late in empowered 'loving friend' Wm. Boyal to life he liv. in Ex. Adm. 6 Dec. 1708 to sons give poss., and also called him ' brother.' By Nathl. and Samuel. Lists 356k, 357d, 359ab, ano. Ind. deed 1675 he got land on Pejepscot 52, 54, 94; or son 376b(1698). Ch. (in 1716 Biver, adj. his own and Allister Coombs', the 3 bros. deeded Dover Neck land with full running to the Carrying path or place. O. A. warr.): Mary, rec. at Dover 4 Oct. 1672. at Dorchester 21 Apr. 1679. In Feb. 1680, he Nathaniel, Stratham, b. 12 June 1674, was ±60 and Margaret ±38, depos. that the Ind. going post to Haverh. with John Gilman in John Dyer(6) had killed had attacked their 1696. Lists 67, 388; or fa., 376b(1698). He home the same night; she ment. 'my chil­ m. 1st a dau. of David Lawrence(l) who dren. ' He ack. a deed to Kelland and Hobby willed to his gr.ch: Mary (m. Joseph Burley) in Boston in Sept. 1681, she in July 1682; the STEVENS 660 STEVENSON fam. was in distress at Milton in Nov. 1683. Blashfield(2). One Moses S. (see 15) wit. a He ret. East and depos. 4 Sept. 1688, ±70, ab. paper for her in 1733. A dau. Mary, m. 1st going by canoe from his ho. to John Bish's 26 Dee. 1732 George Church of Rumford, co. with two of the Bish ch. and all made pris­ Essex, Eng., m. 2d Daniel Robinson (see 6). oners in the Bish ho. by Ind. Their end unkn. In 1719, Thomas, ag. ±16, s. of one Thomas, Lists 161, 182, 13, 189, 191, 214. See Giles of Piscataqua, mariner (living?), was put (10), Potts(l). Ch. owned in 6ths and 5 are under guardianship of Samuel Adams, malt­ kn. By unkn. w: Thomas, with sis. Ann had ster (Suff. Prob.). Pejepscot land from fa. in June 1676. Of 23 THOMAS, Dover, m. by 1717 one Martha Scituate in 1701, he gave a bond to Robert (see Samuel Downes 6). Both living at Cock; Newport 1718; coaster of Boston 1719, Somersworth 1746, he dead 1762, she Philip when sued on the Cock note. A son, Joseph, Stackpole's widow 1765. 8 or more ch. One shipwright, m. Ann Hallowell in Bost. 1711, T. of Boston gave a note for £19 in 1717 was there 1718, of Newb. 1750 when he deed­ (interest since 1709) and was of Dover in ed 1/6 of his gr.fa.'s farm, with warr. ag. 1718 when sued on it. 'heirs of my fa. or any of my bros. and sis­ 24 WILLIAM, built and liv. on 100 a. on ters.' Thomas, Swansea, was called cousin west side of Sheepscot River at head of by Wm. Pierce(24); see also Thomas(6). Wiscasset Bay. The depos. of John Phips Abigail, w. of Samuel Powle or Fowler of (2 jr.) 1738 ident. this William as the one Newb., 1739 (Y. D. 21: 73), may belong here, who m. Elizabeth Draper(3) and had at least and 'Stevens son at New Haven mar. to one ch. Samuel. As Widow Stevens she en­ Parker's dau.,' List 191, is not figured out; tered an Eastern CI. for this land (wit. Rob­ Jacob Parker(25) was bondsman in the Cock ert Scott and Thos. Gent), but ano. Eastern suit 1719. See also Gammon(2); Y. D. 13: CI. was entered by Wm. Slack of Attleboro 28-29. Daus. of the 1st Thomas: Ann, m. for 105 + 20 a. at Newtown .. . Nequasset, by Lancelot Pierce(14), her age at death, 83 in deed from Wm. Stevens of Boston, ship­ 1708, evid. overstated. Sarah, m. John Mor- wright, 16 Dec. 1686 (ack. bef. Nicholas grage of Kit. Abigail (not Rachel), m. Sam­ Manning), Stevens' deed being from Don­ uel Lane(3), lived first at Salem where a ch. gan 1 Sept 1686. d. 10 Feb. 1690-1, ag. 18 days, 4 ch. incl. Sam­ uel were bp. in 1700 and ano. in 1701; at 25 WILLIAM (Stephens), and Joshua Glouc. a dau. Rachel was rec. in 1708. By w. Crockett helped John Trickey repair a Margaret, if age at death correct: Rebecca, Crooked Lane fence ±1683. At Hog Island, wid. of Thomas Moseley(2) of Dorchester agent for Francis Wainwright in Mar. 1691- 1751, d. there 29 Oct. 1755, ag. 79. T. M. of 2 (Doc. Hist. 5: 357). Dorch. m. Rebecca -Mason- of Milton 4 July 1700. STEVENSON, Stephenson, at times Stim- son. See also Worcester(l). 20 THOMAS, Portsm., at the Shoals in 1672, 1 BARTHOLOMEW (5), Oyster River, m. ±28, prob. related to (4) from whom he 10 Oct. 1680 Mary Clark (see 2, 3). Jury bot a Portsm. ho. and land in June 1673. 1695; constable 1695. Lists 52, 94, 376a, Taxed Portsm. July 1690, Oct. 1691; his land 368b(2). See also Rollins(4). Will, 22 Apr.— ment. 1695. Lists 331b, 329, 57. His wid. 4 June 1718, names w., ch., 2 gr.ch. Mary, Joan m. Thomas Barnes(12) by 1696 when an aged wid., was adm. to O. R. Ch. 5 Apr. they sold the Stevens ho. and \yA a. adj. 1724. Ch. rec. Dover: Mary, b. 21 Sept. 1681, Edw. Cate and Philip Tucker, deed. Son as an ' elderly maiden' m. 19 May 1719 James John, cooper, Newc, signed off his int. 16 Davis(40). Bartholomew, b. 30 June 1683, Sept. 1697; appar. m. Abigail Alcock(2); k. by Ind. about 30 June 1709 (List 96). See taxed 1728, 3 polls; liv. 1758. Lists 315c, 316. Hall(8). His wid. Elizabeth (Ricker 1) m. 2 ch. appear: Alcock, cooper, had deed from 2d one Abbott. Dau. Deborah, b. 11 Apr. fa. 1753. Thomas, b. at Kit. 11 Sept. 1700, 1709, named in gr.fa.'s will was D. Went­ may have m. Phebe (Heard 6) Morrell(l) in worth, 1753. Joseph, b. 13 Sept. 1686, m. 26 1724. Poss. an unkn. br. m. Hannah Odiorne Sept. 1717 Margaret Footman(l). He was (3), who m. 2d John Hardison, and named adm. to O. R. Ch. 10 May 1719, she 5 Apr. Alcock Stevens of Newc, her resid. legatee 1724. He d. ag. 80 (gr.st.). Lists 368b(3), in 1755. Henry, s. of one John, was bp. in 369. 7 ch. Elizabeth, b. 8 Dec 1688, m. Sam­ So. Ch., Portsm., 1722. See also Alcock(2). uel Williams(36). Thomas, b. 28 Dec 1691. ?Mary, Newc, in ct. on a bastardy charge in List 369. Will, 1753—1755, names w. Sarah, 1710. bros. and sis. Joseph, Abraham, Sarah, 21 THOMAS, Hampton, at Oyster River nephews, nieces. 4 ch. d. in 1735. Sarah, b. garrison Oct. 1696; List 399a. 21 May 1695, m. Samuel Willey(2). Abra­ 22 THOMAS, Portsm., m. 23 Nov. 1712 Han­ ham, b. 8 Nov. 1700, depos. in Sept. 1768, ag. nah Graves(l), a wid. in 1715 (see Pres­ 68. Lists 386b, 369. Wife Mary. 2 daus. bp. ton 1), m. 2d bef. 10 Oct. 1716 Thomas 1724, 1729. STEVENSON 661 STILEMAN 2 JOHN (Stevenson?), List 248a. Elizabeth Gove (see 1). See also (2). Anna, 3 JOSEPH. See Griffin(4). m. Colin Fraser (see Wentworth 7). Eben­ 4 MARMADUKE, a Quaker, executed with ezer, sent several ch. to Kingston. Samuel, his companion, Wm. Robinson, in 1659. carpenter, innholder, Wells, had town gr. They had spent the preceding weeks on both 1699, m. 30 Jan. 1700-1 Dorcas Baston(7); j. sides of the Piscataqua. 1701. Lists 269abc. Dorcas was a wid. and 5 THOMAS, Oyster River, owned on the so. school-mistress in Mar. 1752. Ch. at Wells: side by July 1643, was gr. 30 a. at Oyster Samuel, b. 4 June 1704, m. Dorothy Allen Point in 1649, and had ano. gr. in 1654. Law­ and Elizabeth (Littlefield) Goodale; List suit 1655. Lists 354abc, 355b, 356a, 361ab, 269c. Joseph, b. 28 Nov. 1706, List 269c, m. 362ab, 363ac. Wife Margaret d. 26 Nov., he Mary Lord who was gr. adm. 15 Apr. 1735 7 Dec. 1663. Adm. 28 June 1664 to s. Joseph, (ch. Wentworth and Dorcas); see Peter a minor. He chose as gdn. Wm. Follett, who Grant(7). John, b. 5 Aug. 1709, List 269e, gave bond to pay the other eh. In Dec. 1667, m. 1st Mary Preble, mov. to Scarb., where Joseph was ord. to allow his 3 sis. and 2 he m. Mary Bragg(l) in 1735, Mary Holmes bros. £6 apiece but to have the bros.' por­ in 1751, wid. Jane Anderson in 1777. Zebu- tions for bringing them up and all the rest Ion, b. 20 May 1713, m. Penninah Gëtchell. of the est.; Mr. F. to be reimbursed £6 for Jeremiah, b. 27 May 1716, m. Sarah Paul and physick for sis. Chapman. Ch: Margaret, m. Abigail Jones. Dorcas, b. 26 Aug. 1718. William Williams (36). Joseph, ±26 in June Amos, bp. 28 Oct. 1722. Ano. Amos, bp. 4 1673, in 1678 and later had difficulties with Oct. 1724, served at Louisburg. Nicholas Follett and the Thomas Drews 2 JAMES, Portsmouth, see Wells(7). James, over bounds; served on j. in June 1694. Adm. br. of Charles (James 1), b. 1688, is not on his and br. Thomas' est. gr. to br. Bartho­ placed. lomew 4 Aug. 1694. A p/a given by the Wil- 3 ROBEBT, Exeter, Wells, ±30 in 1680, was liamses 7 wks. later recites that they were not the B. of List 74. Admitted Exeter k. by Ind., s.p. Lists 356j, 359a, 365, 366, 52. inhab. 1678, taxed 1680. In 1682 atty. for Elizabeth m. Robert Chapman(5). Mary, Daniel Davison in Me. court, and fined ±44 in Aug. 1695, ±53 in Oct. 1705, m. Enoch (lightly) in Me. that yr. for illegally pursu­ Hutchins(2). Thomas, ±29 in Aug. 1680, ing a thief and getting back stolen goods. prob. nearer correct than ±26 in Sept. 1683, Wit., Champernowne to Joan Andrews, 1685; as he was drunk in 1670. Lists 359a, 52. wrote letters to Mr. Curwin ab. the mills in Killed by Ind., s.p.; see br. Joseph. Bar­ 1686; of Wells, sued John Bedding in 1690. tholomew. Gr.j. 1687, tr.j. 1687,1689. Lists 383, 33. See 6 WILLIAM, master of the -Pied Cow- out, also Brown(7). Will, of Wells, husbandman, 1632, List 41. 9 Aug. 1690, gave prop, at Wells or else­ 7 WILLIAM, sued by John Lux in N. H. where to friend David Johnson of Boston; 1676. See Hammett(4) for a later Wil­ prov. in Suff. ct. by Johnson's son Bobert 1 liam. Dec. 1715. 4 WALTER, mariner, Portsmouth. See STEWART, Stuart, Steward, a Scottish Deverson(l), Morse (9). clan. See ' Early Settlers of Rowley' (re­ 5 WILLIAM, List 74. One W. took O. A. at vised by A. E. Jewett, 1933), p. 356. Str. Bank 28 Aug. 1685. 1 DUNCAN, m. Ann Winchurst in 1654, both being in service of George Hadley(l), STILEMAN. Bobert Stileman of London and liv. 30 yrs. on the Dummer est. in By- had p/a from John Stratton's wid. and field, moving to Bowley ±1689. Perh. he ch. in 1641 to collect money in co. Suffolk. first consid. removing to Scarboro, where he Note also (3). Yet only one Stileman is bot 100 a. at Blue Point from T. Collins(5) listed in Col. Banks' ' Able Men of Suffolk, in Dec. 1680. Taxed 1681 (List 238a), but 1638.' One Bobert was in Ipswich, N. E. the fam. historian, Mr. George S. Stewart, 1 J*ELIAS, Esq., Portsmouth, Newcastle, said he never liv. there, and he sold to Fran­ b. ±1616, s. of Elias who came to N. E. cis Wainwright in 1708. Ag. ±75 in 1698 from par. of St. Andrews Undershaft, Lon­ (SJC 3784). He d. in Bowley 30 Aug. 1717, don. Freeman's oath here 3 July 1632 and wid. Ann 9 July 1729. 12 ch. incl: Katherine, soon at Salem. See also (2). Elias, jr., was b. in Ipsw. 8 June 1658. Mr. Stewart thot clerk of the county ct. and prom, in Salem she prob. m. Paul Wentworth(7) and her sis. until he remov. to Portsm. Com.t.e.s.c. at Martha, b. in Newb. 4 Apr. 1659, perh. m. Portsm. 1658; of P. when gr. adm. on fa.'s John Wentworth(5). Elizabeth, b. 2 Nov. est. in Essex Co. 30 Sept. 1662. Selectman 1662, m. Sylvanus Wentworth(9). James, b. almost contin. 1659-1695; town clerk 1664- 8 Oct. 1664; his ch. incl: Charles, Hampt. 5—1681; Becorder County ct., Comr., As­ Falls (m. Mehitable Dennett 2) ; Edward liv. sociate and Magistrate for Me. and N. H.; in Wells with a 2d w. Bethia Batten of York; Deputy 1667-8, 1671, 1673, 1677, 1690, 1692, STILEMAN 662 STILSON 1693 (not sworn), 1695. Lieut, for Great Isl. with (1) apprais. Richard Cutts' est. 1674. 1673; suec. Capt. Richard Cutts as Capt. of Ag. 51 in 1662, ±55 in 1666, ±61 in 1672, ±64 Great Isl. fort 21 Feb. 1675-6; taxed as Capt. in 1675. Lists 304,312c, 313a, 323,326bc, 330a, Oct. 1691; called Major 1692. Councillor 331b, 54. His 1st w. was Hannah, the last 1680 (secy.). Judge ct. of Common Pleas. one Mary, ±34 in 1668. He d. 11 Oct. 1678, Lists 311b, 312c, 313ae, 317, 323, 324(2), leaving 4 ch.; adm. 24 June 1679 to wid. 326c, 329, 330ab, 331abc, 356L (Portsm.), 46, Mary who m. Elias(l) by 1684 when Nath­ 48-50, 52-54, 55b, 57, 59, 80-84, 94, 96. He aniel Fox sued for his wife's portion. Ch., depos. in Aug. 1686, ±70; in Feb. 1694-5, ag. by w. Hannah: Samuel, b. at Cambridge 23 79, ab. Portsm. cts. in 1655. His w. was May 1644; he or a 2d Samuel bp. at Salem Mary 1662, 1672, (Perley names his 1st w. as 20 July 1651; d. bef. fa. By w. Mary (N. H. Deborah Wolfe); he m. by 1684 Mary, wid. Prov. rec.): Mary, b. 6 Jan. 1657, m. Nath­ of (3) who was a midwife in Aug. 1685; m. aniel Fox(3). Elizabeth b. 8 May 1663, m. last Mrs. Lucy (Treworgye 1) (Chadbourne) John Jordan(5). Sarah b. 30 June 1665, Wills (List 215b). Will, 18 (died 19) Dec. liv. 1679, not in br.'s will 1691. Richard, b. 1695, names w. Lucy (exec), her ch., his gr. 20 Mar. 1667-8, as only s. had the ho. and dau. Ruth Tarlington and her sons Elias and land, but mo. to have use of half the ho. William T.; Mr. Samuel Donnell and Mr. Will, going to Barbadoes, 1 June 1691—19 John Shapleigh overseers. Her will, 1700— Apr. 1703, names sis. Mary, sis. Elizabeth 1708, gives to her own ch. and to her gr.s. and her ch., cous. Ruth Bussell, and wid. Thomas Landall £10 due from Richard Stile- Hannah Pormont(l). See also wid. Lucy man (3 jr.) if received, or the bill for £10 if (1); Tucker(3). she d. bef. recovering it. Only kn. ch: Elias, bp. at Salem 15 Mar. 1640-1. ?A dau. who d. STILES, William, Dover, and w. Deborah s.p., dau.-in-law, or gr.dau., List 335a, 'the had ch. there 1702-1710: Elizabeth Abi­ seat where Major Stileman 's daughter satt,' gail, Deborah Mary, William, Samuel (m. Mar. 1693-4? Jane Hussey 7). He was an Eliot wit. in 1709 and the same yr. sold several Berwick 2 ELIAS(l), little known. In 1650 Thomas lots. Adm. to s. William 30 July 1740. Lists Lambert of Salem was fined for striking 358cd. him. In 1662-1663 either he or his fa. ap­ Stillet, Thomas, a captive in 1713, List 99, praised Essex co. estates. He m. in N. H. 10 p. 128. Apr. 1677 Ruth Mannyard (see Maynard), had a Great Isl. gr. in Mar. 1668-9, d. bef. fa. STILSON. See N. Y. Hist, and Biog. Rec. Lists 330a, 331c. Only kn. ch: Ruth, m. 1st 51: 30; Miss Coleman's 'N. E. Captives,' in N. H. 5 Sept. 1687 William Bussell, m. 2d i: 175-179. aft. 1 June 1691 Richard Tarlington (Tarl- 1 JAMES, Muscongus, from Marblehead, m. ton); see (3 jr.). Her will, 1708, names Margaret Gould(l), but how early and cous. Mary Atkinson of Newc. (whose maid­ how long East does not appear. At Marble­ en name is unkn.) and cous. Ruth Langford head, at intervals at least, 1677-1686, and of Salem. The latter was form. Ruth Mans­ in pet. to Andros from Boston, 14 Apr. 1687, field, dau. of Paul and Damaris (Stileman) told that his w. inherited Somerset's or (Laskins) M. of Salem. It is poss. Damaris Muscongus Isl. where he made improvements was a much younger sis. or half-sis. of (1), and laid out money; he also ment. a certif. and it is noted that Mr. Elias S. was bondsm. from Jocelyn in 1681. List 85. See also in Salem ct. 1654 for James Harmon(l) who Doc. Hist, vi: 262. He was k. at or near had quarreled with and made advances to Pemaquid and members of his fam. taken or Damaris Laskins and Bathshua Raymond. k., the time uncer., but perh. 2 Aug. 1689. 3 RICHARD, Portsmouth, Newcastle, b. Wid. Margaret was redeemed in 1695 (List ±1611, Cambridge 1644, Salem. No kn. 99, p. 74), m. 2d Thomas Pitman(lO). 4 eh. rec calls him son of the 1st Elias or br. of bp. at Marbleh. 16 May 1686: James, called (1), the natural assumption; N. E. Reg. 51: a boy from Pemaquid in 1695, m. in Canada 346, calls him cous. of (1). In 1646 he ack. 4 Oct. 1705, ag. 25 or 26, Anne Marguerite judg. to John Home, atty. for Nicholas Odiorne, ag. 30, otherwise Hannah (Odiorne Pacey of Lowestoft, co. Suff., merchant; had 2) Batson, was in Portsm. 1710-1, a fisher­ a Great Isl. gr. in Feb. 1660-1, but evid. con­ man, liv. principally in Newcastle; d. ±1772 sidered returning to Salem, where an ordin. at home of s. James in New Durham. Lists lie. was asked in his behalf in 1662, when it 99, p. 75, 316. Ch: Hannah, b. in Canada 2 was ruled ' if he come,' etc. In 1663 an adm. Aug. 1706, bp. the next day as Marie-Anne, of Edw. Lyde's est. with Rishworth and m. Thomas Mead. Anna, m. Abraham Tre- Samuel Maverick, why not appar.; as admrs. fethen. Alice, m. Samuel Clark. Capt. he and R. sued Capt. Champernowne in 1672. James, m. Mary True. John, may have been Clerk of Associate Ct. Feb. 1663-4; O. A. Oct. Jean of List 99, p. 123. Margaret, m. 1st Lt. 1666; he and w. Mary were Kit. wit. in 1669; Wm. Hilton(21), m. 2d John Allen. Mary, STILSON 663 STONE bp. in Canada as Marie Magdelaine 28 Oct. adm. 23 Nov. 1715 in favor of the next br. 1695, m. 31 Oct. 1702 Jean Baptiste Cardinet, John who took adm. 15 Aug. 1716; inv. incl. her br. James being a wit. 16 ch. at Quebec. land only. Ch: Ruth, b. in Haverhill 9 Jan., List 99, pp. 75, 127. And by trad, a nursing d. 26 Feb. 1681-2. Samuel, clothier, m. Mary baby was torn from its mo. and burned at Villars 31 Oct. 1708 in Glouc., where 5 ch. the time of capture. rec. 1709-1715; ano. ch. Charles was bp. at 2 JOHN (Stilsone), Mr., adm. inhab. 21 Arrowsic 15 Dec. 1717. John, b. 18 Feb. 1685, Dec. 1671, List 330a. an Exeter wit. 1702, Berwick 1715, m. 11 Dec. 1718 Jane Warren(l); 5 ch. bp. at Berwick. STIMPSON, Stimson. See also Stevenson, Moses, b. 9 Jan. 1688, of Hebron, Conn., Stinson. 1719. Charles, b. 5 Mar. 1690, not named in 1 GEORGE, Ipswich, came from Eng. as Mr. writ 1746. Mary, b. 19 Mar. 1692, m. in Wm. Cogswell's servant and in y$ yr. Scituate 9 July 1717 James Northy. In 1746 went to Mr. Theodore Atkinson in Boston; she sued Bichard Clifford (he had bot from John Atkinson(l) test, he was there in 1653. Joshua Prescott) for 1/6 of her fa.'s land. Daniel Eppes' servant 1664. Soldier under Abraham, b. 17 June 1694, liv. in Stratham Major Appleton 1675 and wounded in the (List 388), appar. d. at Cape Breton. Will, Narragansett fight; a soldier credited to 15 July 1745—25 Mar. 1746, names w. Mary Exeter in Oct. 1676. List 381. He m. in Ips. (dau. of Israel Smith), s. John (b. in Strath­ 22 July 1676 Alice Phillips. Ag. ±31 in June am 24 Feb. 1717-8), two unmar. daus. Moriah 1676, 32 the next Oct. when she was ±20. (w. of Timothy Gordon in 1746) and Com­ Neither's death is rec. in Ips. and neither is fort; also gr.sons John and Abraham. seen in Wells where lived several of the ch. Stocker, Samuel, Mr. at Barbadoes 1669 (see rec. at Ips: George, b. 17 Aug. 1677, d.y. Cole 27), at Portsmouth 1673 when he Bichard, b. 10 Mar. 1678, of Wells and Saco sold sugar to John Stydson. 'Mis' Stocker (by 1714). He depos. in 1722 ab. Ogunquit at Portsm. 1686, List 330a. river channel from 1696 to 1713; in 1735 had Stoddenes, John, a Berwick wit. 1716 (Y. D. fa.'s right in Narragansett No. 1. He m. 8: 158). Stockbridge? twice at Wells, Mercy (Littlefield 15) Luf- STOCKMAN, Mr. John d. 1686, Dorothy d. kin 14 July 1702, Elizabeth Cole(31) 25 Nov. 1696 (List 96), son-in-law and gr.dau. of 1708. Ch. Elizabeth, b. 11 Jan. 16[80?], m. Major Eobert Pike(9). See Hoyt's 'Salis­ in Ips. Mercy, b. 11 Mar. 1682, m. Samuel bury,' ii: 328; Jacob Bradbury(2), Folsom Harmon(2). Alice, b. 18 Feb. 1684. Pru­ (4). dence, b. 16 Feb. 1686, m. Daniel Baston(l). Bebecca (unrec.),m. Samuel Cole(31). Sarah, Stockwell, William, List 289. b. 14 June 1691, m. John Littlefield(18). George, b. 27 Aug. 1693, and Mary, b. 4 Mar. STOKES. 1695-6, both m. in Ips. See also (3). 1 HENRY, Monhegan. Lists 13, 15. 2 JAMES, taxed Portsm. 1724. See also 2 ISAAC (also Stocks), Dover, adm. inhab. Nock(5). 13 June 1660, in 1661 had gr. of 3yi a. 3 JONATHAN, Saco fort soldier 1696, List with the river east, the common on all other 248b. Jonathan -Sympson- d. at Wells 30 sides. In 1669 Thomas Perkins was gr. the Mar. 1703. Jonathan Stimpson and w. Abi­ next lot north; the two neighbors were fight­ gail Allen(15) bef. York ct. in Oct. 1709; liv. ing that yr. and arrested. Eliot wit. 1674. in Berw. where ch. bp. and they joined the A 4 a. addition to his ho.-lot was laid out in church. Mar. 1674-5. Lists 57(2), 356eghk, 359a(2)b. STINSON, John, and Aaron Felt wit. Mrs. He m. Bebecca Eollins(2) who left him but Mackworth's deed to her dau. Philippa promised in ct. 2 Feb. 1663-4 to go back. Two Felt in Feb. 1669-70. Mr. John S., ±24 in appear who were prob. his ch: Hannah a ch. 1671, bot liquor of David Campbell(2) or drowned in 1674, List 357e. Deborah, m. 15 Kimball(3). Aug. 1687 Eichard Kenney (see Canney 2). STONE, became 28th commonest name in STOCKBRIDGE. N. E. JOHN, Hampton, b. in Boston 19 July 1657, 1 BENJAMIN, York, m. 1st (int. at Boston s. of John and Mary, stepson of Daniel 28 May 1712, he of Boston) Miriam Hendrick, m. Mary Godfrey(4) 23 Nov. 1681 Preble(2); 2 eh. rec. Y. 1715-1721; m. 2d 13 (Haverhill rec.). Taxed Hampt. 1684, bot May 1723 Abigail Swett(5), 8 ch. List 279; land there 1693. List 52. See also James(l). see also Freeman(2), Moore(22). The writ in his dau. Mary's suit in 1746 2 DB. DANIEL, Cambridge, Boston, land­ recites that he d. in 1716 leaving 5 ch., but owner in Wells, his gr.s. Daniel Edwards Capt. Jona. Marston depos. that the s. Abra­ of Boston selling in 1723. ham was b. aft. his fa. d. Samuel of Dor­ 3 DANIEL, Kittery (par. of Unity), b. chester (Gloucester?), oldest s., renounced ±1643, called ' Wadelstensteen alias STONE 664 STORER stoone' in George Broughton's suit in 1672, 1699. List 298. See also Lash(l). m. 19 Sept. 1670 Patience Goodwin(4) STONE MAN, Elizabeth, Portsmouth, depos. whose fa. gave bond for his good behav. in in 1711, ag. ±65, about the parents of July 1673; he then owed £6 to John Craw­ Timothy Davis(61); see also Branscomb. ford^). Jury 1691; gr.j. 1691; sealer of One John S. of Portsm. was br.-in-law of leather 1692-3; constable 1698-9. Creditor of Samuel Banfield in 1734; adm. 31 Jan. 1738-9 Humphrey Chadbourne. Lists 356j, 290, 296, to wid. Mary. 298, 33, 36. See also Wadlin. Will, 28 Mar.— STOODLEY, James (also Studley), Ports­ 23 Apr. 1713, names w. Patience, sons Jona­ mouth, wit. (Stoodleygh) a Spinney deed than, Daniel, 8 daus. Widow's will, 18 in 1700. Rated to So. Ch. 1717; taxed 15 Feb.—i Apr. 1716, omits Jonathan. Ch: Jan. 1731-2. List 339. Son Jonathan, b. in Mary, m. one Martin, see (9 jr.). Jonathan, Lyme, co. Devon, m. 28 July 1715 Mary Sew- b. 21 Oct. 1673, was at fa.'s garrison about ard(l), his name printed -Shedely- in error. 1693; a bondsm. for wid. Judith Mead in Her fa. deeded to them in 1721. List 339. 1718. List 298. Will, 3 Apr.—26 May 1742, See also est. of Mary Cameron (N. H. Prob., names w. Sarah (exec, with Paul and Joseph iii: 152). who had the homestead and other prop., Joseph to maint. the mo.) and ch: Jonathan STORER, a Derbyshire family. (b. 8 Feb. 1699, Exeter 1725, List 298), Paul, 1 LT. JEREMIAH(4), carpenter, mast- Skinner, Joseph, Elizabeth Neal, Mary May, maker, Wells, Boston, receipted for his Patience Pike (see Pike 7), Sarah Libby. share 28 Oct. 1671, and m. Ruth Masters Margaret, b. 6 Oct. 1674, m. Samuel Gould (Nathl.) who was wounded by Ind. in June (12). Bachel, b. 13 July 1680, m. James 1696, List 96. She d. 17 Aug. 1701. Jury Grant(6). Patience, b. 23 Mar. 1683, twice 1687-1689, 1695, 1696; gr.j. 1691, 1692, 1694, a Penhallow wit. 1699, m. Timothy Wey­ 1695, 1697, 1699, 1702; an organizer of Wells mouth^). Sarah, b. 23 Aug. 1686, m. Ben­ Ch. 29 Oct. 1701. Called Lieut. 1695. Of jamin Libby(6). Daniel, cordwainer, b. 13 Wells 1705; see Hilton(lO). Lists 266, 269ab, Mar. 1689, m. 28 May 1711 Sarah Jenkins(3). 96, 39. Of Boston 1713, he deeded to s. Jere­ Scarb. 1730. Adm. 1 Sept. 1735 to wid. miah his right in mill priv. gr. by Wells in Sarah who m. 2d Clement Meserve. Ch. bp. Mar. 1701-2; in 1719 sold land on Mousam 1712-1727: Solomon, Hannah, Daniel, Ar- river granted to self and Jos. Littlefield. Ag. ehelaus, Mary, Sarah, John. Abigail, b. 29 71 in Feb. 1721-2. At the Smalledge ho. in Nov. 1691, m. Wm. Goodwin(12 jr.). Eliza­ Boston early in 1730. Will, 23 Jan.—6 July beth b. 13 May 1694, m. 16 Nov. 1720 Nathl. 1730, names 6 ch., Benjamin and Nathl. Smith(41). Leah, b. 31 Dec. 1698, m. 1st execs. Ch. at Wells: Jeremiah, b. July 1681, Bichard Randall(16 jr.), appar. m. 2d James eldest s., to have an equal sh. if he adjust Evans. accts. with execs. He m. 1st in Boston 13 4 E , 'old mother E. Stone,' Ports., see May 1708 Margaret Ward well; 3 daus., b. in John Sampson(2). Chariest. 1709-1713, all d.y.; of Boston 1714, 5 CAPT. JOHN, at Damariscove early, List Wells 1723, m. there 2d 12 Sept. 1728 Abigail 8. Poss. the Capt. J. ment. by Winthrop Wilson. Heirs in 1757: Jeremiah, eldest s.; in 1633, and the same belonging to Virginia, Abraham, 2d s.; William 3d s. (bp. in Wells who went from Boston to Agamenticus, tak­ 1723); Amos youngest s. (bp. in W. 1729); ing aboard Lt. Col. Norton (6) and all k. by Sarah Baston (w. of James, 3 jr.) oldest Ind. in Conn, on way to Virginia. dau.; Priscilla Hatch (w. of Jona.),youngest dau. Elizabeth, b. 1 May 1683, m. 1st in 6 JOHN, perh. several. At the eastward, Wells 22 Jan. 1711-2 (1701-2?) Thomas Bar- took O. A. to Plymouth gov. in 1654. In ber(6), m. 2d in Boston 26 Oct. 1727 Peter 1656 compl. ag. John Bonython for beating Ray. Benjamin, b. 17 Nov. 1684, shipwright, his servant. In 1669 had long since dwelt on, Boston, m. 2 Dec. 1712 Susanna Wardwell; improved, and sold to Thomas Waif ord, ±1 ch: John and Susanna, bp. 1714, Benjamin, a. on Great Isl. Dover cor.j. 1670. Lists Samuel, Jonathan, b. 1716-1725. He wanted 11, 357d. a lie. in 1735, having a w. and 4 ch., and not 7 JOHN, Wells soldier from Maiden 1693-4, able to dress himself since falling into a saw List 267b. pit. Liv. Mar. 1750-1, ag. ±66. Bachel, b. 16 8 RICHARD, at Mr. Gunnison's ho. in Kit. Oct. 1686, bp. at Wells 3 May 1702. An Ind. with Wm. Beeves(2) in 1653; ±19 in captive (Lists 39; 99, pp. 92, 126), bp. in Apr. 1654. Canada as Marie Francoise 16 May 1706, 9 SIMON, s. of Hugh of Andover, b. 1671, ±19, m. next day Jean Berger; 2 ch. d.y. Un­ had a remarkable experience at Exeter seen in Canada later, and poss. ret. here, as 1690; see Mather's 'Magnalia,' ii: 606; 3 her fa. willed to her as Rachel Bargee, but Mass. Hist. Soc. Col. 6: 218. not to her sis. Priscilla. Nathaniel, b. 17 10 WILLIAM, Kittery 1683, named with Nov. 1689, shipwr., Boston, m. there 11 Jan. John Broughton and Nathl. Keene. Gr. STORER 665 STORER 1711 Margaret Smith; ch: Nathaniel, John, Inst. Col. 50: 270. Ebenezer, Esq., Boston, Margaret, b. 1712-1717. One Nathl. Storer b. at Saco fort 4 June 1699; of York, m. at pub. int. with Sarah Howard (Hayward) of Boston 12 June 1723 Mary Edwards; d. 22 Braintree 25 June 1724; 5 ch. rec. as Story. May 1761, ag. 63 (obit, in Boston Gazette). Euth, b. 25 Feb. 1692, m. in Boston 22 Nov. 8 ch. rec. Eev. Seth, b. 26 May 1702, H. C. 1709 Wm. Smalledge. Not in fa.'s will: 1720, adm. to So. Ch., Portsm., Mar. 1721-2, Priscilla, b. 4 Sept. 1694, bp. at Wells 24 ordained at Watertown 1724, m. 9 May 1734 May 1702, and in Canada 21 Nov. 1705 as Mary Coney (John), d. s.p. 27 Nov. 1774, Marie Priscille, m. 26 May 1711 Jean Bap­ aft. a pastorate of 50 yrs.; will, 1774, names tiste Dagueil; 4 ch. liv. 1749. She was bur. w., Storer kin. in Montreal 13 May 1768, ±76. Lists 39; 99, 3 SAMUEL(4), mariner, Wells, Charles­ pp. 92, 127. Abraham, b. 28 Feb. 1697, bp. in town, receipted for his portion in up­ Wells 28 June 1702; either he or Bebecca land and meadow 9 Oct. 1674. From Wells was k. 10 Aug. 1703. List 39. Ann (twin), he wrote to Mr. Curwin in Nov. 1680 to in­ b. 22 Aug. 1699, d. 12 Nov. 1700. Bebecca troduce Jonathan Orris, and there, in 1685, (twin), bp. at Wells 24 May 1702; see her master of brigantine -Endeavor-, sold half br. Abraham. the vessel to Lewis Allen. At Boston 1692, 2 LT. *JOSEPH(4), Wells, one of the heroes asking aid for a preacher at W., having 40 of Ind. times. He was an eq. partner soldiers, no chaplain; with his sloop helped with br. Benjamin, whose est. he adm., and defend W. in the Ind. attack that yr. (3 by agreem. with the heirs had the ho. he had Mass. Hist. Soc. Col. 6 : 228-230; Gooch 3). built, all cattle and moveables that were B. 's Lists 266, 269b, 333b. He d. in Chariest. 10 except a horse, and half the meadow. Ap- June 1700; wid. Lydia (Littlefield 15) filed prais. John Wells' est. 1677, adm. George bond 23 Dec. 1700; inv. incl. ho. and garden Farrow's 1678. Exch. farms with step-fa. in at Chariest., land at Wells. On pet. to sell 1682. O. A. Mar. 1679-80. Gr.j. 1678, 1679, (he left 6 ch., 5 of them small) she was au­ 1694, 1695; j. life and death 1693. Deputy thorized to sell the W. land and keep the C. 1681, 1684, 1685. Called Ensign 1680, Lieut. prop, for supp. of her 5 ch.; £20 were voted Feb. 1690-1. Deacon. Selectman 1713. Re­ her by the Genl. Ct. Of York 15 Feb. 1721-2, tail and tav. lie. many times. Ag. ±29 in she and 4 last named ch. q.c. Wells land to Sept. 1678, ±79 in May 1727. Lists 262, 266, John Storer. Ch: Oldest child in 1700, poss. 267ab, 268b, 269ab(3), 28, 36, 38. See also not Lydia's, is unkn.; perh. Daniel, see Hib- Y. D. 2: 91; 3: 108; 12: 259; 'Old Eliot,' i: bins. Patience, d. 8 July 1690, ag. 7 mo. 12, 43. His w. Hannah (Hill 17) surv. him. (Chariest, gr.st.). Bee. and bp. at Chariest: Aged and infirm, he made will 20 Feb. 1721- William, b. 22 June 1691, not seen aft. 1700. 2, naming w. and all ch. but Joseph; liv. to Lydia, b. 4 Mar. 1693-4, m. Samuel Sewall 12 Jan. 1729-30; inv. £1481. Ch: Hannah, b. (4). Mehitabel, b. 5 May 1696, m. 1st Nicho­ 6 May 1680, m. Col. Joseph Hammond(3 jr.). las Sewall(3), m. 2d Jonathan Preble(2). Sarah, b. 9 Dec. 1682, m. Ebenezer Coburn; Jemima, b. 30 Aug. 1698, m. 1st Caleb Preble he d. in York 28 Dee. 1749, she 21 Jan. 1770. (2), m. 2d Andrew Gilman(7). David, b. 23 Ch. rec. York 1707-1726. Mary, b. 11 May Oct. 1700, cordwainer, York, Feb.-Aug. 1722. 1685, wit. with sis. Hannah in Nov. 1700. Miss Coleman did not see him as a captive, A captive (List 99, pp. 92, 127), bp. at but credits to Parson Moody the statement Boucherville as Marie 25 Feb. 1704, m. 26 that he ret. from captiv. in Aug. 1724, hav­ Nov. 1708 Jean Gaultier, dit St. Germaine; ing 'been long mourned as dead.' d. 1747. 10 ch. Calling her Mary St. Ger­ maine, her fa. willed her £50 if she ret. to 4 WILLIAM (or Story), Dover 1640, kept a N. E., otherwise 10 sh. See Proc. of Mass. commonplace book into which he copied Hist. Socy. 2: 55: 228. Abigail, b. 29 Oct. a eulogy of Bev. Arthur Hildersam, an emi­ 1687, m. Joseph Littlefield(17 jr.). Joseph, nent Puritan preacher at Ashby-de-la-Zouch, b. 29 Aug. 1690, bp. at Chariest. 8 Nov. 1696, co. Leicester. If an indica. that he came drowned going over Wells bar in a small from that section of Eng., knew Dr. H. by sloop about Oct. 1707 (List 96). Col. John, reputation, or had sat under his preaching, b. 5 Sept. 1694, m. at Wells 11 Oct. 1722 the bp. of William, s. of William Storer, at Elizabeth Hill(19). Fa.'s exec, and had the Wirksworth, co. Derby, in 1611, may be homestead (entailed). List 269c. See 'Hist, promising. A page of this valuable book, of Wells,' chapter XXV; 'Maine at Louis­ giving the births of his ch., is reproduced in burg' (Burrage). 9 ch. rec. or bp. at W. 'Annals of the Storer Family' by Dr. Mal­ 1723-1743, incl. Bellamy. He d. 28 Sept. colm Storer, 1927. At Dover, he signed the 1768, ag. 74; by newspaper report left a w. combin., had grants, and wit. Heard's deed to whom he had been mar. 46 yrs., 1 s., 3 to Walton in Mar. 1649-50. Clerk of the daus. Keziah, b. 2 May 1697, m. at Wells 3 train band 1650. As marshal, held John Nov. 1715 Benjamin Plummer. See Essex Crowther's goods and was allowed 5 s. by the admrs. in 1652 'for his pains and service STORER 666 STOVER and venturing his life thereby.' Chosen com­ 1702, eldest dau. 1726, m. Isaac Stover(2). missioner 30 Mar. 1657. Last taxed 12 Oct. Susannah, b. 5 Nov. 1705, 2d dan. Adm. gr. 1658. Lists 351ab, 352, 354abc, 355a, 356abc. to Isaac Stover 1 Jan. 1727-8; an extraord.

See also Nute(2). Widow Storey (Sarah) in wardrobe, 2 a. salt marsh, 21 y2 a. land in­ rate made 22 Nov. 1659, List 356e. Inv. 8 ventoried. Joseph, b. 29 Jan. 1712-3, only s.,

Oct. 1660; adm. 27 June 1661 to Samuel rec. y3 the homestead, Samuel Came his gdn. Austin(7) who m. the wid. and took care of in 1725. One J. m. Sarah Freeman (2), ano. the estate. Ch. (Storer), from commonplace or the same m. Mary (Boody) Higgins(2). book: Samuel, b. 29 Dec. 1640, d. bef. ano. See (2). Deborah, b. 14 Apr. 1717, youngest Samuel was born. Sara(h), b. 16 June 1642, dau., Richard Milbury her gdn.; m. in Wells d.y. Hannah (Hana), b. 15 July 1644, and 11 Oct. 1733 John Wells. Ano. dau. Abigail Sara(h), b. 13 Dec. 1645, both d. by 1661. d. 30 June 1723. Dependence 2d, List 279, Joseph, twin, b. 23 Aug. 1648, called oldest is unkn. son. Benjamin, twin. On 31 Jan. 1670, the 2 GEOBGE(5), of York 15 Nov. 1714 when twins receipted to step-fa. for their portion he exch. deeds with br. John, but form, in lands and agreed to maint. and winter 5 of Glouc, where he m. Abigail Elwell 25 Jan. neat cattle for fa. and mo. as long as either 1692-3. He m. 2d (int. at Y. 29 Aug. 1741) liv. B. was killed by Ind. at Wells 13 Apr. wid. Elizabeth (Young 10) Webber. In June 1677, adm. to Joseph 4 Dec. 1677. Lists 266, 1739, over 70, he depos. that he was bred at 269b. Jeremiah, b. 4 Oct. 165[1 is doubtful]. Cape Neddick and that Jeremiah Sheares Samuel, not rec, youngest s., of age in Oct. owned adj. his fa. as long as he could remem­ 1674. ber; in Apr. 1748, over 80, depos. about (3). STOBBE, Augustine, Mr., Exeter, s. of Bev. List 279. Will, 23 Mar. 1747—2 Apr. 1753, Thomas, vicar of Bilsby, co. Lincoln, and names w. Elizabeth (m. 3d Samuel Came 3), br.-in-law of Bev. John Wheelwright(2) 5 ch. Bee.in Glouc: Jonathan, b. 12 Apr. 1696, who m. his sis. Mary. He m. at Alford 21 d.y. Isaac, b. 3 June 1697, m. July 1724 Mary Nov. 1623, Susanna Hutchinson(ll), was at Stover (1); List 279. Joseph not rec, named Boston in 1638, Assistant Euler at Exeter with Isaac as 'two elder sons'; see Joseph 1639, and soon vanishes. Lists 371, 373, (1). Hannah b. 19 Feb. 1701-2, d.y. Abi­ 376a, 377. John Legate sold land that was gail, b. 20 Apr. 1703, m. 16 Sept. 1725 George formerly his in 1650. Eodick. Mehitabel, b. 15 Feb. 1705-6, d.y. Abraham, b. 23 Feb. 1706-7, d.y. George, STORY. unrec, d. 10 Dec. 1729, ag. 19 yrs. 3 mos. 1 CHARLES, Esq., Portsmouth, Secretary 14 d. John, b. 26 Aug. 1709, David, b. 13 of the Province, being appointed at re­ Nov. 1712, neither in will. Unrec: Josiah quest of Samuel Allen made 14 Aug. 1696. and Abraham, 'two youngest sons' by will. Admitted attorney-at-law in York Co., 1701. One J. m. Sarah Webber, int. 2 Jan. 1741; Ag. ±36 in June 1700; ±37 in Mar. 1700-1, one A. m. Deborah Webber 2 Jan. 1749. also in Aug. 1702. Lists 98, 337. Will 4 3 JOHN, butcher, York, Saco, Boston, pre­ Mar. 1714-5—17 Mar. 1715-6, names w. Su­ sumably illeg. son of (5) whose w. in sannah, his beloved kin Bobert, Barbara, 1655 accus. him of having a bastard at Tom Elizabeth and Margaret Foster, and gives Crockett's. In 1748, (2) depos. that there 5 s. to Barbara Booth. Wid. Susannah succ. was ano. John in York older than his br., him as admr. of the Mungo Crawford est.; who as long as he could rememb. called de­ Madam Story rated to So. Ch. 1717; liv. in ponent's fa. 'uncle.' Bachel Carlisle depos. Portsm. 1720 (sold property). he liv. on S.W. side of York river. Presum. 2 GEORGE. Monies due him in Wm. Jones' east in 1674, List 15 (2). In settlem. of John hands attached in E. Colcord's suit 1642. Lawes' (Lavers 3) est., the ho. and land See also Essex Q. Ct. Rec i: 28. were set off to him, appar. as ered.; called L.'s assignee in 1679. York gr. 1680, which STOVER, found in several co. Suffolk heirs q.c. in 1747 (orig. deed in SJC 63476). parishes. See Hist, of York, ii: 20. Of York, he bot at Saco Falls in 1681; ack. 1 DEPENDENCE (5), shipwright, York, judgm. to George Norton in 1683; of Saco in had a gr. in 1680 which was conf. to him 1684 ack. debt to Wm. Vaughan and sold in 1719; in 1699 bot a sawmill and land York land to Thomas Wise; of Boston in at Cape Neddick from Samuel Webber. 1691 sued Wise. List 33. He m. 2d (int. Wounded by Ind. in 1712 when John Spencer Boston 13 Aug. 1696) Mary Blanchard of was killed. In 1732 John Spencer(jr.) q.c. Charlestown; (2) often saw him in Boston to the gdn. of D. 's dau. Deborah land gr. to and said he had 3 daus., forgetting the 2d Henry Goddard and laid out to D. S. He m. wife's eh. The oldest dau. claimed the Saco Mary Young(lO), d. 25 Sept. 1723, and she land which was sold in 1719 by ch: Eliza­ m. 2d 20 May 1725 John Wells. Division was beth Lash, wid. (m. Bobert L., surely s. of made 4 Apr. 1726. Kn. ch: Mary, b. 8 June (1) and d. 12 Oct. 1727, ag. 58). Mary Pitts, STOVER 667 STROTON wid. (Mary -Stafford- m. Thomas P. in Bos­ execs., incl. Michael Wanton, decl. to serve ton 18 Dec. 1702). Grace Bowles, wid., but 4-17 Sept. 1722. Ch., order in will: John, 77 ack. as -Lawless-; she was Grace -Jepson-, in May 1730. Dependence. Josiah, of Tiver­ wid., in 1747 (in Boston, Grace -Stanford- ton, E. I. in 1709 when he q.c. to Depend­ m. Bobert Bowles 1706, Grace B. m. Wm. ence; Joseph Coggeshall a wit. Named by Mingham 1712, Grace M. m. John -Gibson- mo. as an exec; liv. 1722. George, ±80 in 1720). Dorothy (by 2d w.), b. 23 Mar. 1699, Apr. 1748. Elizabeth, 85 in 1738, m. 1st Capt. m. 1st in 1725 John Lawrence of Chariest, Bichard Hunnewell(7), m. 2d Jeremiah Wal- and Boston, m. 2d Thomas Wharton; wid. ford(3), m. 3d Capt. John Downing(2). 1739-1747+. Ano. Dorothy, b. 16 Oct. 1697, Sarah, called Lanchester in mo. 's will, not d.y. identif. More likely she m. 1st Butland(l) 4 JOHN(5), Cape Neddick, had a 30 a. gr. than Banks(4), if either. Deborah, m. Dea. 22 Apr. 1680 which he deeded to little James Sayward(2). Mary, m. John Wanton, gr.s. John Perkins(ll). Bot from Henry later gov. of B. I., tho their mar. int. in Donnell in 1686. Wife Abigail had tav. lie. Boston were forbid 15 Nov. 1695. Hannah, in Jan. 1704-5, he was lie. 1705 and later. appar. m. twice in Scituate, 1st Bichard Lists 33, 279. See Harris(27), Lee(10). In Church 2 Feb. 1696-7, 2d David Bryant 31 1714 he had built a new ho. on his fa. 's land; July 1706. see (2). He depos. in May 1730, ag. 77, ab. Stowe, William, Hampton, com.t.e.s.c. 1643, the Cape Porpus land Dr. Davis liv. on 59 must be William Estow. yrs. bef. Wife d. 9 July 1730, he bef. 12 Stower, Joseph, List 57. Apr. 1748. Ch: Four taken or k. by Ind. in Stranguidge, Arthur, worked in the Lamp- Oct. 1705; Pike (List 96), Penhallow and rill Eiver mills. List 380. Niles disagree as to the number k., but Gov. Dudley in 1706 demanded release of three STRATTON. little boys, John Stover's eh., supp. held at 1 BARTHOLOMEW, Mr., Boston, and son, Penobscot. One of them Joseph, was bp. in List 82. His w. was Eliphel (Sanford), Canada 24 Feb. 1707, naturalized 1710, ret. step-dau. of Major William Phillips(22). home and depos. in 1733 that he saw Wm. 2 JOHN, gent., of Shotley, co. Suffolk, and Hutchins(3) in Canada. List 99, pp. 126, 279. associates were gr. 2000 a. on Cape Por­ See also Joseph(l). Lydia, m. Jacob Per- pus Biver by the Council of N. E. 1 Dee. kins(ll). Dorothy, b. 10 Dec. 1704 (»m. 1631; he had been in N. E. three yrs. past Thomas Pickering 5). John, b. 4 Aug. 1709, and had expended £1000 transporting and m. 11 Jan. 1728-9 Miriam Harmon(5). List maintaining cattle and servants. He was 279. York 1734, No. Yarm. 1736 and 1740 then with his mo. in Dedham, co. Essex, leav­ when her fa. deeded him 100 a. on Merri- ing that month to take posses., poss. then coneag Neck (Y. D. 19: 317), but the two being cast away at Cape Porpus (±10 yrs. deeds, 19: 37, must have been conscious or bef. Nov. 1640). In Mar. 1636 he had owed unconscious errors. See Wheeler's Hist, of a debt to Mr. Edw. Godfrey for three yrs. Brunswick, p. 855, for ch., incl. Wanton and and his brass kettle was in Mr. G.'s hands. Alcott, and a garbled account of his youth. Fined in Boston in Sept. 1636 for lending a 5 SYLVESTER, fisherman, ferryman, York gun to an Ind., fine remitted in Dec. fol. 'if (Cape Neddick), with partners Ball, he go to the Merrimack.' Salem 1637-1641, Way and Powell had gr. of a neck on so. side where were his mo. and two sis. In 1639 he of Cape Nedd. river for a fishing stage 3 mortg. 100 a. in Salem Vill. to Valentine July 1649. The neck where he dwelt ment. Hill and sold to Bichard Saltonstall and in 1650. Grants 1653, 1665. Exempted from Hugh Peters all Cape P. lands not already training as a ferryman in 1661. Abs. from sold to Matthew Craddock. Ag. ±34 in 1640. meet, in 1664, he and w. in 1666. Censured Abs. in 1643, not seen in Salem again. Two in 1673 for over-indulging his dau. O. A. islands called Stratton's Islands were incl. Mar. 1679-80. Lists 273, 275-277, 24, 25, 33, in Jocelyn's mortg. to Scottow in 1666, the 75b. See also (3). He m. bef. 1655 Elizabeth name remaining in Stratton's Isl. off Old Norton(5), whose mo.'s presence in their Orchard Beach. A dau. Anne was w. of ho. evid. caused many of the troubles of Wm. Lake of Salem in 1660. See references their early .mar. life. Will, bound to old in Lechford; 'A Book of Strattons,' i: 77; Eng., 21 July 1687—14 Feb. 1689-90, names Essex Inst. Col. 54: 177; Andrews(17), Stile- w., 4 sons, 'the rest of my ch.' Her pet. man. (Doc. Hist. V: 432), stating that she lost Streeke, Samuel, ag. ±28, depos. in Apr. 1675 her husb. the beginning of the war, indicates that the Churchwood bros. were born and he ret. from overseas. She remained in York brot up at Kingsweare, co. Devon. until forced off, poss. to Scituate. See God- Strobbs, William, Casco. His w. was killed dard(2). Will, at Scit. 7 Dee. 1714, gives to 10 Aug. 1703. List 39. all ch., liberally to her negroes; the three Stroton, Henry, a captive, List 99, p. 126. STUCKLEY 668 SWAIN Stuckley, Capt. Charles of H. M. S. -Depf ord- neighbor. No evid. of w. and fam. Lists in 1706 carried away by force Jethro 351ab, 281,101,121, 41, 75ab. See also Main- Furber, master of pinke -Wm. and Richard-. waring^). One Philip S., clothier, was of N. E. Reg. 69: 363. Hilmerton, co. Wilts, in 1619. Studley. See Stoodley. SWAFFER, Thomas, willed £10 by Capt. STURT, William, Pemaquid, wit. (Start) Barefoot in 1688; he and John Lee certif. Nathan Bedford's bond to Mrs. Jocelyn that the will was read to B. Edward Ran­ in 1679. Recorded Andros' Arrowsic grants dolph, Esq., had a neph. of this name. See (List 187). In Boston with Sheepscot people Register, 48: 487; Waters' 'Gleanings,' ii: in 1682. In 1686 sued Edward Griffin for 923. ejecting him from Arrowsic Isl. which was gr. to him by John West. Town clerk, Pema­ SWAIN. Perh. partly descriptive, partly quid (1 Me. Hist. Soc. Col. 5: 137), taxed an old Scandinavian personal name there 1687, personal only. Lists 162, 124. Sweyn. STYDSON (also Stidson, Stetson), John, 1 FRANCIS(4), Hampton, Exeter, seems Mr., merchant, had bot a broadcloth coat connec. with both towns at the same time. Sued by Ralph Blaisdell for debt in from Mr. John Munjoy in 1673 and Good- 1649, by Wm. Bartholomew in 1653 for 4000 wife Trafton of York had washed for him. hogshead staves, Abraham Perkins being co- Adm. in Wells et. 25 May 1673 to partner deft. In 1650 he rec. staves from N. Boulter Abel Porter; inv. 1 July 1673 by N. Fryer for the Gilmans; in 1653 sued Thomas King and H. Deering. List 87. See Me. P. & Ct. for false reports about himself and Mary Rec. ii: 258-261, 271-2, 473. Cornish, when they settled by agreeing to Suite, John, Isles of Shoals (Me.) in Sept. pay their own charges and never renew the 1680, a former constable. suit; in 1654 he was bound to keep away SUMMERS. 1 Charles, a Kittery wit. 1671 from her. Evid. in Charlestown in Jan. (Y. D. 2: 133). 1654-5. He sold Hampt. land to Henry Green 2 CHRISTOPHER Henry Hobbs' servant in 1655, poss. moving away then, tho ment. in 1673. in connec. with Sarah Jones in 1662. J. 1650. 3 ISAAC, shopkeeper, Portsm., m. Deborah Lists 391b, 375ab, 376ab(1646), 393ab, this Shackford(l) who was rec. into cov., So. last showing he d. bef. 23 Mar. 1663. See Ch., 7 Mar. 1724-5, and was gr. adm. 30 Dec. also Pettit. Adm. in N. H. 11 Apr. 1665 to 1737. She m. 2d Capt. Samuel Waterhouse Nathl. Weare, who 25 May 1669 had p/a (2). Dau. Mary, ±14, chose Wm. Shackford from the wid. Martha (sole exec.) and her gdn. in Oct. 1740. 2d husb. Caleb Leverich (Rev. Wm., Dover) Sumner, William, Portsm. or Shoals wit. of Newtown, L. I. 1667 (Y. D. 2: 101). 2 JOHN(4), Hampton, Nantucket, ±70 in SUNDERLAND. 1 John, a traveller, in Apr. 1703, wit. ag. Nicholas Lissen in N. H. ct. 1659 for driving a hired horse to 1653; drawn for tr.j. 1660. List 393a. He m. death. 15 Nov. 1660 Mary Weare(5), mov. to Nant. 2 NATHANIEL. See Doc. Hist. 5: 406. aft. Apr. 1662, when in ct. for abs. from SURPLICE (Surplus), John, Kittery, m. pub. worship, and d. there in 1715; will. Ch. Elizabeth Roberts(15), who m. 2d Wm. incl: Mary, b. at Hampt. 11 Sept. 1661, m. Godsoe(2). Ch: Katherine, b. 9 Mar. 1703, Joseph Nason(5). Rec. at Nant. 1664-1679: m. 16 July 1719 John Marr; see Stackpole's John, Stephen, Sarah Joseph Elizabeth, 'Old Kittery,' p. 604. John, b. 30 Nov. 1704. Benjamin. SWADDEN, Philip, Piscataqua, St. Georges 3 JOHN, mariner, Piscataqua, bot land at river. Mass. ct. ord. him whipped in Maquoit from Bobert Jordan in 1688 and June 1631 for running away from his master depos. that yr. about John Parrett and John Robert Seeley of Watertown, intending to Frissell. Bot (at Newcastle?) from Fryer go to Virginia, and freed him from Seeley's in 1696. Newc. cor.j. 1697. Lists 68, 315b. service two mos. later. His wigwam at Wife Mary (Odiorne 2), List 315b. As Mrs. Braveboat Harbor ment. in 1636. In 1639 M. S., she was gr. adm. 21 Apr. 1699, m. a 2d Thomas Hett of Hingham gave p/a to Lt. husb. in Haverh., and soon died, inv. filed in Morris(4) to levy 56 s. on his dwg. near N. H. 3 Sept. 1704. Adm. had been regranted Piscataqua River. Dover 1640. Wit. Syl- on the Swain est. to John Odiorne 25 June vanus Davis' Ind. deed at Damariscotta 1703, when he was app. gdn. of the ch. John 1659. Sued in Middlesex ct. by Nicholas and Richard, the former not seen again. The Davison's wid. 1666. Great Isl. wit. 1669. Maquoit land was claimed for Richard, who Ag. 54 in 1654; 73 in Aug. 1673 when he had a provis. Scarb. gr. in 1720 which he, of depos. that 38 or 39 yrs. ago Mr. Wannerton Portsm., turner, q.c. to Nathl. Keene in gave Nicholas Frost land to come to be his 1728. List 339. Máry Seavey(5) who accus. SWAIN 669 SWARTON him in 1717 was poss. the w. Mary who d. Portsm. 15 May 1709: Dorcas, m. 30 June bef. 10 Nov. 1728 when eh. John, Mary and 1726 John Morse of Kit., from Newbury. Richard were bp. (So. Ch.). Appar. he had a Margaret, m. 1st William Nelson(2), m. 2d 2d w. Margaret and liv. in Barr., but was of Joseph Gunnison(l), m. 3d Henry Sherburne Durham 1747. Roger, a ch., was bp. in Roch. (3 jr.). John; one J. m. Miriam Banfield in 28 June 1737. See also (5). Portsm. 17 Mar. 1740-1. 4 RICHARD, Hampton, was gr. 100 a. in 6 WLLLIAM(4), Hampton, m. Prudence Dec. 1639 and in 1641 had a 30 a. gr. in Marston(lO), List 393a, and liv. on part Exeter which he evid. sold to Nathl. and of his fa.'s home lot. Jury 1650, 1653; se­ Abraham Drake. Presum. the R., ag. 34, lectman 1651, 1654. Lists 392b, 393b. Sergt. who came in the -Truelove- from London in Wm. was lost on a vessel that left Hampt. Nov. 1635, tho the age seems understated. for Boston 20 Oct. 1657. Est. of William Hampt. com.t.e.s.c. 1639; lot layer. Plf. or -jr.,- apprais. 10 Nov. 1657, was attested 12 deft, several times (see vol. i, Essex Q. Ct. Apr. 1658 by wid. Prudence who m. 2d Moses Rec). Selectman 1650; j. 1650; gr.j. 1653. Cox(18). Ch: Hezekiah oldest s. 22 Apr. Freed from training in June 1653. In July 1658 when gr.fa. Swain deeded land to him, 1659 he was a purchaser of Nant. In Nov. Y} the income to be for the use of his mo. foil, fined and disenfranchised for entert. while a wid. Inv. 2, adm. 6 May 1670 to br. Quakers. In Sept. 1660 he deeded prop, to William, who had a double portion of his est. Nathl. Boulter, also giving him a p/a, and Hannah m. Francis Jenness(l). Elizabeth, in Oct. 1661, late of Hampt., sold a Hampt. b. 14 July 1650, d.y. Bethia, b. 22 Nov. 1652, ho. and land to Benj. Swett and other prop, m. Joseph Moulton (12). Noah, twin, b. 29 to Nathl. Weare, tho he depos. bef. Thomas Dec. 1654, d. 23 July 1658. Prudence, twin, Wiggin in Sept. 1662, ±67. Of Nant., by m. John Philbrick(4). Elizabeth (posth.), b. deed to the Boulters in July 1663. Hampt. 24 Jan. 1657-8, d. by 1670. Ch. excommun. him as a Quaker in May 7 WLLLIAM(6), Hampt., m. 20 Oct. 1676 1668. Lists 391ab, 392ab, 393ab(2), 376b Mary Webster(6). Lists 396, 52. Inv. 9 (1647). See also Cram(2). His 1st w. Basille Apr. 1692. Wid. Mary m. 2d (contr. 12 June (List 393a) d. 15 July 1657; he m. 2d 15 1694) Joseph Emmons(2). 6 ch. in div. 1702: Sept. 1658 Jane, wid. of George Bunker of Mary, b. 10 Nov. 1677, m. Edward Williams Topsfield, with whom he sold Tops, land in (6). WiUiam, b. 28 Dee. 1679, d. 4 Jan. 1718. 1660. She d. at Nant. 31 Oci. 1662, he 14 List 399a. Wife Mary, who may have m. 2d Apr. 1682. Kn. ch: William, ag. 16, and 11 Nov. 1725 John Eollins of Ex. 3 ch. 1709- Francis, ag. 14, came in the -Bebecca- from 1714. Mehitable, m. Bobert Bo we (see 17). London, arriving at Boston 8 June 1635. John, m. 1st 25 Nov. 1714 Mary Sargent, m. Nicholas, had Ex. grants with br. Francis in 2d 24 July 1716 Martha Tongue. Will, 1757— 1641, 1650, and in the latter yr. had a 2d gr. 1758. 1 + 8 ch. Caleb, Hampt. Falls, m. in of 5 a. at the end of his ho.-lot. Lists 391b, Salisb. 24 Jan. 1711-2 Hannah Brown. Will, 374e, 375ab, 376ab(1647). He d. 18 Aug. 1753—1757, w. Hannah, 8 ch., b. 1710-1725. 1650. Grace, oldest sis., m. Nathaniel Boul- 'Sarah ±15 in 1706-7, ran away from mo. and ter(2). John, b. ±1633. Elizabeth bp. at step-fa. and was entertained by Samuel Fel­ Newb. 9 Oct. 1638, m. Nathaniel Weare(6). lows; her sis. Mehitable took her part. One By 2d w: Richard, b. Hampt. 13 Jan. 1659- Sarah of H. m. 25 Jan. 1719-20 Isaac Clough 60, admr. of fa. 's est. in Nant. 1 Aug. 1682. of Salisb. He remov. to Cape May where adm. was gr. to his oldest s. Jonathan 22 May 1707; other Swallows, John, at Newcastle in Nov. 1699; sons were Ebenezer 19, and Lemuel 16, in see Garraway, Lane (12). 1708. SWAN. 5 ROGER, joiner, Portsm., taxed 1698, m. 1 JOSHUA, soldier at Saco fort under Capt. bef. 4 Jan. 1700-1, prob. by 1698 (List Hill when Michael Edgecomb was there. 330f), Margaret (Clark 49) (Jackson 16) Poss. from Bowley. White, who was adm. to full commun.,So.Ch., 2 SAMUEL, taxed Portsm. 1713, depos. 28 Aug. 1715. Lists 330de, 337 (and w.), 339. there in Dee. 1722 that he was at Lt. See also Lamprey (2). He was liv. in 1726, Joseph Boberts' ho. in Dover when Mrs. marked 'dead' on tax list of Jan. 1731-2. Susanna Cotton was there and employed Adm. gr. 31 July 1734 to John Morse; inv. him to do some business for her. incl. ho., barn and 23 a. in Portsm., 80 a. in SWARTON, John, No. Yarmouth, where 50 Barr. Wid. Margaret was liv. in Kit. in 1741 a. were ord. laid out to him 29 June 1687 when she depos. that she formerly liv. in the in answer to his pet. to Andros, dated Bev­ ho. in which the late Elizabeth Eburne, wid., erly 16 June 1687, stating that he had visited dwelt, and it was ±48 yrs. since she went out No. Y. and found favor with Capt. Gendall. of that ho. into her own near by. Ch. bp. at In July 1688 he depos. ab. John Royal. He SWARTON 670 SWETT had served in Flanders under Charles II and (3). Lists 395, 396, 52. He sold Hampt. Capt. Church in his exped. East 1689 saw prop, in 1695, bot at Newcastle, Del., in 1704 'one Swarton a Jerseyman.' He was k., w. and. d. there; will, 1719—1719. Ch. here and ch. taken captives at No. Y. 1689. Lists 1684-1689: Sarah, John, Stephen. Joseph, b. 34; 99, pp. 74, 75, 126. See also Doc. Hist. 6: 21 Jan. 1658. Moses, b. 16 Sept. 1661. Han­ 264, 415. The mo. of his rec. ch. was Han­ nah, b. 16 May 1664, m. Nathaniel Hall(17). nah, his captive w. was Johanna (called Elizabeth b. 2 July 1667; one E. m. James Anne Ebal by Catholic rec. when her dau. French 8 Dec. 1709. Lt. John, Kingston, b. was mar.) and it seems certain that he m. in 17 May 1670, m. 1st 3 Dec. 1696 Bethia Page Bev. 8 Jan. 1671 Joanna Hibbert or Hib- (9), who d. 16 Apr. 1736, m. 2d 10 Nov. 1736 bard, b. 1651 (not Abigail, as by mar. rec), Mrs. Sarah Brown, who surv. him. List 66. and that her sis. Abigail, b. 1655, m. Thomas Will, 16 June 1748 (d. 3 Sept. 1753). 7 ch. Blashfield(l). She was redeemed in 1695, at Hampt. and Kingston 1699-1714. Stephen, her famous 'Narrative' being first pub. in tailor, b. 13 Sept. 1673, m. Mary Kent (int. 1697. See 'N. E. Captives,' i: 204-206. Mary, at Newb. 27 Dec. 1695). Will, 1739-1746. 13 dau. of John, d. at Bev. 14 Sept. 1674. Ch. ch. at Newb. of John and Hannah bp. there: Samuel, bp. 2 CLEMENT, fisherman, Cape Elizabeth, 8 Nov. 1674, was k. bef. the captives reached sold a ho. and ±20 a. next north of John Norridgewoek on their way to Canada. Parrett and near his own ho. to Thomas Mary, bp. 17 Oct. 1675, m. in Canada 9 Sparks in May 1685; named an abuttor in Sept. 1697 John Lahay or Jean Laha, an July 1685. List 226. Not found in person Irishman. 11 ch. there. John, bp. 22 July again, and prob. Sarah whose land adj. that 1677. His mo. parted with him the day after bot by Philip Carpenter in June 1688 was their capture, his later hist. unkn. One John his wid. He was named an abuttor in Jan. m Abigail kins in Bev. 4 July 1702, and 1713-4 (see Vittery): land form, owned by appar. soon d. Jasper, bp. at Bev. 14 June Sarah Sweat ment. in 1751. See also (6, 9). 1685, redeemed with his mo. in 1695, when 3 GEORGE (also Sweet, aut. Sweett), was she was called 'of York,' he 'of Casco.' Charles Hilton's man at Great Isl. List Sweeting, John, Pemaquid soldier 1696. List 312e. In 1672 he wit. a note given by Arthur 127. Bennick and Francis Thome; the same yr. sued Thome for wages. Bondsm. for Bobert SWETT. Dorcas, Stephen, Joseph, Ben­ Smart, jr., 1676. In 1679, of Exeter, he did jamin, ch. of John, were bp. at Wymond- not answer a ct. summons; was sued by ham, co. Norfolk, 1618-1624. George March of Newb. for victuals, drink 1 CAPT. BENJAMIN, Hampton, s. of John and horse meat, at which time he gave a p/a of Newb., prob. the B. bp. at Wymond- to Christopher Palmer; and,of Lamprill Biv­ ham 12 May 1624, m. in Newb. 1 Nov. 1647 er, was in ct. for abs. from w. 7 or 8 yrs. Esther or Hester Weare(5), living there Sued by Vaughan in 1680. In 1683, ag. ±30, until aft. he bot a Hampt. ho. and land from he depos. ab. the York-Doe fence. Here in Bichard Swain 16 Oct. 1661. At Newb: com. 1684. Lists 396, 52. Bebecca Sweat who wit. Ensign in Oct. 1651; j. at Hampt. ct. 1653; Mrs. Catherine Hilton's will (proved 1676, signed the Pike pet. 1654, giving as his rea­ N. H. Prob. i: 173) may have been Bebecca son bef. the inquiry board that 'every free Smart. subject has liberty to pet. for any that had 4 JOHN, Shoals, sued by Samuel Rowland been in esteem without offense to any.' At in 1672 for withholding two hides. See Hampt: j. 1664, 1666; foreman gr.j. 1664, also Gill(2), Jewell(4). 1668, 1673; selectman 1666, 1670, 1675-6. 5 LT. *JOSEPH(l), Hampton Falls, m. 1st Lists 45, 392b(2), 393b, 394; wife's 394. Hannah Ward(9), who d. 14 Aug. 1701, Called Lieut. 1666. A resolute executive, he m. 2d 20 Nov. 1701 Sarah Andrews (Thom­ was commis. Capt. 22 June 1677 and ord. to as) of Boxford. Constable 1686; j. 1685, repair to Black Point where he was soon 1694,1695; on committee of militia 1691 (see slain (see Bodge, 342-346). Adm. 9 Oct. 1677 Jona. Moulton 5); selectman 1693, 1698, to wid. Hester; eldest s. to have the land, the 1712, 1717; Bep. 1693, 1698, 1699-1701. other 8 ch. £30 apiece as they came of age. Called Sergt. 1693, Lieut. 1698; led a comp. She m. 2d 31 Mar. 1679 Ens. Stephen Green- of militia to Saco (N. H. Prov. Papers 3: leaf (4). Ch., 1st 7 b. at Newb., last 4 at 424). Lists 392b(5), 396, 399a, 52, 57, 63, Hampt: Esther, b. 7 (or 17) June 1648, m. 64. Will, 29 Sept. 1720—4 Jan. 1721-2, Abraham Green (2). Sarah, b. 7 Nov. 1650, named w. Sarah, their ch., and four by 1st m. Morris Hobbs(9). Mary, b. 7 Jan. 1651, w. She m. 2d 15 Jan. 1722-3 Charles Tread- d.y. Mary, b. 2 May 1654, m. Bichard Wa- well of Wells. Her will, of Hampt. F., 12 terhouse(l). Benjamin, tanner, b. 25 (or 5) Dec. 1743—30 Oct. 1745, names 5 ch. By 1st Aug. 1656, apprent. to Mr. Samuel Clark of w: Hannah, b. 13 Sept. 1682, not in fa.'s Portsm., m. 9 May 1682 Theodate Hussey will. One H. m. John Bust in Hampt. 12 SWETT 671 SYMONDS May 1703. Lt. Joseph, tanner, Hampt., York, Swinnerton, John, Falmouth wit. 1657 (Y. D. where he bot in Jan. 1717-8. Lists 279. He i: 98). m. 1st Hannah Sayward(3), who d. 15 Nov. Sygus, John, Scarboro 1670, ag. 28. List 235. 1761 in 74th yr.; m. 2d 11 July 1762 wid. Patience Nowell; d. 2 Aug. 1776. 7 ch., 3 in SYMONDS. See also Simmons, Simonds. H. 1715-1718, 4 in Y. 1719-1729. Esther, m. 1 HARLAKENDEN (2), gent., Wells 1655- 18 Nov. 1708 John Eaton. Margaret, b. 2 1660. He bot the Boade est. with br. July 1690, m. 1st Thomas Sherburne (7), m. Wm. in 1655, and from Bush and Turbet in 2d Benjamin Bust. Abigail, b. 29 Mar. 1692, 1660. In 1656 Bobert Clemons sued him for m. Benjamin Stone(l). By 2d w: Lydia, b. selling a mare and foal he had already sold 22 Mar. 1704, m. 1st 3 Apr. 1729 David Lee to plf. Late of Wells 17 Apr. 1661 when he of Boston, m. 2d 25 Sept. 1746 Samuel Smith. deeded large tracts to fa. and other rela­ Hannah b. 23 May 1708, m. 2 Feb. 1728 tives. Interested with fa. and br. at Lamp- Moses Swett of Newb. Capt. Benjamin, b. 2 rill River. Lists 24, 269b. See Lissen(2); May 1710, m. 20 July 1732 Elizabeth (Nor­ Y. D. 5: 1: 84, and references in Y. D.; ton 1) Jenness, who d. 25 Mar. 1759 in 57th Essex Q. Ct. Rec. 4: 303. Ipsw. 1662; Glouc. yr. Will, 1762—1762, w. Mary, 3 of 4 ch. 1664 with w. Elizabeth Day (Wentworth); Capt. Jonathan, b. 17 Nov. 1712, m. 1st 19 Ipsw. 1670, 1694. She d. in Glouc 31 Jan. July 1733 Deborah Tilton, m. 2d 26 Oct. 1738 1727-8 in 90th yr. His fa. willed to him the Jane Bowe, who d. 5 Jan. 1751 in 33d yr., m. Lamprill Riv. farm and other N. H. land and 3d Mary (Doe 3) Wiggin; both liv. 1768; 10 to his dau. Sarah b. at Glouc. 2 July 1668, ch. Moses, b. 13 Dec. 1716, not in mo. 's will. the Coxhall land form, her fa.'s. She m. David, m. 25 Sept. 1746 Dorothy Currier who Thomas Low, jr., in Ipsw. 2 Dec. 1687. m. 2d 12 Sept. 1751 Andrew Wiggin; 2 daus. Wells land was laid out to her s. John in rec. 1731. 6 JOSEPH and w. Jane, Portsm. Bated to 2 DEP. GOV. SAMUEL, Ipswich. He was No. Ch. 1717. One Joseph (Sweet) was a one of the Mass. comrs. receiving Kittery Deering wit. in Kit. 1717 (Y. D. 9: 20); Jo­ submissions in 1652, and as a Mass. magis­ seph (f of York) and Abner Perkins were trate held ct. in Me. and N. H. Owned large­ bondsm. for wid. Mary (Carpenter 5) Deer­ ly at Wells, Lamprill Riv. and outside Ex. ing in 1725. See also (2). Ch: Alexander, d. and Dover. List 379. See also Lissen(2), 20 Mar. 1716-7, ag. 5 days (Point of Graves). and Essex Prob. Hi: 263, for his will, 1673-- Joseph, bp. 30 June 1717, Icet (dau.), bp. 19 1678. Ch. incl: Harlakenden. William. Sam­ June 1720 (So. Ch. rec). uel, d. s.p. bef. him. Elizabeth m. Capt. 7 MOSES(l), Hampton, a Quaker, m. 12 Daniel Epps(l). Martha, m. 1st Maj. John May 1687 Mary Hussey(3). He depos. in Dennison, m. 2d Hon. Richard Martyn(15). 1720, ag. ±60. Lists 52, 399a. Joseph Chase Ruth, m. Rev. John Emerson. Priscilla, m. willed him £10, his dau. Elizabeth £5.- Will, Thomas Baker. 15 Apr. 1729—19 Jan. 1730-1, names w. 3 t*WTLLIAM(2), gent., Wells 1655 (see Mary and ch: Elizabeth eldest dau., m. 1), a large landowner and long resident Nathl. Hall (see 17 jr.); d. bef. fa. Mary, there. Gr.j. 1659, 1662, 1663, 1675 (abs.), b. 2 Feb. 1689, m. 6. 1 mo. 1711-2 John Swain 1676 (sworn in, fined for abs. later); j. 1662- of Nant. Esther, b. 10 June 1690, m. Benja­ 1666, 1668; Deputy 1676; Associate 1677-8; min Hoag(l). Daniel, m. 4 Feb. 1730-1 Han­ selectman 1678. Named an overseer in wills nah Cass. 4 ch. rec. Deliverance, m. 20. 8 m. of John Gooch 1667, Francis Littlefield, jr., 1718 Solomon Coleman of Nant. Theodate, 1674, Joseph Bolles 1678. Of Wells 19 Nov. m. John Purington (James 2). Stephen, m. 1678. He inher. in N. H. from his fa. Lists 23 Dec. 1723 Mary Hoag(l), mov. to Mass. 24, 25, 262, 266(2), 269b. See also Lissen(2), and B. I. Ch. Phebe, m. Elisha Purington Manning (6). He m. Mary Wade (Jonathan) (James 2). Huldah, m. 28 Sept. 1726 Benj. of Ipsw., where he d. 26 May 1679, adm. 17 Coleman of Nant. Patience, m. 20 Apr. 1731 June to wid. Mary and Jona. Wade; a div. John Dow. Benjamin, blacksmith, given the made 7 Feb. 1688-9. Called late of Wells in homestead, went to B. I. and Mass., but re­ 1706, when his farm was ment. 'at the East­ turned. Wife Mary Davol. Will, of Hampt. erly end of the town.' During the war he F., 26 Oct. 1757—23 Feb. 1758, gives to sis. had remov. to a garrison ho. in the center of Deliverance and Huldah Coleman of Nant., the town. Ch. rec. and mar. at Ipsw: Susan­ all the rest to s. Jonathan. na, b. 3 Jan. 1668, m. 18 Dec 1690 Joseph 8 RICHARD, 1667; see Hilton (9,17); Y. D. Jacob (6). Dorothy, b. 21 Oct. 1670, m. 19 2: 33. List 3, Sweat 1 Dee. 1695 Cyprian Whipple; of Stonington 9 SAMUEL, Falmouth or vicinity 1684. List 1710. Mary, b."6 Jan. 1673, m. 10 Dec. 1697 226. See also (2). Joseph Whipple; dead in 1706. Elizabeth, b. Swind, John, Falmouth or vicinity 1683. 20 July 1678, Boston 1710, m. there 7 July List 226. 1715 Ichabod Allen of Chilmark. TAIN 672 TARLETON Tain, Thomas, York abuttor 1709 (Y. D. 7: for selling spirits 1737; signed Portsm. peti­ 135). tion 1737. TATNTOE, »Michael, Mr., Kittery, laid TAPRELL, Bobert, Mr., mariner, prop, of bounds between Maj. Shapleigh and Portsmouth, m. Abishag Walton (1) after Nicholas Frost ±1640. Wit. Shapleigh deed 1659. Wit. Champernowne to Walton, 1661. 1642. Removed to Branford, Conn., where In 1672 they liv. in Boston in Alexander he was prominent citizen. Waldron's ho. She seems to have left her Taire, see Tare. husband and returned to her fa.'s ho. at Newcastle soon afterward, opening a shop TALLEY, Bichard and w. Sarah wit. con­ to maintain her family. Taprill was capt. of sent of the bride's mo. to Jane (Scam­ the pinke -Hopewell- in 1676 when he was mon) Stedman's marriage to Thos. Deane sued for wages by Francis Pallot, and of the at Exeter 1691. One B. T., ±30 in 1683, was ketch -Providence- when he d. at sea in Nov. a Boston baker 1675-1699. 1678. Lists 302b, 311a, 313a, 330ab, 331b. Tamling, John, wit. deliv. by turf and twig The wid. d. Jan. 1678-9. See 'Ancestry of of Sheepscot land, Thos. Cleaves(2) to Lydia Harmon' (W. G. Davis, 1924). Ch., Scottow, 1666. named in gr.fa. Walton's will: Alice, sus­ Tankin, David, drunk 1662. Isles of Shoals. pected of having had an illegit. ch. 1685. See Y. D. 2: 99. Priscilla, m. Boston 18 Aug. 1699 Francis TANNER. 1 James, Wells, m. (York ct. Caswell; d. bef. 1714 when his w. was Jane. Oct. 1712) Phebe Boyal(l). See Y. D. 8: Grace, had illegit. ch. 1700 which she laid to John Tomson of Kittery; m. 1st Israel 140. Wit. 1714. She, of York, ' accounted a Hoyt and prob. m. 2d Sampson Babb(4). single woman,' was in trouble 1721-2. Still Tarbell (Turbell), Benjamin, Cape Eliza­ Tanner, she kept a shop 1723; m. 2d James beth 1683. List 226. Tyler. Dau. Deborah, poss. illegit., m. Tim­ TABBOX, Nathaniel, Berwick 1713 (tax), othy Carle (3). Biddeford ab. 1720, b. Lynn 25 Jan. 2 JOHN, Portsmouth, carpenter, fined 1664, 1684, s. of John and Mary (Haven). Killed in ct. for absence from w. 1666, 1668. by Ind. 1723. By w. Elizabeth Emery(9) Adm. to Mr. John Fletcher 30 Mar. 1669. who m. 2d John Gray(9), he had: Joseph, m. Lists 47, 311b, 330a. See Gray(3), Pickering 22 Feb. 1732 Mary Belcher. 10 ch. Benja­ (4). min, m. 1st one Abigail, m. 2d Hannah Smith. 9 eh. John, m. one Abigail'. 9 ch. TAPLEY. Haven, m. 20 Nov. 1746 Miriam Dempsey. 9 1 JOHN, ±25 in 1664, Damariscove. See ch. Sarah, m. 25 July 1745 Job Boberts. Hunnewell(6). 2 JOHN, s. of John and Elizabeth, b. Salem 7 Apr. 1669, taxed there 1691, considered TABE, Taire, Tayer. to be the J. T. at the Shoals 1702 (see Mar- 1 JOHN, very poss. br. of Cecily (Tayer) tell 2) and the husband of Anne Lewis(14). Davis(12) and s. of John Tayer of Thorn- Poss. ch: William, Kittery, mate in Pep- bury, co. Glos. Bloody Pt. by 1642; gr.j. perell's service 1717. One W. T. was ordered 1646, 1649; j. 1650; wit. at Gt. Isl. 1668. pinioned at Canso in Sept. 1718 by Capt. Lists 342, 354a. Andrew Bobinson on charge of stealing 2 THOMAS, Dover, blacksmith, ±21 in 1678, goods from the French. One W. T. m. 19 ±26 in 1680, by propinquity and name Mar. 1726-7 Bebecca Briar(7), was a Kit. would seem related to (1). Supplied iron tailor in 1745 when he and Bebecca deeded work on Isaac Waldron's -Primrose- and Briar prop, to John Haley. Mary, m. 1725 sued for payment 1678. Working for Bich­ William Partridge(6 jr.). ard Paine at Gt. Isl. 1680. Taxed Dover 3 BOBEBT, br. of (2), b. Salem 17 Dec. 1681, 1682. Sued in Suffolk Co. 1681-2 by 1673, taxed there 1692. He m. wid. Pru­ Wm. Henderson. List 359a. dence (Mitchell 17) Braddin(2) by 1706 TABLETON, Bichard, Newcastle, m. 2d when they adm. the Braddin est. and she ±1692 Buth Stileman(2). Constable sold a ho. on Star Isl. She was taxed 1707 1694, 1695; j. 1695; cor.j. 1697; gr.j. 1699. (mill-dam), 1709 (Str. Bank), 1722 (house Lists 66 (Tarrington), 96, 315abc. See Home on s. side Graffort Lane). In 1709-10, a (3). Drowned 18 Mar. 1705-6 at launching Portsmouth inn-keeper, she was suspected of a ship at Capt. Fernald's yard in Kittery. of keeping a disorderly-ho. She renewed Her will, 4 Jan.—4 Mar. 1707-8, left ho. and her bap. cov. at No. Ch. 18 Nov. 1716 and Stileman heirlooms to minor ch., made prov. had two Braddin and two Tapley ch. bp. for her husb. 's dau. by his 1st marriage, if Her Lists 337, 339. She m. one Spoor by she came from Eng., contingent legacies to 1726. Ch: Bobert, not in mo.'s will. Samuel, cous. Buth Langsford of Salem and Mary of Boston 17 June 1729 when his mo. deeded Atkinson of Newc, and app. Mr. John Em- to him; legatee in her will 1729; in York ct. I erson and Theodore Atkinson Esq. trustees, TARLETON 673 TAYLOR the latter and his w. to bring up the two gr. with John Derry 1693-4. He d. ±1697. youngest ch. Ch: Elias, b. 13 Aug. 1693, m. Lists 52, 57, 94, 359ab, 368a, 382. The wid. Mary Eandall(7); taxed Portsm. 1727; had an illegit. ch., b. 20 Apr. 1699, by James signed pet. for setting-off Eye 1724. He d., Jackson, her bondsmen James Bunker and ag. 95, in 1785 (newspaper of June 3). Wil­ Bobt. Huckins. Adm. on her est. to Henry liam. Richard, Newc. wit. 1720, m. wid. Nock 2 Feb. 1699-1700. Ch: Samuel, k. by Mary (Batson 2) Parsons. Buth. Ind. 1 June 1704. List 96. Mary, m. Samuel Perkins(19). Capt. John, served in Crown TARR, Torr. Pt. exped., m. 3 Apr. 1718 Judith Davis(37). 1 BENEDICTTJS, Dover, 'late of Old Eng.' Will 12 June 1755—25 Nov. 1761. Ch., the m. 17 July 1704 wid. Leah (Nute 2) first two bp. 6 Aug. 1721, others 21 Mar. Knight, whose 1st husb.'s garrison-ho. he 1736, Dover: William; Elizabeth, m. Samuel rebuilt. List 298. Liv. 1732, when they Davis; Samuel, d. bef. 1755 leaving w. Be­ sold 50 a. near Love's brook to Samuel Row. becca and ch.; John; Ebenezer; Bebecca, m. Having no ch., he made his neph., Vincent Samuel Huggins. Torr, ±18 in 1726, from Blackawton, eo. Devon, his heir. Vincent m. ±1739 Lois TAYLOR, an occupational name which be­ Pinkham; 7 ch. b. 1740-1758. came the 15th commonest in N. E. 2 BICHARD, ±84 in 1730, liv. 5 yrs. on El­ 1 ALEXANDER, taxed Berwick 1718-9. liot 's farm at Blue Pt. bef. Philip's war, See Lord(6). later at Saco where he 'improved' a saw­ 2 ANTHONY, f eltmaker, Hampton, a young mill under Blackman and Scammon. Of man with the first-comers. The new Gloucester (Sandy Bay) 1693 when he sold ' Banks Topographical Diet.' names Cob- 50 a. in Saco that had belonged to Eichard ham, co. Surrey, in connec. with him, but Sealy. He m. 2d Elizabeth Dicer (Wm.). imposs. to tell whether a positive identifica­ Will, 7 Jan. 1729—13 June 1732, names w. tion or a good clue. He sold Hampt. land to and eh. By an unkn. 1st w: William, m. 21 John Legate in 1642, the first of many Dec. 1708 Elizabeth Felt(5). John, Bidde­ transactions. O. A. 1648. Signed the pet. in ford 1730, Boston 1734, m., int. 8 Apr. 1714, fav. of Eobert Pike. Tav. lie. 1654. O. F. Elizabeth Haines (2) whose fa. deeded them 1655. Selectman 1658, 1666, 1670, 1682; 50 a. at Purpoodock in 1716; master of sloop fence viewer 1660; j. 1665, 1675, 1676, 1678; -Mary- 1711. By w. Elizabeth, rec. in gr.j. 1679, 1680. Dismissed from milit. train­ Gloucester: Elizabeth b. 10 Jan. 1691, m. ing and watches 1666. Prison keeper 1668, Ebenezer Davis; d. bef. her fa., her ch. in 1672-1674, constable 1673, on special en­ his will. Honor, b. 10 May 1693, m. 1st John forcement committee 1677. O. A. to Mass. Wise (see 4), 2d John Wonson, 3d Isaac 1678. Lists 391ab, 392ab(2)c, 393ab, 396, Prince. Bichard, b. 26 Aug. 1695. One 397ab, 398, 49, 52, 54. Wife Philippa Eichard m. 29 Sept. 1719 Sarah Beale of (Phillip in 1658) d. 20 Sept. 1683, he 4 Nov. Marblehead and had ch. 1722-1734. Ano. 1687, ag. 80. No probate rec, but Joseph Eichard m., int. 20 Feb. 1721-2, Grace Hodg- Dow once wrote to Judge Savage that he ex­ kins who m. 2d 10 Nov. 1726 Joshua Crom­ pected to find a will. Ch: John. Lydia, m. well (Joshua 3) after E. T.'s murder by John Moulton(8). Sarah, m. 1st Thomas Ind. at Fox Harbor 22 June 1724, and had Canney(4), m. 2d John Wingate(l), m. 3d ch. 1722-1724. Study would prob. identify Eichard Paine(12). Martha, b. ±1647, m. them. Joseph, b. 16 Jan. 1697-8; his fa. deed­ Hezron Leavitt(3). Mary, m. 1st William ed him 1729-30 100 a. at Saco, granted by Love(5), m. 2d Hon. Samuel Wyllys of Bonython to Arthur Churchwell(l). Ben­ Hartford. jamin, b. 9 Apr. 1700. Caleb, b. 4 July 1703. 3 BENJAMTN(24), liv. on land he bot from Samuel, b. 25 June 1706. Abigail, b. 11 June Boger Kelly 1 Oct. 1696, a short distance 1709, not in fa.'s will. Sarah, b. 11 Sept. from Asse Brook, in what became Stratham. 1716, m. Thomas Dresser. Gr.j. 1699; selectman. In 1701 he and w. Tart, John, taxed at Dover 1648. Prob. Bachel deeded to Wm. Graves. Called 'my Tare(l). br. Taylor' in David Lawrence's will 1710 TASH. 1 Jacob. List 339. See Thomas (6). and had deed from Joseph Lawrence in 1716. 2 JOAN. See Lash(l). Lists 67, 376b(1698), 388. He d. 30 Jan. 1747, his w. 19 Oct. 1749. Ch: Nathan, had TASKER, Taskett. deed from fa. in 1723; m. Anne Chase 1 ISAAC. List 75b. (Jonathan) who d. in Mar. 1740, ag. 37; he 2 MB. List 328. d. in Sanbornton 11 Mar. 1784, ag. 88. 4 ch. 3 WILLIAM, Oyster Eiver, ±40 in 1696, m. Benjamin, had deed from fa. 1723, m. bef. 11 Mary Adams(3) whose fa. deeded 50 a. Apr. 1726 Elizabeth Wiggin (Bradstreet) (in Madbury) to her and her ch. 1 Mar. who d. in 1749. His will, 1767 (d. in Strath. 1693-4. Taxed Dover 1675. J. 1693. Joint 14 Apr. 1768), names w. Patience, 5 ch. Ed- TAYLOR 674 TAYLOR ward, deacon and elder, had deeds from fa. 8 HENRY, Portsmouth by 1640, sued Wm. 1729, 1740; m. Anne Sinclair (John 2) who Ham in 1646. In ct. for adultery with d. 6 Apr. 1768, and had a 2d w. Mary. Ann Crowder(3) in 1648, taken to Boston 4 EDWARD (24), ship-carpenter, liv. long at jail and executed. Adm. 5 July 1649 to John Salmon Falls where his w. Rebecca was Webster for creditors. Lists 41, 321, 330a. born. In 1673 fined in Me. for taking Wm. See also Davis(47), Storer(4). Furbush's horse; ack. judgm. to Mr. George 9 HERCULES, Newcastle, sailor. List 312a. Broughton in 1676. His S. F. land ment. in 10 ISAAC(12), poss. at Salem tempo, after 1683. In Mar. 1693-4 Dover gr. him a strip the war, at Sheepscot 1683-1689 (List of land betw. his own and Mr. G. Brough­ 164), signed a pet. ag. Lt. Jordan in Boston ton '3 fence. Of Exeter 20 July 1699, he sold 28 Jan. 1689-90 (Doc. Hist. 5: 40). Later at 50 a. at S. F. to Thomas Roberts and soon Scituate (see 27) and ret. to Boston where took a q.c. from George and Jethro Pearson he d. ±1720, leaving a will. He ent. an East. of 50 a. adj. his own land that was Edw. Claim for his fa.'s Damariscotta land held Bowe's. He liv. at Lamprill Biver, where he over 50 yrs. and enjoyed peaceably until the was k. by Ind. ab. 26 Apr. 1704, w. Bebecca 1st war; his wid. and exec. Sarah deeded and child captured. Lists 359b, 94, 96. See Sheepscot and Damariscotta lands to s. 'N. E. Captives,' i: 367-9. She ret. and m. David of Scituate in 1731. She depos. in 2d Thomas Dudley(l) bef. 7 June 1711. In Boston in July 1737, ag. ±77, that she liv. at 1720 she and s. Nathan renounc. adm. on the Sheepscot when ±20 and knew Elizabeth Taylor est. to Aaron Bollins, and again in Gent, wid.; in May 1738, ±74, that they were 1726 to Nathan Pilsbury. The land was in neighbors together with Wm. and Margaret 7ths in 1762. Ch. incl: William, b. at Newi- Lovering. Kn. ch: John, b. in Boston 16 chawannock in 1691, bp. in Canada 25 May Jan. 1691-2. At Scituate: Isaac, b. 20 Feb. 1706, bur. there 11 Jan. 1712, a shoemaker. 1693. Mary, b. 10 June 1696. Jonathan, b. 15 List 99, pp. 92, 125. Nathan, Exeter, m. 18 Jan. 1698-9. David, b. 15 Mar. 1700-1. May 1727 Mary Barber(5), liv. 1762. Daugh­ Rachel, bp. 1 June 1707. ter, m. Ephraim Folsom (2). Daughter, m. 11 JOHN, boatmaster for John Winter Aaron Bollins(6). Hannah m. Nathan Pils­ when he fished at Casco, was liv. at Jaime bury. Sarah called Souter in 1762. Rev. Mr. (Yealm?) near Plymouth, Eng., in 1640. Pike reported one John Taylor severely List 21. wounded by Ind. betw. Ex. and Lamprill 12 JOHN, planter, Damariscotta River, was River ab. July 1706, who recovered. with Nathl. Draper 2 June 1651, wit. with 5 EDWARD, New Dartmouth, where his ho. Edw. Hall and Walter Phillips in 1659. Gr.j. (empty?) was plundered by Ind. 6 Sept. 1666. John Pearce depos. that Phillips liv. 1688. Bichard Adams and Edw. Ewster pet. near the Salt Water Falls and T. 's fence was Andros for land adj. his in Sheepscot Eiver. ab. y4 m. below the Falls. See Y. D. 16: 112, See Doc. Hist. 6: 240, 443. Ag. ±38, he gave for bounds of land where he liv. until the evid. ag. Lt. Jordan (6) in Boston in Jan. war, and Y. D. 18: 281, for depos. of Lydia 1689-90. John Slaughter was liv. in a Bos­ (Mercer 2) Stanwood, ±80, who liv. with ton ho., formerly one E. T.'s, in 1718, when him when she was 10 yrs. old. Lists 12, 13. his gr.fa. (see Goddard 1) deeded it to him. His w. is not seen, unless (6), and he not aft. See also (10), (12). wartime, but one of them was related to Rev. John Oxenbridge's wid. Susanna of 6 ELIZABETH, taxed Pemaquid 1687. List Boston (her form. husb. Mr. Abbott), whose 124. See also (12). will, 6 June 1695, gave to (John Taylor's 7 GEORGE, Black Point, ±60 in 1659 (see ch.) kinsman Isaac, kinswoman Mary, kins­ Elkins 11), ±70 in 1681, liv. at Casco with woman Elizabeth Gent (w. of Thomas 3); Cleeve in 1636. He sued Bev. Eichard Gib­ see N. E. Reg. 44:83-88; 59:324. Lydia Stan- son for trespass in 1640. Sued for debt by wood spoke of the sons, one of them presum. Eichard Hitchcock in 1661, and sued JoBeph William(27), altho not named in the Oxen- Winnock for marsh in 1675. Lists 232, 235, bridge will, and no ch. of his kn. to have 237ac, 238a. See also Boaden(2). His only held or claimed east of Arundel. As a pos­ kn. w. was wid. Margaret Hinkson(3), m. sibility ?Joseph whose 1683 rate was abated aft. 1653. She abs. from meeting 1665. They in Salem, where the rate of one Wm. was sold their land, for future payments, to abated in 1679, of one Isaac in 1684. See John Mills 29 July 1679. He d. bef. 1685-6, also (5). but adm. was not gr. until 3 Oct. 1699 to 13 JOHN, Berwick, had Kittery gr. 1655, John Tenney. Only kn. ch: Andrew, mariner 1669. By depos. of dau. Deliverance, both of Boston, +21 on 20 Mar. 1685-6 when he he and w. Martha had been servants of Mr. receipted to Mills for final payment. See Leader. Constable 1665. One of those who also John Start who sold Taylor land (Y. D. used 'profane language' in ordinary speech 6: 10). (see Warren 4). Gr.j. 1671, 1672. Allowed TAYLOR 675 TAYLOR 20 s. for service to the ct. in 1679. Lists 30, (4). His wid. Rachel had a Wells gr. 23 Mar. 81, 288, 298. Will, 7 May 1687—28 Jan. 1714-5, was adm. to Ch. 31 Aug. 1718, cert, 1690-1 (inv.), named w. exec. (Stephen Har- alive 13 Sept. 1727 and appar. 25 May 1728, dison and John Turner bondsmen), ment. altho the three grantors (Rachel named land given by Niven Agnew to him and his first) were called 'children' of Joseph. Ch. eh., and left 30 a. apiece to five daus. The b. at Wells: William, b. 8 June 1694 (mo. wid. was abs. from meeting 1696, 1697. Her Rachel), m. 22 Sept. 1720 Margaret Riee(4), will, 7 Sept. 1702—10 Feb. 1703-4 (inv.). deeded homestead to s. Nathl. 26 Feb. 1755 Ch: Catherine, m. Charles Cahan bef. 1687; and ack. 12 Jan. 1759. List 269c 6 ch. not in mo.'s will. Mary, b. ±1662, m. 1st Nathan, clothmaker, Salem, m. Abigail Fos­ ter there in 1720, Mary Ray in 1748. Ch. Stephen Hardison, m. 2d one Coss (see 2), m. Joseph, b. 18 Feb. 1699-1700, cordwainer, 3d John Legrow(l). Sarah, m. Elisha Clark Wells, m. 5 Dec. 1734 Elizabeth Jacobs. 7 (10). Deliverance, b. ±1670, m. William ch. Benjamin, b. 23 Mar. 1704, weaver, Goodwin(12). Abigail, m. Moses Goodwin Wells, sold his int. to br. Joseph 15 Nov. (4). 1725. John, b. 17 Sept. 1706, sold and ack. 14 JOHN(2), Hampton, m. 1st 5 Dee. 1667 at Wells 22-25 May 1728. Deborah Godfrey(7) who d. 10 July 1699, m. 2d 30 Oct. 1700 Susanna (Drake 1) Brack- 18 KATHERINE, 1635, see Page(7). ett who d. 14 Nov. 1719. O. A. 25 Apr. 1678. 19 MATTHEW, Pemaquid soldier 1689. List Gr.j. 1683, 1694, 1697, 1699; j. 1695. In Mar. 126. 1695-6 he bot the former Love ho. and 200 a. 20 RICHARD, List 99, p. 128, may not have at Salmon Falls from his br.-in-law Wyllys belonged here. and sold to Edw. Sargent(3). He d. 15 Dec. 21 THOMAS, had Exeter gr. 1652. List 1712. Lists 396, 397b, 399a, 52, 57. Ch. (w. 376b. Deborah had her ch. bp. 14 Mar. 1696-7): 22 THOMAS, hindered Wm. Seeley in the Sarah, m. 1st Peter Garland(9); m. 2d Sam­ building of a Kittery highway in 1667, uel Dow(9). John, b. 26 Oct. 1673, d. 8 Oct. when Sarah Trickey paid his fine for her 1683. Capt. Joseph, North Hampt., b. 20 husband. In 1670 he went to church drunk, June 1677, m. 1st 28 Nov. 1698 Mary Mars- also abused Capt. Raynes, 'theeing and ton(2) who d. 19 July 1732, m. 2d at Salisb. thouing' him; non-appearance in each case. 10 Jan. 1733-4 wid. Sarah Morrell. Lists 66, 23 TOBIAS, Isles of Shoals, indebted to Mr. 68, 399a. Will, 25 Sept. 1750 (d. 17 July John Payne of Ipsw. in 1663. He m: the 1752). Ch: Deborah (m. John Weare 7), wid. of Matthew Ham(6) by 1667, evid. the Mary (m. 1st Daniel Weare 7, m. 2d Thomas w. Sarah from Malaga Isl. who was washed Wiggin). Richard, No. Hampt., carpenter, out of a boat going over Ipsw. bar, inquest m., int. at Newb., 23 Dec. 1704, Sarah Carr 27 Feb. 1667-8. He sold the Ham ho. to Mr. (James). Will, 13 Jan. 1753—26 Jan. 1757, Fryer in 1670. Tobiah, in 1682 servant of gentleman, names w., sons John (exec), Samuel Bishop of Ipsw. who had lately brot Joseph (deed.), daus. Sarah Dearborn, Cath­ him from Salem, was poss. their son. erine Knowles(4), Anna Marston (deed.). 3 24 WILLIAM, knew Exeter ±1646, owned sons, James, Benjamin, Jonathan, d. bef. land bef. 26 June 1650 when part was bot their fa., s.p. Jonathan, m. Mary Perkins for the minister's ho., and m. Ann Wyeth (12), liv. on his gr.fa.'s 1669-70 gr. Adm. 1 (Humphrey) after 25 Mar. 1648. Foreman Sept. 1724 to wid. Mary. 9 ch. 1708-1723. of a Gilman mill 1653; excused from train­ Mary, b. 3 May 1687, d. unm. 5 Feb. 1735. ing and watches in 1666. He sold a ho. and 15 JOHN, boarded with wid. Moulton(2), two lots partly gr. by the town, to John Portsmouth, in Dee. 1671, ag. ±23; at Kimmin in 1664, 20 a. at Asse Brook to Rich­ Great Isl. in 1672, ±25. ard Oliver in 1667, and by son's depos. had 16 JOHN, Mr., masting for the Royal navy land at Asse Brook in 1673. Lists 376b and for Mr. Peter Coffin 1694. List 66. (1659), 379. Widow Ann m. 2d 2 Apr. 1677 17 JOSEPH(24), millwright, Exeter, Wells. George Pearson (2). In 1683 her sis. Chad- As son of Wm., he was gr. 40 a. at Asse well (see 3) willed her a serge gown and pet­ Brook in Mar. 1658-9, when only a boy. Em­ ticoat; in 1714 she depos. that her 1st husb. ployed in an Ex. sawmill 1671. O. A. 30 Nov. planted at Asse Brook 60 yrs. ago, and 1677. Taxed Ex. 1683, appar. not later. In ment. her s. Joseph. Ch., order unkn: Joseph. May 1692 partner with John Wheelwright William. Edward. Benjamin. Sarah, in and Thomas Cole in a mill gr. at Mousam July 1677 had run away from her master Great Falls where a mill was built bef. 1701. Wm. Allen, sr., ord. placed in a good fam. and Partner in ano. gr. with Thomas Cole 1693; to keep away from her evil advisers Good- grants alone 1699, 1700. Wells constable wife Holdridge and Susan Buswell; be­ 1693; j. 1694; gr.j. 1694, 1695; highw. sur­ cause of her family's poverty, each side to veyor 1696. Lists 376b, 383, 268b, 269b. See pay its cost; she m. David Bobinson(4). also Y. D. vols. 12-13; Lawrence(l), Leavitt Two ch. of Wm. rec. in Ex. are credited by TAYLOR 676 TEMPLE Mr. Edgar Yates, in his fine work on this town to accept her back if she came again. fam., to (25) and a 1st w., but more reason­ Also in Portsm: Henry m. Deborah Ferdi- ably eh. of this Wm. and w. Ann, who was nando 1710, Hannah m. Daniel Homan(l), young enough to have a ch. ±1677. These Elizabeth (evid. gr.dau. of old mother E. rec. ch: Mary, b. 26 Oct. 1667, poss. m. David Stone) m. John Sampson(2), and Deborah Lawrence(l). Nathan, b. 5 Eeb. 1674, car­ at the almsho. in 1718. penter, m. (ct. Mar. 1699-1700) Sarah Drisco 29 ZACHAEIAH, 1661. See Shackerly(l). (8), and appar. was he who was k. in Me. in Tebbs, George. List 57. Tubbs? 1703; Lists 67, 376b (1698), 400, 39. TEDD. 1 John, Exeter, had a ho.-lot bef. 25 WTLLIAM(24), ho. carp., taxed 1680, 1649 (Tide), poss. the John Teed, ser­ liv. near the Kingston line. Lists 52, 57, vant, ag. 19, who arrived in Boston with 67. Jury 1694; Exeter gr. 1698; gr.j. 1698; Samuel Greenfield on the -Mary Ann- of constable 1702. In 1703 school was to be Yarmouth June 20, 1637. Wit. Gilman fam. kept at Eichard Hilton's and at his ho. His deed 1653 (Ted). Commissioner 1658-9. Sold wid. was Margaret (Bean 2), presum. his to John Folsom 1662 (Tid), and to John only wife (see 24). She renounc. adm. to her Bean (ack. in Boston) 1664 (Ted). Lists oldest son Joseph 22 Mar. 1735-6; div. was 364, 375a, 377, 378. One John (Ted) of Wo­ made to them and to five daus. The wid. was burn m. Elizabeth Fifield(3) 12 June 1678. liv. 29 Dec. 1761. Ch., order unkn: Joseph, 2 THOMAS (Teat), ±21 in 1678, a smith at Exeter, m. in Salisb. 6 Sept. 1718 Penelope Dover. Favor, d. bef. 9 June 1763. 10 or more ch. TEDDER Stephen, assoc. with Ambrose incl. Willoughby. Benjamin, drowned by Gibbons, hefe by 1633, gave his name to falling into the river, inq. 19 June 1728. See also Moody(l). WiUiam, in prison 1730 Stephen's Point (' Stephen Tether's point'), when his fa. evid. had paid out money for a little above Bloody Pt. Signed Piscat. him; Biddeford 1734-1736, and there sold all Comb. 1640. Sold land to Mrs. Messant (N.H. right in fa.'s est. to Bobert Patterson; of Deeds 9: 748). See Langstaff. List 351b. Exeter 1737, q.c. all int. to his br. and sis­ Tedman, Thomas, Exeter 1684. List 52. ters; Ex. tax abated 1737 'being run away.' Tefford. Wid. Tefford of Falmouth in East. Margaret, m. 25 Apr. 1711 Tristram Sanborn CI. rec. should be Jefford(l). (3). Anna, m. Samuel Scribner(2). Mary, m. Jedediah Philbrick(9). Sarah m. Isaac TEMPLE. Clifford(2). Abigail, m. 16 Oct. 1734 Eich­ 1 EOBEET, Saco by 1664, poss. from Salem ard Hubbard(5). Mercy, accus. Henry Steele where one E. T. wit. 1659 and sold land in 1734, not in division. 1660. Cor.j. 1670; constable 1671; selectman 1672. Goodwife T. seated in meeting-ho. 26 WILLIAM, murdered at the Shoals in 1674. He was k. by Ind. in Philip's war and 1677. List 306c. Adm. to John Hunking the widow Temple, going to Mr. Scottow at 25 June 1678. Inv. of £7. Black Pt. for aid in saving her crops, was 27 WTLLIAM(?12), Wells, Scituate, perh. refused and shortly afterwards all was de­ of Salem 1679, cert, bot from Nathan stroyed (SJC 1526). Lists 245, 249(2), 236 Littlefield near Kennebunk Falls 9 June (wid.), 246 (goodwife). Supp. ch. (poss. 1684, when he was of Wells, had a W. gr. in others): Eichard, Beading, servant of 1685 (List 269b), and in July 1685 bot marsh Thos. Bancroft, m. Deborah Parker, d. 28 on W. side of Kennebunk Biver from John Nov. 1737, ag. 69. 10 ch. 1695-1716. Butland. Of Scituate 1689-1696+. Deane's 2 COL. SIR THOMAS, Gov. of Nova Scotia Scituate calls him br. of (10), but locates (including that part of Me. as far south the fam. home as prob. in Concord, Mass. and west as St. George's and Muscongus), Ch. rec. and m. at Scit., their mo. not named: bp. 10 Jan. 1614, s. of Sir John of Stanton Lydia, b. 20 Mar. 1688-9, m. John Wright in Bury, co. Bucks. On 20 Sept. 1656 Sir 1709. Elizabeth b. 5 July 1692. Mary, b. 13 Charles St. Etienne made over to Temple July 1696, m. Nathl. Brooks, jr., in 1717. and Wm. Crowne his interests in Nova Sco­ Y. D. 27: 112 (1748) recites that Wm. willed tia, which gr. was confirmed by Cromwell his Me. farm to his three daus.; by Y. D. 29: and Temple app. gov. He came over in 1657. 209 (1748), Mary Brooks (w. of Nathl.), At the restoration of Charles II his claims Wm. Brooks and Mercy Wright, spinster, all were disputed, but, on his personal appear­ of Scit., deeded as heirs of -our fa.- Wm. T., ance in Eng., upheld. Created baronet 7 who formerly liv. in Arundel. July and a new commission as gov. issued 28 WTLLIAM appar. the name of one 10 July 1662. When by the Treaty of Breda Taylor, an old man, in want at Portsm. Charles II ceded Nova Scotia to the French, in 1692, whose sickness and funeral were to Temple was commanded to transfer the ter­ be paid for 29 Mar. 1693, when Wid. T. was ritory, which order was not entirely ful­ in want and not able to work. In Feb. 1694-5 filled until 1670. He retired to Boston and she was to be 'shipped' to Ipswich, but the became a benefactor of Harvard College. He TEMPLE 677 TETHERLY d. in London 27 Mar. 1674, s.p. For his two prop, to Paul Thompson, 1735 (Y. D. 17: wills see Temple Gen., by Temple Prime, 246). 1894, pp. 61-65. Lists 2, 3. Terrett, William. List 339. See Euth Part- Tennehill, Andrew, Portsmouth. A fine due ridge(l). from him, 1665. Terrill, William, Saco, in ct. for selling liquor 1661. TENNEY. SeeCreber. TEEEY. 1 James. Error for Derry (1) in 1 JOHN, Black Point, husbandman, ±40 in List 57. 1676, settled ab. 1657 on 50 a. on west 2 JOHN, Portsmouth, carpenter, living side of Spurwink riv. bot from Ambrose away from his wife, 1668; bondsman for Boaden. O. A. 1658; constable 1668; com. Joseph Eollins, 1672; wit. deed Spencer to t.e.s.c. 1682, 1683, 1686; selectman 1671, Spencer (Y. D. 5). Lists 312c, 326c, 330a. 1673, 1679, 1683-1686, 1688; j. 1675; trustee under Danforth 1684. Gr. of 80 a. 1671. TETHERLY. William Tetherly, mariner, Sued by John Williams 1666, by Capt. Scot­ of Northam, co. Devon, m. 1st 1618-9 tow 1678, by Capt. Hooke 1682. 'Sr.,' ack. Christian Thorne, 2d 1636 Mary Harges. judg. to Mr. Francis Tucker in York ct. His will, 30 Apr.—9 Dee. 1651, ment. among 1694. His 1st w. was Agnes Boaden(2). his ch. sons Gabriel (bp. 4 Jan. 1622-3), Wil­ When Scarb. was aband., he fled to Glouces­ liam and John, and named w. Mary exec.. ter where on 17 Jan. 1692-3 Jane Waddock, 1 GABRIEL, shipwright, Boston by 1656, the mo. of his 2d w., Margaret Waddock, Kittery by 1659. Bot land near Boiling gave him a p/a. See Carkeet(3). Settled at Eock at Eliot Neck 1660. Gr.j. 1674. Lists Kittery by 1694, selling the Waddock prop, 25, 30, 31, 92, 298. He m. wid. Susanna King to Scammon in 1700. On 22 Aug. 1715 he (11), ±67 in 1695-6; d. 10 Dec. 1695, adm. 20 deeded the Spurwink land to his dau. Eliza­ May 1696 to step s. Eichard King who sold beth Mitchell, appar. for life-support, tho the land and ship-yard to Eichard King jr. not so stated, and some yrs. later he and his 1714-5. Ch: William. Mehitable, ±32 in w. left Kit., went to their dau. 's home and 1695, m. Alexander Dennett(2). Elizabeth, both d. there (SJC 73511). Lists 30, 32, 34, m. 1st John West (3), m. 2d Col. Peter Weare 232, 236(3), 237abc, 238a. See Mayer(1), (10). Moore(15). 'The Dath of John Tenney 2 JOHN, Isles of Shoals, br. of (1), ±30 in Husbant to Margaret Tinney march 22th day 1722.' Ch. by 1st w: John, b. ab. 1665. 1668, ±40 in 1672, ±50 in 1680, mariner, Agnes, m. Glouc. 2 Jan. 1691 John Hammans familiar with the Shoals from 1630. Drunk who d. at Casco Bay 1717-8, ag. ±54. By 2d 1661. Poss. sailed back and forth to Devon. w: Sarah, ±23 in 1702 when John Amee was No fam. found here. acc. of trying to rape her, the ct. judging her 3 WILLIAM, Boston, transatlantic sea- to be at fault. Mary, ±18 in 1702, wit. in capt., br. of (1), bot land at Abbotsham, Sarah's case. Elizabeth ±64 in 1750, m. 1st co Devon, from George Munjoy 1667. Salem William Mitchell(16), m. 2d Benjamin Has- 1668-1671. Adm. to br. Gabriel 21 Oct. 1692. kins. In 1752 the Boadens disputed the Has- No fam. found here. See John Garde. kins title at Spurwink. 4 WILUAM(l), Kittery, had town gr. 1678; m. 13 Aug. 1683 Mary Eobie(4), 2 JOHN(l), ±30 in 1695. Sued by Capt. who m. 2d John Lydston(l). He d. 18 Dec. Scottow 1683 and appealed (jr.) but did 1691. Lists 30, 36, 297, 298(2). Adm. to her, not prosecute it, bondsmen Ambrose Boaden 1693. Ch: Mary, b. 8 May 1684, m. James and Weymouth Bieton. Taxed for a sloop at Staples(l). William, b. 3 Nov. 1685, ship­ Glouc. 1693. 'Late sojourner at Gloucester wright, deacon, m. 13 June 1710 Mercy Spin- now dwelling at Berwick alias Kittery' he ney(2). Will, 9 Nov. 1745—4 July 1748, was acc. by Agnes Barrett, wid. (see Den­ names ch. Mary (m. John Dennett), Mercy, nen) in Aug. 1694; her ch. would be that Euth, Elizabeth, Susanna, Eleanor, William, Agnes Tinney who m. Glouc. 9 Dec. 1713 Anne, John, Catherine. Samuel, b. 26 Feb. Constantine Joslin and had 8 ch. rec. 1714- 1686, shipwright, m. 12 May 1715 Margery 1735 incl. a s. Barrett. He m. ab. 1698 Eliza­ Spinney(2). Ch. listed in div. agreement beth Mitehell(2) who m. 2d 28 Nov. 1715 with ch. of his br. William (Y. Prob. 18656) Samuel Johnson(32). List 290. Ch: Agnes and in will of his s. Daniel: John, Samuel (m. (Annis), b. 15 Mar. 1699, m., int. 11 Mar. Elizabeth Kennard), William, Diamond 1720-1, Jacob Eeed(4); both of Falmouth (d.y.), Daniel (will, going on expedition, 1735; liv., a wid., at Gorham 1752. John, b. Feb. 1757-8—24 Apr. 1758), Mary (d.y.), 30 Oct. 1702, Falmouth, ship-carpenter, m. Elizabeth (bp. with last four 13 Sept. 1736). 1st Kittery 29 Dec. 1726 Deborah Ingersoll Elizabeth, b. 20 July 1689, m. Michael Ken­ (6), m. 2d 23 Sept. 1732 her cous. Deborah nard. Daniel, b. 20 Mar. 1691, schoolmaster, Ingersoll(l). Stating the names of his Ten­ ney gr.parents, he and his sis. q.c. Scarboro d. s.p. TEW 678 THOMAS Tew, Henry, Kittery wit. 1710 (T. D.7: 245). (3). Liv. 1768. 2 + 6 ch. By 2d w: Daniel, b. Tharall, See Turrell. 2 May 1694, his step-fa. Whipple his gdn. in Thayer, See Tare. 1700, m. 3 Mar. 1717-8 Elizabeth Clark (42 Henry); will 1765—1766. THING. 3 SAMUEL, Esq.(l), Exeter, blacksmith, 1 JONATHAN, ±46 in 1667, ±50 in 1671, ±27 in 1694, ±30 in 1697, 78 in 1746; m. ±56 in 1673, apprent. of Henry Ambrose 8 July 1696 Abigail Gilman(8) who d. 7 of Hampton 1641 when sentenced to be Nov. 1728, ag. 54; m. 2d Elizabeth (Gilman whipped at Boston and Exeter for ravishing 14) Dudley, 78 in 1746. J. 1686, 1693; gr.j. Mary Greenfield(l), but in 1644 her fa. was 1695; constable 1696. Various deeds to ch. admonished for ' entertaining the boy Jon­ Will, 21 Sept. 1748—25 Jan. 1748-9, leaves athan Thing' contrary to ct. order, so all his brick ho. to his ch.; div. 21 Feb. 1755. would seem to be forgiven. Settled in Wells; Lists 57, 62, 98(2), 376b, 384b. Ch: Joanna, 0. A., sergt. and constable 1653; fined for b. 22 June 1697, m. Andrew Gilman(7). Sam­ political libel 1655. Had Wells gr. of 100 a. uel, b. 28 Mar. 1699, m. 26 Dec. 1722 Deborah in 1660 but by 1658-9 had rem. to Exeter Hilton(24) who m. 2d Benjamin Thing(2), where he became prom. cit. Ex. gr. 1667; d. Sept. 1723. 1 s., Samuel, d. 14 Mar. 1723-4. com.t.e.s.c. 1668 and later. He m. Joanna Abigail, b. 1 Dec. 1700, m. John Gilman(ll). Wadleigh(2) who m. 2d Bartholomew Tip­ Elizabeth b. 19 Dec. 1702, m. Benjamin Gil- ping. See Leighton (2), King(14). He d. man(7). Sarah b. 8 Jan. 1704-5, m. Daniel 29 Apr. 1674. Adm. to wid. Lists 261, 263, Wormali. Lydia, twin, b. 14 Feb. 1707-8, m. 269b, 376b, 377, 379, 381, 382, 383, 392a. Antipas Gilman (s. of Edward jr. 5). Deb­ Note the extraordinary affinity of Gilmans orah twin, m. Israel Gilman(7). Catherine, and Things. Ch. (dates from Bell's Exeter): b. 19 May 1711, m. Edward Ladd(5). Jo­ Jonathan, b. ±1654 (by an earlier w.i). siah b. 15 Sept. 1713, Keensboro (Brent­ Elizabeth, b. 5 June 1664, m. Samuel Dud- wood), blacksmith; m. Hannah Dudley. 10 ley(2). John, b. 20 Sept., d. 4 Nov. 1665. ch. John, b. 17 May 1716, d.y. Mary, b. 18 Samuel, b. 3 June 1667. Mary, b. 6 Mar. May 1718, unm. in 1748. Alice, b. 14 Feb. 1673, m. Stephen Dudley(3). 1722-3, m. John Ladd(3). THOITS, Thwait, Alexander, came in the 2 CAPT. »JONATHAN (1), Exeter, m. 1st -Hopewell-, 1635, ag. 20, and settled in 26 July 1677 Mary Gilman (8) who d. Watertown where two yrs. later he was con­ Aug. 1691, ag. 33; m. 2d July 1693 wid. Mar­ victed of selling fire-arms to the Ind. Gone tha (Dennison) Wiggin(7) who m. 3d Mat­ by 1640, when Bev. Peter Bulkley was ord. thew Whipple of Ipswich. Gr.j. 1684, con­ to take charge of his corn against his return, stable 1686, town clerk 1689, deputy 1693. he next appears on the Kennebec where Lists 49, 52, 54, 55b, 56, 57, 58, 59, 62, 98, Lake deeded him part of Lawson's purchase 376b, 384. See Wentworth Gen. i: 201-2. He in 1650. O. F. 1654, lie. to sell liquor 1665. d. 31 Oct. 1694, ag. 40, shot by his own gun His dau. depos. that he liv. at Winnegance when falling from his horse (inq.). Adm. 22 against Arrowsic Isl. 8 or 9 yrs., but, Bich­ Feb. 1695-6 to Nicholas Gilman, the wid. ard Pattishall attaching his cattle, he gave Martha renounc. Ch. by 1st w: Jonathan, P. a deed (7 Dec. 1665) and mov. farther up b. 21 Sept. 1678, m. Abigail Gilman(5); adm. river, poss. to land for which he had an Ind. 8 June 1720 to wid. and br. Bartholomew; deed 28 May 1660. On 10 Aug. 1668 Lake div. 1736-7 to ch. Jonathan, Edward, Anna, and Clarke made a gift of land to his ch. heirs of Mary (late w. of Benjamin Gil- (Y. D. 8: 159), prob. that entered as East. man), Abigail, Elizabeth, Sarah. Lists 67, CI. by Mrs. Hodsden 17—. Lists 11, 181, 182. 376b. John, b. June 1680, m. 1st Mehitable Ch. by w. Anne (5 of 9 had d. s.p. by 1724): Stevens(16) who wit. will of David Law­ Elizabeth. One Elizabeth ment. her sis.'s rence 1709-10; m. 2d bef. June 1719 wid. husb. Joseph Smith, 1720. Ann, 66 in 1716, Love Wentworth (see Thomas 3, and Beg. m. Jeremiah Hodsdon(3). John. Rebecca, 41:312). List 376b(2). 4 + 2 eh. Maj. Bar­ m. 2 Dec. 1686 John Phelps. Y. D. 3: 58. tholomew, b. 25 Feb. 1681-2, m. 1st 7 Dec. Alexander. Lydia. Jonathan, ±24 in 1689- 1705 Abigail Coffin(6) who d. May 1711, m. 90; Lynn 1688-1691; by w. Hannah had dau. 2d 3 Apr. 1712 wid. Sarah (Little) Kent who Sarah b. 1691. Mary, in York ct. for usual m. 3d 1742 Col. John Downing, d. 28 Apr. cause 3 July 1694, m. Boston 25 Dec. 1696 1738. List 376b. Adm. 31 May 1738 to wid. Edward Gilling, tailor; both liv. 1724. Sarah and s.-in-law (Bev.) Nicholas Gilman Margaret. jr. 2 + 1 ch. Joseph b. Mar. 1684, m. Mary Folsom(7). 6 ch. Elizabeth, m. 1st Edward Stevens(16), m. 2d Daniel Young(3). Ben­ jamin, b. 12 Nov. 1688, m. 1st Jan. 1711-2 THOMAS, became 53d commonest name in Pernal Coffin(6) who d. 2 June 1725, m. 2d New England. 21 Oct. 1725 wid. Deborah (Hilton 24) Thing 1 CAPT. BENJAMIN(5), North Hampton, feltmaker, had garrison on so. side of THOMAS 679 THOMAS Winnicut road. He m. 12 Sept. 1700 Mary to the fact that 'she had been in Boston,' Leavitt(3) who d. 24 Sept. 1747; he d. 13 appar. considered pertinent in view of her Nov. 1766. Lists 66, 399a. He q.c. his fa.'s propensities. She m. her cous. John Crom- Topsham land to s. Benj. 1755-. Will, 1758— mett(l). See Davis(37). Patience, m. 21 1766, ment. all ch. except John, b. 13 June June 1727 Jacob Tash. Mary, m. 1st Samuel 1702. Abigail, b. 22 Oct. 1708, m. 1726 James Perkins, m. 2d Samuel Veasey; liv. 1763 Nudd(l). Jonathan, bp. 5 Oct. 1712. 5 ch. when they sold 1/6 of Thomas est. Claude bp. 1733-1742. James, Nottingham, bp. 3 and Jean Thomas, prisoners in Canada 1702, Feb. 1717, m. 4 Jan. 1737 Alice Jenkins of are not ident. Greenland; adm. gr. to his fa. 31 Dec. 1746. 7 JOHN. List 3. Ch: James, Molly, William, Anne, Olive, 8 JOHN, Portsmouth wit. 1662, 1674. List Elisha. Benjamin, b. 22 June 1720, hatter, 336b. of Stonington, Conn., 1756, of Falmouth 9 JOHN, Exeter 1680. List 383. 1758, of Topsham 1758. Acc. of cheating the 10 JOHN, Cape Porpus?, m. Mary Deering Pejepscot Prop, out of 900 a. of land, a com­ (5). promise was reached in 1758 (Doc. Hist. 24: 11 MICHAEL, sent from Newbury with 373). Elisha, bp. 24 May 1724, had w. Anne Samuel Getchell(6 jr.) ab. 1720 with cat­ who d. 4 May 1771. tle to Damariscotta river where they built a 2 DAVID, at Star Isl. and too sick to work ho. Had w. and family there several months in 1694, but was maintained by a group later. of boat-owners until he recovered and liv. 12 MILES. List 336b, Portsmouth 1696 with James Blagdon. Of Kittery, he m. 28 (Thompson?). One Miles depos. at Jan. 1705-6 Elizabeth Brawn(2), who depos. Spruce Creek 1725. 1759, ±80, that 40 or 50 yrs. ago her husb. 13 NICHOLAS, Pemaquid 1686, taxed 1687. took poss. under Michael Hodge, built a ho. List 124. and liv. there until his death. York wit. 14 BICE, Kittery, ±38 in 1654, worRed for 1716. John Treworgy brewing for the fisher­ 3 HONOR, a poor wid. driven from the east­ men. Fishing partner of John Beynolds ward, wandering from town to town, 1717 1647. Sued Francis Eaynes 1647-8. Beer lie. (Essex ct.). 1650; O. A. 1652; gr. 1652 confirmed 1655; 4 JAMES, 1649. See Crawford(3). tr.j. 1647, 1650, 1651. He m. by 1647 wid. 5 JAMES, Dover, prob. a br. of Elizabeth Elizabeth Billings (1). Sued her s. John who m. 1663 Thomas Chesley(5) and re­ 1664 and 1669 and lost, giving bond 1671. lated in some way to Joanna, 2d w. of Philip Sold ho. and land 1672 to Maj. Shapleigh and Chesley(2). He m. by 1670 Martha God- by 1684 was desperately poor and 'under dard(3), who m. 2d by Dec. 1718 Elias deep suffering,' the selectmen ordered to Critchet. On 20 July 1670, with Samuel take speedy means for his relief. No kn. eh. York, he bot from Ind. a great tract with a Lists 30, 282, 288, 298. frontage of 2 miles on the Androscoggin 15 BICHABD, Boston ship-capt. See river (Topsham) and mov. there, but was Coombs(l), Cowell(2). driven back by Philip's war. Lists 52, 57, 16 BOBEET. List 95. Poss. a Mass. man. 80?, 94, 191. Liv. 1715. The wid. div. her 17 BOGER Kittery, came over ab. 1682 by est. by deed 1729-30. Ch: James. Elizabeth, his depos., but one E. T. appr. est. of m. 1691-2 John Crommett(l). Welthean, m. John Andrews of Kit. 1671; ±40 in 1695, 1st Eobert Huckins(2), m. 2d John Gray(8). ±50 in 1697, ±48 in 1701-2; was boarding Anne, m. James Bunker(2). Abigail, m. 1st with Mrs. Sarah Trickey 1685. List 290. James Nock(l), m. 2d Ezekiel Leathers(2). Acc. of stealing from Mary Dixon 1697, but Benjamin. Mary, m. John Rollins (2). no ev. ag. him. Lost suit vs. Eichard King 6 JAMES(5), Durham, m. Mary Smith (Jo­ for dispossessing him of land, 1699. Ch. by seph) to whom adm. was gr. 3 June 1719 w. Mary: John, b. 12 July 1686. Roger, b. 6 and who m. 2d 3 Mar. 1725-6 Samuel Page Mar. 1688, m. Portsm. 6 July 1717 Mary Al- (2). Named in will of his gr.fa. Goddard. lard(2). Mary, b. 9 Nov. 1692. One Mary m. Lists 366, 368ab(2). Ch. in gr.mo. Thomas's Portsm. 30 Aug. 1716 Michael Brooks. Han­ deed: Capt. Joseph, m. Abigail Jones(40). nah, b. 8 Oct. 1697. One Hannah m. Portsm. As a little boy had been a captive in Canada, 3 June 1718 John Tomas of Jersey. Joseph, ransomed after 1710. List 369. Selectman b. 7 July 1704. ten terms. He d. 1795. Ch. Elizabeth m. 28 18 ROSE (a man), Casco 1703. List 39. June 1717 David Davis(4). Sobriety, whose Error or misreading? name belies her career, laid her first ch. to 19 SARAH, wit. Elliott to Penhallow 1713 Thomas Millett; as fa. of her second (1720) (Y. D. 8: 1). she ace. Lt. Thomas Davis (14) whose friends 20 THOMAS, Gt. Island, acc. of taking Wil­ test, in no uncertain terms to her intimacies liam Waldron's canoe, 1686. with Bichard Clark and John Perkins and THOMAS 680 THOMPSON 21 WILLIAM, Cape Porpus, m. (ct. June 5 DAV ill (Thomson), Mr., has been called a 1680) Mary P»arrett(2). Had 100 a. gr. fishmonger of London, and of Scotch 1681. Cor.j. 1685. Lists 256, 259. Ch: Han­ birth, but was of Plymouth, co. Devon, nah, m. Joseph Field(8). Mary, m. Peter apothecary, in a mar. settlem. made by his Grant (14). fa.-in-law Wm. Cole of Plymouth 1 Apr. 22 WILLIAM, Boston, mariner and mer­ 1615 (he m. Amias Cole 13 July 1613), and chant, claimed 300 a. on Harrisicket riv., of Plymouth, gent., in the N. E. patent to bot 9 Nov. 1714 from Job Otis, 1 Feb. 1714-5. self and others 14 Dec. 1622. See Aspinwall His w. Ann Patteshall(2) inherited large N. Bee. 128; N. H. Gen. Becord, 2: 1; Mass. interests in the Kennebec region. Bot in Hist. Soc. Proc. 14 (1876): 358. He began a Falmouth (Mussel Cove) 1718. List 229. planta. at Piscataqua in 1623 (Hubbard); THOMES. 1 John. List 3. of Piscat. in 1626 when Bradford wrote ab. 2 JOHN (Tome), petn. for cancellation of his going to Damariscove with Plym. men. sentence for misbehavior on ship -Peter-, List 41. Ab. 1626 he bot Trevour's, later (1668?). N. H. Files 1: 275. O. A. Exeter 30 Thomson's Isl., in Boston Harbor and re­ Nov. 1677. moved there, dying soon. Lack of dates and 3 RICHARD, Isles of Shoals, abs. from his details of his time make imposs. a true wife 1673. List 305b. knowledge of his work in founding N. H., of 4 ROBERT (Tomms), Isles of Shoals. Lists whom he brought and how many. Dr. Stack- 306c, 307a. pole, in his History of N. H., locates a ho. 5 THOMAS, Stratham, m. Elizabeth Dough­ at Thompson's Point, on w. side of the Newi- ty (Thomas of Salem) bef. Mar. 1712. chawannoek which empties into the Pis­ Stratham wit. 1708, 1714-5. Liv. in a Brack- cataqua at Hilton's Point, and ano. settle­ ett ho. at Falmouth 1716. Stratham, 1717. ment at Odiorne's Point, both abandoned in List 229. a few yrs. His wid. Amias m. Samuel Mav­ Thomling, see Tomlin. erick^); see Beg. 69: 158. In her letter to Thomly, John. List 62. Mr. Eobert Trelawny, dated Noodles Isl. 20 Nov. 1635 (Doc. Hist. 3: 76), she ment. her fatherless children. One is kn., John, an ' in­ THOMPSON, Thomson, Tompson, the 23d fant' when his fa. died, to whom Mass. conf. commonest English name and became the Thomson's Isl. 10 May 1648 (Eecords of 16th commonest in N. E. Mass. 2: 245). A master mariner, making 1 ALEXANDER List 74. trips across the Atlantic, and often at the 2 ALEXANDER(19), at the Stone garri. in Piscataqua. His fam. as far as known Kittery when Noah Emery was there, never here; he once liv. at Limehouse, co. had a Kit. gr. in 1694 (List 298) and a York Middlesex, also in London. See Me. P. & gr. in 1701 which his br. James bot. His Ct. Eec. 1: 144; Aspinwall's Not. Eecords; homestead was at 'Bricksum' (Y. D. 17: Sargent(7). 158). He depos. 31 May 1720, ag. ±50, d. 13 July fol., adm. 4 Oct. to wid. Anne (Curtis 6 BEV. EDWARD (Tompson), minister of 9). Unrec. ch: Elizabeth m. John Allen (see Berwick, b. at Braintree 20 Apr. 1665, 15). Abigail, m. (int. 21 Oct. 1720) John s. of Samuel(18) and Sarah(Shepard), H. C. Garey or Geary (see Y. D. 12: 306). James 1684, at Simsbury, Conn., 1687. As a stu­ (presum.), wit. as jr. 1719 (Y. D. 10: 17), d. dent, he had taught at Newbury where the at York 22 Oct. 1724. Bee. York 1702-1715 'new town' was about to call him 14 July (mo. Anna Curtis): Benjamin, m. Hannah 1691, perh. then resident with his Newb. w. Smith, had q.c. from the Gareys. List 279. Sarah Webster (John). As minister of Ber­ John, m. Priscilla Davis of Haverh. List 279. wick, he performed marriages betw. 20 Nov. Samuel, m. Hannah Brackett, will 1759. List 1694—17 Mar. 1695-6, wit. Miles Thompson's 279. Joseph, m. Mary Welch. Jonathan, m. deed 4 Dee. 1694, James Emery's 2 Mar. his cousin Dinah (James 19). Curtis, m. 1694-5. Ordained at Marshfield 14 Oct. 1696, Sarah Junkins (Daniel). d. there 16 Mar. 1705 (List 96). His wid. ret. 3 BARTHOLOMEW(13), Berwick, had to Newb. Ch: Sarah 1st dau., b. at Sims- town gr. 1694 and land from fa. the same bury 11 May 1688, m. Percival Clark at yr., presum. d. betw. 28 May 1722—28 Mar. Newb. Ann, b. at Simsbury 31 Dec. 1689, m. 1726 (Y. D. 12: 12). Lists 290, 296-298. Wife Isaac Thomas of Marshfield at Newb. Bev. unkn. Bee. ch: Miles, b. 15 Feb. 1689, m. 14 Samuel, b. at Newb. 1 Sept. 1691, H. C. 1710, Feb. 1712-3 Abigail Gowen(3), liv. 1753. He d. at Glouc. 8 Dec. 1724, pastor of the 2d Ch. depos. in June 1768, ag. ±80. 11 ch. bp. Abigail, m. at Newb. 25 Mar. 1714 Stephen Bartholomew, b. 7 Dec. 1690. Longfellow, ancestor of the poet. Dr. Ed­ 4 CORNELIUS, Dover 1678, apprent. to ward, b. at Newb. 14 May 1695, d. at Haverh. Wm. Henderson; one of several who took 20 Apr. 1751. Bev. William, Scarboro, b. at their masters' horses and ran away to New­ Marshfield 26 Apr. 1697, H. C. 1718, wit. bury in 1679. John Hubbard's deed at Kingston in 1723 THOMPSON 681 THOMPSON and m. his dau. Anna(5) aft. he had settled Ch. 7 Apr. 1728. Lists 94, 368b, 369. Will, in Scarb. Invited to preach at Wells 26 Jan. 12 Apr. 1733—24 July 1734, names w. Sarah. 1724-5 (see Bourne's Hist, of W., p. 357). Ch: John, m. Mary Davis; 2sons bp. 21 Mar. He d. at Scarb. 13 Feb. 1759. John, b. at 1717-8 at O. E. Ch. where she was adm. from Marshfield 17 Sept. 1699, liv. in Conn. Jo­ Dover 25 Sept. 1718. He was ±57 in Dee. seph, m. in Newb. 7 Nov. 1727 Priscilla 1745, liv. 3 Feb. 1753. 8 eh. Capt. »Jona­ Noyes, liv. in Falmouth. than (±60 in 1753), selectman Dover and 7 GEORGE, Portsmouth, and w. Elizabeth Durham, Eep., Deacon, Lt., Capt., m. 23 Jan. (appar. not Cotton 2); see Morgrage and 1717-8 Sarah Burnham(2), both adm. to Samuel Thompson(lO). In 1719 one Sarah 0. E. Ch. 4 Feb. 1727-8. List 369. Will, 10 was rec. into cov. So. Ch. and m. Barnard Sept. 1756—23 Feb. 1757, w. Sarah. 8 ch. Bosdet of London. See Brewster(2) for Robert, had the homestead by deed of gift, Margaret and Sloper(3) for Miriam; one m. Abigail Emerson (7). He dropped dead in Martha wit. in 1725 when Sloper's boy 1752, she d. 1757. S eh. bp. Lists 96, 368b Scipio had stolen Mr. Byrnes' beaver hat. (2). Sarah, m. Samuel Hill(12). Mary, m. John, Portsm., adm. to wid. Sarah 17 Oct. Hubbard Stevens(12). Hannah, m. Moses 1732, appar. Scotch-Irish. Stevens(12). Elizabeth, m. at O. E. Eleazer 8 ISRAEL Beekman (Tompson), Star Isl., Clark(43). one of the fishermen raiding Samuel 12 JOHN(13), m. Sarah Emery(2), d. bef. Frost's smuggled brandy stored in the Main- 6 Mar. 1702-3 and she m. 2d Gilbert War­ waring(3) warehouse. See Downes(4). ren (1). List 298. In Oct. 1718 they re­ 9 JOHN, carpenter, Portsmouth, undertook nounced adm. on the Thompson est. to to pay doctor's bills of Susanna Avorta, John, the only son, poss. the J. T. of Kit. Mr. Martyn's maid, 1672. Admitted free­ who was accus. by Grace Taprill in Mar. 1700- man 15 May 1672. Lists 327b, 328, 331ac. 1. In Mar. 1702-3 his gr.fa. deeded him his 10 JOHN, 'the Scotchman,' ag. ±22 in Sept. 1671 gr., 100 a. at York Pond. List 298. He 1677, was with Tristram Harris on a m. 22 June 1709 Mary Stacy(3); both joined scouting party commanded by Capt. Frost So. Berw. Ch. 1712. No w. named in his deed in 1676. Lists 28, 298. He m. Hannah Eem- of 22 Mar. 1738-9. In 1744 his w. was Eliza­ ick(l), whose fa. was gr. adm. on his est. 17 beth. 10 ch. bp. 1710-1725. Elizabeth m. June 1684. She m. 2d Bichard Gowell. Ch: Alexander Gray(l); in 1748 she sold her in­ John,' of the Beach,' weaver. Lists 289, 296- heritance to Samuel Wentworth, 1/6 of 50 a. 298. See also John Harmon(2 jr.), Lydston gr. to fa. John in 1678-9. Mercy, m. Philip (2), Metherell. In 1695 his fa. was dead, mo. Stackpole. liv., no wife. He m. (ct. Apr. 1696) Eliza­ 13 MILES, carpenter, Kittery, liv. on 1st lot beth Paul(2), depos. in June 1737, ag. 62, no. of Thompson's Point Brook in 1655, ab. Pauls, and in June 1743, ±73, ab. his mar. had a gr. there in 1656. (One M. was in Bos­ 52 yrs. ago. No surv. ch. Will, 13 Aug.— ton in 1643; one was fined in Middlesex ct. 15 Oct. 1751, names w., br. Samuel, two sis­ in Apr. 1651 for playing cards aft. 9 o'clock ters, Parker Foster (under 21, his mo. Han­ at night). Gr.j. 1656; Sergt. 1659; selectman nah), neph. Amos Paul and his s. Joseph. 1659, 1661; on commit, to lay out lands 1661. Samuel, carpenter, apprent. when eleven to Bot land from John Morrell in 1663; see also Mr. John Dennett of Portsm., m. Elizabeth Hodsdon(2). Sued for minister's rate 1663. (Cotton 2) who o.c. No. Ch. as E. T. 8 Aug. Lists 24, 87, 288, 298. His w. Ann was b. 1708. Of Newington 1713, m. there 2d 16 1632 by depos. and rememb. Great Works Apr. 1717 Mary (Bickford 4) Crockett (liv. when Mr. Leader was there. They were abs. 1742), ret. to Portsm. ab. 1747, liv. there from Ch. 1663 (ab. half a yr.), 1671, 1675. 1758, ag. ±81. Ch. appar. incl: Charles, bp. In Dee. 1694 he made over homestead, ±80 a., at Portsm. 9 Oct. 1709; Elizabeth (surely), stock, etc., to s. Thomas for life supp. of bp. Newington 6 May 1716, and poss. some both, tho the deed reads as if Ann were not of those who m. in Newingt. later. Mary, m. Thomas' mo. He d. betw. 6 Mar. 1702-3 (see Thomas Fernald(l). Hannah m- Clement 12 jr.) and 30 June 1708. She was liv. 19 Hughes(l). Sept. 1717, ±85. Ch: Ann, m. 1st Israel 11 JOHN(19), Oyster Eiver, m. 1678-1680 Hodsdon(2), m. 2d Bobert Evans(12). Miles. Sarah Woodman(2). In 1684 he gave John. Bartholomew. Mary, m. Thomas bond to Clear admr. of fa.'s est. and to pro­ Bhodes(2). Amy, m. Daniel Goodwin(5). vide for br. James; in 1708 he and James Sarah m. 1st James Goodwin(8), m. 2d Wm. sold the Cold Harbor homestead to Francis •Hearl(5). Thomas, wheelwright, ±23 in Allen, with warr. ag. other heirs; in Nov. Jan. 1695-6, Lists 296, 298, m. Sarah Furbush 1715, of Dover, he q.c. his fa. 's 50 a. gr. there (2) who was his admx. 27 Sept. 1715, An­ to John Tuttle, and must have been he of drew Neale and Joseph Goold bondsm., John Berw. 1716 (Y. D. 8: 158). He depos. in 1719, Neal gdn. of two of the daus. Ch. 1699-1712: ag. ±60. John, sr., and w. Sarah adm. to O. E. Miles, d. bef. Sept. 1727; Sarah, m. 4 July THOMPSON 682 THOMPSON 1723 Moses Hodsdon (Israel, 5 jr.); Anne, uel, eldest son, m. 25 Apr. 1656 Sarah Shep­ m. 22 Feb. 1727 Hezekiah Staples (John 1); ard (Edward), Bep. many yrs., Deacon, d. Mehitable, m. Adam Goodwin (12); Thomas, 18 June 1695, his eh. incl. (6). Joseph, b. 1 only surv. son in Sept. 1727 (Saml. Lord May 1640. Benjamin, b. 14 July 1642, H. C. gdn.), m. Abigail Smith who sold by p/a in 1662. By w. Anne: Hannah, b. 1 m. 3. 1648. 1756 when he was on the Crown Point ex­ See also 'Bev. William Thomson of New pedition; later of Bristol, Me.; ch. London, Conn.' in 'The American Genealo­ 14 MTLES(13), had no gr., as far as noted, gist,' Oct. 1937, which does not take into but is identif. by 'Old Kittery and Her acct. the fact that Bev. William of Brain­ Families' as that 'One Thompson (Niles, p. tree had a s. Eleazer, bp. at Winwiek 21 349, said Miles) k. in Apr. 1724 and his son Oct. 1635. captured. They liv. at Love's Brook on road 19 WILLIAM, Kittery, had a 50 a. Dover from Quamphegan to Wells.' Canadian rec­ gr. in 1656, laid out in 1659 beyond ords show the captive as Miles, a boy, who Cocheeho log swamp. Lists 356abce. In Kit., ret. to N. E. with Hansons bef. 25 Aug. 1725. John White's 1651 gr. was assigned to him One Miles was a Penhallow wit. 1693-1695 in 1656, a short way below the mouth of and served in O. R. and Dover garrisons Sturgeon Creek. List 298. He m. White's 1695-1696. List 67. One M. mar. Abigail dau., was in York ct. 1659 for rebellion ag. Paine in Boston 9 Nov. 1704 and d. there 2 fa. and mo.-in-law, and bound to good be­ Nov. 1713, ag. ±31, leaving ch. See also havior, espec. towards fa. and mo. Also in Thomas(12). ct. several times for drinking, abs. from 15 PAUL, evid. a newcomer, wit. a Gunni­ Ch., idleness and not provid. for fam. He d. son fam. deed in 1721, with w. Margaret 22 June 1676. Inv. incl. 23 a., ho. and orch­ was adm. to Kit. Point Ch. in 1726 and had ard in Kit., and 50 a. ab. Cocheeho which he ch: Margaret, Sarah, Paul, bp. there 1723- ' gave to his two sons living at Dover Wil­ 1726. He had older ch., as a dau. Jane (Y. D. liam and Bobert as John White.' See Me. 17: 245) m. Joseph Poak 19 July 1732 in P. & Ct. Bee. ii. 338. Adm. to Capt. Wincoll Scarb., where Paul bot from Bonython heirs and James Emery, all to be improv. for eh. 's in 1726 and soon remov., had grants and bot use and the selectmen to place them out; more. In 1774, Job Burnham, ±73, depos. no w. ment. Ch., age and where placed in that a few yrs. bef. P. T. died he divid. his 1677: John, oldest, ag. 18, not placed out. 100 a. at Blue Point betw. his sons John and William, ag. 16, with Bichard Otis. Robert, Paul. ag. 13, with Tobey Hanson. List 94. James, 16 PETER, worked ab. Lamprill Biver ag. 11, a lame boy, not placed out. A 'lame, bridge 1686-7. List 94. impotent brother' in 1684, he became a 17 ROBERT, York patentee. List 272. See tailor, m. 3 Mar. 1700-1 Elizabeth Frye(l), also Me. P. & Ct. Bee. i: 161. of York 1710 sold Kit. gr. of 1694-1699, liv. 18 REV. WILLIAM (Tompson), York, there 1717 on land he bot from (2) 4 Jan. Braintree, matric. at Brasenose Coll., Ox­ 1713-4. Lists 290, 298. Of Biddeford in Sept. ford, 28 Jan. 1619-20, ag. 22, from co. Lan­ 1733 he deeded Bid. and Scarb. land to s. caster, pleb., B.A. 28 Feb. 1621-2, settled as Cornelius for supp. and ack. at York 18 Apr. curate of Newton, a chapelry of Winwiek, 1734. John, lame man, List 279 (? James). Lancashire, in 1623, and was in Winwiek in 13 ch., desc. incl. Brig.-Gen. Samuel T. and many at New Meadows and beyond. Alex­ Oct. 1635. Over here, he joined Dorchester a Ch. under his former superior in Eng., Bev. ander, ag. 6, Judith g- 2, not disposed of. Bichard Mather, and went to York, prob. not 20 WTLLIAM(19), m. 4 Sept. 1682 Mary long aft. Mr. Hooke and Mr. Bradbury ap­ Lovering(2), List 90(f). In Aug. 1685, pealed to Gov. Winthrop 13 Sept. 1637 'to ag. ±24, he and Stephen Otis depos. ab. solicit in our behalf some godly minister.' clearing land 5 yrs. bef. (See Doc. Hist. 5: He wit. Mr. Hooke's deed at York 13 Mar. 401, for pet. in 1694 of one W. T. impressed 1638 (Y. D. 6: 74). See also Hist, of York, ii. in Me. and wounded in service). Lived in 111-2; 2 Me. Hist. Soe. Col. 3: 52. Ordained Somersworth. List 359b. In 1732 Thomas at Braintree 19 Nov. 1639, d. there 10 Dec. Downs and Elizabeth Alley wit. a bond for 1666, ag. 68, melancholia having forced re­ William, or for his s. William who sold his tirement for seven years. He had here early fa.'s land to Samuel Alley 30 Aug. 1735 and a w. Abigail (not dau. of John Collins, N. E. whose wid. Elizabeth and ch. had a deed of Beg. 89: 78), who d. 10 July 1643, while he 20 a. in Bochester from Alley in 1749. was on a mission to Va. for Mass. Bay. His 21 WILLIAM (Tomson), taxed Great Isl. last w. Anne (Brigham), wid. of Simon 1688. Note pet. mentioned under(20). Crosby, d. 11 Oct. 1675, ag. 68. Beg. 15: 115- 22 , 'the maid Tomson,' drowned at 116 has agreement betw. her as admx. and 5 Bichmond Isl. bef. 10 July 1639. List 21. ch: Elinor, m. 1st Wm. Veasey of Braintree, 23 THOMSON'S Point house, List 354a. m. 2d John French (see Beg. 12: 353). »Sam­ Thompson's Point, Piscataqua Biver, THOMPSON 683 TIBBETTS ment. 14 Oct. 1651 (Me. P. & Ct. Rec. 1: 170). er' by Randolph 1681-2, Provost Marshal 25 THOBNE. 1 Andrew, 1667 (Y. D. 2: 14). June 1684. Lists 55b, 396. Innholder, late See Heffer. of Boston, adm'. to Wm. Bolderson, creditor, 2 FRANCIS, Exeter, wit. deliv. of Ind. 14 Feb. 1688-9. See Fuller(l), Thurston(3). lands to Edward Hilton, 1669; gave joint Thwaits, see Thoits. note with Arthur Bennett(3) 1671-2; sued by Deering 1672. TIBBETTS, Tippetts, Tybbotts, etc. Gup­ THORNER. 1 James, sued by Roger Rose py gives Tibbett (Cambridgeshire), Tib­ 1681. betts (Warwickshire), Tippett (Cornwall). 2 HENRY, of Wapping, Eng., ship-carpen­ See N. Y. Gen. and Biog. Rec. 50: 354. ter, killed by a rolling mast (verdict cor. 1 ELIZABETH had escaped from Great Isl. j., N. H., 19 Aug. 1657). Adm. to Capt. prison 29 Dec. 1684 when Wm. Cotton or James Garrett and Edward Thorner who car­ his men, Wm. Cotton's man Meshac, Sara ried est., incl. goods in Mr. Pendleton's Beal of Gt. Isl. and one Broadhead that lived wareho., to Eng. at Cocheeho, were accus. of helping her. See Thornton. See Merry(6). also (4), (13). THOBPE, Rev. John, Black Point, wit. a 2 EPHRAXM(6), blacksmith, Dover,m.Rose Jordan deed 1658 and in ct. (Mass.) 4 Austin(8). Cor.j. 1695, j. 1697. List July 1659 for abusing Rev. Robert Jordan 358a. See also Munsey. Called of Dover in and preaching unsound doctrine. Ace. of ex­ 1726 when dau. Mary m. at Nantucket where cessive drinking and referred by Mass. mag­ he and w. Rose were pres. at the Worth-Hoag istrates to York ct. 1660 (SJC 369). Sued wedding 2 July 1729. Ch: Ephraim, black­ Andrew Brown and Christopher Collins, and smith, b. 31 Dec. 1694, m. 6 Nov. 1722 Anne forbidden to preach, 1661. List 233. See Allen (Francis); of Rochester, adm. to wid. Reg. 13: 195. Ann 28 Aug. 1754. She was dead 1760, when THRASHER, Henry, formerly of Salem, div. made to 2 sons. Ann, b. 8 July 1697, m. killed by Indians at Purpoodock 1703, at Nant. 26 Nov. 1718 Paul Starbuck. Henry, soon after he had bot 100 a. from Joel b. 29 July 1699, m. 13 May 1730 Elizabeth Maddiver. See Putnam's Quarterly Mag., Robinson(16) who was gr. adm. 7 June 1736; 1902, pp. 143-6. Ch: Joseph only s., tanner, m. 2d Joseph Hussey(7). In 1748 her br. of Salem when he entered East. CI. for self Timothy was gdn. of Peter Tibbetts, +14 and and three sisters; m. Dover 31 July 1711 of Hepsibah, -14. Abigail, b. 12 Aug. 1700, Mary Watson(5); of Hampton 1736. Mercy, m. Otis Pinkham(l). Joseph b. 4 Nov. 1702, int. Salem 21 Oct. 1710 with Jonathan Buf- m. Sarah (Huckins), wid. of Michael Emer­ fum. Others unident. son; d. at Rochester 20 Jan. 1776. Elisha, b. Thrisco, see Drisco. 16 Feb. 1704. Aaron, cooper, b. 26 Feb. 1705, Thurlay (Thurlow), Thomas, Newbury, sold m. aft. Apr. 1727 Penelope Richardson. farm in Wells to Thomas Wells jr. 1667-8. Mary, b. 16 Nov. 1707, m. at Nant. 29 Dec. Y. D. 2: 140. 1726 Matthew Barnard. Elijah b. 23 Mar. 1711, m. 23 Dec. 1738 Love Drew (Wm.). THURSTON. Rose, b. 4 Feb. 1713, m. Joseph Tibbetts(9). 1 JOHN, Kittery, blacksmith, m. 15 Aug. Elizabeth b. 30 Oct. 1716, m. 4 Sept. 1735 1688 Hannah Carey(2). Mr. Benj. Wood- Thomas Canney. bridge gave them land at Kit. Pt. which they 3 HENRY, shoemaker, Dover, arrived in the mtg. to Pepperell 1689. -James- from London the last week in 2 STEPHEN, Stratham, s. of Daniel of Sept. 1635, ag. 39, with w. Elizabeth, ag. 39, Newbury, where he m. 1st 14 Oct. 1706 two ch., and Remembrance, ag. 28, who came Mary Knight. Adm. in N. H. 26 July 1728 to in Mr. Thomas Wiggin's service, m. John s. Moses, Moses Leavitt and Joseph Mason Ault, and with him sued Mi. Wiggin in bondsmen, wid. Sarah renounc. Ch. Daniel, 1645 for wages to 14 Dee. 1638, the date Robert, Rebecca, Mary, Nathaniel, Stephen when she came to Piscataqua. Henry had and Abigail were minors. John, b. 1709, and one of the 20 a. Dover lots in 1642. Gr.j. Sarah b. 1722, were appar. dead. See also 1651, 1657, 1659; j. 1653; sealer of leather White(18). 1661. In 1Ö53 he suee. sued Philip Lewis for 3 THOMAS, in Boston from Piscataqua taking away cocks of hay from his marsh 1682, and of bad report. Same as Thos. near Capt. Champernowne'sfarm; 'planter,' Thurton? sold land to John Tuttle in 1657; sued THURTON, Thomas, Hampton, ±35 in 1683- Charles Allen in 1659; signed a pet. in 1665; 4, s. of Thomas and Susanna (Fuller) of taxed 1675-6. Lists 352, 354abc, 355a(2)b Croydon, co. Surrey, came in -Mary and (2), 356abcefgh, 311c (Dover), 359a. See Sarah- from London 1677. Fined for fight­ also Stackpole. A record often quoted from ing with David Wedgwood 1679, sued Chris­ N. H. Province records, but not in printed topher Palmer 1681. App. 'Deputy Search­ N. H. Probate: '27 June 1676, Last will of TIBBETTS 684 TIBBETTS Henry Tibbetts brought into court proved 359a. Will, 5 May—20 June 1677 (inv.), by Mrs. Judith Reyner allowed John Rob­ gives to s. Jeremiah 10 a. and two yearling erts an inventory of the estate amounting to steers in his poss. on acc. of £13 given him £207. 5. 0.' Kn. ch: Jeremy, ag. 4 in 1635. by his gr.fa. Canney which the testator used Samuel, ag. 2 in 1635. Rebecca, m. 1st Thom­ in his own behoof; to w. Mary half the ho. as Nock(4), m. 2d Philip Benmore. In 1659 and barn for life, and all else to bring up her fa. deeded 100 a. to his sons Jeremiah T. 'our small children'; w. and s. Jeremiah and Thomas Nock. See also (4). execs., Job Clements and John Roberts over­ 4 HENRY (or Tippett), fisherman, Ports­ seers. Widow's Lists 359ab, 52. She m. 2d mouth. No record links him or a con­ John Loome. In 1709 the s. Jeremiah and his temporary Henry of Kingston, R. I., with s. John were cited to adm. his fa.'s est. Ch. (3) who is not kn., by evid., ever to have had (1st 5 by Prov. rec): Jeremiah, b. 5 June a son of his own name. The Portsm. Henry, 1656. Mary, b. 15 Apr. 1658, m. 1st bef. 5 who appar. connects with Tucker(ll), wit. May 1677 Ichabod Rollins(l), m. 2d Thomas Thomas Harvey's deed in 1670 (see also 13), Ash (3). Thomas, b. 24 Feb. 1659. Hannah, was in ct. 1679 for not going home to his w., b. 25 Feb. 1661, m. Nathaniel Perkins(19). his rate for the minister rebated 15 Mar. Joseph b. 7 Aug. 1663. Samuel. Benjamin, 1679-80. Able to take oath bef. Cranfield 9 joined 4 bros. and sis. (Perkins) in deed to Nov. 1683 (N. H. Prob. I: 266). Inv. 10 Dec. br. Ephraim for mo. 's supp. 1703 and was liv. 1683, old clothes and shoes, 13 s. 6 d. in cash, 14 Dec. 1706. See also (8). Ephraim. Mar­ 2 quintals of refuse fish, total £2.6.6., claims tha, in fa.'s will. Elizabeth m. John Bick- against est. £3.4.9. Mrs. Ursula Tucker had ford(17). Nathaniel. Henry. washed for him formerly, and cared for him 7 JEBEMXAH(6), Dover, m. bef. 28 Feb. when sick. Wine and sugar were bot for his 1684 Mary Twombley(2), who was liv. burial. 10 May 1720. Gr.j. 1693. Constable 1698, 5 HENRY(6), Dover, m. 1st 25 Feb. 1699- 1699. In 1735 he deeded to s. Timothy. His 1700 wid. Joyce Otis (see Nicholas 1); s. Jeremiah was 'jr.' in 1736. Lists 357e, m. 2d 1713-1717 Mary (Akerman 1) Samp­ 359ab, 358a, 52, 94. Ch. incl: Mary (pre­ son; see Williams(38). Scarb. gr. of 60 a. in sum.), m. 1st John Giles(5), m. 2d Nathaniel 1720 sold by his sons in 1736. Will, 14 Aug.— Goodwin(5). Jeremy, accid. shot by br. 6 Sept. 1727, gave Portsm. houses, land, John and d. 31 Aug. 1709 (List 96). John, goods to w. Mary for life, except to Richard cited with fa. 1709, List 358d, m. 1st Sarah the ho. Mr. Croswhite was liv. in and R. to Meader(2) whose ch. were rec 1711-1721: have all aft. his mo. died; to other sons Dov­ John (m. Tamsen Ricker), Jeremiah (with er and Rochester prop., to dau. Susannah £10 br. John deeded est. of gr.fa. Meader 1736), and a bed; Benjamin exec, bros. Capt. Sam­ Nathaniel. He m. 2d Tamsen (Meserve) uel and Joseph trustees. In 1724 Mary T. Ham (see Joseph 4), her dau. Sarah b. 1725. named as an abuttor to wid. Elizabeth Timothy, had deeds from fa. 1717, 1735. See Eburne; in 1741 the abuttor was 'formerly also (8). Lydia, in 1722 her fa. compl. ag. M. T. now Richard T.' Ch., three sons liv. Joshua Perkins(19) for refusing to supp. her 1751: Benjamin, b. last of Oct. 1700, w. Abi­ ch. gail. Dover 1728; of Rochester 1736, deeded 8 JOHN, wit. a Perkins deed with John Tut- to br. Edward the homestead E. was liv. on, tle in 1693. Theod., 1697 (N. H. Prov. P. part of fa.'s homestead, ±10 acres. Edward, 2: 256), Margaret, whose earmark was reg­ b. 2 Feb. 1702-3, had wives Charity and istered at Dover 1720, are unkn., names poss. Mary. Dover, 1728-1736; of Rochester 1742, misread. sold to Capt. John Gage 22 a. and ho. on 9 JOSEPH(6), Dover, was apprent. by mo. Dover Neck. Paul, b. 26 June 1705; Dover and (7) to the weaver's trade with uncle 1728, Rochester 1736; adm. 25 May 1743 to Matthew Austin for 7 yrs. 12 Nov. 1677, wid. Sarah. Ch. Nathaniel, Henry and Joyce when he was called -youngest- son, but of Rochester 1754. And more? Susannah, b. depos. in Jan. 1729-30, ag. ±66, that he liv. last of Oct. 1707, m. Samuel Canney. Rich­ with Austin from 9 to 21. In 1688 he bot ard (by 2d w.), joiner, Portsm., m. 3 Nov. from John Pinkham the 20 a. lot P. 's fa. had 1738 Mary Pendexter(l). In 1751 he sued in exch. with George Webb; in 1724 Pink- John James and John Gage for 1/6 of cer­ ham called it Lot 13 which J. T. now lives tain Dover land (SJC 19793). on. Lists 352, 358a. His 1st w. Elizabeth d. 6 JEREMIAH(3) or Jeremy, Dover, ±38 in 24 Feb. 1706-7, ag. 35 y. 2 m., wanting one 1670, m. by 1655 Mary Canney(3). Grant­ day (List 96). He m. 2d Catherine (Mason, ed 100 a. in 1658 which James Clements by Quaker rec. 1786). Will, 13 Feb.—28 May owned in 1719. Witnessed ag. Richard Pink- 1746, which his w. got him to make after his ham in 1660. Prison keeper of Dover 1670, mind was weak, and Abraham Nute steadied when he wit. in suit H. Symonds v. Barefoot. his hand in making his mark (SJC 27422); Lists 356abcefghk, 311e (Dover), 312e, 357e, James Nute and Samuel Young the widow's TIBBETTS 685 TIDY bondsm. as exec. Ch., all but Margery liv. 13 THOMAS, Portsmouth 1671. List 326c. 1746; by 1st w: Elizabeth, b. 10 Mar. 1697, Error for (4) f m. 1st Pomfret Dam(5), m. 2d Gershom 14 CAPT. THOMAS(6), Dover, m. 6 July Downs(6), m. 3d Eichard Goodwin(9), liv. 1684 Judith Dam(2), who d. 22 Oct. 1728. 1762. Margery, b. 18 Jan. 1700, m. Job Hus- Jury 1694, 1696, 1697. Bondsman for John 8ey(7), left sons Robert and John. Judith, Varney 1694. Tav. lie. 1694 and later, Ralph b. 3 Feb. 1702, m. John Bickford(17 jr.). Hall a bondsm. in 1694, Joseph Hall in 1700. Lydia, b. 4 Aug. 1704, m. Mark Giles (6 jr.). In 1701 the town gr. him a gore at the head Joseph, b. 2 Feb. 1706-7, m. Rose Tibbetts of his 20 a. lot on west side of Back River, (2). By 2d w: Catherine, b. 24 Aug. 1713, to square it. He depos. in Jan. 1738-9, -ag. unm. 1761, appar. m. in 1764 Benjamin Lar- ±70-, ab. Roberts land and fam.; in Sept. rabee(l jr.). Mary, b. 11 Oct. 1716, m. 1st 27 1748, ag. 88. Lists 353 (1696, Corp.), 358b Sept. 1739 John Pearl, m. 2d Benjamin Allen. (Capt.)d(2), 52, 57. Will, 13 July—26 Oct. Hannah, b. 23 June 1721, m. Jacob Allen. 1748, gives to w. Sarah (sole exec.) half his 10 MARY (Tappett), List 89. moveables unless she 'shall elope or unlaw­ 11 NATHANTEL(6), Oyster Eiver, had 30 fully depart from me,' then only what the a. gr. 16 Apr. 1694 to be laid out on the law allows. His lands and buildings had al­ west side of Johnson's Creek. Bot from ready been deeded to 5 sons, of whom 3 surv. Thomas and Mary Ash in 1700. Carried away with 1 dau. Ch: Ens. John, b. 29 Aug. 1685. by Ind. ab. 4 Nov. 1705. Lists 358b, 96, 99 Will, of Somersworth, 21 Jan. 1742-3—30 (p. 92). Widow Elizabeth m. 2d Francis Pit­ Mar. 1743, names w. Mary (exec, with friend man (3). In 1717 Philip Duley, sr., reciting Benjamin Mason), 13 ch. In 1741 he and s. that in 1699-1700 he and N. T. exeh. dwell­ John, tertius (b. 29 Mar. 1711), gave a mort­ ings, confirmed to her his own 20 a. gr. of gage to Walton who forecl. on the widows 19 Mar. 1693. Kn. ch: Henry, Dover 1722, Mary and Joanna in 1746, both Johns being sold the Johnson's Creek gr. to Thomas dead. Thomas, b. 4 Nov. 1687, m. 12 Aug. Davis with warr.' by and under me and from 1708 Sarah Tibbetts(12), s. Thomas, b. 7 any of the heirs of N. T.'; m. 23 Jan. 1728-9 Jan. 1716, all three bp. together 1725. In Elizabeth Meader(4); Durham 1734, Dover 1745 with w. Elizabeth he deeded land bot 1738, depos. in 1754, ±54, that for many yrs. from John Frost to s. Thomas of Somers­ he liv. near Johnson's Creek. Will, 1753— worth who was of Berwick when he sold in 1766, names w. Elizabeth, 6 ch. incl. Wey­ 1749, his fa. having d. bef. July 1748. Eph­ mouth. Bridget, b. 28 Sept. 1700, m. 7 Feb. raim, b. 4 Mar. 1690, m. 16 Nov. 1721 Esther 1727-8 John Williams, jr. Martha, m. Sam­ Tibbetts(12). In 1717 one E. and one Sam­ uel Drowne(2 jr.). uel, jr., of Dover, were prosec. by Foxwell 12 CAPT. SAMUEL(6), tanner, Dover, was heirs for cutting grass on their Scarb. land; apprent. to Mr. Job Clement and ran in 1735 Richard Plummer, innholder, prosec. away to Newbury in 1679,; see Thompson E. and w. Esther for setting fire to his ho., (4). He m. 1st 1 Sept. 1686 Dorothy Tuttle their bondsm. Thomas and Samuel T., gent. (2), m. 2d by 1708 Eebecca (Nock 4) Willey, Living 1748. 5 or m. ch. Elizabeth, b. 8 and left a wid. Rachel. Constable 1696, 1697. Sept., d. 12 Oct. 1692. Samuel, b. 8 Oct. 1693. Lists 358abd, 62, 67. See also Cloudman. As son of Capt. Thomas he deeded to br. He depos. 9 Feb. 1733-4, ag. 67. Will, 8 Nov. Ephraim 1718, had deed from fa. 1729, m. 2 1738—31 Jan. 1738-9, names w. Rachel, ch. Mar. 1720-1 Sarah Low(5); 4 ch. rec. at and gr.ch. and gives homestead and tanyard Dover. Scarb. 1741, Georgetown 1761. Eliza­ to s. Ichabod. Ch: Samuel, o.c. and bp. on beth b. 25 July 1696, m. Benjamin Mason death bed 23 Dec. 1724 (Berw. Ch. rec), d. (4). Moses, b. 27 Jan. 1701, m. 18 Mar. next day, adm. to wid. Judith (m. by 1718). 1724-5 Mary Key(2), liv. in Somersworth. 4 ch. bp. His fa. deeded to her in 1728. See Ch. Abigail, b. 12 Sept. 1705, m. Ichabod also Stackpole. Capt. Ichabod, tanner, m. 1st Tibbetts(12); her ch. in fa.'s will. by 1722 Abigail Tibbetts(14), m. 2d at Tibs, Mary, York, prisoner released from Portsm. 29 May 1729 Patience Nock(l). Quebec 1695. List 99. Will, 30 Dec. 1746—25 Feb. 1746-7, names w. Tickener, Stephen, slandered Mrs. Wheel­ and exec. Patience (w. of Humphrey Pooler wright 1660, and made public confess, at in 1748), 6 ch. Sarah, m. Thomas Tibbetts Wells, Scarboro and York. (14); dead in 1746, her s. Thomas in will. Tickson, in List 267a, should be Pickron. Dorothy, m. John Wingate(2 jr.); her 4 sons in fa.'s will, she dead. Rachel, m. by 1728 TIDY. SeeCreber. John Legrow. Martha, m. 1st Benjamin 1 JOHN(3), Kittery, ±67 in 1750, m. ab. Varney (her s. Ichabod in will); m. 2d one 1712 Hannah Morrell(l), d. Jan. 1766. Whitehouse. Mary, m. by 1721 William Scarboro prop, and gr. of 100 a. on east side Chamberlain. Esther, m. Ephraim Tibbetts of Nonesuch river, 1720. Lists 239b, 296, (14). TIDY 686 TILTON 297. Ch., b. 1713-1724: Sarah, Edah, Hannah 23 Dec. 1669 Mehitable Sanborn(lO), adm. (d. unm. ab. 1799), Robert (m. 1743 Hannah to Hampt. Ch. 10 Dec. 1703. Gr. 4 a. on Goold, d. s.p.), Meribah, John (d. unm. 1749). Hampton hill 1669, bot 50 a. from Christo­ 2 RACHEL, a Jersey woman, at Edward pher Palmer 1671. J. 1683, 1684, 1694; gr.j. Peavey's in Portsm. (prob. a servant) 1683. Deputy 1693-1695, 1702 (Speaker), when she had a bastard 1698, and another in 1709, 1711-1714. App. Justice of Ct. of Ses­ Dover 1710 when she acc. John Dam jr. sions Dec. 1698, but did not qualify. He d. 3 ROBERT, Scarboro, m. Sarah Libby (5) 10 Feb. 1714-5. Lists 49, 52, 57, 62, 392b(2), who m. 2d Richard Rogers(9) and 3d 396, 399a. Ch: Abigail, b. 28 Oct. 1670, m. Christopher Banfield(l). Lists 34, 237ab(2), Christopher Page(9). Mary, b. 9 Mar. 1672- 238a(2). Had 6 a. gr. 1682. Selectman 1686. 3. Samuel, b. 14 Feb. 1674-5, m. 7 Jan. 1703 Ch: John. Hannah, m. 1st 4 Nov. 1706 John Meribah (Page 2) Shaw who m. 3d 7 Nov. Ford (see 5), m. 2d Daniel Witham(2). Eliz­ 1721 Benjamin Sanborn(1). At Fort Wm. abeth, m. 8 Jan. 1708-9 John Witham(2). and Mary, Newcastle, 1708. Est. div. 21 Alary, m. 1st George Brawn(2 jr.) m. 2d Jan. 1725-6 to ch. Samuel (b. 1 Nov. 1703, m. Thomas Penney(3). One Sarah dep. 1705 at 31 Jan. 1731 Abigail Batchelder), Abigail Daniel Weare's ho. in Boston, where she m. (b. 20 May 1706, m. 15 Dec. 1726 Ebenezer 9 July 1706 Benjamin Varney (see 4). Prescott), Meribah (b. 23 Dec. 1707, m. 5 TILLEY, William, Boston, had w. Alice, ±62 Nov. 1729 John Fogg 2), Josiah (b. 1 Apr. 1709, m. 8 Feb. 1732 Sarah Flanders). Capt. in 1665, a popular mid-wife and a trial Joseph, b. 19 Mar. 1697, m. 1st 26 Dee. 1698 to the magistrates, who having put her in Margaret Sherburne(8) who d. 1 July 1717, jail for some offense, ±1649, were showered m. 2d 5 Dee. 1717 Elizabeth (Hilliard 7) by petitions from Boston and Dorchester Shaw who d. 19 Apr. 1724, m. 3d 17 June women in her favor. She, under his p/a, sold 1725 Elizabeth (Chase 5) Hilliard who d. 14 their Boston ho. 1649, he prob. at Cape Por­ Aug. 1765. Her will 1753—1765. He d. Ken­ pus where he was in 1650 and 1652. Both sington 24 Oct. 1744. Will, 14 Oct. 1742—31 liv. 1665. Only kn. ch: Sarah m- 1st Henry Oct. 1744, names ch. Sherburne, John, Mary Lynn(2), 2d Hugh Gunnison(2), 3d Capt. Batchelder, Sarah Swett (dec'd.) Jonathan, John Mitchell(5), 4th Dr. Francis Morgan Joseph (all by 1st w.), Timothy, Margaret (2). Batchelder, Joanna (by 2d w.). Mercy, b. 25 Tillman, John, liv. on west side of Kennebec May 1679, m. Samuel Elkins(3). Daniel, b. from 1665; wit. 1675. He m. Magdalen 23 Oct. 1680, d. Stratham 16 Sept. 1722, adm. Gutch(2). Lists 78, 182, 186, 189. Only ch: 5 Dec. to w. Elizabeth who d. 19 Apr. 1724, Mary, was wid. Soper in 1734. adm. d. b. n. to bros. Joseph and Jethro 4 Dec. 1724. 5 ch. David, b. 30 Oct. 1682, m. 8 TILTON. A parish in co. Leicester. Jan. 1708 Deborah Batchelder(4) who m. 2d 1 ABRAHAM(5), Wells, carpenter, 72 in 14 June 1733 Jonathan Fellows. He d. 26 1714, appren. 5 Dec. 1653 to John Hood of May 1729. 10 ch. Mehitable, b. 2 Oct. 1687, Lynn, who, going to Eng., bad the boy's m. Joseph Lawrence(l). Hannah b. 27 Apr. time transferred to his br. Peter Tilton, who 1689, m. Nathaniel Healey (2). Capt. Jethro, in accordance with a ct. order sent him to m. 4 Nov. 1712 one Mary; sons John and Hampton to his step-fa. Shaw. He m. 25 Benjamin, daus. Dorothy Sanborn, Mary Jan. 1665-6 Mary Cram(2). Bot in Kittery Leavitt, out of 8 ch. rec. from Nathan Lord in 1668 (sold 1672-3), 3 MARY(?5), m. at Martha's Vineyard 5 but in 1671 settled in Wells on 150 a. bot Oct. 1675 Isaac Chase(2) and had ch. b. from Francis Backhouse, also leasing a farm 1677-1703, d. 14 June 1746 in her 88th yr. from Samuel Wheelwright ab. 1674. J. 1674, (gr.stone). Her parentage is a mystery, but gr.j. 1675. Town gr. 1678. Lists 229, 265, there can be no doubt of her kinship to the 266, 269b. Ab. 1676 he m. 2d Deliverance family of William(5) as she m. a Hampton Littlefield(ll) and moved to Ipswich where man closely assoc. with Samuel (4) who also he d. 28 Mar. 1728, ag. 90. Wid. Deliver­ settled at the Vineyard. Her age at death, ance's will, 9 Nov. 1730—2 July 1733. Ch. if correctly stated, makes her birth yr. 1659 by 1st w: Abraham. Isaac, drowned at and her age at marriage 16. Each of the five Pemaquid 28 Mar. 1695. List 96. Jacob. By sons of William(5) had daus. named Mary 2d w: Sarah. Abigail, b. 1 Apr. 1679. Sam­ who are fully accounted for, except Mary, uel, b. 14 Apr. 1680-1. Ebenezer and Mary, dau. of Daniel(2), b. 1672-3, only three yrs. twins, b. 8 Aug. 1683. Joseph and Benjamin, bef. the Chase marriage. That she was a cous­ twins, bp. Wenham Sept. 1685. Daniel, bp. in sent over from Eng. is poss., but seems 8 Nov. 1687-8. Rebecca, b. 8 Mar. 1692-3. hardly prob. in view of the early death of Isaac, b. 2 May 1695. the emigrant William and his w., to whom a 2 ENSIGN *DANIEL(5), Hampton, his br. young girl might have been entrusted. Could Samuel his gdn. 1662, asked 'liberty to she have been a dau. of William himself? sit down as a smith' in Hampt. 1667. He m. TILTON 687 TOMLIN Gravestone records are notoriously faulty. Ch: Stephen. James, 17 in 1685, appren. to William d. early in 1653. If Mary were his Ichabod Bollins, slain with fa., s.p. John, posthumous ch., b. in 1653, she would have had town gr. 1694; d. s.p. List 298. William, been 22 at marriage, 50 at the birth of her no further rec. after 1695 deed. Richard. last ch., and 93 at death. The best that can Isaac, named in deed of his bros. and sis. to be said for this theory is that it is within br. Stephen 1706, but did not sign or ack. it; the realm of possibility. prob. d. s.p. Margaret, m. John Paul(2). 4 SAMUEL(5), Hampton, carpenter, m. 17 Mary, m. Eobert Jordan(5). Dec. 1662 Hannah Moulton(see 16) who 3 RICHARD(2), Portsmouth, cordwainer, d. 11 Apr. 1720. Deeds from step-fa. Shaw m. bef. Dec. 1706 Martha Heard(6), who* 1660, from Eobert Tuck 1661, from Nathan­ was bp. 14 July 1708. At Fort Wm. and*. iel Batchelder 1662, from John Sanborn Mary 1708. Constable 1720 (pd. fine); tyth-

1670. Receipted for Shaw legacy 1661. With ingman. List 339. Deeded ]/2 ho. 1735 to s- Hampton neighbors in 1673, he settled in Isaac who conv. it to Edward Brooks 1741,. Martha's "Vineyard where he d. 29 Nov. 1731 five of his bros. and sis. conveying their int. in his 94th yr. Lists 386, 399b. Will, 15 to Brooks in 1746. Adm. to wid. Martha 26 June 1718—7 Mar. 1732. Ch: Hannah, b. 15 Sept. 1739. Ch., from deeds and bp. rec: Sept. 1663. William, b. 11 Nov. 1668. John, Samuel, turner, m. Mary Pickering; rem. to b. 23 Oct. 1670. Josiah. Mary. Rachel. Portland, from where his wid. and ch. sold 5 WILLIAM, Lynn, placed here for conven­ Portsmouth rights to Jacob Waldron 1788. ience, first in Mass. records 1643, freed Martha, m. Solomon Staples. William, bp. from training 1649 on acc. of age. Inv. 16 30 Sept. 1711, m. 9 Apr. 1732 Deborah Lucy Apr., will (missing) prov. July, 1653. Wid. (1). Isaac, bp. 31 Jan. 1713-4, m. 13 Jan. Susanna, exec, soon m. Boger Shaw(13), 1736-7 Elizabeth Page. Catherine, bp. 15 their contract ment. (missing), and d. Hamp­ Jan. 1715-6, m. 17 Apr. 1735 Edward Brooks ton 28 Jan. 1654-5. On 8 Feb. 1653-4 the (1). Experience, bp. Dec. 1717, prob. d.y. Shaws sold the Lynn land, 2 a. and a ho., bot Lydia, bp. 29 Nov. 1719, m. John Waldron. from John Wing, 3 a. on Sagamore Hill, 4 a. Mary, unm. in 1746. marsh and 12 a. planting lot. Ch. by a 1st w: 4 STEPHEN(2), Kittery, shipwright, 66 in Hon. *JPeter, Windsor, Conn., and Hadley, 1732, m. 29 Nov. 1688 Hannah Nelson(l). Mass. John, (prob.), Lynn and Gravesend, Liv. at Maj. Shapleigh's ±1677. Gr.j. 1690, L. I. By w. Susanna: Samuel, b. ±1638. 1691. Lists 291, 296, 297, 298. See Green(5). Abraham, b. ±1642. DanieL b. ±1646. Bot in Long Beach (Eliot) with partners, ?Mary. 1699. Deeds to sons 1735, 1743, and all per­ Tinney, see Tenney. sonal est. to Stephen jr. 19 Oct. 1748. A will, TIPPIN, Lt. »Bartholomew, employed by dated 3 May 1729, was turned over to the ct. Scottow to proceed to Black Pt., discover 2 Jan. 1748-9, but not proved. It names s. the state of the fort, transport recoverable John, s.-in-law Eobt. Staples and a gr.dau. goods and impress inhabitants and others to Catherine Tobey (under 18). Ch: Kath­ hold the place, authority being given by erine, b. 25 Oct. 1689. Samuel, b. 31 Jan. Mass. Gen. Ct. 25 Oct. 1676. Agent of Maj. 1692, m. 29 Dec. 1720 Mary Spinney(2) who Thos. Clarke in N. H. 1679-1680. Eep. 1680. was liv. 1773; he liv. 1762. 5 ch. James, b. Of Exeter, planter, 1683; m. wid. Joanna 21 Oct. 1694; app. d.y. John, b. 2 Jan. 1699, Thing(l) who was liv. 1703. Lists 49, 237b, m., int. 9 Nov. 1723, Elizabeth Staples 377, 383. who d. Sept. 1769; he d. 6 Dec. 1778. Will. TTTCOMB. 1 Daniel, York wit. 1709. 3 ch. Stephen, b. 3 Jan. 1702, m. 1st 25 Oct. 2 JAMES, Portsmouth. See Mitchell(9). 1726 Anne Staples(2), m. 2d 30 Nov. 1749 Titterson, John, Portsmouth 1695, prob. an Margaret Emery. Her will, 1788—1795. 6 English sailor. List 334b. ch. by 1st w. Hannah, b. 10 Jan. 1705-6, m. 1st Robert Staples(2), m. 2d Nathaniel Lib- TOBEY. by(9). 1 HENEY, Exeter 1639+, is in every case an 5 THOMAS (Tobbe). List 7. error for Henry Eobey(l). Tocker, Brian, 1612. List 7. Tucker? 2 JAMES, Kittery by 1669 when his w. TOMLIN. 1 John, creditor of est. of George Katherine was sentenced to pay 3s. to Knight(5) of Black Pt., 1672. List 228c. Bichard Millard and, at same ct., said she 2 JOHN, on N. H. j. 1694, gr.j. 1703. would be revenged on Bichard Green and his 3 RICHARD, Newcastle or the Shoals, m. w. if it cost her life. See Miller(13). Town Grace Diamond(5) who m. 2d Bichard gr. 1687, 1694, 1699. Lists 96, 288, 290, 298 Tucker (see 16). She ( Tomlin) had vic­ (2). Deeded to s. Stephen and to sons John tualler, retailer or tavern lie. 1693-1697. Her and William for support, 1695. Killed by list 315b. Ch: Richard, of Boston, over 14 Ind. 21 May 1705, his w. and s. Stephen adm. in 1709 when John Harris(lO) was his gdn. TOOGOOD 688 TOWLE TOOGOOD, later form of Towgood, con­ Carpenter(4), Perkins(6). Lists 307b, 327a. fined to co. Somerset. See also Topp. 1 EDWARD, m. after 1683 Elizabeth (Ever- TOPP, Mary, wid., first at Strawberry Bank ill) Grant (4), she b. 1641. E. T. and fam­ where, bound over to answer charges, she ily adm. inhab. of Boston 1684 (authority of forf. bond (Joseph Miller bondsm.). Took Col. Banks). They came to Salmon Falls and O. A. 22 Nov. 1652 (a unique instance?) at liv. on the Grant place until driven off by York where she liv. between Alcock and Ind. An amusing story is told of his dis­ Preble. Lists 275, 276. Her dau. Jane was arming a threatening Ind. who followed him slandered July 1660 by John Smith who said for miles begging for his gun back. By 1695 she was with child by John Donnell. In she had d. s.p. and he had m. Gertrude (Urin) Shepton Mallett, co. Somerset, Jane, dau. of Mercer(l), she b. 1643, and was liv. in Ports­ Richard and Mary Tope, was bp. 26 Mar. mouth, where he had land from Samuel 1636. See also Tope. Cutts, 1694. Tavern lie. 1694-1698, constable Torgisen, see Freese(l). 1696, gr.j. 1689, j. 1694, 1695 (foreman), Torr, see Tarr. 1700. They adm. the est. of Allen Lyde, TOUT (or Trout). 1 Henry, of Dartmouth, 1701-2, and were gdns. of Lyde's ch., gr.ch. co. Devon, m. 1714 Hannah Leighton(4) of Gertrude Toogood. E. T. Lists 60, 67, 68, who m. 2d 1723 John Lary(4). Dau. Han­ 330d, 335a, 337, 339. See Gay, Jones(27). nah m- 1733 Samuel Lang(5). He sold the Grant prop, to Timothy Went­ 2 JOHN. SeeTowle(3). worth, 1705, and took a mtg. back, dis­ TOWER, John, s. of-John and Margaret of charged 1732. Hannah Toogood who wit. a Hingham, had a 2 a. ho.-lot next to Dart­ Hall heirship deed 10 Dec. 1710 (re- mouth or Sheepseot fort and 104 + 20 a. east checked), may have been a dau. or a new of Dyer river from Col. Dongan 1686, all wife, but, if the latter, she soon d. if (1) was claimed by his s. Benjamin in 17—. List 164. that E. T. who m. 16 Oct. 1711 Hannah Ayres See Tower Gen. (1891), p. 46, for eh. (7), she b. 1680, almost 40 yrs. younger than the Grant and Mercer wives. The will of E. T., brick-layer, 14 May—6 June 1737, left TOWLE, not in Lower or Guppy. Descend­ prop, to w. Hannah for life, then to dau. ants say the name is Irish, poss. a varia­ Mary (m. 4 Aug. 1731 John Cotton and d. 1 tion of O'Toole. May 1758). Hannah, wid. of E. T., non 1 BENJAMIN(6), Hampton, ±27 in 1700, compos, was ward of Edward Pendexter 29 ±85 in 1754, m. 7 Nov. 1693 Sarah Boaden Apr. 1748 when he pet. for permiss. to sell (9) who d. 22 June 1759, ag. 88; he d. 29 her lands, and 13 July 1748 he reported that May 1759. Will, 1758—1759. Ch: Mary, b. he had sold them, buried the wid. and paid 20 May 1695, m. 1st 18 July 1717 John Sleep- Mr. Benjamin Pitman's claim of £59. This er(l), m. 2d 29 Mar. 1727 Thomas Page. Ta­ leaves the death of one Hannah Toogood, 1 bitha, b. 1 May 1697, m. 22 Feb. 1721 Jona­ Aug. 1745, a very detached record (if not an than Tuck(2). Abigail, b. 16 Sept. 1699, d. error). She was hardly a dau. of the testa­ 13 May 1716. Martha, d. unm. 1 Mar. 1730. tor of 1737 as he made no mention of her. In Patience, b. 8 June 1704, m. 17 Feb. 1725 no kn. rec. are 'Sr.' or 'Jr.' attached to E. Stephen Hobbs(lO). Hepsibath, b. 2 Oct. T. 's name, and James Stackpole, deposing in 1706, m. 27 Feb. 1729 John Page. Sarah b. 2 1732, said that the E. T. then living in Ports­ May 1709, m. 22 Jan. 1734 William Clifford. mouth was he who lived in Salmon Falls be­ Benjamin, b. 24 May 1711, d.y. Benjamin, b. fore the wars. Nevertheless, on the evi­ 3 May 1713, m. 30 Jan. 1735 Rebecca Gar­ dence now at hand, probability is stretched land, d. 24 June 1768. 7 ch. Elisha, b. 23 to the limit in regarding all the records of July 1715, m. 1 Mar. 1739 Ann Vittum. 11 E. T. as referring to one man and not to a ch. father and son. 2 CALEB(6), Hampton and Chester, of which he was an original settler, m. 19 2 RICHARD, Pemaquid 1647. List 10. Apr. 1698 Zipporah Brackett(2) who d. 14 Tookey, Job, wit. Me. deeds 1679, 1680 Aug. 1756. List 399a. He d. 20 Sept. 1763. (Y. D. 3: 53, 82). Later of Beverly where Will, 1763, named 8 liv. ch. and heirs of s. acc. of witchcraft, 1692. Matthias and of dau. Elizabeth Brown. Ch: TOOTHAKER, Andrew, York, in ct. with w. Philip, b. 18 Aug. 1698, m. 4 Mar. 1724 Lydia Abigail July 1707. Bot land 1713, leased Dow(5). Elizabeth b. 2 Dec. 1699, m. 1st Frost land 1719, sold various town grants John Fellows(2), m. 2d 1 Jan. 1724 Josiah 1722. 6 ch. rec. 1707-1722. List 279. Brown(33). Caleb, b. 9 May 1701, m. 18 Jan. TOPE, Richard, Isles of Shoals, fisherman, 1727 Bebecca Prescott(2). Anthony, b. 30 here by 1663, sued by David Campbell Apr. 1703, m. 7 Nov. 1734 Sarah Hobbs. 1673. In 1689 bot from George Perkins a Zachariah, b. 13 Aug. 1705, m. 15 May 1728 ho. on Hog Isl. which his s. Richard, sailor Anna Godfrey. Matthias, b. 13 Aug. 1707, m. of London, sold to Wm. Perkins 1718. See 13 Dec. 1733 Hannah Jenness (3 Hezekiah) TOWLE 689 TOZIER and had ch. Sued Henry Trefethen 1744. Prudence Bussell) and changed his name to Jeremiah, b. 12 Dec. 1709, m. 1st Hannah Dowell or Dowle. On 25 Feb. 1705-6 she was Dearborn, m. 2d Sarah (Sanborn) Tuck. adm. of his est. (Towle alias Dowle), and his Francis, b. 13 Jan. 1711, m. 1st one Prudence, br. Caleb gave up ' any right he may have.' m. 2d 4 June 1738 Judith Sargent. Hannah, Ch. Francis, bp. 6 Apr. 1701, liv. 1724; and b. 28 Mar. 1714. Nathaniel, b. 25 May 1716, poss. Philip Dowell who had a case in Com. m. 17 Sept. 1740 Lydia Tilton. Abraham, b. Pleas 1719 (Wyman's Charlestown). John, 29 Nov. 1719, d.y. Samuel, b. Sept. 1722, d. b. 23 July 1674, not in fa.'s will. Caleb, b. 14 May 1736. 14 May 1678. 3 JOHN, Piscataqua, fisherman, ack. that TOWLTWOOD. 1 Henry, in York ct. 1677, he had sworn falsely ab. Geo. Walton, suspected of setting fire to ho. of his mas­ 1652. See Gray(3). Eishworth wrote his ter Mr. John Broughton, 'may be sold for name -Toutte-, Bacon copied a missing rec­ four yrs. in any Eng. plantation.' Wit. ord -Towte-. He or ano. wit. Tanner to 1680 with Henry Simpson. Not guilty of Fletcher, Portsm. 1668, and wit. for Withers ravishing Elizabeth Horsley at Newbury, 1675. 1690. Also Towlthead and Toltwood. 4 SEEGT. JOSEPH(6), Hampton, ±85 in 2 WLLLIAM (Tulted), York wit. 1671. 1754, m. 1st 14 Dec. 1693 Mehitable Hobbs(6), m. 2d 27 Jan. 1707-8 Mary (Ward TOWNSEND. See Jeffrey(4). or Wardell?), m. 3d 4 Mar. 1731 Sarah Hobbs 1 CALEB, soldier from Lynn at Wells 1693. (9). Lists 66, 399a. He d. Sept. 1757. Will, List 267b. 20 Sept. 1754—26 Oct. 1757, names w., 6 of 2 GEORGE, Portsmouth, mariner, m. Bethia 7 ch. and gr.ch. (ch. of Amos, deed.). Ch: Dam(3). List 339. Will, 12 Mar. 1742— John, b. 26 June 1694, m. 15 Nov. 1721 Lydia 25 Mar. 1761, bound to sea, ment. w. Bethia Page (9 Christopher). Joseph, b. 31 Mar. (exec, with Wm. Parker), George Dam 1696, m. 11 Nov. 1724 Sarah Dalton(2). (Moses, of Newington), Bethia Loud (Solo­ James, b. 10 Dec. 1698, m. 22 July 1725 Kezia mon). Appar. no ch. Perkins(16). Will, 8 Apr. 1750—9 July 1756. 3 HENRY, Eichmond Isl. 1633. List 21. Mary, b. 11 Mar. 1701, m. 4 Jan. 1720 Jona­ 4 EOBEET, Isles of Shoals, ±32 in 1668, bot than Page. Jonathan, b. 5 Apr. 1703, m. 10 land in 1664 in Portsm. which he sold Feb. 1728 Anna Norton(l). Mehitable, b. 14 1670. Wit. 1669. See Carter(l). List 356L. Aug. 1706, m. 2 May 1729 Thomas Brown 5 ROGER assaulted at Kittery 1664. See (5). Amos, b. 13 Nov. 1711, m. Hannah Pierce(8). Drake(7). Adm. to wid. 13 Sept. 1754. TOWSLEY, Michael, in Boston from Hamp­ 5 JOSHUA(6), Hampton, ±30 in 1700, m. 2 ton 26 Apr. 1675, a Hampt. soldier 1676. Dec. 1686 Sarah Reed (11). List 52. He He m. 4 June 1678 Mary Hussey(6), and liv. d. 25 Sept. 1715. Will, 2 Nov.—8 Dec. 1715, in Salisbury. List 395. names wid., ch. and app. br. Caleb and s. Joshua, exec. Ch: Hannah b. 23 Sept. 1690, TOZIER, a cleaner of wool. Peculiar to co. m. bef. 1715 one Gilman (a s. of John 10?). Devon. Joshua, m. 6 Feb. 1713 Sarah Brown(33) who RICHARD, Berwick, first at Boston where d. 8 Aug. 1767. He d. 24 Nov. 1752; adm. to he m. 3 July 1656 Judith Smith, dau. of s. Joshua 27 Dec. 1752. Sarah given 2 a. of Thomas and gr.dau. of Simon of Stepney, co. land in fa.'s will. Surrey, who named her and her husb. in his 6 PHILIP, Hampton prop, in 1657, when he will 3 Oct. 1665. Barring divorce, it is im­ m. 19 Nov. Isabella Austin(l) who d. 7 possible that he was the husb. of ' dau. Dec. 1719. Bot a ho. and land 1664. Lists 52, Tozier' (with eldest s. John Green) who 396. He d. 19 Dec. 1696, ag. 80. Will, 18 was alive and legatee of her fa. Bobert Dec. 1696—25 May 1697, app. sons Joseph Blott of Boston in 1662. Taxed Cocheeho and Caleb exec. Ch: Philip, b. 3 May 1659, 1659 but thatyr. mov. to Salmon Falls where m. 30 Sept. 1714 wid. Martha (Jackson 14) he had Kittery gr. Bounds dispute with (Boulter) Dore who was liv. 1724. He d. 17 Wm. Piles 1667. Killed by Ind. 16 Oct. 1675, June 1717. Will, 31 May 1709—6 Sept. 1717, adm. to wid. 16 July 1676. Lists 25, 33, 298. going to war, gives all to br. Caleb, but inv. Adm. on est. of his mo. Judith to s. Bichard ment. the wid. Caleb, b. 17 May 1661; slain 18 June 1683. The real est. was conveyed in 13 June 1677 by 'the barbarous heathen.' sixths. Ch: Thomas, b. Boston 5 May 1657, Joshua, b. 29 June 1663. Mary, b. 12 Nov. poss. killed with fa. Eichard, ±70 in 1732, 1665, not in fa. 's will. Joseph and Benjamin, ±73 in 1733-4; m. wid. Elizabeth (Went­ twins, b. 4 May 1669. Francis, mariner, b. worth 11) Sharp; d. s.p. Gr.j. 1694, j. 1701, 1 Aug. 1671, original grantee of Kingston constable 1702, moderator 1713 and 1716, 1694 (List 400). For some unexpl. reason he sergt. 1715. Lists 267b, 296. See Lord(l). seems to have been disinherited, moved to Original memb. Berwick Ch. 1703. Deeded Charlestown (where he m. 26 July 1698 to Eandall neph. 1712-3. Traditionally he TOZIER 690 TREFETHEN was twice an Ind. captive, she thrice, but Abigail Lewis(15). Thomas, b. 11 Aug. 1718. only rec. is her capture 18 Mar. 1690. Bp. in Joseph, b. 8 Dec. 1720. Ch d. 19 Apr. 1723. the Catholic faith and servant to M. Pierre Annabel, b. 6 Mar. 1724, m. Ephraim Blais- Boucher, she returned in 1695; liv. 1734 dell of Amesbury. Olive, b. 4 Dec. 1725, m. when they sold to Samuel Lord. Simon, Stephen Lovejoy. Charles, b. 27 Apr. 1728, Watertown, d. 30 Dec. 1718; by w. Mary had m. wid. Lydia (Bragdon) Gordon. Zacheus, 6 ch. who (of Southboro) deeded to Samuel b. 16 Apr. 1736, m. Eleanor Hutchins. Joth- Lord 22 Sept. 1735. Judith, no rec. of her am, b. 6 Apr. 1741, m. Abigail Lewis. except that the mo. was Judith 'sr.' in 1683. TREBLE, John, at Piscataqua 1631 or 1632 Elizabeth m. Bichard Bandall(16). Ann, m. on way to Eng., fleeing arrest in Mass. 1st Stephen Jenkins(12), m. 2d David Kin- for attempting to assault Thomas Moulton's cade(l), m. 3d Thomas Potts(2). See Cor­ wife. son. Martha, liv. as a girl with the Lover- TREBY. 1 Edward, Richmond Isl. List 21. ings(2), m. 1678 Nathan Lord(7). John, ap­ 2 PETER (also Trevy), adm. (Me.) 11 prenticed to Capt. Francis Littlefield and Nov. 1673 to Geo. Bartlett(3), debts due ±18 in 1683 when Capt. John Wincoll was to est. from Black Point men. app. his gdn. No heirship deed from him; Tredby, Nicholas, Falmouth wit. 1682. Y. D. presum. d. s.p. 4: 65. TBEDICK. 1 Henry, m. bef. 1715 Mary TRAFTON.Traughton, Draughton. A fam­ O'Shaw(l). ily at St. Newlyn, co. Cornwall, named 2 THOMAS, List 356e. sons Thomas and Charles. See Martin(2). TREE, Richard, Lynn, on garrison duty at 1 THOMAS, York, fisherman, sued Sarah Dover 1667. Ano. Richard, taxed Ports­ Mitchell for slander and Wm. Rogers for mouth 1698; Lists 330de, 336b, (67?). debt, 1663. He m. Elizabeth Moore(25). Treedel, William. List 7. Town gr. 1673, 1697; bot 40 a. 1678. Select­ Treeweek, John, N. H. 1689. List 57. man 1673, 1678, 1679, 1683, 1685, 1686; gr.j. 1692-1695; ferryman from 1688 and poss. TREFETHEN, a typical Cornish name. earlier; inholder 1695-1700. See Gott(2), 1 FOSTER(2), Newcastle, ship-carpenter, Martin(2). He d. by 1707 when his est. was m. Martha Paine(5). Bot in Portsmouth div. in tenths for nine named ch. His house 1705; sold to s. Henry 1736. Lists 315abc, was burned in 1708. Another div. took place 316, 318b. He and son taxed 1715; appr. est. 1723-4, in sevenths for six named ch., three of Diamond Currier 1731. Will, 30 Mar. sons having d. s.p. in the interim. Lists 30, 1751—28 Aug. 1754, names heirs of dec'd 278. Ch: Jane, 65 in 1737, m. William Beale sons Henry and James, sons John and Foster, (8). Elizabeth, m. 1st John Rackliff(2), m. gr.dau. Mary (dau. of s. George dec'd), gr. 2d one Johnson (see 20). Dorothy, m. Josiah ch. John, Elizabeth and Sarah Trundy, gr.ch. Mains(6). Charles, captured by Ind. 1695, Thomas, Love, Bichard and Mary Toull, ag. ±15, taken to Montreal, bp. as 'Charles daus. Elizabeth and Martha Card, and ap­ Louis Marie' and entered service of his god- points John Card (husb. of Elizabeth) exec. fa., M. de Frontenac. Altho naturalized Foster jr. had w. Margaret in 1738. The two Frenchman in 1706, he returned to York on daus., mothers of the Trundy and Towle eh., his fa.'s death and m. wid. Sarah (Hutchins are unident. 2) Dill; gunsmith. List 99. Will, 12 Oct. 1721—17 May 1748, names w., br. Hezekiah 2 HENRY, Newcastle by 1678, had w. Joan­ (no br. of this name in -above divisions or na who was liv. 1708. J. 1695. Lists any other rec.—scribe's error for Zacheus), 313abc, 315a(2)bc, 319, ?90. Wit. will of sis. Johnson, Beale, Maine and Bracy. Jo­ Capt. Barefoot 1688. SeeHead(l). Only kn. seph, had town gr. 1701-2, d. s.p. Their br. ch: Foster. Henry. Charles was app. adm. of the estates of 3 HENRY(2), Newcastle, gr. land (in poss. Joseph, Benjamin and Thomas 7 July 1713. of his mo. Joanna) by Penhallow, 1708. Penelope, b. ab. 1683, m. 1st Anthony Day Constable 1697. He m. Mary Bobinson(3) (2), m. 2d William Bracy(2). Benjamin, b. and is a more likely husb. than his neph. ab. 1685. Will, 4 June 1706—6 Oct. 1713, Henry(l) for Deborah (Jordan 4) (Randall) going to sea, names br. Wm. Beale, sis. Wallis, who was w. of a H. T. by 1746. List Beale, Mane and Day, bros. Zacheus and 316. Robinson, inn-keeper at Rye, with w. Thomas (both under age), exec. Capt. Lewis Abigail (Locke) 1753-6, of Dover 1761, of Beane. Thomas, d. s.p. by 1713. Zacheus. Somersworth 1764, is a prob. s., and a prob. dau. is the w. of Jeremiah Jones(55) who 2 ZACHEUS(l), York, blacksmith, succeed­ had a s. Robinson. Abraham, a Newcastle ed his fa. at the ferry. He m. 1st Anna­ mariner and capt. of marines at Louisburg, bel Allen, m. 2d int. 17 Sept. 1748 wid. Mary more likely a s. of (3) than a gr.s. of (1) or (Bickford 15) Walker. List 279(2). Ch: (3). - Thaddeus, b. 3 Dec. 1716, m. int. 5 Aug. 1738 TREFRY 691 TREWORGYE Trefry, see Turfrey. Tremills, William, see Belgrove, Patten(l). Trego, Thomas, debtor to est. of Stephen Tremouille? Crawford, Isles of Shoals, 1642. Trennick, Thomas, Dover wit. 1660. TRESOOTT. 1 John, wit. Ellacott to Stev­ TRELAWNEY, a name borne by a long ens, 1688. One J. T. was of Dorchester line of Cornish gentry. 1651-1741. 1 EDWARD, br. of (2), came to Richmond 2 ZACHARIAS, captured at Merrymeeting Isl., inspected the patent, made an in­ bay 13 June 1722. See Y. D. 15: 3. ventory of its goods and wrote a report to his br. from Boston 10 Oct. 1635, the lan­ TREWORGYE, Cornish, but Brixham, guage of which indicates a distinct Puritan co. Devon, had the fam. by 1593, Kings- tendency. His last letter from New Eng. weare (a hamlet in Brixham) by 1605. In was dated at Piscataqua 12 Aug. 1636. In Maine this name has become Trueworthy. 1637 he was in London and in 1643, with w. 1 JAMES, Mr., Kittery, m. Catherine Shap­ and ch., he was liv. in poverty. See index to leigh^) at Kingsweare 16 Mar. 1617. At Trelawney Papers, 2 Me. Hist. Soc. 3. List Kit. bef. June 1640, List 281. Summonsed 21. for the gr.j. at Saeo in 1640, accus. of di­ 2 ROBERT, Esq., b. in Plymouth, co. Devon, vulging its secrets to John Winter and 1598, s. of Robert and Eleanor (Mayne) found unacceptable. His exact relations with Trelawney, his father an eminent merchant his fa.-in-law cannot be known, but 2 Apr. and thrice mayor of Plymouth. He m. at 1641, resid. in N. E., he sold all fishing trade Megavissey, co. Cornwall, 1623, Ann Voga. belongings and all est., real and personal, Plymouth being the seat of the Council for for £1500, to Nicholas Shapleigh, livery New England, it was most natural that he, being given to Mr. Godfrey in behalf of succeeding to his fa.'s mercantile interests, N. S. 22 Apr. 1641, yet the similar deed from should seek gain in colonization, and on 1 his fa.-in-law to himself is dated 26 May Dec. 1631 he and another merchant, Moses 1642 (Y. D. i: 1, 7; Shapleigh 1). His dau. Goodyear, obtained a patent for Richmond Lucy's depos. in 1704 sets the yr. of her Isl. and a large portion of the adjacent main­ arrival here as 1646. By court rec. it seems land. On 21 July 1632 his agent, Mr. John he was here ±1647, but like other males of Winter, was put in poss. of this territory by the fam. he vanished early and without rec; Dr. Richard Vines of Saco, acting as the cert, dead 2 July 1650 when Mrs. T. agreed agent of the Council. Trelawney never came to turn the est. in her hands over to her br. over to his patent, but he took an active int. See N. E. Reg. 5: 345; 27: 266; references in in its affairs through correspondence with Lechford, Aspinwall, Me. P. & Ct. Rec. and Mr. Winter, whose letters and accounts, pub­ early Y. D. Widow Catherine (List 298), lished by the Me. Hist. Soc, give a fascinat­ had an Ind. deed of Thompson's Point 3 ing and unique picture of pioneer life on the Oct. 1651. She m. 2d Edward Hilton(l). Maine coast. An M. P., a staunch Royalist Her nunc, will, proved 30 May 1676, named and supporter of the established church, the daus. and gr.ch. but only two Treworgyes, advent of the Commonwealth caused his po­ James, s. of Samuel, and James, s. of John. litical and financial ruin, and, twice im­ Ch. found here: John, bp. at Kingsweare 30 prisoned, he probably d. while confined in Sept. 1618. Nicholas. Samuel. Joanna, m. Winchester House in London, where he had John Amerideth. Lucy (±46 in June 1678, made his will 24 Aug. 1643 (prov. 19 Nov. ±72 in July 1704), m. 1st Humphrey Chad- 1644). His s. Robert, a small boy, was given bourne^), m. 2d Thomas Wills(5), m. 3d the Maine lands, but neglect on the part of Elias Stileman(l). Elizabeth (ag. 33 in Mr. Trelawney's exec, the uncertainties of 1671), m. John Gilman(8). the times and finally Mr. Winter's departure 2 JAMES(4), tanner, Kittery, Portsmouth, and death brought the small colony on evil days, and in 1648, Rev. Robert Jordan, who more likely the James (in N. H.) who had m. Winter's dau., laid claim to it as chose Maj. Shapleigh gdn. 24 June 1673 payment for his fa.-in-law's salary and ad­ than (3) whose fa. then appar. had a home in vances and obtained a favorable decision Portsm. or Great Isl. In 1676 his paternal from the Ligonia court, the justice of which, gr.mo. willed him a silver cup with no provis. however, has been subject to strong doubts. that it be kept until he be of age. List 329 John, heir of Robert jr., tried to recover the may be his or (3) 's. Gr.j. (Me.) 1687. He patent from the Jordans in 1676, 1696, and came into poss. of the John Brady (2) prop, 1700, but time and neglect were held to have by mar. the wid. Sarah, as 1st or 2d w. (Y. D. made their title good. Lists 21, 221. 8: 26; 9: 221). On 16 July 1693 he m. Mary Treleage, Thomas, ship's carpenter on -The Ferguson (see 3; also Y. D. 12: 218), the Kit. mar. rec. calling him 'son of John of Dart­ Hunter-, Richmond Isl. 1634. List 21. mouth. ' She d. 19 July 1696. He was Pep- TREWORGYE 692 TRICK perell's tanner in 1696, wit. an Emery fam. until ±1651. In 1644 he held Nicholas Shap­ deed 1 Mar. 1696-7. Of Portsm. 18 Nov. 1701, leigh's p/a while S. went to Eng. Cor.j. he sold in Kit. to Thomas Greely (Y. D. 6: 1647; tr.j. 1647. Having failed in a contract 115), and was ab. to m. Ruth Kirke(2) 8 to deliver fish, he pledged Kit. prop, to Nov. 1702 when he released all int. in her Major Sedgwick (Y. D. 1: 3: 9) ; in 1649 ack. prop. Taxed for the Mill Dam ±1708; called a transaction done for his uncle in Newb.; late of Kit. (but not deceased) in Mar. 1713- depos. in Boston 25 Oct. 1650, and of Dart­ 4. The selectman paid for shoes for one mouth, depos. 19 Mar. 1650-1 ab. the -Pros­ James in 1718. Widow Ruth at Portsm. perous- coming to N. E. ±1640 when he had 1734+. Ch., by w. Mary at Kit: Penelope, b. been here ±5 yrs. In Apr. 1651 named on a 1 June 1694, m. 17 Jan. 1720 Joseph Kilgore, Newfoundland commission, not seen here 6 or more ch. in Berw. and York. John, b. 1 again except in Lists 72, 73, 78, 80, and was June 1696, adm. to Berw. Ch. 27 Mar. 1720, of Dartmouth in Apr. 1654. See also all ref­ accus. by Dorcas Gowen (1) in 1721, Berw. erences under (1). He m. Penelope Spencer soldier 1724, dism. to Arundel 19 Oct. 1730. (see 3, 4) 15 Jan. 164-, in Newb., where a s. As far as known, no one has proved Brad­ John was rec. 12 Aug. 1649. Only other bury's statement that he was Allison known ch: James. Brown's hired man and m. his wid. Hannah (Scammon), see Brown(3), but he cert. m. 5 NTCHOLAS(l), Mr., sailor, Piscataqua, Mary Bracey(2) 9 Apr. 1731, was of Bid. depos. 3 Feb. 1650-1, ag. 22. If age cor­ in Mar. 1732-3, and in 1744 sold a ho. and 1 rect, he could not have been the Mr. N. T. a. there adj. Dyer. Bradbury, p. 145, names who came ±1640 as master of the -Prosper­ him as one of the Arundel men (he s.p.) ous- (see N. Y. Gen. & Biog. Rec. 47: 113) cast away and drowned at Mt. Desert in who could have been the Nicholas bp. at 1746, on way to join regt. at Nova Scotia Kingsweare 29 Sept. 1609, son of Nicholas. (his wid. m. 2d in 1753 John Davis of Bid.), One N. wit., Shapleigh to Treworgye 26 but a s. Spencer, bp. at Bid. in 1743, m. there May 1642, Gorges to Withers 1 Mar. 1643. in 1769. One Jacob m. Catherine Libby in In 1648 Richard Hogg of Boston had a p/a Bid. in 1756; one James was serv. of Thomas from England to collect from John Pease Dyer 1756 (Folsom, p. 271). By w. Ruth: and N. T. In a Mass. ct. that yr. Robert James, bp. at Portsm. 11 Apr. 1714 when his Knight got a verd. of £183 ag. John T., mo. owned the covt. Nicholas Shapleigh and N. T., the case ag. Shapleigh being reheard in 1653 when the 3 JAMES(6), willed a silver beaker by his judg. ag. him was reversed. Mr. N. T. plf. gr.mo. (Hilton) in 1676, to be given him in a suit ag. Thomas Turpin, deed., York et. when of age. See (2). A mariner, m. Mary 15 Mar. 1649-50. List 73. See also references Watts(2), and liv. in Boston, his aut. there under (1). in Nov. 1695 and Feb. 1695-6 in SJC 3218 and 6 SAMUEL(l), Mr., mariner, depos. in 1661, 3261. In 1698 master of the -Mayflower-, ag. 33, that he was lately at Samuel Jamaica to Providence or Boston. In 1716 Wentworth's ho. on Great Isl. (Reg. 27: one Thomas Smith depos. that ±1696 Flor­ 272). Both men were taxed there in 1671 ence McCarthy and J. T. borrowed £200, and it is poss. the yr. -1661- is an error. A John Gerrish(4) endorsing for J. T. who d. Berw. wit. in Feb. 1664-5 (Y. D. 3: 27), in by 1699; the creditor claimed that Ger- 1669 took a letter from Barbadoes to Pis­ rish ought to pay, being T. 's br. and atty. cataqua. On 2 Nov. 1674 his mo. deeded him (SJC 11114). Kn. ch. in Boston: Samuel, b. the former Thompson's, now Treworgye's 24 Jan., d. 19 Apr. 1697 (Copp's Hill). Sam­ Point, which he, a Portsm. mariner, and w. uel, bp. in 2d Ch. 21 Aug. 1698. Cousin Mary Dorcas (Walton 1) sold to Richard Rich T. named in will of Mrs. Lake(3) in July four days later. Deft, in suits brot by An­ 1705 was prob. Mary (Watts) T. and not a drew Cranch and Lawrence Mann in 1674; young dau. In Boston one Mary Treworgye his aut. 1674 in Concord files 3: 89. Lists and George Jones, belonging to the Reserve, 298, 312c, 326c, 330a. Last seen as a Boston pub. int. in 1709, the same or ano. Mary m. wit. with Thomas Kemble 16 Mar. 1674-5 Samuel Kill in 1712. (Suff. D. 12: 99); not in mo.'s will. Wife 4 JOHN(l), Mr., merchant, Kittery, ag. 33 Dorcas also drops from sight, not in her fa. 's in Mar. 1650-1, appar. here 5 May 1636 will. Kn. ch: James, a minor in 1676. Eliza­ when Thomas Bradbury, agent for Sir F. beth named in gr.fa. Walton 'a will in Feb. Gorges, deeded to Edw. Johnson for use of 1685-6, List 315b, m. 1st Noah Parker(26), J. T. of Dartmouth 500 a. described in Y. D. m. 2d John Field(4), m. 3d Benjamin Cross 1: 11. In 1678 Mr. Johnson depos. that the (2). As E. C, wid., of Portsm., only surv. ch. land was pureh. by J. T. as Mr. Alexander of Samuel Treworgy of Kit., she sold an 18 Shapleigh's agent and for A. S.'s sole use. a. addition to his ho.-lot 7 Mar. 1739-40. Bondsman for Mr. Thomas Spencer at Saco TRICK, Trieke. 1 Elias, Damariscove 1672, ct. in Feb. 1636-7, and appar. here steadily had a Devonshire name. Gr.j. 1674. O. A. TRICK 693 TRICKEY at Pemaquid 1674, at Marblehead 1677. In Apr. 1751 John Biekford of Durham; liv. Essex ct., Nov. 1681, thru atty. John Putnam, 1758. Isaac, a minor in 170-. he sued Wm. -Cook- for entert, and detaining 3 FRANCIS, Mr., fisherman, Kittery. Taxed his servant over a yr. In York files, 1737, Dover 1649, Exeter wit. 1650, Portsm. Savage v. Patteshall, is indenture, 16 Aug. 1651 (see Green 1), Kit. by 1656 where he 1686, betw. Patteshall and E. T. of Damaris- bot from H. Gunnison bef. 14 Mar. 1658-9. cove, who was to live in his own ho. there for The Dennis Downings sued him and w. Sarah life, keep stock limited to 40 sheep and for slander in 1656 foil, a quarrel betw. the lambs, 4 cows and calves, and what swine he wives. Cor.j., lower Portsm., 1657. In 1667 could raise; at death all to go to P. for his George Lidden bot Crooked Lane land betw. debt. By depositions in 1736 he appar. d. on his and John Ameredith's. Lists 354b, 323, the isl. bef. long. Lists 13, 15, 85. See also 325, 330a, 286, 287, 298, 25, 30, 92. Inv. 11 Parker (23). Apr. 1682, ho. and land, debt due from Rich­ 2 JOHN, Cape Newagen. See Moles. ard Downes of the Shoals; adm. to s. John, THICKER, Israel, wit. in Wells 1729 (Y. D. whose own inv. was taken 17 May 1686 with 13: 80), and of Boxford depos. in 1730 adm. to mo. Sarah; Lists 30, 298. A dau. ab. Wells marsh in 1725, prob. the inhabi­ Sarah m. Samuel Winkley(2). In 1685 Rog­ tant of 1726 named by Bourne as Israel er Thomas boarded with Mrs. Sarah T. See -Tucker- (see 27). He and Hannah Smith, also Lidden(l, 2), Taylor(22). In 1702 the both of Wenham, were m. at Ipsw. 22 Mar. 20 a. gr. reaching from Crooked Lane to 1725. One Marks Tricker took O. A. at Bev­ Spruce Creek was laid out to Samuel Wink- erly in 1677. ley who adm. the widow's est., his bond 15 Apr. 1703. TRICKEY, Devon-Somerset. Much work 4 ISAAC(6), of age 1668 (see Green 6), is needed on the 3d generation, a scant taxed 1670, Bloody Point constable 1686. count being found and not surely placed. See Jury 1692; cor.j. 1696; gr.j. 1698. In 1695 he also Gunnison(2). and Wm. Bedford wit. at Portsm. for An­ 1 BETHIA, see Keniston(l). Martha rec. drew Wilson, shipmaster. Lists 356j, 359ab, into cov., So. Ch., 1718. Priscilla, appar. 52,54. See also Rebecea(5). Of Dover 1701, adult; the town paid a good sum for her and called of D. 13 Aug. 1712 when adm. gr. nursing, 1731-2; see also James Nelson(2). to s. John, appraisers John Dam and John Elizabeth m. in 1741 Peter Miller. All Downing; est. insolvent. His w. is unseen, these of Portsm. One Mary and Michael 2 ch. seen: Thomas, ment. in list of claims in Row pub. int. in Boston 1736. fa.'s est., wit. with Joseph Gunnison 1707 2 EPHEALM(6), Bloody Point, pulled down (Y. D. 7: 111), had deed from br. in 1717; the fence of a neighbor Mary Cater (2) poss. it was he who had a fam. in Newingt. in 1682. See also Bickford(22). Last seen and not Thomas(2). John, Newingt. 1712, in tax list 25 Aug. 1684. Lists 359b, 52. Wid­ List 343, presum. the one with w. Mary adm. ow Mary (prob. Nason 5, not Follett) m. 2d to full commun. at Newingt. 4 Apr. 1725, William Wittum(4) who was liv. on E.'s and who left will, 1753—1756, naming her land in June 1701. Adm. 24 Sept. 1701 to and ch: Joshua, exec. (bp. at Durham 21 John Pickering to whom the s. Thomas was Apr. 1728, young serv. of Joseph Edgerly, m. apprent., and to (4), the wid. renouncing. Rosamond Coleman (2) who was R. Brace- Kn. ch: Thomas. In 1701 Dover conf. to him bridge inl772) ; John; Ephraim(given Roch­ all the land his fa. had improved; had deed ester land by fa. 1746, not in will); Mary (m. from (7) in 1706. Appar. he was Capt. T., James Smith of Durham 1737); Alice (m. shipwright, Newington, who m. Mary Gam­ Joseph Smith of Durham 1734; her ch. in bol in Portsm. 28 Aug. 1712. Both o.c. and will); Sarah (m. Thomas Langley 3); Elihu bp. at Newingt. 18 Apr. 1725 with 6 ch: Isaac (bp. 1726; in will, if alive and returns); m. 24 Oct. 1734 Elizabeth Wells and was Deborah (not in will). One Joanna was bp. presum. the oldest son who was beyond seas and o.c. there in 1728. in 1747, s.p.; Jonathan, shipwr., Newingt., 5 JOSEPH(6), carpenter, gave a q.c. to (7) near 25 in Jan. 1745-6 (one J. m. Abigail Mil­ in 1679; a Dover shipwright 1685 (see ler 2; see also Temperance Downing 4); Mahon). Nehemiah Partridge had a bill ag. Sarah, m. 7 Dec. 1732 Hatevil Leighton; Abi­ him in 1682, wid. Mary Hoddy had a reckon­ gail; Elizabeth, m. 23 Oct. 1737 Thomas ing with him in 1689. He gave various notes, Tripe of Kit.; Mary, m. 16 May 1742 Abra­ to Wm. Pitman 1684 (see 13), Reuben Hull ham Fernald of Kit.; and at least 4 more: 1686, Thomas Rogers 1687. Jury 1684. Lived Thomas; Joseph (one J. m. Elizabeth Dam near Bloody Point ferry. Lists 359b, 52. In 1748); Keturah, m. Jonathan Leathers(2); June 1695 his wid. Rebecca (Rogers 16) was Lemuel (5 yrs. 7 mos. when fa. died; of accus. of having an illeg. ch.; she was then Durham 1756). The widow Mary was gr. very sick at ho. of (4). She was called adm. 27 Sept. 1738, div. 1747. She m. 2d 4 Trickey 1704, took adm. and gave bond as TRICKEY 694 TRISTRAM widow T. 1 Sept. 1713, swore to inv. 21 Oct. TRIGGS, Bobert, Samuel, Jane, Elizabeth, 1714 as Bebecca Downing (w. of Joshua 5). bros. and sis. at Portsmouth. Bobert wit. Of Kit., 17 June 1735, she deeded cow, chest, 1711, adm. to br. Samuel 1743. Samuel m.

etc., and wearing apparel aft. her death to 1727-8 Susannah Fox(l); sold y3 Eobert's (gr.son) Zebulon. Ch. appear: William, land. Jane, wit. for Penhallows 1705, 1709;

York, m. Mary Andrews (Bobert), in 1735 was wid. Jane Cox 1758 when she sold y3 owned at Braveboat Harbor, in 1743 depos. Robert's land. Elizabeth m. 28 Apr. 1723

that he lumbered and built fences for Bich­ Joseph Allen; sold y3 Eobert's land 1758. ard Mitchell; wid. Mary liv. 2 Oct. 1761. TRIMMINGS, Oliver, in Piscataqua ct. 1643 Only ch. rec: Zebulon (see Downing 5), went for trespass, 1652 for perjury. Ports­ to Scarb. ±1727 and Palm.; adm. 17 July mouth gr. 1652; sold to John Odiorne 1655, 1744 to wid. Eleanor (Libby 3) who m. 2d to Thos. Seavey 1656. Walter Abbott sued Lt. Andrew Libby(9). Note also Martha(7). his w. Susannah for slander 1655. She charged Elizabeth, unm. 1704; one E. m. John Ambler Jane Walford(4) with witchcraft in 1656, 6 Nov. 1706. when Oliver test, that his wife came home 6 THOMAS, shipwright, Bloody Point, here all-a-tremble and laid her child upon the by 1640, bef. ct. with w. Elizabeth in bed. Lists 323, 330a(2), 342. See Johnson 1646, taxed 1648. In 1650 George Dodd of (34). Boston sued him over a 40-ton vessel he was TRIPE, Sylvanus, Kittery, weaver, m. ±1695 building. He sued Michael Brawn in 1652, Margaret Diamond (5). Lists 290, 296, George Elliot in 1656. O. F. ±1655. His 1656 297; her list 291. Will, 29 Dec. 1714—10 gr. on Bloody Point side was rebounded in May 1716, left all to w. for maintenance of 1674 when Trickey's Cove ment. and the herself and eight ch. (named) until they neighbors were John Bickford, Bichard could be apprent., Mr. Eobert Cutt and Mr. Cater and Henry Langstar. Gr.j. 1659. Aged John Newmarch overseers. Her will, 4—19 ±54 in 1668, w. Elizabeth ±52, tho she was Jan. 1741-2, bequeaths to surv. ch. and gr.ch. ±64 in May 1688 when she depos. that she Ch: Joanna (Hannah), m. Portsm. 16 Aug. liv. with Mr. Alexander Shapleigh in Eng. 1714 William Pope (3). Margaret, m. 1720 ±52 yrs. bef. (see N. E. Beg. 5: 349). Both Nathaniel Fernald(5). William, wit. Gunni­ wit. about Edw. West selling liquor, 1671. son deed 1713, d. bef. mo., s.p. Sylvanus, m. Inv. 3 Dec. 1675; adm. to wid. 27 June 1676, 25 June 1724 Lucy (Lewis 15) Briard, d. the whole est. left in her hands for her com­ bef. mo., leaving eh. Samuel, Abigail, Anne fort and care. In Dec. 1680 Elihu Gunni­ and William named in her will. Adm. on son's pet. ab. the est. was filed. Lists 351a, est. of wid. Lucy gr. to Peter Lewis jr. 26 354abc, 355a, 356abceghk, 342. Widow's July 1738. She left an illegit. baby, Lucy Lists 359b, 52. Ch., not in order: Isaac. Tripe, who was a poor ch. in the family of Joseph. Ephraim. Zachariah Deborah Eichard Evans, bp. 20 June 1742. Samuel, (±58 in 1705, 72 in 1718) m. William Shack­ b. 13 Apr. 1704, d. bef. mo., leaving by unkn. ford^). Lydia (68 in June 1718), m. 1st Ed­ w. ch. Sarah, Samuel and Anne. Either mund Green(6), m. 2d Bichard Webber(8). Elizabeth Tripe who m. 1733 Joseph Dill, or Martha, m. Elihu Gunnison(l). Sarah, m. Eleanor Tripp who m. 18 Mar. 1735-6 Na­ Joshua Crockett (5). thaniel Seavey may have been his wid. 7 ZACHABIAH(6), b. ±1651 (±50 in 1701), Thomas, b. 12 May 1706, had homestead first seen drunk and fighting at training from his mo. 1739, and her exec. Mary, b. 2 in 1671, when Thomas Beard was his bonds­ Apr. 1708, m. John Follett(4). Bobert, b. 4 man. He had a q.c. from (5) in 1679, from Sept. 1710, had w. Mary who m. by 1764 Jon­ the Shaekfords in 1680. Portsm. 1700, Bloody athan Johnson. Given ho.-lot by mo. (Y. D. Point 1706. In Oct. 1715 the body of Z. T. 23 : 20). 12 ch. b. from 1733. had been taken up at Kit. List 359a. See Trippier, Isaac. List 3, p. 47. also Williams(38). He left a wid. Elizabeth TBISTBAM, Balph Mr., Saco, had early gr. (Wittum 1). No son of his name is seen, tho from Cleeve and poss. m. 1643 the wid. he was 'Senior' in 1709. The wid. Elizabeth of Morgan Lacy. O. A., Clerk of the Writs liv. much in Berw. 1730-1738, so poss. Martha and constable, 1653; selectman 1659. Ac­ who m. Daniel Libby (see 6) was their dau.; quired Richard Randall's land, adjoining see also Zebulon (Wm. 5) who m. a Libby. his own. Lists 24, 243ab, 244adef, 245, 246, Elizabeth T. was schooling Moses Hubbard's 249, 252. See Boaden(7),-Ford(7), Lee(3), ch. in Berw. 1737; 'old Mother Trickey' Naziter, Norman(3). Adm. 4 Mar. 1678-9 adm. to So. Berw. Oh. 1742. In 1749 Kit. and to Dominicus Jordan, husb. of dau. Hannah Newingt. disputed over her care, a sick and who saved the blood but not the name from indigent aged widow; see Hall(28) and extinction. Ch: Samuel, b. 2 Feb. 1644. Na­ Howard Henderson (4) who said Z. T. and thaniel, b. 10 July 1650; inv., entered same w. liv. at Bloody Point in 1696 and for 8 yrs.; day as his fa.'s, incl. a ho. and land. Ben­ Kit. lost and had to keep her. jamin, b. 8 May 1653, depos. 14 Nov. 1676, TRISTRAM 695 TUCKER inv. 25 Jan. 1678-9 incl. fishing boat and out­ and Elizabeth Maher 4 Sept. 1748, George T. fit tendered by Sylvanus Davis, agent for and Olive Jordan 30 Nov. 1757. See also Maj. Thos. Clark who was to adm., but adm. Trefethen(l). was gr. to Capt. Francis Hooke 1 Apr. 1679, Tubbs, Benjamin, Kittery, m. 12 Jan. 1698-9 Dominicus Jordan and John Harmon bonds­ wid. Elizabeth Kim. List 290. men. List 236. Ruhamah, b. 18 Dec. 1655, poss. same as Hannah, ±92 in 1746, m. 1st TUCK, see Lower's ' Patronymica Brittan- Dominicus Jordan(l), m. 2d Capt. Stephen ica' for various theories of origin. Greenleaf(4 jr.). Bachel, b. 23 Aug. 1658. 1 EDWABD(3), Hampton, m. Mary Phil- Freegrace, b. 7 Oct. 1661. Buth b. 10 Aug. brick^) who m. 2d James Wall(l); d. 1664. David, with sis. Hannah sold fa. 's land 6 Apr. 1652. Lists 391b, 392a, 393a. Ch: to Edward Sargent (who sold to Pepperell) Edward, b. 8 Sept. 1649, d. between 12 Apr. 1684 and 1690-1. Adm. to Dominicus Jordan 1653 and 11 Apr. 1665. John, b. 12 Apr. 1652. 30 Aug. 1693. 2 *JOHN(l), Hampt., carpenter and miller, TBOTT, Simon, Cape Porpus, took O. A. 5 m. 9 Jan. 1678 Bethia Hobbs(8) who d. July 1653. Lists 251, 252, 255. He prob. 29 May 1738. Gr.j. 1694, 1696, 1698; Bep. m. twice, 1st a dau. of Stephen Batson(3), 1717, selectman 10 yrs., town clerk 15 yrs., 2d one Elizabeth. The latter attended a wild deacon 27 yrs. Lists 52, 54, 55a, 57, 62, 85, party at Winter Harbor in 1656, other par­ 392b, 396, 399a. Called cousin in will of ticipants being Mary Clay(l), James Har- Philip Lewis(16). He d. 4 Jan. 1742. Ch: mon(l), Bobert Cook(10) and John Davis Bethia, b. 28 July 1682, m. John Marston (19), all of whom were constant sources of (2) . Mary, b. 27 Jan. 1684, m. Samuel Shaw scandal to the community. In 1658, vehe­ (10). John, b. 19 Apr. 1687, d. 25 June 1688. mently suspected of adultery, she was taken Samuel, twin, b. 30 Apr. 1689, not bp. 1697 to Boston for trial, result unkn.' An old wig­ with twin Sarah wno m. Thomas Batchelder wam that Goody Trott did make and live in' (3) . Hannah, b. 10 Apr. 1692, m. Jonathan is ment. in Morgan Howell's deed to John Dearborn (4). Edward, Kensington, carpen­ Barrett in 1666. See Creber. Ch. by 1st w: ter, b. 7 Feb. 1695, m. 24 Nov. 1720 Sarah John, took O. A. 1670, legatee of gr.fa. Bat- Dearborn, d. 15 Jan. 1756. 11 ch. »Jona­ son 1673, of Wells 1674, moved to Nantucket than, b. 11 Sept. 1697, had homestead, miller, by 1679-80. List 269b. Deeded to Jonathan deputy, deacon, selectman, m. 22 Feb. 1721 Littlefield 100 a. and ho. at Wells, bounded Tabitha Towle(l), d. 3 Feb. 1781; she d. 12 by Charity Webb and Wm. Ashley 1685. Aug. 1766. 10 ch. Bev. John, b. 23 Aug. 1702, Will, 5 Jan. 1722-3—17 July 1728, weaver, H. 0. 1723, m. 26 Nov. 1724 Mary Dole. For names w. Anne, sons John and James (where­ 41 yrs. pastor at Gosport, Isles of Shoals, abouts unkn.), Benjamin, daus. Tabitha, where he d. 12 Aug. 1773. 6 ch. Elizabeth, Bachel, Mary, Abigail, Priscilla. 3 BOBEBT, Hampton, vintner, eame from Mary, in Batson will, given same legacy as Gorleston, eo. Suffolk, to Watertown John tho not specifically called gr.ch. where he was a prop. 1636. Original settler ?Sarah, Ashley in Batson will. See Ashley of Hampt. 1638, freeman 7 Sept. 1639, Clerk (4). ?Elizabeth. Nantucket genealogists of the Writs 1648, selectman. His inn on say that Edw. Cartwright (see 1) m. a sis. of Band's hill was the first in the town. Made John Trott. a trip to England 1652. Lists 391ab, 392ab Trout, William, Kennebec, 1674. List 15. (3), 393ab. See Clark(17), Johnson(34). He Tro wills, see Twowills. d. 4 Oct. 1664, adm. 11 Oct. to s.-in-law John Trowtte, Timothy, York ct. 6 July 1657 Sanborn and wid. Joanna who d. 14 Feb. (original lost), must be misreading of 1673-4. Ch: Bobert, remained at Gorleston. Timothy Prowtte (Prout). He had a s. William, 24 in 1670, with whom TRUE, Henry, Salisbury, m. 16 Mar. 1667-8 Sanborn made an agreement in 1674. Eliza­ Jane Bradbury(1) and dau. Mary was beth m. John Sherburne (5). Mary, m. John b. Hampton 30 May 1668. Sanborn (2). Edward. Trumbull, Joseph, York wit. 1712 (Y. D. 8: 184). TUCKER, occupational, belongs to the TBTJNDY, George, Newcastle by 1696, West of Eng., espec. Devonshire. Became caulker. Lists 315bc, 387. Sarah, dau. 96th commonest name in N. E. of George, in ct. for stealing food from Jere­ 1 ADRIAN, got judgm. ag. Sir Ferdinando miah Walford 1702. One Elizabeth, w. or Gorges in 1639 for wages due 17 June dau., a Berwick wit. 1711. In Boston 8 May 1633, services to Gorges and Mason at Pis­ 1720 the w. of George Trundy was bur. and cataqua. List 41.

22 Feb. 1721 he m. Sarah Watts. Prob. s. iy2 BRIAN? SeeTocker. John, Newc. 1722, 1726 (w. Jane). John, 2 ELIZABETH (Coe 2), wid. of John; see Falmouth, formerly of Newc., with w. Cath­ Y. D. 15: 170. erine 1743. Falmouth marriages: John T. TUCKER 696 TUCKER 3 FRANCIS, Mr., merchant, Great Isl., here 8 JAMES, List 57, with Portsmouth names, in July 1672, 'cousin' of Wm. Bickham poss. from Salisb. One J. of Tiverton (2), given p/a by Vickers, Bickham & Co. of got an exec. ag. Peter Wittum, sr., in 1713. Bristol, in Mar. 1674-5, was presum. gr.s. of See also (13). Hugh Bickham whose will (in Eng.) names 9 JOHN, fisherman, Kittery, Star Isl., as­ sons William and Bichard B. and dau. Mar­ sisted the Marshal in 1653. In York ct., garet Tucker. As a Bickham agent he was Oct. 1660, he had a suit ag. Eichard White; plf. in suits ag. Me. and N. H. fishermen, and at the same ct. the two men ack. a judgm. to often a Newc, York and Shoals wit. to 1703. Samuel Hall(26), £180 on a bond, the orig. Ag. ±28 in 1679, ±30 in Oct. 1681 (Y. D. 3: debt £95:15:0. Will, 31 Oct. 1670—3 Jan. 103). See Legate(2) and John Gale(4) 1670-1, of Star Isl., but by God's providence whose will he wit. Poss. at York by chance, at John Ameredith's in Kit., gave £1:10:0 he was captured in the Ind. attack of Jan. to Thomas Wells, the minister, all else to the 1691-2, but soon ret. ('N. E. Captives,' i: Amerediths. See Me. P. & Ct. Eee. ii: 206-8. 226). Wit. will of (21) in 1694. Cor.j. 1683; 10 JOHN, fisherman, Cape Annawaggon gr.j. 1685; selectman 1693, 1695-1697. Coro­ near Sheepscot, bot on north side of ner for the Prov. 1697. Lists 312f, 313af, Montsweag Eiver from Eobinhood in 1662, 315a(2)bc, 317, 319, 326c, 331b, 336e, 52, 60, wit. Ind. deed to Dyer(8) in 1664, depos. in 65, 91. Admr. of Bichard Stileman's est. 19 Mar. 1668-9, ag. ±36, that he accomp. Scot­ Apr. 1703 (the will, 1693, named T. trustee) ; tow up Sheepscot Biver when he took poss. last seen 7 Mar. 1704-5 complaining that of Thomas Clive's est. Of Tisbury, late of Newc. still taxed him and the Stileman est., Cape A., 2 July 1675, he sold Eastern land, altho 4 Aug. last he left there and hired a and 'Hist, of Martha's Vineyard,' vol. ii chamber at Mr. Samuel Fernald's in Kit­ ('Annals of W. Tisbury'), reports him a tery. The logical husb. for Mr. Fryer's sis. town officer 1675-1680, dead in 1681 when Wilmot T., if she were in N. E., but if so, wid. (Susanna) was living (Plym. Col. Eec. might not have been fa. of her dau. Joanna 6: 65). Son John sold half the Ind. land to who m. John Hollicomb (he wit. Fryer's Hussey(9) (ack. bef. Thomas Mayhew 1695, deed to J. H. in 1694). And he dealt with Hussey's East. CI.), and as fa. 's heir claimed and in 1690-1 was taxed next to Jacob Ban- a large tract for self. Dr. Banks found him dall(4) whose wid. Katherine was Tucker at at Harwich 1716; of Newb., shipwright, death, adm. in 1718. See Mann(5) for Fran­ 1729, he sold at the East to Christopher Top- cis 1731; note (14), (26) and Ann Carmell. pan and ack. with w. Susanna. Will, 1730— 4 GEORGE, sailor at Newc. 1684. List 314 1732, names her, dau. Mary Butler (m. Philip (2). B. 1726). In 1786 Susannah (Butler) Pear­ 5 HENRY, York wit. 1639 (Y. D. 1: 119); son, ag. 57, depos. that her gr.fa. John who see also Me. P. & Ct. Bee ii: 58. One H. sold to Mr. Toppan was s. of John, who, her signed a Kit. petition ±1673 (Doc. Hist. 4: gr.mo. said, foil, fishing at Sheepscot and 340); abs. from meeting 1674; sued by Capt. had two more ch: Noah (deponent never Hooke and by John Bray in 1678, and again heard that he left ch.) and Susannah, who absent from meeting. d. unm. (SJC 140612). One Noah test, in 6 HUGH, Mr. (Tucker?). List 312f. Boston ab. Edw. Bickford(7 jr.) in 1713; 7 HUGH( 16),fisherman, Kittery, eldest son. one (or two) mar. there 1707, 1721, and had ch. He and his now w. were accus. in July 1698 and did not appear. A captive 1706; 11 JOHN, Mr., cooper, Portsmouth 1671, still away in 1709 when w. Bridget sold liv. in Great House Field with w. Ursula liquor (Me.). She was liv. 13 May 1712. A in 1673. In 1677 he had a confirmatory deed son John was bp. at Glouc. 10 Mar. 1705-6. from the Cutts(5) est., in 1681 a deed from Other ch. of this mar. poss. incl: Stephen, Thomas and Bridget (Cutts) Daniel; not signed a bond with Hugh and John in 1730, imposs. his w. was related to Pres. Cutts' all Kit. fishermen. Elizabeth m. Thomas wid. Ursula, also to John Shipway and Allen (see 14). Mary (Mercy?), int. mar. Henry Tibbetts(4), with whom she test. ab. with John Collins of Portsm. 1733. He m. the Shipway est. in 1683. Gr.j. 1673, 1692, 2d 21 Nov. 1717 Dorcas Heard(6) who had 1694, 1696; O. A. 28 Aug. 1685; culler of pipe- ch: Phebe. Samuel. Hugh. Joseph. James. staves 1692; Mr. John impressed 1695. In Ano. Joseph. In 1734 he and half-sis. Eliza­ 1696 he mortg. prop, to Bev. Mr. Moody's beth Bragdon (half-br. Lewis named a step-dau., Lydia Jacob of Boston, selling it grantor, but did not sign), sold half of all to Wm. Lakeman in 1699. He d. aft. a lan­ their Falm. common right as heirs of fa. guishing illness (List 96, 2 May 1706); wid. Lewis, a settler under Danforth. In 1736 he Ursula liv. 1713. Lists 326c, 328bed, 329 (3 deeded his full share, of his fa.'s town heads), 330d, 331b, 335a, 337, 49, 52, 54, 57, right. Widow Dorcas liv. 1762. 62, 92. Mrs. Tucker, Lists 335a, 316. Surely TUCKER 697 TUCKER a eh: Elizabeth, m. 1st Kobert Hopley, m. 2d I mo.-in-law Allard), than the Sarah b. in Thomas Roberts(5). Likely: John, jr., List Feb. 1636-7. The w. killed at Casco may have 57. (John, sr., was taxed in 1690; one John, been another. Wife Joanna living 1716. Ch. no designation, in 1691). Richard, at John's by w. Sarah: Hugh eldest son, gave p/a to (List 329) may not have been a Tucker. br. Bichard to act in the Gunnison est. suit; 12 JOHN( 23), fisherman, Falmouth, Glouces­ see (7). John, outliv. mo., dead in 1719-20. ter, at the Shoals in 1677, went later to Richard, shipwr., Boston, gr. adm. on gr.fa. Falm., where he had 100 a. at Muscle Cove Gunnison's est. 4 Nov. 1718 and in Feb. 1719- for which he ent. an East. CI., giving as 20 sued Gowen Wilson et al. for 30 a. at bounds, br. Lewis west, Elisha Andrews east, Goose Creek. If he m. Grace (Diamond 5) 40 pole front. On 9 May 1681 he m. Sarah Tomlin, she soon d. or was a later w., as his Riggs at Glouc. whefe his ch. were rec, but w. Bethia (Ingersoll 3) had at least 4 ch: spent his early mar. life in Falm., as fined Bethia, bp. at Chariest. 1702; Bichard, b. in there in 1684 for abusing Mr. Davis and Mr. Aug. (Glouc rec), bp. at Chariest, in Oct., Tyng, and in 1730 deeded to s. John of 1704; Daniel and John, rec. at Boston 1707, Glouc, 60 a. at Falm. ' on which I did dwell 1709. Joseph liv. 1719-20. Grace, m. at Bos­ and my s. John, jr., was born' (27 Dec. 1686, ton 5 May 1708 Isaac Pierce; in 1739 they Glouc. rec). Except for rec. of his mar. and sold % her fa.'s Falm. town right. Daugh­ his ch.'s births, Babson did not find him in ter, killed at Falm. 1703, poss. not Sarah's, Glouc until 1707; liv. there 12 Apr. 1736, ag. as the 1719-20 writ stated she 'had' (per­ ±80. Lists 225a, 34. See also (18). Ch. rec. haps meaning 'left') 4 sons, 1 dau. By w. at Glouc 1682-1706: Mary, see Hilton(23). Joan or Joanna, b. at Kit. but rec. at Sarah John, m. 14 Dec. 1714 Mary Lane Glouc: Elizabeth b. 12 May 170-, m. Jethro (5). WiUiam, see Dorcas Lane(5). Thomas, Bragdon(4); see Tucker(7). Lewis, b. 29 drowned at Carolina 1717. Bichard. Abi­ July 1706, of Newc 1734. Joshua, b. 14 gail. Joseph. Grace. Dec. 1708; one J. depos. in 1732 that he knew Wm. Hutchins (3) in Canada. Isaac, b. 13 JOHN, captured by Ind. at Dover 26 July 30 Nov. 1709; one I. was drowned, Kit. inq. 1696 (List 96), soon found his way home 1729, no est. John, b. 31 Dec 1711, d.y. at from Penobscot ('N. E. Captives,' i: 164). Kit. See also Y. D. 3: 77; 9: 199-202; 10: Poss. J. of Providence who deeded a 30 a. 89; 14: 249; 17: 37. Dover gr. to Morris Tucker of Tiverton in 1716; also poss. the husb. of Tryphena Ham 17 NATHANIEL, a Shoals wit. 1677, Allard (4). See (8); Hoyt's Old Salisbury, i: 337. to Wainwright. See (23). 14 JOSEPH, and Nathaniel Fryer, jr., wit. 18 NICHOLAS(23), cooper, Kittery, ap­ a Cape Elizabeth deed, Jordan and Fryer prentice to Wm. Diamond(5), was at the to Vittery, 1685. See also (3). Shoals in Sept. 1673, ±22, but ag. 21 in 1674. 15 KEZIAH. See Austin(l). In 1682 the est. of John Turner of Salem brot 16 LEWIS(23), fisherman, Shoals, Kittery, suit in Me. ct. ag. him, (25) and (12). In Falmouth, b. ±1648-9 (±25 in Sept. 1673, 1686 he bot 40 a. on north-east side of ±33 in Feb. 1682-3), first found swearing at Spruce Creek from Capt. Champernowne (Y. the Shoals in 1670. Constable 1674. By one D. 7: 17) and 20 yrs. later defended his title acc. he took up a Falm. lot and built a ho. ag. Samuel Hill who claimed under Cham- bef. Philip's War, Moses Felt building his pernowne's deed to Barefoot (Y. D. 1: 77). chimney, but no rec. seen actually places him Gr.j. 1694, 1701; j. 1701, 1708; bondsman for there then. Of Piscataqua 1680, late of the Thomas and John Abbott 1702; culler of fish Shoals, he sold a Smuttynose ho. to Boger 1707, 1710; of fish and pipestaves 1714. One Kelly, partly for a debt due to K.; sued N. T. and Wm. Wentworth were among the John Gale in 1681. One Sarah was a Gt. Isl. wounded men at Casco Fort 1703 (Doc. Hist. wit. in 1681, he was there with Elihu Gunni­ 9: 150). Lists 305a, 30, 294, 296, 297, 298 (2). son in Feb. 1682-3. Falm. until the 2d war See also Y. D. 4: 94; 6: 163; 7: 214; 8: 43, where he had 200 a. on the main, midway to 204, 213-4; 10: 112. Will, 21 Jan.—2 Apr. Broad and Muscle Coves; there again 1703 1717, names w. Jane (an Endle wit. 14 when w. and dau. killed (List 39). Of Pis­ Sept. 1695, liv. 4 Dec. 1719), 3 ch., gr.s. Wm. cataqua 1709; at Salem in 1713, ±70, depos. Wentworth. Ch: William, shipwr., Kit., List ab. Merriconeag and Bichard Potts 40 or 50 291, m. 27 Dec. 1711 Alice Grindal (see 1), a yrs. ago; Glouc. 1716; Falm. 1719 when sued wid. 1755. Ch. incl. Josiah, b. 14 Oct. 1727 on a bond to Pepperell, dated 1709, his ho. (see Willis' Hist, of Portland, p. 844). Jo­ and land attached and a copy left with his seph Kit., 1720. Grace, m. Wm. Wentworth dau.; late of Falm., deed., 1734. Lists 305ac, (7). Margaret, unm. in 1717. 30, 290, 228c, 39, 229, 227. Sarah Gunnison 19 PHILIP, fisherman, Shoals, Portsmouth, (2), the mo. of his older ch., was more rea­ adm. of the John Bickford(ll) est. in sonably an unrec. dau. of Hugh G. and his 2d June 1662, owned a stage in 1664, was with w., b. ±1653 (Sarah, ±20 in 1673, wit. with the party when Bobert Clements(7) was TUCKER 698 TUCKER lost, bot a ho. formerly Abraham Corbett's 21 EICHAED(23), fisherman, Newcastle. in 1677, and in 1687 of Portsm., late of the Y. D. 8: 43 (1706), Adams to Carpenter, Shoals, bot in Portsm. List 329; he and w., conveys land that (18) sold to br. Eichard List 52. He was bur. at Salisbury; adm. 6 in Jan. 1698-9. Lists 307a, 315b. "Will, Sept. 1699 to Edward Cate(l) and w. Eliza­ bound to sea, 15 June 1694—2 Apr. 1707, beth, mar. by 1687. The wid. was in Boston gives a dwg. ho. near the meet.-ho. at Str. when an acct. was rendered 9 Aug. 1701. His Bk., a dwg. and 12 a. in Spruce Creek, for­ premises were in poss. of Hugh Banfield 'a merly br. Wm. Broad's (if Broad did not wid. Hannah in 1749 when Cate started an return to N. E.), and a dwg. ho. on Great ejection suit, the writ calling his w. the only Isl., all to dau. Sarah; if she d., then to ch. Note (26). Richard(16) and Richard(25). How Wm. 20 JRICHARD, gent., shares with Cleeve the Broad(4 jr.) was 'brother,' unless Tucker honor of founding Portland. He alone had mar. his sis. Abigail Broad, b. ±1667, bot B. Bradshaw's Spurwink claim from is not clear. The dau. Sarah m. James Lee which Trelawny's agent ejected him and bef. June 1707. Cleeve in 1632. The two were in Eng. in 22 WILLIAM, Richmond Isl. 1634. List 1636 (Matthew Craddock's letter to Win- 21. throp), and there 27 Jan. 1636-7 Sir F. 23 WILLIAM, fisherman, Shoals, sued by Gorges gr. them 1500 a., also Hog Isl., to Thomas Wescott for slander and defa­ begin at Machigonne Point where they had mation; fined as a common swearer and planted divers yrs., henceforth to be called drunkard, a first conviction; fined for strik­ Stogummor (Stogumber, co. Somerset, con­ ing the constable's deputy, on Mr. Rish- sidered T.'s home). They took poss. 8 June worth's compl.; and w. Grace fined for rail­ 1637, 'their house' ment. 1640, and also in ing speeches ag. the neighbors, all in 1665. Alex. Eigby's deed to them of Hog Isl. 3 Lately deed., adm. gr. to Nathaniel Fryer May 1643. Gr.j. 1640; that yr. sued Thomas 12 June 1666; inv., with widow's consent, by Purchase for a warming pan borrowed by Capt. John Davis and Edw. Vittery, £73: Sir Christopher Gardiner ±1631. York wit. 19: 06 (Me. P. & Ct. Rec. i: 277). Widow 1642. Assistant under Eigby 1645; in later Grace m. 2d aft. Oct. 1666 Hugh Allard(l). yrs. adhered to Mass. About 1646 T. and C. A midwife, ag. 46 in 1673, ag. 47 in 1674. Of parted, without dividing, and the (by com­ 'many ch.' only sons appear: Lewis, b. parison) inconspicuous T., even called by ±1648-9. Nicholas, b. ±1651. In 1670 his Mr. Jenner 'as it were, a servant hitherto master Wm. Diamond sued Allard for de­ for Mr. C,' went to the Piscataqua (4 Mass. taining him. William. John, b. ±1656. Eich­ Hist. Soc. Col., vol. 7, by index). Portsm. ard. See also (17). selectman 1654, agent for Ambrose Lane 1655, connected with the Leader mills 1655- 24 WILLIAM, Kittery. His inv. 7 Mar. 7, liv. at Great "Works aft. Mr. L. left (Y. D. 1671-2 indicates a single man (Me. P. & 8: 236), of Newich. in 1657 sold to George Ct. Rec. ii: 452). Adm. in Apr. 1672 to Wm. Walton his Great Isl. ho. and land, and in Rogers (surety Ephraim Lynn), who succes, 1664 sold to W. 'Muskeeto Hall' (see Wot- sued Digory Jeffrey in 1673 for detaining ton). He had a deed from Cleeve 1658, now the est. of Casco Bay 1661, Saco wit. 1662 (Y. D. 1: 25 WTLLIAM(23), fisherman, Shoals, New­ 75, 108; 2: 68). Ag. ±60 in Mar. 1668-9, castle, poss. too young to be the W. who working up Seavey accts. Lists 22, 221, 323, gave a bond to David Campbell in Apr. 1673, 324(2), 326b, 330a, 331ab, 356L (Portsm.), but cert, a deft, in the Turner suit in 1682 312c, 313a, 54. See Clay(2), Seavey(7); (see 18). At Marbleh., 7 July 1684, he m. York Deeds; Doc. Hist. vol. 3; Me. P. & Ct. Mary Oliver (see 18). Of Newcastle 1715. Rec, vol. i, ii; N. H. Hist. Soc. Col. 8: 120-2. List 315c. No count of his ch. is seen. He, Inv., Portsmouth, 19 Sept. 1679, five cattle, wife and s. William, all of Smuttynose, were an old ho., 20 a.; adm. 30 Sept. 1679 to Mrs. with those raiding the Frost brandy (see Margaret, as far as kn. the only w., mar. bef. Thompson 8); one W. mar. Mary Archer in 1646, called Margaret 1661; see Allen(l). No Rye 5 Apr. 1721; 7 or more ch. Oliver, with evid. appears that any w. was Cleeve's dau., the same raiding party and prob. a son, bear­ this claim resting on 'minutes' filed in a late ing his mo.'s fam. name; of Portsm., he m. Vaughan suit. She was in want 26 Feb. Sarah Leach (4) 21 Jan. 1727-8. Eichard, 1679, and Wm. Seavey, sr., ordered to supply named in will of (21). Abigail, ag. 5 when her; his son spoke of her 5 Oct. 1686 as 'now bound in 1711 to Joseph Field; taken away deceased.' List 331c. Having no ch., they by fa. 3 yrs. later (Field's suit ag. him in adopted Seaborn Beynolds(4) who m. Nich­ 1715). One Thomas of Portsm. was Henry olas Hodge(7). See Beg. 53: 84, article by Sloper's 2d mate in 1722; John and w. Eliza­ Col. Banks who had not seen the later deeds beth had eh. bp. in So. Ch. 1729 on, incl. Wil­ and depositions giving the facts ab. Seaborn. liam; -Han- taxed Portsm. 1732; Mary,adult, bp. there 1733. TUCKER 699 TURFREY 26 WIDOW, taxed Portsm. July 1690 bet. Not ment. in Peter's will, yet in 1687 Peter's Francis Jones and John Snell and near wid., Sarah Goodwin, calls him 'my eldest Edw. Cate. See (21). son living of the said Peter Turbett Sr.' 27 SERGT., an Ind. captive at Wells at the Peter's dau. Elizabeth and his s. John's time of the Plaisted-Wheelwright mar. daus. go out of their way to state that 1712, and soon back, indexed in Hist, of John was ' eldest and only surviving son of York, as 'Francis.' See Doc. Hist. 9: 325- Peter Turbit' and that he was 'only son of 331, Bourne's Hist, of Wells, pp. 278-281; Peter Turbot that left issue,' yet Nicholas also pp. 331, 350 for Israel 1725 (elsewhere had two daus. when these statements were given Tricker), and an incapacitated, but made. A Narragansett soldier, his dau. appar. young, Daniel, 1728 and long aft. Sarah sold his rights to bonus lands to James Pike, 1730. He m. by 1693 wid. Elizabeth TUCKERMAN, peculiar to co. Devon. (Spencer) Chick, selling Spencer land 1693- 1 NATHANIEL(2), mariner, Ipswich and 4. Both abs. from meet. 1696, 1698, 1699, Portsmouth. By w. Martha had ch: Na­ 1703; he in ct. for profane swearing 1707-8. thaniel, b. Ips. 9 Sept. 1684, m. 1st Martha Lists 289, 290. He d. bef. 1715. Ch: Sarah, Nelson (2) whose fa. deeded to them 1712, m. in ct. for usual cause 1711-2, acc. Valentine 2d by 1734 one Mary. Sold land of gr.fa.(2). Scates 1717, m. 5 Nov. 1722 John Conner(5). Portsm. selectman 1722. List 339. Will, Elizabeth 'lawfully pub. with William 1744—1755, ment. br. John (real-est. at Gt. Black' (5 jr.) otherwise ' black Will' 22 Nov. Isl.), sis. Elizabeth Clark (silk gown), neph. 1714, liv. with but did not marry him. Haled Nathaniel Muchemore (real est. at Portsm.). into ct. 1718, Elizabeth (sr.) and Sarah Tur­ Martha, b. Ips. 27 June 1686, m. Edmund bot wit. ag. her, and she was sentenced to be Band(l). John, gr. adm. on Nathaniel's est. whipped. 1758. Elizabeth, m. Jacob Clark(14). Amy, 3 PETER, Cape Porpus, poss. earlier at m. Eichard Muchemore(2). Plymouth (Talbot), took O. A. 5 July 2 OTHO, mariner, first at Boston, was a 1653. He m. Sarah Sanders(8). Sold ho. and Portsmouth prop. 1660. Lists 330ab. Con­ 200 a. to William Beynolds 1657, bot of his stable 1662. 'Lately cast away,' adm. was fa.-in-law and sold 1660. Lists 71, 251, 252, gr. to his wid. Eme 24 May 1664. Ordered 254, 255. Will, 19 Oct. 1669—15 Mar. 1669- that, in case the wid. marry, the children's 70, names w., sons John and Peter, dau. Eliz­ portions be secured. Ch. (poss. others): Na­ abeth who was to be brot up by her gr.fa. thaniel (surely). Nicholas (prob.), wit. 1669 Sanders, but wit. stated that he revoked this at Kittery and Hog Isl. direction, in his w. 's favor, on his death­ Tucking, Joel, an abuttor in Exeter deed bed. Robert Elliot, about to m. the wid., was 1695, prob. error for Joel Judkins. app. adm. July 1672, but on changing their Tufton, see Mason. minds, the appoint, was annulled and s. John Tufts, James, soldier at Saco fort, 1696. List substituted July 1673. She m. 2d Daniel 248b. Goodwin(4). Ch: John. Peter, appren. by­ Tuley, Christopher, sued Samuel Treworgy lds mo., his fa. consenting, to Maj. Cham­ 1674. pernowne for 11 yrs. 8 Nov. 1661. One Peter (unless error for Nicholas) fined for TURBAT , Turbert a given-name in Domes­ swearing, 1713. Elizabeth m. John Banks day Book. (1), only surv. dau. in 1727. See also (2). 1 JOHN(3), Arundel, ±30 in 1681, m. Mary, TURFREY, Capt. *George, Boston merchant, dau. of Margery (Batson) (Kendall) with business int. at Saco. Sued Benj. Young (by which husb. uncert.), who m. Blaekman in York ct. 1686, wit. Winter 2d Emanuel Davis(6) and took her ch. to Harbor deed 1687. Deputy 1685, J. P. 1687- Newton. Lists 256, 331b. Had 200 a. gr. 1688. Lists 34, 249. In 1687-8 Mr. Wm. 1681. Adm. on his est. gr. to Capt. Francis Blaithwait at Whitehall sent his 'services to Hooke, chief creditor, 24 Oet. 1683. Ch: cous. Treffrey,' and Mr. John Povey (friend Sarah, m. 31 Aug. 1693 Thomas Hastings of of Samuel Pepys) sent his 'humble services Newton; with her sis. and husb. they q.c. to to Capt. Trefry.' In prison for talking their cous. Moses Banks their fa.'s rights against authority 1689. Residing in Saco under their gr.fa. 's will, 1719. John, m. Ded- 1699, building a mill with Francis Foxcroft. ham 17 Nov. 1698 Abigail Cass(2) who was App. to command at Fort Mary in Saco in taken by Ind. at Arundel 10 Aug. 1703 and 1700, to succeed Capt. Hill, and was still d. in Montreal 1705, embracing the Cath. there 1704. See also Paulling. Will, 15 faith on her death-bed. He d. s.p. 1704. Oct. 1712—17 Nov. 1714, left 1 s. to Susanna Elizabeth m. Dedham 15 July 1700 Eben­ Milburne or Watson and her off-spring, and ezer Lyon (2) of Boxbury. residue to w. Mary, adm. on whose est. was 2 NICHOLAS(3?), Berwick, of whose pa­ gr. to John Briggs 26 Sept. 1717. The sim­ ternity there may be reasonable doubt. plest explanation for Susanna, cut off with TURFREY 700 TWISDEN a shilling, is that she was a dau. by a 1st w. T., entered an East. CI. and sold to the (she did not share in the wid. Mary's est.), Pejepscot Prop. 1719. m. 1st Kev. William Milburne by 1687 and m. 2 MR. WILLIAM. List 244d. 2d after 1694 one Watson, to her fa. 's dis­ Tutherington, Elizabeth, Newcastle, sum­ pleasure. By w. Mary: Edward, Boston, monsed 1711 to answer 'what may be gent., will 2—19 Jan. 1702-3 names mo. sole alleged.' legatee. Katherine, m. 1st 29 Oct. 1700 George Ball, m. 2d 1705 John Briggs of Bos­ TUTTLE. ton, trader. 1 JOHN, Dover, planter, liv. on 20 a. lot laid out to him 1642 on east side of Dover TURNER, common occupational name. Neck. Helped drive Capt. Wiggin's cattle 1 JOHN, Berwick, m. 28 Nov. 1694 Eliza­ from York to Dover, 1641. Lists 351a, 352, beth (Grant) Lander(2) who m. 2d Wm. 353, 354abc, 356abcefg. Adm. 30 June 1663 Hearl(5). Ch: Mary, m. Ebenezer Boltwood. to wid. Dorothy (her List 356h). Ch: 2 PHILIP, Portsmouth, attacked his master Thomas, killed by falling tree (verdict 31 1673; lately in prison in Boston in 1675 Mar. 1654). Eldest dau., m. bef. 1663 Capt. and was to be returned to county ct., the Philip Cromwell(3) and her portion paid. town of Portsm. to satisfy the Boston jailor. John, under 21 in 1663. Youngest dau., under 3 RALPH Falmouth; wit. 1659, 1668, 1674; 18 in 1663. in ct. for swearing 1667; constable 1670. 2 CAPT. *JOHN(l), Dover. Constable 1686; Lists 34, 85, 223b, 225a. See also Maddiver selectman 1686-1688; town clerk 1694- (2). His dau. Hannah, w. of Thomas Hol­ 1717; Deputy 1698, 1699, 1705-1707; Judge man of Behoboth, sold his land (200 a. at of Ct. of Com. Pleas 1695; capt. of the Dover Barberrv creek, etc.) to Thomas Magoon et militia from 1695. With Ezekiel Wentworth als. 1729. he bot a mill privilege on the west side of 4 ROBERT, at Hampton ct. 1662. See also Salmon Falls, 1701. Lists 49, 52, 55a, 56, 58, Hill(21) for ano. of the name. 59, 62, 63, 64, 67(3), 69, 336c, 353(2), 357be, 5 THOMAS, Kittery, here by 1648 (see Hil­ 358bcd, 359ab. He d. June 1720. Will, 28 ton 17), his age wildly guessed at (±48 Dec. 1717—12 July 1720, names w. Mary in 1672, ±56 in 1673, ±73 'in 1683). Sued by exec, s. Ebenezer (60 a. at Indigo Hill), John Cutt, 1666. He m. Mary, wid. of Bobert gr.sons Thomas (to pay his two sis.), John, Beedle(4) and Bev. Stephen Batchelder(3), Nicholas and Elijah T. and Samuel Edgerly. and sold her Gorges gr. to Peter Staples(l) See Hall(10). Ch. (N. H. ct. files 27: 467): in 1674. Lists 25, 285. Christian Bemick John. Dorothy, m. Samuel Tibbetts(12). accounted as adm. 28 Oct. 1684. Goody Rog­ Mary, m. 6 Dec. 1687 John Wallingford. ers was pd. for curing his leg and Staples Elizabeth m. 1st Samuel Edgerly (1), m. 2d was reimbursed for the funeral expenses. John Ambler. James, b. 7 Apr. 1683, m. Rose 6 WILLIAM, of full age 1716 and servant Pinkham(l) who m. 2d Thomas Canney(l), of John Rollins of Lubberland. d. 15 May 1709. Ch: Phebe, b. 26 Sept. 1706, TURPIN, Thomas, Isles of Shoals, with m. 26 Mar. 1708 Moses Varney; Elijah, b. Richard Cummings bot a plantation at 14 May 1708, m. Esther Varney, 4 ch., d. 23 Salt Creek from Francis Williams in 1645, Oct. 1787. Sarah, m. Edward Cloudman. Cummings buying him out in 1648 acc. to a Ebenezer, arrested for theft 1708, m. Han­ depos. by Roger and Ann Knight. Drowned nah Abbott. 29 Oct. 1649, adm. to William Payne who 3 ENSIGN JOHN(2), Dover, m. Judith Otis seems to have laid claim to y2 of the Wil­ (1). Killed by Ind. 7 May 1712, adm. liams land, poss. never pd. for by Cummings 1725-6 to s. Thomas, the wid. renounc. Ch: who settled for £14 in 1652. The est. was Mary, b. 7 Jan. 1697-8, m. James Canney (2) heavily indebted to Mr. Nicholas Treworgy, who was bondsm. for his mo.-in-law Í725. Mr. Wm. Hilton, etc. The wid. Jane m. 2d Thomas, b. 15 Mar. 1699-1700, m. Mary Thomas Furson. In 1665 Cummings pd. her Brackett(5) who d. 28 Feb. 1773, d. Feb. 20 s. for her dower thru her s.-in-law Adams, 1777. 11 ch. Judith b. 10 May 1702, m. Rob­ but in 1674 she, her daughters and gr.ch. ert Cole(16). John, b. 8 May 1704, m. Eliza­ raided his corn-field, demonstrating her beth Nute, d. Feb. 1774. 10 ch. Dorothy, b. further claims, and had opportunity to ex­ 21 May 1706, d. bef. 1717. Nicholas, b. 29 plain in ct. She finally sued in an orderly (or 27) July 1708, m. 1st Deborah Hunt, m. manner. Ch. (Leonard Weeks had kn. them 2d Bethia Davis, d. 1793, 10 ch. James, b. 9 in Eng.): Elizabeth m. James Leach(2). Feb. 1710-1, m. Mary Allen, had homestead, Jane, m. Philip Adams(16). Agnes, List d. 9 Nov. 1790. 12 ch. 330b, m. Richard Endle(3). Twisdell, James, Arrowsic 1679. List 187. TURRLLL. 1 Daniel, with John Conney bot ±800 a. on the Kennebec from John TWISDEN, an estate in co. Kent. Leighton(3) in 1678. The heirs, thru Joseph 1 JOHN, York, first at Scituate 1638-1641, TWISDEN 701 UGROVE settled in York by 1642 selling out at her will (not proved). One Elizabeth was Scituate 1645. Deed of 20 a. from Wm. bp. 6 May and adm. to Dover Ch. 3 June Hooke 1645 and town gr. of 120 a. 1653. He 1722. Ch. in will: John. Joseph, ±73 in 1734, or s. John called cousin in will of James had w. Jane 1726, liv. 1741, d. s.p. Mary, m. Cushman of Scit. 1647. Subm. to Mass. Jeremiah Tibbetts(7). Ralph, d. s.p. 4 Oct. 1652; selectman 1650; gr.j. 1649, 1650; j. 1700. His sis. Sarah Giles listed his heirs 1649-1651. Lists 273-277. He d. bef. 12 Nov. 1765 (ct. files 17, 117). Elizabeth, acc. Rich­ 1660. His wid. Susanna and sons John and ard Pomeroy 1694, again in ct. 1703, spinster Samuel deeded land to Joseph Moulton 10 1730, d. s.p. Hope, d. s.p. Sarah, under 18 in Apr. 1685 for an annuity to the survivor of 1684, wid. Giles in 1765. Mark Giles(6) had them, and she and Samuel were subsisted by w. Sarah by 1698. Esther, under 18 in 1684, Arthur Bragdon(2) in their old age. Ch: m. 14 Jan. 1707-8 Pomfret Dam. William. John. ±54 in 1678; sergt. 1659 (or his fa.); 3 WLLLIAM(2), Madbury, m. 1st Mary j. 1653, 1656, 1662-1664, 1666; gr.j. 1653, Ricker(l), m. 2d by 1744 wid. Abigail 1666, 1671, 1683; selectman 11 times 1663- (Evans 14) Hayes. List 358d. His will, 14 1684; Clerk of the Writs 1677-1681 (poss. be­ Sept.—29 Oct. 1763, names sons Ralph (ex­ fore and later). Lists 24 (or his fa.), 25, 26, ecutor), Isaac, William, daus. Elizabeth 30, 275, 276. Presum. killed in York mas­ Pearl and Eleanor Ricker, gr.dau. Tamsen sacre 1692, unm. Adm. to nephew Arthur (dau. of John deed.). Ch: Ralph b. 13 Bragdon jr. (2 jr.) 8 May 1695. Peter. El- Sept. 1713. Isaac, b. 18 Dec. 1715, had home­ lice, m. Scituate 20 Nov. 1649 Joseph Tilden. stead; w. Lydia surv.; will, 25 Nov. 1784— Samuel, constable 1660, had town gr. 1667. 12 Jan. 1785. Ch. William, b. 25 July 1717. Lists 24, 25, 33. Appar. d. unm., his est. adm. Mary, b. 25 Feb. 1721. Elizabeth, b. 1 Nov. 1695 with John's by Arthur Bragdon(2 jr.). 1723, m. Benjamin Pearl. John, b. 19 Sept. Lydia, m. Arthur Bragdon(2). 1725, m. Tamsen Chesley who m. 2d Col. 2 PETER(l), Isles of Shoals, fisherman, ±45 Otis Baker. Only ch: Tamsen. Eleanor, m. in 1673, 53 or 54 in 1681; m. Mary Al- Nicholas Ricker. cock(l), ±41 in 1673. Wit. with (2) at York Twowills, Thomas, sued by Mr. Andrew 1642, bot in York 1662. Lists 89, 301, 305a, Searle Dec. 1665, but bill was with­ 306ac, 307b. Com.t.e.s.c. 1671. Liv. 1683. drawn. Wills'? The wid. ack. in Boston 1696 deed for marsh, TYLER. 1 Abraham, Hampton wit. 1674. bot by her husb. from Bobert Edge in 1662, 2 ELIZABETH, ±23, at Goodman Tenney's sold by her to Samuel Small. No ch. appear, ho., Kittery, 1702. but the Twisden fishermen at Marblehead 3 JONATHAN, York wit. 1696-7. 1690± should be investigated. 4 THOMAS, an Indian, prob. servant of Edw. Colcord for whom he wit. 1655. TWOMBLEY, Twambley, not in Lower or TYNG, Lt. Col. JEdward, b. 26 Mar. 1649, s. Guppy. of Edward, wealthy Boston merchant, m. 1 JOHN(2), Dover, m. 1st 18 Apr. 1687 by 1682 Elizabeth Clark(52) and thru her Mary Canney(4), m. 2d 3 Oct. 1692 acquired great interests in Falmouth. His Rachel Allen(4). Gr.j. 1695, 1698. Lists 94, fa. had bot Hog Isl. in Casco Bay in 1663. 358ad. Bp. two days bef. signing his will 18 After distinguished service in the Narra­ July (prov. 3 Sept.) 1724, which names w. gansett exped., he was made commander at and 10 ch: John (surely by 1st w., the others Fort Loyal on Falmouth Neck 1680. Coun­ uncert.), m. ab. 1711 Sarah Dam(5), sued cillor 1681-1683, 1685, 1686; J. P. 1689. Lists for share of self and three bros. and sis. in 13, 19, 32, 97, 225ab(2), 228cd, 229, 239a. gr.fa. Canney's est. 1747. Joint will with Her list 225a. Appointed Lt. Col. by Sir w., 20 Dec. 1747—27 Apr. 1748, names 4 ch. Edmund Andros and placed in charge at Joseph cooper, had w. Martha 1732, liv. Sagadahoc, but soon afterward being named 1748. Benjamin, m. 10 July 1721 Hannah governor of Annapolis, Nova Scotia, he was Evans, named with 7 ch. in his will 1761— captured by the French while proceeding to 1762. William, had w. Elizabeth in 1734, his post, carried to France and d. in prison. prob. Elizabeth Drew(9) who was Twombley Adm. to br. Jonathan April 1701. Tyng's in 1731 and m. 2d a Yeaton. Samuel, b. 10 garrison at Falm. was burned 1690. Ch: Mar. 1699-1700, m. 26 Nov. 1723 Judith Han- Edward, Boston, mariner and merchant, son(10). Sarah, prob. m. Gershom Went­ commander of the colonial squadron at the worth (3). Mary. Bachel. Esther. Hannah. siege of Louisburg. Mary, m. Bev. John Fox (2). Elizabeth m. 16 May 1705 Samuel 2 RALPH, Dover, cor.j. 1657, sued by Ralph Franklin. Jonathan, d.y. Hall 1660. Lists 47, 52, 356abceghk, Tyson, Claus, Pemaquid tax-list 1687. List 359ab. Abs. from meet. 1669. Excused from training 1670. Will, 28 Feb. 1684-5—7 Oct. 124. 1686. His wid. Elizabeth deeded to s. John UGROVE, Ugroufe, Newgrove, John, Kit­ 17 July 1724 all her est. except legacies in tery, mariner, sold 6 a. and a ho. to Abra- UGROVE 702 URIN ham Conley, in grantee's poss., 5 Jan. 25 Dec. 1740 Nathaniel Furber, both of 1638(9), Mary Ugroufe a wit. Lists 281, Portsm. 351b, 352. Absent 19 Apr. 1641 when he Undery, Edward, List 95. See Vickery. wrote to George Smyth, sending respects to 'my master and mistress,' Smyth appar. URIN, Urine, Uran, Urann, Euren, Your- renting his ho. for him to Dennis Downing ing, etc., etc. who bot it in 1650. Gr. of 20 a. in Dover, 1 EDWARD (Eurin, Errin, Duren, During, 1642. No further rec. until 27 June 1694 Dowreing—all poss. attempts at Irwin), when adm. was gr. to his dau.-in-law Sarah Oyster Eiver, 1657, a Scot. See Brown(7), Murrell of Boston. Inv. incl. ±400 a. lying Junkins. Lists 356d, 361a, 363abc, 364. John between Watsfort and Franksfort. John Roy receipted for boards on his account Pickering acted as her atty. in claiming (Duren) 28 June 1664. Sued by Philip Lewis, lands in 1695. Sarah (parents unkn.) was 1665, and by John Bray, 1667. In Salisb. ct. wid. of Jeremiah 'Morrills' of Boston, whose Apr. 1668 the cor.j. on untimely death of will, 15 Nov. 1676—4 Nov. 1679, left est. to Ed: Evrin was ordered paid. Adm. to Geo. her and ch. Sarah, Lydia, Hosea and Amos; Veazie and James Kidd, Apr. 1668. The est. she d. (Morrell) 7 Apr. 1709, ag. 77, adm. to (Dowreing) was sued by John Roy 6 Apr. Bichard Stratton, s. Amos refusing. Amos and by Soger Collins Oct. 1668, sued John M., Boston, sold Cocheeho marsh, gr. to 'my Bray 1669, and was sued by Henry Sherburn gr.fa. Mr. John Newgrove,' to Joseph Bob­ as husb. of the wid. and exec, of Walter Ab­ erts, 1721. See Bollins(2). bott in 1672. Appar. no w. or ch. Umfrees, see Humphreys. 2 EDWARD(4), Star Isl., Sagadahoc, Bos­ ton, fisherman and coaster, bot from adm. UNDERHILL. of (4) 's est. y2 the ho., fish-ho. and boats at 1 CAPT. *JOHN, s. of John and Honor Star Isl. 4 Mar. 1667-8 and, with w. Jane, (Pawley), of a good co. Warwick fam., sold to James Blagdon(2) 6 Nov. 1668. Bot spent his early life in Holland where he m. in Boston 1674 and sold 1675. His shallop 1st at The Hague 12 Dec. 1628 Helena de -Philip-, chartered to Dutch privateers and Hooch. They emigrated to Boston where he charged with piracy, 1674, was released on took the Freeman's oath 18 May 1631, began his ev. of innocence, but in Mass. ct. 1675 his disting. military career and served in the he and Thos. Mitchell, acc. of stealing Mr. first Gen. Ct. The religious controversy of Geo. Munjoy's sheep, were sentenced to 20 the day caused his banishment on 6 Sept. lashes and to pay treble damages. Lists 3, 1638, and he foil. Mr. Wheelwright to Ex­ 12, 79 (or Edw. 1), 80, 83. Adm. at Boston eter, where he served as ' Governor of Exeter 31 Oct. 1676 to wid. Jane, who mov. to Ex­ and Dover' for almost a yr. Lists 351ab, eter. See Kelly(12). Ch. rec. Boston: Ed­ 371. In Sept. 1639 he was considering join­ ward, b. 2 June 1669. Matthew, b. 16 Nov. ing the Dutch in N. Y., but after his sub­ 1672. Benjamin, b. 25 May 1676. mission to the Bay authorities in 1641 and 3 JOHN(4), Greenland, ±34 in 1697, cord­ the remission of his banishment, he left'Ex. wainer, pet. that his half-br.-in-law John for Stamford, Conn., where he was settled in Muchemore adm. his mo.'s est. 25 Dee. 1699. Oct. 1642. The Boston Ch. had dism. him Gr. of 8 a. by Portsm. in 1695-6 in confirm, and his w. (after his admission of error) of his fa.'s 1653 gr. J. 1697. Lists 57, 330d, to Ex. 22 Aug. 1641. He m. 2d Elizabeth 332b, 335a (and w.), 337. Bee. into cov. So. Feke and d. 21 July 1672. For his ancestry, Ch. 9 Jan. 1715. He m. 12 Nov. 1686 Re­ life and desc, see the monumental geneal­ becca Cate(2) who d. his wid. in Greenl. ogy by Mrs. Frost (1932), prepared for Mr. Nov. or Dee. 1745. He d. bef. 13 Apr. 1734 Myron Taylor. when the wid. and 5 ch. div. the land. Ch., 2 SAMPSON, York wit. 1712 (Y. D. 10: 46), all bp. So. Ch. 25 Sept. 1715: James, cord­ (No. Yarmouth?) wit. 1721 (Y. D. 27: wainer, m. 28 Jan. 1724-5 Hannah Edgerly 322). A clothier, Chester, N. H., adm. to w. (2). 8 ch., 5 in deed of their fa. 's and gr.fa. 's Elizabeth 1732, Jacob Stanyan and Joseph Epsom rights 1 Jan. 1771. William, with Norton bondsm. Ch. sisters sold int. in fa.'s est. 2 May 1734 to UNDERWOOD, John, Newcastle, bot from James Brackett. Joseph, Greenl., m. 6 Sept. Benj. and Elizabeth Parker 1714, and m. 1716 Sarah Perkins(23) (adm. Greenl. Ch. by 1718 Temperance Bickford(5) who m. 2d 1723) who was his wid. 1 Jan. 1771 when George Walton(2 jr.). Adm. to her 27 May she q.c. to her s. George, who also bot the 1727, John Bindge and Samuel Hart bonds­ Epsom rights of bros., sis., and cousins that men. Ch: John, Portsm., Kittery, had w. day. (N. H. Deeds 102: 372, 373, 379). 9 ch. Mary in 1762. Benjamin, Newc. Mary, m. Eleanor, List 338b, m. Diamond Currier(3), Stephen Hardison (John) bef. 1743 when she was his wid. 1734, m. 2d Abraham Crockett sold Newc. land to br. Benj. Poss. Sarah, m. j (4). Mary, m. Carter Frost (see 8), poss. m. URIN 703 VARNEY 2d Samuel Wilson. John, not in 1724-5 div. Vandegar, John. Indictment against him Richard, ag. 90 in 1776, Boston, Concord (N. quashed, York Ct. 1653. H.), Haverhill, Newbury, called eldest s. in Vanderhill, James. Gr.j., Isles of Shoals, TJrann gen. (N. E. Reg., 1910), not ment. in 1686. div. or deeds, is unplaced; of Haverhill, he was sued in 1717 for a Boston board bill in­ VARNEY, poss. from Vernai, a parish in curred in 1716; more likely an unrec. s. of Normandy; peculiar to co. Bucks. Francis(4) or s. of an unkn. s. of (4). 1 EBENEZER(2), Dover, ±55 in 1727, m. 4 WILLIAM, fisherman, Star Isl. by 1653 Mary Otis(4). Constable 1690, Gr.j. 1696. when also rec. in Portsm. where he had Will, 22 Oct.—28 Nov. 1753, names 13 ch., 11 a ho.-lot 1657 (Gt. Isl.). Lists 301, 303, 323, liv., 2 deed. Ch., births from Quaker rec: 330a. He d. Apr., adm. to cr., later declared Mary, b. 6 June 1693, m. William Horne(2). illegal, 13 May, inv. 11 July 1664. His wid. Sarah, b. 10 Nov. 1695, m. Samuel Gaskill of Eleanor m. Richard Welcom who bot part of Salem. Stephen, b. 7 Nov. 1697, m. 7 Oct. or the est. 17 July 1672. Her will, 1699, ment. Nov. 1721 Mercy Hanson(lO) who d. 1790; her 5 ch., 2 kn. to be Welcoms (q.v.), and Jo- d. 21 May 1771; will 1771 names 10 ch. Abi­ seph Youring who was to be brot up in faith gail, b. 11 Apr. 1699, m. 15 Sept. 1724 Wil­ of God and to such learning as was con­ liam Fry(3). John, b. 15 Jan. 1701, m. 26 venient for one of his degree. Joseph, too Mar. 1723 Sarah Robinson(16). Ebenezer, young to be her s., must have been a gr.s., b. 31 Mar. 1704, m. 24 Feb. 1729-30 Elizabeth poss. orphaned, who liv. with her. Ch: John Hanson (John 7). Nathaniel, b. 17 Mar. (surely). Very prob: Edward. William, ±20 1706, m. 1727 Content Gaskill, d. 9 June 1776. in June 1673. List 305a. Fisherman, of R. 11 ch. Thomas, b. 7 Apr. 1708, m. Dorothy Downes & Co., in contract with Fr. Wain- Martin; will 1763 names 6 ch. Judith, b. 11 wright of Ips. 19 Nov. 1674. See Erring 2. Apr. 1710, m. Tobias Hanson(lO). Samuel, Francis, fisherman, Ips. by 1681; w. Alice; b. 2 Apr. 1712, m. 30 June 1736 Mary Var­ adm. to eldest s. William 9 Apr. 1713. 5 sons ney; will, 1759-1760, names 9 ch. Martha, b. rec. Ips. 1681-1694, of whom William, fisher­ 18 Mar. 1713-4, m. 30 Oct. 1734 John Twom- man, sold a Star Isl. ho. and garden next bly, jr. Paul, b. 18 Mar. (sic) 1715-6, m. Dea. Muchemore to Benj. Damerill of the Elizabeth Mussey. Anne, b. 6 July 1718, m. Shoals 25 Feb. 1745-6. Poss: Gertrude, w. of Solomon Hanson. Francis Mercer and Edward Toogood. On 2 HUMPHREY, Dover 1659, s. of Wm. and back of probate doc. of Eleanor Welcom, Gertrude's name and those of her ch. appear, Bridget of Gloucester, ment. in her will with no comment. She was too old to have 1671. Prob. a Quaker, as many of his desc, been a Welcom. She named a dau. Eleanor. he pleaded non-conviction to charge of abs. TJrington, see Yarington. from meeting 1663. He m. 2 Mar. -1664- USHER, t*Lt. Gov. John, b. 17 Apr. 1648, s. Sarah (Starbuck) Austin(4). The recorder called her Sarah -Storer-, doubtless having of Hezekiah, the Boston magnate, aft. a in mind the wid. Sarah Storer of Dover who long judicial, military and political career in had m. Samuel Austin(6) in 1661. Note birth the Bay, during which he negotiated the of s. John in Nantucket 1664. His fa.-in-law purchase of the Prov. of Me. from the Gorges Edward Starbuck confirmed to him 11 May heirs, became Lt. Gov. and Commander-in- 1664 20 a. formerly given to s.-in-law Joseph Chief of N. H. in 1692. He was succeeded by Austin. Lists 49, 52, 356efghk, 359a(2)b. Wm. Partridge in 1697, but reapp. by Gov. His will, 17 Sept. 1713—2 June 1714, aged, Dudley in 1702, serving until 1715 when he ment. w. Sarah, dau. Abigail Brackston, sons retired to his-estate at Medford where he d. Ebenezer, Peter (all lands). Ch: John, b. 25 Sept. 1726. His regime was unpopular be­ Nantucket 5 Sept. 1664, d. 14 Aug. 1666. cause of his personal pomposity and arbi­ Peter, b. 29 Mar. 1666. Joseph b. 8 Oct. trary methods. He m. 1st 24 Apr. 1668 Eliz­ 1667, no further rec. Abigail, b. 10 July abeth Lidgett(2) who d. 17 Aug. 1698. Of 1669, m. Wm. Blackstone(2). John, in ct. their ch., Elizabeth m. 15 Sept. 1686 David 1694 for passing counterfeit money, his fa. Jeffries(2). Gov. Usher m. 2d 11 Mar. 1699 and Thos. Tibbetts bondsm.; Dover gr. 1702 Elizabeth Allen(13) who was liv. 5 May 1732 laid out 1721 to neph. John; m. Susanna in Charlestown when Capt. Ebenezer and Re­ (Hussey 3) Otis (2). His will, 21 Feb. 1713— becca (Jeffries) Wentworth's three sons 22 Mar. 1715-6, ment. bros. Peter and Eben­ were called her gr.ch. (actually step-gr.gr ezer, neph. John (Ebenezer), sis. Abigail ch.). Her ch: Frances, m. Rev. Joseph Par­ Blackstone and his w. 's ch. Nicholas, Re­ sons; Hezekiah; Elizabeth b. aft. her sis. becca, Stephen and Rose Otis; br. Ebenezer Mrs. Jeffries d., m. 25 Apr. 1728 Stephen exec, Tobias and John Hanson his bondsm. Harris. 3 JOHN, Dover inhab. 6 (4) 1659. Error for Utter, Nicholas. Lists 356gh. (2)? Vallack, Nicholas. List 15. VARNEY 704 VEASEY 4 PETEB(2), Dover, cordwainer, had w. Mar. 1709-10, d. 9 Sept. 1719. Eliot, b. 12 Elizabeth, the mo. of his ch., in 1721 Apr. 1711, merchant, m. 14 Mar. 1738-9 Anna when they deeded 15 a. to s. Joseph Varney. Gerrish who d. May 1786, he 1 July 1758. 10 List 358a. See Hawkins(8). Will, 2 Mar. ch. Mary, b. 7 May 1713, m. 1 Dec. 1741 1731-2—18 May 1732, names w. and ch: Jo­ Cutts Shannon. Jane, b. 27 Dec. 1714, m. seph, m. 5 Aug. 1712 Abigail Bobinson(16). May 1747 Maj. James Noble of Boston. 4 ch. Benjamin, d. bef. 1731-2 leaving wid. George, b. 18 Feb. 1720, d. ag. 22 months. Martha (Tibbetts 12) who m. one White- 3 WILLIAM (also Vengam), Monhegan house bef. 1747. Ch. in 1745 incl. Moses, planter, 1624. List 9. Col. Banks found Ichabod, Phebe w. of Richard Hussey, jr., ment. of this man in the Admiralty Rec, Esther w. of Elijah Tuttle. One Benj. Var­ Pub. Rec. Office, London. ney, m. Boston 9 July 1706 Sarah Tidey (see 3), poss. an early mar. of our man. Moses, 4 MAJ. J WILLI AM, Portsm., ±31 in 1672, exec., m. 26 Mar. 1728 Phebe Tuttle who d. appren. to Sir Josiah Child of London, 23 June 1774; his est. div. 1765 among 11 ch. merchant, first rec. in N. E. Sept. 1664 when Sarah m. 21 Dec. 1734 Michael Kennard(3). he sued Richard White in York ct., sued Rachel. Susanna, m. 8 Dec. 1724 Richard Champernowne and was app. to audit, ship Scammon(4). Lydia, m. 23 Nov. 1728 Rob­ accts. with Fryer, 1665. (One Wm. Vaughan ert Hanson. marked 'gorn' in Council Minutes, Va., 1666). Lie. to sell strong waters 1666. Hem. 8 Dec. 1668 Margaret Cutts(5), ±20 in 1670, VAUGHAN , a Welsh personal name, com­ who d. 22 Jan. 1690. Lt. of troop of horse mon in Wales and border counties. 1672, Capt. by 1680, Maj. 1681. Selectman 1 GEORGE, factor of the -John- 1631-2, eleven yrs. 1677-1706. Councillor 1675 to trading for the Laconia Co. Lists 41(2), 1683 when removed and imprisoned by Gov. 241. See N. H. Prov. Papers, ii: 514-562. Cranfield as a vigorous opponent of the 2 LT. GOV. t*GEORGE(4), Portsm., H. C. Masonian claims (see his very informative 1696, wealthy merchant and disting. pub­ prison diary, N. H. Prov. Papers, vol. i), lic servant, m. 1st 8 Dec. 1698 Mary Belcher, 1692 to 1698, 1701 to 1715 (Pres. from 1706). dau. of Andrew, the Boston magnate; she Justice Ct. of Com. Pleas 1680-1686, Chief- d. 3 Feb. 1699, her ch. dying a few days later; Justice Superior Ct. 1706-1715, Treas. of the m. 2d 9 Jan. 1700-1 Elizabeth Elliot(6), adm. Prov. 1696-1698, Register of Deeds 1696- to So. Ch. 4 Apr. 1725, d. 7 Dec. 1750, ag. 68. 1702. He d. 12 Nov. 1719, ag. 78. For a Constable 1699; selectman 1701, 1720, 1721; fuller acct. of him, see Vaughan Gen. (1918). Deputy 1703; Col. of the N. H. forces; agent Lists 48, 49, 51, 52, 54, 56, 57, 58, 62, 63, 64, of N. H. in England 1707 until 1709 when he 67, 68, 69, 83, 88, 89, 267a, 323, 324(2), 326bc. retired but was reappointed; Lt. Gov. of 329, 330adf, 333a, 335a, 336a, 337. See Graf- N. H. 1715 until 1717 when removed from fort, Huckins(l). Ch. b. in Portsm: Eleanor, office by Gov. Shute aft. a conflict over au­ b. 5 Mar. 1669-70, m. 6 Feb. 1692-3 Col. Rich­ thority in N. H. His fa. had bot from An­ ard Waldron(ll). Mary, b. 6 Mar. 1671-2, m. drew Brown 600 a., formerly Henry Watts', Capt. Daniel King(2). Cutt, b. 9 Mar. 1673- in Scarboro in 1699, and he added to it at 4, d. Barbadoes, unm. George, b. 13 Apr. Blue Pt. 100 a. formerly Watts', 100 a. Edge- 1676. Bridget, b. 2 July 1678, m. Nathaniel comb 's and 100 a. Griffin's by purchase from Gerrish(3). Margaret, b. 30 Dec. 1680, m. 1st his fa.-in-law Elliot in 1702. In 1681 he had 23 Feb. 1721 Capt. John Foye of Charles­ acq. from James Pendleton 300 a. and five town, m. 2d 10 Feb. 1735-6 Charles Cham­ islands at Cape Porpus. His home farm at bers of Chariest. Abigail, b. 5 May 1683, m. Portsm. cont. 562 a. Lists 90, 239b, 330df, 1st 25 Nov. 1714 Nathaniel Shannon, m. 2d 337. He d. Dec. 1724, leav. a vast est. by Capt. George Walker(2). Elizabeth, b. 26 will, 1 Nov. 1724—25 Jan. 1724-5, the inv. Apr. 1686, m. Capt. Daniel Moulton(13). very interesting. Ch. by 2d w: Sarah b. 8 Feb. 1701-2, m. 5 Sept. 1721 Dr. John Ross. William, b. 12 Sept. 1703, H. C. 1722; d. unm. VEASEY, Veazie, very rare and not in London Dec. 1746; will, 23 Mar. 1744-5—20 Guppy or Lower. Oct. 1747. Settled at Damariscotta ab. 1729 1 GEORGE, Dover prop. 1659, bef. ct. same (Thos. Hutchins' depos. 1749) and is said to yr. for being more than y2 hr. at the have conceived the idea of the Louisburg ex­ tavern. Of Kittery 11 Dec. 1662, sold gr. pedition in which he served as Lt.-Col. His there to John Wincoll in 1664 and gave deed last yrs. were spent in Eng., seeking recog­ for it 1672-3 (Y. D. 2: 128). Late of Berwick, nition of his services. See Hughes(2), 1676. SeeUrin(l). Lists 298, 356a. His wid. Hutchins(lO). Margaret, b. 21 Aug. 1705, Mary (Wiggin 5) m. 2d Oct. 1673 William m. 1743 Hon. Hunking Wentworth. George, Moore(26). Only ch. seen: George. Thomas. b. 22 July 1706, d.y. Elizabeth b. 8 Oct. 2 GEORGE(1), Stratham, innkeeper, m. by 1707, m. William Bennett. Abigail, b. 11 1699-1700 Martha (Harvey 14), wid. bf John Wilson (4). Deeded to br. Thos. Har- VEASEY 705 VINES vey 1713. See Mason(7). Lists 57, 62, 388, k. by Ind. with five others while searching 376b (1705). Ensign G. V. d. 29 Nov. 1752. for cattle on W. side of river 1689 (Doc. His w. d. 28 Jan. 1752. His will, gent., 1751— Hist. 9: 15). Nathaniel, millwright, his est. 1752, ment. 6 daus: Eleanor March (w. of adm. by John Parker with his fa. 's. Sarah, Clement(4), who was buying out the other m. John Parker(25). Eleanor, m. John Dan­ heirs 1757) and her s. George, Miriam Fifield iel of Milton by 1730 when they q.c. ' Verin's (yet Edward Fifield m. -Elizabeth- Veasey farm' on expiration of Christian Snowman's 9 Nov. 1727), Amy Leavitt, Hannah Col­ lease. Ano. John Vering, sailmaker of Bos­ cord, Martha Smart and her dau. Elizabeth ton, had w. Mary (Wiseman) and d. 5 Nov. Pickering, Mary Wiggin and her dau. Mar­ 1713, ag. 83. tha Brackett, and gr.ch. Jonathan and Eliz­ Veeton, John. List 239a. abeth Fifield. VENNER, Thomas, cooper, at Salem by 3 HENRY, Shoals 1687. List 307a. 1638, Boston by 1645, was at York a few 4 THOMAS(l), Stratham, ±75 in 1744, m. yrs. bef. returning to Eng. by 1656. List Mary Leavitt(lO). Had deeds from Benj. 75b. Sold his ho. and lot to Edward Start 25 Leavitt 1709 and Simon Wiggin (100 a.) July 1653. His w. Alice had at least three 1713. 'Old Mr. Thomas V.' d. 7 Aug. 1750. ch. in N. E. He was the 'Preacher at the Lists 57, 62, 388, 376b (1705). Ch., order not Conventicles of the Fifth Monarchy Men kn: George, had deeds from fa. 1718 and and Seducer of Libertines, Captain of the 1732 (homestead). With w. Hannah (Wig­ seditious Anabaptists and Quakers in the gin 4) deeded to br. Samuel 1719; both liv. City of London,' and was beheaded and 1752 when they deeded to s. George. Ens. quartered 19 Jan. 1661. Jeremiah Exeter, had w. Elizabeth and s. Vennion, Thomas, Richmond Isl., 1642-3. Samuel (bp. Ex. 5 Apr. 1747). Benjamin, List 21. had deed from fa. 1727; will, Brentwood, Vernall, Mary. List 66. See Fernald(l). 1763—1764, ment. w. Deborah (Blake, m. VICARS, Roger, Black Point, sued Andrew Hampt. F. 30 Dee. 1725) and 4 ch. Thomas. Alger for slander and won, 1659. Had One Thomas had daus. Abigail, Agnes and built ho. and fences on Wm. Smith's half of Sarah, gr.daus. of Nathaniel Ambrose of the Smith-Brown gr. bef. 22 Oct. 1662 when Chester, 1745. One Thomas jr. had w. Anna he sold to Scottow, who sold to Andrew Neal (Joshua 8), 1760, 1761. Samuel, 55 in Brown. Lists 85, 231 (both Viekery), 238ab. 1757, 59 in 1760, m. 1st 13 Jan. 1725-6 Han­ Wife Mary, ag. 50 in 1685; List 238b. Ch: nah Robinson; his wid. was Mary (appar. Joseph ag. 21 in 1685 (List 238b), and pre­ formerly a. wid. Perkins) in his will, 1763— sumably John (Lists 236, 237ae) and Sam­ 1764, which ment. dau. Hannah (a minor), uel (List 238a). In Marblehead a Roger gr.ch. David Folsom, Samuel Smith, Hannah (Vicary) and w. Grace had ch. b. 1685-1710, Thurston, sis. Hannah V., neph. Samuel (Jer­ and a Roger (Vicary) m. 4 Dec. 1694 Amy emiah), s.-in-law John Folsom and w.'s s. Willen (wid. or dau. of Willing 2). Joseph Perkins. Hannah and Sarah, to Viekery. Andrew, signed petition with Mr. whom their fa. deeded 1748, both single 1758 Thos. Jocelyn 1653. See also Vittery and when they sold; Hannah in br. Samuel's Vicars. will. Vie, John. List 37. VEERING, Vering, John, associated with VIGARS, Thomas, York, ±45 in 1695-6 when the Parkers at Sagadahoc (Harwich in he went with Nathaniel Raynes to run Devonshire Co.), 55 in 1684, wit. Ind. deed his lines. (York Files). Vicars? to Thwoits 1660; had deed to Colley's swamp VINCENT, Thomas, York, m. Tabitha Moore 1661 and to Vering's high head 1664, both (10); town gr. 1714; adm. to her 7 July from John Parker; deed from Thomas Kem- 1719. She m. 2d William Harris (see 23). ble 1668 to land on which V. was building a corn-mill. He and w. Eleanor deeded 200 a. VINES, a Devon name. near Sheldrake cove to Ichabod Wiswell tJDR. RICHARD, gentleman, servant of Sir 1675. Harwich gr. 1688, and that yr. pet. F. Gorges. Considered to have been of a Andros for 200 a. possessed 26 yrs. In 1684 west-country fam., the only Eng. rec. of him he (misread ' Voanny') and Wm. Baker went yet found is the baptism of his s. in a Lon­ to Casco Bay to get news about rumored don church 1625-6. In or about 1616 he Ind. rising. Lists 182, 183, 187(2), 191. He headed an expedition for Sir Ferdinando to d. bef. Jan. 1689-90 when wid. Eleanor, ±57, explore the New Eng. coast and country and depos. that 'ab. June 1688 Sir Edmund An­ partic. to remain throughout a winter. Vines dros came to my ho.' Adm. in Boston 10 made his headquarters at the mouth of the Jan. 1700-1 to s.-in-law John Parker, the Saco, in the vicinity of Biddeford Pool, pen­ wid., then w. of Anthony Gulliver of Milton, etrated the interior and found the winter relinq. Ch: John, god s, of John Parker who climate bearable. Poss. he made other voy­ deeded him land, 1661. Prob. he, not his fa., ages to Me., but, having been gr. with John VINES 706 WADDOCK Oldham a patent for a tract 32 sq. miles (5) who called him cousin. List 290. (now Biddeford) 12 Feb. 1629-30, he came VITTERY. 1 Edward, Shoals by 1666 when over to found a permanent settlement soon he acted as appr., fisherman, ±50 in 1673. aft. and was delivered poss. 25 June 1630. Appr. John Searle's est. 1675. Gr.j. 1679. Agent to give poss. of Trelawney patent, List 95 (Viekery), 226, 305c, 306c. On 7 July 1631-1632. Estab. a trading post at Ma- 1685 he bot 'Clem's Pt.,' Cape Elizabeth, chias with Isaac Allerton 1633. Commis­ from Jordan and Fryer. His wid. m. 2d aft. sioned councillor 1635, but appar. absent at 1698 David Ela of Haverhill who left his the ct. of 25 Mar. 1636 when Mrs. Joan est. to her in 1710. She m. 3d Boston 30 Vines pet. for the island which she had for­ Mar. 1711 William Clements(lO). She cl. the merly planted. On 2 Sept. 1639 Vines was Cape Eliz. prop, in 17—, Clement Sweet, made 'steward general' (deputy gov.) of John Parrott and Richard Pope abuttors Maine, and after the departure of Thomas (East. Cl. vii: 76). Gorges the Gen. Ct., sitting in Saco 1645, 2 GREGORY, see Moore(8). elected him to the same position. He was al­ 3 PETER, of London, d. at sea; adm. 6 June ready planning to leave Maine, however, and 1682 to Reuben Hull of Portsm. on 20 Oct. 1645 he sold the patent to Dr. Vivion, John, Richmond Isl. 1635. List 21. Robert Child and soon sailed for Barbadoes Voanny, John, 1684. See Veering. where he bot two plantations and prae. medi­ Vodard, William, Cocheeho wit. 1666. cine. Two of his letters to Gov. Winthrop, Voden, Vooden, Moses. List 267b. See 1647-1648, are printed in Folsom's Hist, of Boody. Saco and Biddeford. He was bur. in St. Vorce, John. List 68. Michael's par. 19 Apr. 1651. His will, 21 May—13 June 1651, directs burial in the VOTER, Capt. John, commander of H. M. S. Church, names w. Joan {yí of est. to be at -Samuel and Henry- in 1692 when he her disposal at her death) and s. Richard sent his lieutenants and men to the Shoals, exec, gr.ch. Belinda Parrasite, under 15 yrs. brot Capt. John Pickering's ship -Dove- by old (legacy for her education; to be put in force of arms to Portsm. and remov. 14 charge of Mr. Lindsay), s.-in-law Thomas bbls. of gun-powder. Ellacott (overseer), dau. Joan Ducy, dau. VOUCKLIN, John, had suits in N. H. courts Elizabeth, and Will Maxwell (an apprent. 1642-1644. In 1644 ct. ordered that who was to make up accounts, get in debts, money be sent to Christopher Holmes for practice the remainder of his time from him. which 2 yrs. were to be deducted); wit. Mr. VOYSEY (Overzee), Simon, a Dutch mer­ John Lee, Mr. Joseph Onslowe, John Moody. chant liv. in Va. who sued James Nichols Ch: Richard, s. of Richard and Joan, bp. 22 (6) in York ct. 1650. For biog. see Edward Feb. 1625-6 at St. James Clerkenwell, Lon­ Small and Allied Fam. 2: 842. don; nunc, will, 26 Aug. 1657—26 Mar. 1658, Wadd, Anne. See Colcord(l), Page(6). bound to sea and being at Mr. Joseph Ons­ WADDOCK (Warwick, Warrick), Henry,

lowe's ho., gave ]/2 his prop, to ch. of br. Saco. The Williams(26) est. owed him John Deuce 'who taught me navigation,' J4 £7. 17. 6 and for a like debt he sued Wil- to John Paris his child, 14 to Mr. Ellicott's liams(32) in May 1636. Sold seed corn to child ('the names of the children I have Winter 1643; his lot ment. 1654. Jury 1640, forgotten'). Dau., m. John Parrasite or 1665; gr.j. 1645, 1656, 1659. Comr. for Saco Paris. Joan, m. John Ducy or Deuce. Mar­ 1653-1664, 1667; selectman 14 yrs. to 1672. garet, m. 18 Oct. 1649 Thomas Ellicott; see Tav. and ferry lie. 1654; tav. lie 1672, 7 July her s. Vines Ellicott. Elizabeth, unm. in 1674. Lists 242, 243ab, 244bcef, 245, 249, 1651, not ment. in br. 's will. 252, 24, 75b; wife, List 246. See also Page VINNEY. 1 Roger (Venney), Cape Porpus (7) . Inv., incl. 250 a. upland and 30 a. meadow, taken by John Sargent and Walter wit. 1669 (Y. D. 2: 131). Mayer 16 June 1679. The wid. Jane attested 2 WILLIAM, his York gr. of 28 Mar. 1699 at Kit. 9 Oct. 1679, sold 200 + 20 a. on no. s. had been improved acc. to condition in Saco River to Humphrey Scammon, and was 1715-6. Of Wells, he sold land and buildings lie 30 Mar. 1680 to sell any or all of the at Merryland to Richard Stimpson 29 May lands as 'her sons by whom she was to be 1702, ack. by s. and adm. William of Sutton, provided have very little or nothing left.' 1728. Wid. Abigail m. one Rider of York Of Glouc. and admx. of H. W. sometime bef. 1728 when she relinq. adm. Lists 39 resid. in Scarb., she gave p/a to s. John Ten- (hardly his), 269b. ney 17 Jan. 1692-3 to recover from Scammon VTRRS (Fuz), Allen, planter, Newichawan- ±200 a. and £30 or £40. The Tenneys deeded nock, wit. will of Martha Taylor, Mar. 400 a. to him 4 July 1700, mentioning H. W. 's 1688-9. Bot 11 June 1695 30 a. from Robt. deed from Richards, Lake and Scottow, 1 Elliot who had it from Humphrey and Grace Nov. 1657. Ch. appear: James, a Saco wit. Spencer. Adm. 2 Oct. 1717 to William Hearl 1664 (Y. D. 15: 74). John, a Saco townsman WADDOCK 707 WADLEIGH in 1674 when 'his horse allowed on.' Black will, 7 July 1671 (Me. P. & Ct. Rec. ii: 244), Point 1676; Newcastle 1677, his tax there directed bur. beside deed, wife, names 3 ch., abated 5 Feb. 1679-80; Scarboro 1681-1682. the son exec, Edw. Rishworth and Samuel Lists 237a, 313a, 238a, 239a. Joan, m. in Wheelwright overseers; inv. 20 Sept. 1671 Saco John Helson. Margaret, w. of John by James Gooch and James Smyth, £453. Ch: Tenney(l) in 1692, and may have had one or Robert. Mary, m. Thomas Mills(12). Joanna, more earlier husbands; see Carkeet(3),Y.D. m. 1st Jonathan Thing(l), m. 2d Barthol­ 10: 246. omew Tipping. Her fa. willed her 1/6 of his Waddy, Nicholas, fisherman, adm. gr. in cattle. York ct. July 1658 to John Diamond(3), 3 ENSIGN HENRY(4), millwright, Exeter, not of right. m. 3 Dec. 1693 Elizabeth (Gilman 8) Ladd. Gr.j. 1694,1695; selectman 1695. Lists WADE. 376b (1698, 1725), 377, 400. Adm. 20 Feb. 1 EEV. JOHN, Berwick, b. in Ipsw. 15 Feb. 1732-3 to s. Joseph of Hampt., the wid. re­ 1674-5, s. of Col. Thomas, H. C. 1693, m. 3 nouncing. Ch: Sarah b. 3 Sept. 1694, m. Sept. 1696 Elizabeth Gerrish(3), List 298. John Scribner jr. (2). Abigail, b. 2 Sept. Minister of Berwick (par. of Unity) 12 May 1696, appar. m. Samuel Magoon(l). Joseph, 1697 (see 2), also in Nov. 1699 and Sept. 1700 b. Sept. 1698. One Joseph m. Lydia Smith when he bot there near the meeting-ho., tho (Theophilus) who d. bef. 1737 leaving ch. bef. May 1698 he had been chaplain at Theophilus and Lydia. See also Dearborn Brunswick. He wit. John Fost's will in 1699 (2). He was liv. in 1768, ag. 70. Martha, b. and wrote and wit. Mrs. Bridget Graffort's Jan. 1700-1, m. Ephraim Philbrick(5). Ben­ contested will. Ordained at Berw. 18 Nov. jamin, 1703-1716. 1702; his w. adm. a member in May 1703. 4 J*ROBEET(2), Esq., millwright, Exeter, He d. 13 Nov. 1703, ill two days, and Bev. went with fa. to Wells and had left for Cotton Mather paid tribute to him. Lists Kittery, or was ab. to depart, 17 June 1654, 298, 96. Wid. Elizabeth of Dover m. 2d Capt. when he was 'at present in the town of Joshua Pierce(13). Ch: John, b. 16 July Wells.' Kit. wit. 15 July 1654; constable 1699, d. ab. 1720, unm. Sarah b. 20 Sept. 1656; ferryman and tav. keeper; gr.j. 1665; 1701, wit. for her mo. 12 Dec. 1722, m. Capt. Clerk of the Writs 1665. In May 1666 he bot Nicholas Winkley(2) by 1730 when she was 320 a. at Lamprill River, sold out at Kit. two the only surviving child. mos. later, and of L. River sold half his 320 2 COL. JONATHAN, Ipswich, List 303, fa. a. to Nicholas Lisson in 1667 (see Lisson and of Col. Thomas, his admr., whose sons Dover Hist. Memo., pp. 400-5). Dover gr. Jonathan (m. wid. Jane Diamond 3) and him a mill priv. on L. River and rec. him Thomas, as their fa.'s execs., gave p/a to inhab. 3 May 1669. Adm. inhab. of Exeter their br. (1) to collect from John Diamond 26 Sept. 1676. Rep. 1681, 1684. The partici­ of the Shoals. See also Graffam. pation of his sons John, Joseph and Robert Wadelstensteen, see Stone and Wadlin. in the Gove Rebellion, resulted in his trip to Eng. in their behalf and also on account of WADLEIGH, Wadley, the latter now his own troubles with Mason. On his return Cranfield feared his influence and a report found in Gloucestershire. was made 23 May 1684 'he hath put the 1 EDWARD (Wodley), Richmond Isl. 1641- people of the Prov. into such ferment and 2, hired here. List 21. disorder that it is not poss. to put His Maj­ 2 JOHN, planter, Saco, Wells, of unkn. ori­ esty 's commands in execution, or any way gin, but by Catholic rec. his dau. Mary govern them.' Councillor 1684; Capt. by was b. at 'Bristol near London.' Taxed 1687 (see Hilton 19); Justice Ct. Com. Pleas; Saco 1636, and appr. the Williams(26) est. Judge Superior Ct. Lists 252, 261, 263, 269b, Vines gr. him a lot 'in Yeapskesset River' in 356m, 376b (1668), 377, 380, 381, 383, 385, 24, 1639. An arbitrator betw. John Richards 49, 52, 54, 56-58, 92. Wife Sarah, m. bef. 17 and Francis Knight, 1640. Tr.j. 1640, 1645; June 1654, was liv. in 1698. He was liv. in gr.j. 1645. Evid. of Wells 20 Nov. 1645 when 1701, his son was 'Jr.' 1702-1710. Kn. eh: Vines gr. 200 a. on s.w. side of Obumkegg Sarah m. John Young(3). Capt. John, oldest River to him and Edmund Littlefield. Wells s., ±20 in 1683, millwright, Ex., Salisb., was selectman 1647, 1648. Took Ind. deed in pardoned for his part in the Rebellion bef. 1649, and in 1650 took poss. and made deliv. May 1684; Ex. selectman 1687; Salisb. 1701. to s. Robert as joint purchaser. In 1654 Lists 376b (1681), 377, 52, 57, 296. Wife Thomas Wheelwright and Ezekiel Knight Abigail Marston (John of Salem). Will, 13 wit. ag. him for swearing; the next yr. he Jan. 1725—1 Mar. 1727-8. See Hoyt's Salisb. was fined for defaming a gr.j. man, a sequel ii: 605, for ch. rec. there 1684-1700: Abigail, to this case. Comr. for Wells 1659. Lists Joseph, John, Alice, Ephraim, Ruth. Joseph, 242, 252, 261-264, 22, 23. Wife Mary abs. had Ex. gr. 1681 (List 376b), taxed 1682, d. from meeting 1654, liv. 18 Apr. 1664. His WADLEIGH 708 WAKEFIELD in prison bef. 23 May 1684. In 1722 his sis. Barefoot, Greenland & Norton in 1672; in Mary sold 1/6 of his 100 a. near Deer Hill. the same ct. the three sued him alone for Robert, in prison 23 May 1684, m. in Bowley carrying away plank, etc., in the pinke -Len­ 8 Sept. 1696 Sarah Nelson (Capt. Philip). ham-, and he had a suit ag. George Norton. Farmer, Ex. constable 1699, liv. 1734. Lists See also List 82. 62, 376b (1725). Ch. appear: Eobert, Strath­ am, m. 18 Dec. 1718 Deborah Smith; will, WAKEFIELD, a market-town in York­ 1733—1733, 7 ch. Benjamin, Kingston, w. shire. Estab. as a fam. name in cos. Judith; liv. 1745. Philip, Ex., List 376b Gloucester, Lincoln and Warwick. See also (1725), w.Mary Stevens (Edw.); will,1765— Moore(17). 1767, w. Mary, 2 ch., 2 gr.sons. Jonathan, 1 JAMES(2), Wells, ag. 16 in June 1680 Brentwood, List 376b (1725), appar. m. 1st (Essex Q. Ct. Eec. 7: 401), and evid. wid. Joanna Moody(l); will 1755—1756, w. younger than his br. Henry, signed a Wells Sarah, br. Joseph, 5 ch. Joseph, Ex., b. 17 pet. in 1686, had a gr. in Mar. 1693-4, ano. 100 Sept. 1711, m. 5 Jan. 1737 Ann Swain, 5 ch. a. on Kennebunk Biver, at the landing, in Mary, m. John Cram(l). Henry. Jonathan, 1699, and with w. Rebecca (Gibbins 3) wit. Ex., bondsm. for Nicho. Gordon 1696, con­ Wheelwright to Gooch in Nov. 1700. stable 1697, selectman often 1705—1732, Drowned going over Wells bar with br. Wm. called Lieut. 1709, Capt. 1725. Hannah, a and others 25 Oct. 1707. Lists 33, 269b, 96. wit. with him 1698, was likely his 1st w.; he Wid. Rebecca deeded her int. in the Saco m. 2d ab. 1717 Anna (Wilson) Hilton(24). pat. to three surv. sons 8 Nov. 1728. Ch: Will, 1748—1756, names dau. Mary Leavitt James, had a Wells gr. in 1716, m. 18 Dec. (w. of Joseph), and ch. of deed. dau. Hannah 1719 Mary Durrell(2). List 269c. John, List Noyes (m. Joseph N. of Newb. by 1716). 269c, m. Elizabeth Durrell(2), and Keziah, WADLTN, William, Berwick, his name poss. m. Philip Durrell(2 jr.), both on 27 May from Wadelstensteen (see Stone 1), first 1724. Nathaniel, m. 1 Jan. 1730-1 Hannah appears as Nicholas Hodsdon's apprentice Emmons(l). List 269c. Gibbins, served in (Wadleigh) in Dec. 1678 (Y. D. 3: 42) and Norridgewock exped.; not named in mo.'s m., not before 1690, Elizabeth Gattensby(l). deed 1728. Kit. gr. 1694. Member of Berw. Ch. in 1703, 2 JOHN, Wells, Scarboro, Saco, at Marble­ his w. in 1716. In 1709 (Wadley), he sold head by Jan. 1637, at Wells bef. June mill rights on W'ilcox Pond Brook. Taxed 9 1647 when he helped appraise Mrs. Cole's Feb. 1718-9. Lists 290, 296, 298. Dame Eliza­ swine. Selectman 1654, 1657. Form, of W., beth Wadlin living 1723. The s. Daniel, with he sold ho. and land there to Samuel Austin Nicho. Gowen and Elisha Plaisted, gave in May 1658, and of Scarb. 3 Apr. 1661 con­ bond as fa.'s adm. 5 Oct. 1725. Ch: Daniel, firmed to John Gooch land sold him 5 or 6 adm. of gr.fa. Gattensby's est. 15 May 1717, yrs. bef., form. Stephen Batson's. A Saco taxed Feb. 1718-9, ag. 44 in Sept. 1741, depos. wit. with dau. Mary 31 May 1664. Tr.j. 1656, in 1750 that he heard a dispute betw. Moses 1666; gr.j. 1656, 1661; j. life and death 1666. Spencer and Mrs. Mary Spencer in 1710. Abs. from meeting 1669; he and w. abs. in List 298. See also Gattensby(2). Wife Han­ 1670, when he promised to be more careful. nah. 4 ch. bp. 1736 and 4 betw. 1742—1753. Lists 252, 261, 263. Saco wit. 10 Dec. 1673; Parents of 4 Wadleys bp. in 1741 were not d. there 15 Feb. 1674. His will, recorded on named. Sarah bp. with 4 fol. 25 Oct. 1716. a folio now missing, but which Historian Mary, m. 14 July 1726 John Bowell. Eben­ Folsom must have seen over 100 yrs. ago, ezer. Moses, bot in Bid. 1734; m. (int. Bid. named 4 sons, 3 daus., 2 Frost gr.ch. His w. 15 Oct. 1737) Jane Perry(5) of Bid. List Elizabeth (Littlefield 8, m. by 1661), by his 298. Patience. And poss. John, List 298. p/a of 9 Aug. 1670, sold Marbleh. land a mo. See also Cheever(2), Marbleh. records. later. She was a refugee at Salem in 1676, Wain, William. See Briard(l), Mainwaring Lists 246, 27. Ch., Folsom's order: John. (4). The Wakefield Gen. says he m. Hester Har­ WAINWRIGHT, Francis, Ipswich merchant, bor of Mendon and d. by 1693, leaving a dau. an early Hampton grantee, and later Elizabeth who m. Jonathan Hayward of largely concerned in Shoals fisheries. Lists Mendon by Jan. 1706-7. James, b. ±1664. 392a, 308a. See also Grant(15), Lang(7), Henry, a Wells wit., Hill to Cross, 30 Mar. Mayer(l). His ch. incl. John of Ips. who 1677. William, m. in Salem 13 Mar. 1698 test, in a Seavey case at the Shoals in Nov. Rebecca Littlefield(23). York gr. 1702, 2 or 1681, ag. ±32, and d. in 1708, Lists 95, 96. See 3 a. swamp betw. his own land and John also Bandall(17); Eedford(2) for a later Stover's. Of York 29 Sept. 1705, he sold John; Col. Soc. Mass. 20: 152. 100 a. at Cape Neddick. Drowned with (1), WAITE (Wayte), Eichard, from Boston, 25 Oct. 1707, List 96. Wid. Rebecca was bp. List 312c. As Marshall E. W., he and his at Wells on prof, of faith 9 May 1708, m. 2d assistant, Robert Marshall, were sued by | at Salem 19 Sept. 1717 Lt. Wm. King and WAKEFIELD 709 WAKELY remov. to Sutton. Her ch. were bp. at Wells daus. Mary and Martha, liv. in 1710. 23 July 1710, William, Joseph, Benjamin, 3 JONAS, Wells soldier 1693-4, from Ded- Jonathan, all but William locating at Sut­ ham. List 267b. ton or Dudley. Mary, m. 1st William Frost 4 MARY (Wacom), appar. one of Richard (15), m. 2d Israel Harding(2). Katherine, Cutts' servants. List 328. named in gr.mo. Littlefield's will 1677. A 5 ROBERT (Wakam by his will; Rishworth mistaken idea that she m. Mr. Robert Nanny wrote it Wacom), a Portsm. wit. with w. is attrib. to deed of July 1694 by which N. 's Hannah 1668 (Joseph Mason's deed) and wid. Katherine conv. in part 'all that land had a fight there with David Campbell the lately in poss. of John Wakefield,' betw. same yr. Plf. in Me. ct. 1673-1674, against John Sanders and Mr. Cole (Y. D. 4: 111). Christopher Gould (withdrawn), against Daughter, unidentified. Israel Harding, against John Severance. 3 JONAS, Portsmouth, his tax (Wigfield) List 266. Will, 1677—1677 (Suff. Prob.), abated in Feb. 1679-80, taxed 1698, List gives house, land, goods, horses, mares, all 330d. at Wells, to w. Hannah, and 5 s. to each ch. 4 SAMUEL, a (?Boston) wit. with Henry at 21, Robert, William, James, Hannah (all Williams, Sheares (1) to Mrs. Sayward, bp. at First Ch., Boston, 6 Feb. 1675-6, ch. of 1683. See also Child(2). sister Wakum); 'my gr.fa. Everet to assist 5 WILLIAM came in the -Bevis- in 1638, my wife.' Two ch. had d.y: Hannah, b. Bos­ ag. 22, with Anne W., ag. 20, and was ton 1665, Elizabeth bp. 1675-6. with those first at Hampt., a young man. 6 THOMAS, Mr. (Wacomb, Wacom, seldom Freeman 13 Mar. 1638-9. Dow calls him the with 'k'), merchant, Portsm., bot % a. of first town clerk, chosen 31 Oct. 1639 and land from Richard Cutts in 1667 and m. by serving ±3 yrs.; lot layer 1 yr.; succ. by Wm. 1677 Mary Hunking(6), List 335a. Constable Howard as Clerk of the Writs in June 1642. 1687; j. 1693; retail lie. 1692, 1694, 1695, out­ Lists 391a, 392ab. Newbury 1646 (Coffin). doors 1697. Lists 326c, 327b, 329, 330d, In Mar. 1649, Stephen Kent, his atty., won 331ab, 335a, 336b, 52, 57(2), 62, 98. See also a suit for tresp. ag. Walter Roper, in Essex Evans(2), Graffort. Will, 27 Sept. 1698— Ct., but the fol. Oct. W. W., evid. in person, 15 Dec. 1709, names w. Mary, kinswomen sued Wm. Fuller for tresp. and won. In 1652 Jane Haskings (see 6), Elizabeth Alkins Stephen Kent sold land for him. Wm. Fifield (the homestead, but if she d. s.p., then to depos. in 1660 ab. the time ' when Mr. W. was Jane Haskins), Mary Adams and Patience going for England.' Alkins. Wid. W. and ho. taxed 1713, her tax abated in 1714. WAKEHAM, Wacom. 7 WALTER Shoals, his inquest 2 Aug. 1674. 1 EDWARD, weaver, Oyster River, b. List 305c. ±1663, m. 16 Mar. 1691-2 Sarah Meader (1), had Dover gr. Mar. 1693-4, bot 'Giles WAKELY. See also Coe(2), Creber. old field' on so. side of O. R. in 1695, and 1 HANNAH, York 1678 (see Martin 2), is adj. land in 1699. Ag. ±40 in Sept. 1703. unkn. unless one of the Falm. fam. who Lists 62, 368ab(3). See also Pitman(3). He escaped the massacre. See (3). and w. Sarah adm. to O. R. Ch. 18 Oct. 1719. 2 HENRY, sued by Francis Williams in She was a wid. in 1739 (see Meader 3). Ch: N. H. 1641. Mary, m. John Kent (2). Sarah, bp. at O. R. 3 JOHN(4), Falmouth, m. at Glouc. or with Abigail 14 Dec. 1718, sisters and maid­ Salem (rec. at both) 10 June 1657 Eliza­ ens; m. John Buss(2). Abigail, bp. with beth Sowars (Joanna), bot at Back Cove in Sarah, m. John Laskey (see George). Eliza­ 1661 (see 4) and mov. there, afterw. living beth bp. with mo. 11 Oct. 1719, m. at O. R. on the east side of Presumpscot River below 11 Jan. 1725-6 John Edgerly, Jr. Mehitabel, the Falls. In 1665 he and other Casco men bp. 21 May 1721, m. betw. 16 Nov. 1734— were fined for non-appear. at ct. and con­ 17 Feb. 1735-6 John Jones, jr., of Kit. Caleb, tempt of authority. Lists 25, 222c. His w. bp. 21 May 1721, in 1732 wit. a Langley was abs. from meet, in July 1674. He, w., (Reynolds) div. with Stephen Buss. Wife parents and three ch. were reported k. in Mary. Prudence, m. Ichabod Follett. The Sept. 1675. 3 ch. rec. both at Glouc. and est, of William Wakham, deed., List 369 Salem: Hannah, b. 12 Mar. 1657-8. Did she (tEdward's). escape in 1675? Note (1). Thomas, b. 3, d. 7, 2 JOHN, Portsmouth, taxed 1681, 1684, Sept. 1659. Elizabeth b. 31 Jan. 1660-1. She 1688. In 1683 Reuben Hull called him or a younger Elizabeth, called aged 11, was 'my servant John Wackum.' Lists 329, taken captive in Sept. 1675, returned to 52, 57. Adm. 15 Mar. 1691-2 to wid. Martha Major Waldron and m. Richard Scammon (Brookings 5), who m. 2d John Lewis(9) (4). And at least two more ch, if three were (called Martha Lewis or Wacomb 1695-6), k. by Ind. m. 3d Joseph Randall(12). Apparent are WAKELY 710 WALDRON 4 THOMAS, Hingham, Cape Ann, Falmouth. Parker slandering Mary Wentworth. Fal­ Freed from training at Cape Ann because mouth 1676, List 223b. of lameness in 1651, 10 yrs. later he, two sons 3 GEORGE, Mr., Dover, br. of (10, 13), and 8.-in-law Coe bot 200 a. at Back Cove, was bp. at Alcester, co. Warwick, 26 Apr. Falm., from Bichard Tucker and mov. there. 1603, m. at A. 31 May 1635 Bridget Rice, Fined for non-appear. at ct. in July 1665; and had ch. Elizabeth, Mary and William, wit. Thomas Skillings' will in 1666. He and bp. there 1636-1639. An Eng. pedigree shows his w. were k. at Falm. in 1675 when (3) 's him at Alcester, a chandler, 1650. Taxed fam. was almost wiped out. In 1688 his gr.s.- Dover 1659-1677. Of Cocheeho, he was bef. in-law Joseph Ingersoll(7) pet. Andros for the ct. in June 1661 for abs. from his w., and confirmation of the Falm. land. Lists 25, again in June 1662 when she 'was dead be­ 222c, 34. See also Y. D. 14: 210, 255. Kn.ch: fore twelve months this fall.' Lists 356eghk, Elizabeth, m. in Glouc. 15 June 1647 Mat­ 359a. Little appears of him except his trials thew Coe(2). John, oldest son. Isaac, bot in with his only ch. seen here, John. Poor and Falm. in 1661, but appar. was the Isaac cast aged and almost quite blind, he pet. 1 June away at sea with Glouc. men ab. Mar. 1662, 1680 that he might be rid of this son who ' in­ adm. in Julv fol. to Thomas Very (Essex Q. stead of holding me hath rather destroyed Ct. Bee. 2: 368, 413). Thomas, bp. at Hing­ me and what I had in drinking,' and that a ham 14 June 1640, evid. liv. 1647-9 when his guardian might be appointed for himself. fa. was ' Senr.' at Glouc. Sarah bp. at Hing­ A week later Mrs. Waldron(lO) had taken ham 13 Mar. 1641, bur. there 13 May fol. him in until her husb. should return. Also, if time and place indicate anything, 4 HENRY (Walderne), Cape Bonawagon Daniel, k. by Ind. at Martin's Point 11 Aug. 1672. List 13. 1676, with Benj. Atwell, jr., Robert Corbin, 5 ISAAC, physician, br. of (1, 14). Judge Humphrey Durham and Goodman Lewis. Savage noted him in York in 1670; Col. List 223b. See also Hughes(lO). Banks thought he was there only profes­ Walden, see Waldron. sionally from Dover and not resident. He WALDO, Thomas, Hampton ±1645, List ret. to Eng., m. in London 25 Feb. 1674 392a, wit. Sanborn to Philbrick in May Priscilla Byfield (sis. of Nathl. of Boston 1647. One T. W., ag. 24, depos. bef. Jocelyn and Bristol) and was back bef. 27 June 1676 and Godfrey in 1647 that Wm. James(8) and when he attested his br. Alexander's inv. in John Batten(3) asked him to be their atty. N. H., but liv. in Boston where ch., Isaac and ag. Wm. Seeley. three Priscillas, were rec. 1677—1682. In Suff. ct. Feb. 1677-8, he sued Wm. Hender­ WALDRON, Walden. Warwickshire the son (4) for delay in overhauling a ship and home of the Walderne fam., who often was sued by Thomas Tare for iron work done lost their 'r' in early records and finally be­ on the ship. See also Gilbert(2). Wid. came Waldron. See N. E. Reg. 8: 78; 43: Priscilla and John Usher were admrs. in 258. Walden is found in co. Dorset. Oct. 1683, Chas. Lidget admr. 22 Apr. 1686 1 ALEXANDER, gunsmith, Dover, Great when Walter Barefoot signed his bond; the Isl., s. of Foulke of Coventry, Warwick­ next day L. receipted for £130 due the est. shire (his will in Reg. 43: 60), br. of (5, 14), from Thomas Paine(15). List 89. See also neph. of (3, 10, 13). He and (14) were taxed Reg. 42: 107. together at Dover 1664, he alone 1666. In 6 JOHN(3), hornbreaker, Dover 1672, List 1666 he sued Thomas Nock, in 1669 was sued 356j. In June 1678 Jonathan Watson and by Wm. Ford, in 1670 wit. Payne to Coffin, Joseph Beard saw him overtaken in drink, a in 1671 sued David Campbell, in 1672 of habit which brought distress to his fam. In Piscat. bot Boston ho. from (14), was at 1680 the ct. took drastic steps, ordering him Great Isl. 1674, elected constable 14 Mar. confined with one leg chained to a post, and 1675-6. Lists 356hk, 312h. See also Hender­ supplied with materials for his trade, the son (4). As a 'sojourner' at Great Isl., he proceeds to go for his and his children's made his will 7 June 1676 (d. same day), maintenance. His letter to his w. 29 Jan. naming br. Isaac and w. of Boston; bros. 1682, still in confinement, ment. only his William and George to have Boston ho. and child; see N. H. Hist. Soc. Col., 8: 42, 43, 115. land aft. death of Robert Taprill's w. Abi- In Boston drunk and abusing the constable sha (she also received two gold rings and her 1684; not seen again unless he is (7). Kn. oldest dau. Alice £10); br. Edward in Eng.; ch: Capt. John, Dover (±30 in 1705), willed sis. Mary, br. Samuel, and Joan Barker of a cow by John Heard(5) in 1687 if he served Coventry, if unmar.; Isaac exec, and over­ his time faithfully, m. 29 Aug. 1698 Mary seer. The bros. George and Samuel liv. in (Ham 4) Horne(2) who joined the ch. 1 Aug. N. E., but are not noted in N. H. or Me. 1742. Gr.j. 1699. Owned at Black Point (50 2 ANTHONY (Walden), ±22, and Ann Bur- a. bot from Anthony Row in 1700), Roch. and dis depos. in Mar. 1671-2 about Thomas Barr. Lists 289, 358d. See also Daniel Field WALDRON 711 WALDRON (12). Will, gent., 12 May—30 July 1740, he and (13) held p/a of John Jordan, grocer, names w. Mary, gr.ch. and ch: John (d. 4 London, dated 21 May 16 Charles. In 1644 July 1778, ag. 80), Elizabeth (w. of Ezra Mr. Edw. Starbuck, R. W. and Wm. Furber Kimball), Anna (w. of Timothy Eoberts), were named wiersmen for life for Cocheeho Mehitable (w. of James Chesley; d. 21 Aug. Falls and River. Selectman often 1647— 1776, ag. 68), Sarah (w. of Isaac Libby), 1675; Dep. 1649, but unable to serve, being Richard (resid. legatee). By trad, the two very sick; Associate, Dover ct., by 1650; oldest ch. Sarah and Bridget were k. by Ind., Dep. almost contin. 1654—1679 (Speaker ag. 9 and 7. Elizabeth, m. 1st Joseph Beard 1666—1668, 1673—1675, 1679); Com. t.e.s.c, (3 jr.), m. 2d Ephraim Wentworth(2). Treasurer, Magistrate for Me. and N. H. 7 JOHN (Walden),from Wells, played cards Capt. early; Major in 1674, and in command at a Boston tav. in Feb. 1689-90 and paid in King Philip's war; called Col. in 1682. a fine in ct., saying ' There is something for Councillor under Pres. Cutts, Dep. Gov., and you to make merry with,' and they sent him succ. Pres. Cutts, serving until Cranfield to jail. Jonathan Dawes sued J. W. in Suff. arrived, under whom he was suspended and ct. in Aug. 1690 on a bill dated 22 Mar. 1689- restored as Councillor, and finally suspend­ 90. Perh. the 2d husb. of Elizabeth (San­ ed permanently and a warr. issued for his ders) Batson(l), or same as (6). ILists 91, arrest as a perturber of the peace 24 Aug. 92. 1685. Not again in office. With it all, Quak­ ers detested him, and the Ind. on at least one 8 JOHN, Marblehead, Lists 90, (191, 92). memorable occasion found him treacherous. His mar. to Dorothy Dolliver in 1653 and Lists 351ab, 352, 353, 354abc, 355ab, 356ab- Marbleh. records show he was not (6). ceghk, 357a, 359ab, 184, 221, 223a, 236, 311c, 9 NICHOLAS (Walden), tailor, Portsmouth 28, 44-46, 48-50, 52-54, 76, 81, 83, 89, 94, 96. ±1680. Gr.j. 1683, j. 1688; OA. 28 Aug. See also Gattensby(l), Lovering(2), Paine 1685. In 1685 he had a Portsm. ho. lately (2, 15), and Starbuck. His early wife or built, in 1690 John Knight(9) bot a ho. from wives unkn. The last w. Ann (Scammon, see him. In June 1693 N. W. and Elizabeth 3) d. 7 Feb. 1685-6, List 96; he was k. in an Sherburne were summonsed, he for keeping Ind. attack on Cocheeho 28 June 1689. No a wench in his ho. not proper to be enter­ probate. Kn. ch: Timotheus, wit. Philip tained. He soon had a w. Mary (ct. Dec. Lewis' deed with John Hance and James 1693). Fine aut. in 1695, with John Barsh- Kidd 4 June 1659; said to have d. as an un- am. Lists 52, 57, 67, 329, 336b. Given no der-grad. of H. C. Paul, employed at the share in commons 1711 and wrote a protest Pennacook truck ho. in 1668, List 357a, and 13 June 1712, had been here 32 yrs. Taxed depos. ab. liquor taken from his fa.'s cellar; for Mill Dam 1713, soon d., wid. Mary being see also Mass. Col. Rec. 4:2: 414. Said to rec. into So. Ch. 19 Dec. 1714. Adm. on his have gone abroad and been taken by the est. gr. to s. Thomas, mariner, 19 May 1720, Algerenes ±1669. Elizabeth m. John Ger­ Thomas Sherburne surety. This son was rish (3); presum. not Ann's dau. as by rec. master of the -Douglass- from Nevis in May ano. dau. was given this name. Her ch. incl. 1714, tho under age; m. 20 Dec. 1716 Sarah Timothy and Paul. Richard, unrec, his mo. Cotton(l); List 339. Will, 18 Jan.—6 Mar. poss. Ann; only son and heir in sis. Esther 1724-5, names w. Sarah (m. 2d Samuel Pick­ Barnes' deed (N. H. Deeds 10: 68). Anna, b. ering 5), and ch: Thomas, mariner, adm. to ±1653, m. Rev. Joseph Gerrish(5); appar. wid. Anne 31 Mar. 1756, large est., ch.; John, dau. of Ann as named in the Lidgett will. shipwright, m. Lydia Tobey; William, ship­ Ann's ch. rec in Boston: Elnathan, b.6 July, wright, d. s.p., adm. 28 Aug. 1754 to wid. d. 10 Dec. 1659. Esther, b. 1 Dec. 1660, had Priscilla and her 2d husb. John Partridge. husbands Nathl. Elkins(8), Abraham Lee Daus., ch. of Mary: Elizabeth and Hannah, (1), John Jose(2), Joshua Barnes (see 8). rec. into cov., So. Ch., with mother; Hannah Mary (bp. as Marcy), b. 14 Sept. 1663; d. at m. Henry Beck(4). Mary, bp. 19 Dec. 1714, rec. 14 (Savage). By N. H. Prov. rec Eliazer, into cov. 3 June 1716, m. John Hooper(4). b. 1 May 1665. Elizabeth, b. 18 Oct. 1666. 10 §tí*MAJOR RICHARD, Dover, eminent Marah, b. 17 July 1668. beyond his home and Province, was bp. 11 t*COL. RICHARD(IO), Portsmouth, at Alcester, co. Warwick, 6 Jan. 1615, (±33 bred a merchant under Lt. Gov. Wil- in 1648), s. of William and Catherine (Ra­ loughby of Charlestown (N. H. Hist. Soc. ven) who were m. there 26 Nov. 1600. See Coll. 8: 348), who by will 1670 gave to 'man his bros. (3, 13) and nephews (1, 5, 14). A Richard Walden.' Rep., J. P., Councillor, Mass. adherent, his activities in peace and Justice Ct. of Com. Pleas, Judge of Probate, war and his land and mill holdings were too Colonel in Provincial militia. Lists 49, 51, numerous to list. His own testi, locates him 52, 55b, 56, 57, 59, 62, 64, 89, 329, 330df, 335a, in the Ind. trade at Pennacook ±1635 (Doc. 336c, 337, 339, 353, 358d. His 1st w. Han­ Hist. 4: 228), and Lechford (p. 289) shows nah Cutts(2) was bur. 16 Feb. 1682-3 on the he had his ho. at Dover in Aug. 1640 when WALDRON 712 WALFORD 1st anniversary of her mar. (List 96); he m. Waldrop, see Woodrop. 2d 6 Feb. 1692-3 Eleanor Vaughan (4) who d. Wales, Lists 212, 223a, 307b, see Wallis. One in Sept. 1727, he 3 Nov. 1730. Ch. by 1st w: James Wales of Dublin m. Mary Sanders Samuel, d.y. By 2d w: $*Richard, b. 21 Feb. in Portsm. 16 Jan. 1717-8. See Wincoll(2). 1693-4, H. C. 1712, Councillor, Sec. of the Prov., Judge of Prob., Bep. (Speaker), m. 31 WALFORD. One Thomas W. lived at Dec. 1718 Elizabeth Westbrook(2); he d. 23 Waltham Parva, co. Essex, 7 Charles I. Aug. 1753, she 16 Oct. 1758; ch. Margaret, b. See also Hughes(l). 16 Nov. 1695, m. 18 May 1721 Eleazer Bus- 1 HANS (also Hance Wolford) depos. 10 sell of Portsm., from Barnstable. Bev. Wil­ Aug. 1720 that he liv. with Edward Hil- liam, b. 4 Aug. 1697, H. C. 1717, pastor of ton(2) above 40 yrs. ago. He m. Mary (God­ New Brick Ch., Boston, m. there Elizabeth dard 3) (Bennett) Field(6) and liv. at the Allen, d. 11 Sept. 1727; 1 dau. Anna, b. 29 Bennett ho. at Lamprill Biver about 1698. Aug. 1698, m. Bev. Henry Bust of Stratham. Lists 376b (1698), 387. In 1700 they sold his Abigail, b. 28 July 1704, m. 6 Jan. 1725-6 30 a. Exeter gr. Taxed Ex. 1714. He m. last Bichard Saltonstall, Esq., of Haverhill. Elea­ 18 Oct. 1716 Mary (Allen 2) Fox who was nor, b. 7 Apr. 1706, d. 26 Aug. 1726. liv. at Greenland in 1740 and d. there Oct. or 12 RICHARD, Portsmouth, soldiër at New­ Nov. 1743 'Granny Woolford.' One Eliza­ castle 1708 (Prov. Papers 13: 239). beth W. of Ex. was in et. on a bast, charge in 13 * WILLIAM, Mr., Dover, bp. at Alcester 1731; one John, husbandman, was of Durham . 18 Oct. 1601, oldest of 11 ch., incl. (3, 10), in 1733. was with (10) in 1640 at Dover where his 2 JEREMIAH(4), Great Isl., had land from few yrs. were well filled. Freeman 19 May his fa. bef. 22 Oct. 1649, and a gr. of 20 1642; Assistant to the Magistrates and Com. a. near his ho. on Great Isl. in July 1651. t.e.s.c. 1642; sworn Becorder of the Prov. of Lists 323, 326a. Will, 16 Apr. (d. 21 Apr.) Me. 21 Oct. 1645 and serving 6 July 1646; 1660, names w. Mary, 4 ch., his fa. and Mr. Clerk of the Writs and Becorder at Dover Henry Sherburne trustees. Inv. by Michael 1646; Deputy 1646. As a partner with the Bowe and Wm. Powell, £95. 6. 11. Wid. Shrewsbury men, he gave a bond to Mr. Mary and ch. were benef. under will of Mrs. Whiting et al. in 1645 and a mortg. on his Ann Batchelder(l), 1660. She m. 2d bef. 26 Dover ho. and land to (10) who had signed June 1666 John Amazeen. Lists 330a(2)b. with him. Sued by Lt. Edmund Greenleaf Ch: Mary, ±25 in June 1681, m. Joseph for debt in 1643 and 1646; with Mr. Eobert Muzeet. Thomas, willed his gr.fa. 's dwg. ho. Saltonstall an agent for Mr. Shurt in 1645. and to have learning at school. Taken sud­ He wit. Francis Matthews' deed 5 Sept. 1646 denly by death, adm. 25 June 1678 to John and that mo. was drowned at Kennebunk on Amazeen as gdn. of the br. Jeremiah who his way back from Saco, leaving many credi­ was of age 1 Mar. 1680. Martha, m. John tors. Winthrop called him a good clerk and Moore(lO). subtle man, while noting his inclination for 3 JEBEMIAH(2), Newcastle, taxed in July drink and contention. Lists 351ab, 352, 353, 1690, constable 1691, j. 1695, gr.j. 1696. 386, 53. See also Jenks(l). Only kn. and Lists 315a(3)bc(2), 316, 319, 336c, 52, 60, 66. only surv. ch: Prudence, m. Richard Scam- He m., prob. not 1st, betw. 1704-1714 Eliza­ mon(3); see Mass. Col. Rec. 4: 2: 303. beth (Stover 5) Hunnewell. His pet. in Sept. 14 WILLIAM, gunsmith, Dover, Boston, br. 1731 stated that being very aged, he in­ of (1, 5), ±37 in 1679, first seen in Dover tended to make a deed in the nature of a in 1664 taxed with (1). In 1672 he deeded will to James Stevens(9) who defrauded him to (1) a ho. in Boston and appar. made Bost. in the wording of the deed; the legislature his principal home, tho dealing much at the found it fraudulent. No ch. Will, 13 Jan.— Eastward. Lists 356b, 3, 4, 14, 142. See also 2 May 1733, names only w. Elizabeth who m. Duncomb, and Peter Lidget (Legate2) whom 3d Capt. John Downing(2). he called 'cousin.' A non-suit was gr. in his 4 THOMAS, blacksmith, see Gorges(9), case ag. John Woolcott-, sr., in Suff. ct. Jan. the earliest and sole inhab. of Charles­ 1678-9, the deft, being of Newbury and the town, being there when the Spragues and plf. in a former attachment having called others arrived in 1629. He did not find favor hims. of Dover, where he appar. was not on with new comers, or they with him, and was partic. good terms with (10) as in 1682 he fined 40 s., 3 May 1631, for contempt of au­ made answer 'I did not use to come to his thority, and ord. to leave the jurisd. with his (10's) house,' 'I informed the next magis­ w. bef. 20 Oct. In Sept. 1633 his goods were trate Mr. Coffin.' In May 1686 Thomas sequestered to pay the debts he owed in the Thomas had taken the canoe of W. W. of Bay. He remov. to Portsm. (Great Isl.) as Dover, smith, his last kn. rec. No rec. of old friends test., incl. Henry Langstaff who fam., no probate. In 1723 'heirs of Wm. W. depos. in 1683 that T. W. liv. and planted on of Cocheeho' mentioned. Great Isl. over 50 yrs. ago, and also built at WALFORD 713 WALKER Sandy Beaeh in Capt. Neal's time, without mortg. on Foxwell land at Blue Point in disturbance from Neal. Mrs. Mary Johnson 1668. Agent for Mr. Thomas Elbridge in depos. that he liv. on Little Harbor side 1667 when sued by Mr. Foxwell in Casco ct. when she and her husb. came over, afterw. List 221. See also Mighill(2), Mitchell(15), at Sagamore Creek, his s. Jeremiah living on Phillips(19), Bice(2), and Me. P. & Ct. Bee, his Great Isl. land. Gr.j. 1650, 1652, 1655, vols, i, ii. Will, of Boston, 1672—1674; ch: 1659,1660; selectman 1655, 1658, but for yrs. Isaac, Nicholas, Stephen, Susanna Stan- trouble fol. them in N. H. thru contests over bury; -nevew- Thomas Stanbury, jr.; York land and charges of witchcraft ag. his w. and Sheepscot lands to w. Susanna for life; Jane. Lists 321-324, 326a, 330abe, 43, 47, br. Nicholas Cowlings. Inv. incl. ' debts due 312c. By Oct. 1649 he had given land to his to the Eastward.' dau. Jones and to his son. Will, senior, 15— 4 JOHN, s. of Bichard of Ipsw., m. Lydia 21 Nov. 1666, names w. Jane, ch., many gr.ch. Colburn (Edward) and liv. many yrs. at Wid. Jane depos. 27 June 1667, ag. ±69; liv. Chelmsford and Ipsw. Appar. it was he, 1671, d. bef. 7 Sept. 1681. See also Glanfield and not his s. John, at Newington 1723 and (2), Beed(5), Trimmings; N. H. State Pa­ liv. there in the ho. with Benj. Patch in pers, i: 217-9; Eeg. 43: 181-3. Ch: Jeremiah, 1727, when he had 7 cows and oxen. Ch. rec. Jane, m. 1st Thomas Peverly(2), m. 2d Rich­ Chelmsford 1686-1706: John, said to have ard Goss(l). Hannah m- Alexander Jones liv. at Dracut. Edward, Berwick, Newing­ (2). Elizabeth m. Henry Savage(3). Mary, ton, m. in Berw. 6 Sept. 1710 Deliverance ag. 32 in 1667, ±46 in 1680, ±72 in 1702, m. Gaskin (John). Andrew, Berwick, m. 18 1st William Brookings(5), m. 2d William Dec. 1718 Mary Grant(7). Lydia, m. in Ips­ Walker (17). Martha, ag. 22 in 1667, m. 1st wich 27 Mar. 1718 Benjamin Patch. Han­ Thomas Hinkson(7), m. 2d John Westbrook nah. Joseph. One J. m. Abigail Plaee(3) in (1). Newingt. 11 Dec. 1723; one m. Martha Greenough in Ipsw. in 1724. Sarah m. Wil­ WALKER, became 46th commonest name liam Waterhouse(3). Richard, Berwick, m. in N. E. An Elizabethan statute ment. a (et. Apr. 1728) Martha Smith, and, of Wells, 'Clothe-Fuller otherwise called Tucker or m. 2d Sarah Gypson of Berw., int. 1739. Walker.' Elizabeth, m. William Holden (see 2). Note also mar. of James Place and Mary W., 1 BENJAMIN, Mr., Boston, entered claim both of Newingt., 9 Nov. 1727. for the Falm. prop. Rev. George Bur­ roughs exch. with Henry Harwood, who sold 5 JOHN, glover, Portsmouth, Newington, b. to Bozoan Allen, he to claimant in 1687. 13 May 1667, s. of John of Charlestown, 2 CAPT. * GEORGE (7), Portsmouth, son was 'now out of the country' in 1690 when and heir, m. 1st 25 Dec. 1689 Mary Jack- Mary Phipps of C, sis. of (5), had a ct. case son(14), List 335a, who d. 1 June 1734, ag. ag. him there. Taxed Portsm. Oct. 1691, de­ 62; m. 2d by 1736 Abigail (Vaughan 4) posed in May 1693, ±25, bot from Bichard Shannon. O. A. 28 Aug. 1685; constable Jose 1695. Dep. sheriff 1695 and long after, 1692; j. 1694, 1697; gr.j. 1699; selectman altho once of Casco Bay, his pet. 23 Feb. often 1698-1733; Eep. 1727, 1728. Called 1704-5 reciting that a few yrs. bef. he built farmer in 1705 when gr. adm. on bro. 's est., a ho. near the first fort, which was taken as baker 1713 and later; Capt. 1720. Prov. gr. a hospital when Col. Bomer enlarged the at Scarb. 1720. Lists 324(2), 330cd, 332b, fort. In 1711 he protested ag. having no 335a, 316, 339(2), 52, 57, 61. See also Moses share in Portsm. commons altho 'here near (1). He d. 7 Dec. 1748, ag. 86 (Atkinson 22 years.' Tax abated 1713, gone out of platter). Will, gent., 18 Aug. 1740, gives to town; but called of P. in 1715. Of Newingt. w. Abigail (ag. ±70 in 1758); to Joseph Ban- in Jan. 1715-6 he adm. fa.'s Chariest, est. field and cous. Ichabod Cheney and Hannah Conditional Scarb. gr. 1720, which he sold (Cheney) Spofford, £50 each; neph. Walker in May 1727, then 'late of N., now of P.' Lear, chief heir, he to pay his mo. Mrs. Last seen in 1734, of Portsm., when he sued Elizabeth Lear £100. He owned a good Joshua Downing(2). Lists 315b, 335a, 336c. many negroes; see Reg. 81: 436, 452. Walker W. Elizabeth 1700-1727 at least. No cert, Lear was not in the good graces of the wid. count of eh., but credited to him: John, ship­ who was quoted as saying that he could wright, Kit., prob. apprent. to Elihu Gunni­ thank his uncle for what he received, she son^!.), whose dau. Elizabeth he m. 24 Jan. would not have given him one groat. Her 1714-5 (1 ch. d.y.). He m. 2d in Newingt. 24 will, 1756—1762, names Shannons only. Oct. 1717 Mary Bickford(5). Will, 13 May— 19 July 1743 (d. 3 June -1745- in 51st yr., 3 ISAAC, Mr., Boston merchant, much in gr.st.), names w. Mary, 4 of their 8 ch. She Me. from Kit. to Sheepscot, first noted as m. 2d Zacheus Trafton. William, shipwright, a York wit. in 1650 and 1652. He bot Long Kit., m. 1st 16 Jan. 1723-4 Deborah Berry Isl. in Casco Bay from John Sears in 1655, (George 5), m. 2d by 1742 Mehitabel Fabyan bot from Francis Small in 1658, and took a WALKER 714 WALL (3); ch. Gideon, m. in Portsm. 21 Oct. 1721 11 SAMUEL, Woburn. See Alger(4). (?List Lucy Weymouth (see 6), taxed there 1732. 238a). Her will, 1766—1766, names ch: Joseph, 12 CAPT. SAMUEL, merchant, mariner, Elizabeth, Katherine Stavers. Joshua, Arun­ Boston, Scarb., m. Sarah Scottow bef. 24 del 1722, had wives Hannah and Mary. Sept. 1672 when her fa. deeded him Boston Will, 1767—1768, names wife, 8 ch. Samuel, property. One S. was a Scarb. soldier in Jan. m. 4 Oct. 1724 Anna Bickford(15) who o.c. 1675-6, List 237b. As Mr. S. W. of Boston he at Newingt. and had dau. Bridget bp. 1 Aug. was bef. Wells ct. in May 1684 for Sunday 1725; a wid. in 1731. Anna, bp. at Portsm. travel, Wells to Saco; as Capt. S. W. of 1709, m. there 31 July 1727 Moses Furber of Scarb. lie out of doors in 1686 and bondsm. Newingt. Note also the two Place mar­ for Benj. Blackman, with whom he and riages under (4). Sampson Sheafe had built a mill on Saco 6 JOHN (Jun.?) 1689, List 125. Falls; he bot Sheafe's third in Mar. 1687. In 7 JOSEPH, Portsmouth, granted 1 a. and Sept. 1687 he wanted to cure fish on Strat- rec. inhab. as a newcomer 22 Jan. 1660-1, ton Isl. where he had built a ho. and made a tho he subscr. for the minister in Feb. 1658- stage. Referee betw. Blackman and Capt. 9. He m. 1st Elizabeth Moses(2) bef. 1 Mar. Turfrey in 1688; he and B. petitioned Andros 1664-5 when her fa. deeded to him; in 1669 from Boston 1688. After 1690 he mov. to E. he and br.-in-law Thomas Creber(2) had a Jersey, and was late of Boston in 1699, when suit in York ct. ag. Philip Lewis who was he sued Mrs. Mary Hunnewell(l). Lists given costs. His 2d w. was Hannah Phil- 236, 238(?a)b. Ch. rec. Boston 1679-1690: brick^). Gr. of 13 a. in 1671. Gr.j. 1671. Sarah, Mercy, Samuel, William, Mary, Eliza­ Lists 323, 326ac, 330ab, 356L (Portsm.), beth Susannah. The s. Samuel of E. Jersey 312c, 313a, 331bc, 49, 52. See also Huff(l), filed admr.'s bond in Boston 16 July 1708 ; Hunt(6). Inv. 7 Nov. 1683; adm. 10 Dec. to inv. incl. land on Scottow's oblong and wid. Hannah and s. George. She m. 2d, 29 Scottow's Creek. See Y. D. 8: 185-6, 220, July 1686, John Seavey(3). Kn. ch: George, 258. b. 1662 (age at death). Joseph a lad ap­ 13 SAMUEL, Sagadahoc soldier Jan. 1689- prenticed to John Endicott, Boston cooper, 90, List 18. Note also the Scarb. soldier in Apr. 1679, when Rev. Joshua Moody wrote 1675-6, List 237b. to Rev. Increase Mather asking him to bp. 14 SARAH. See (17). the boy, saying 'His fa. Joseph W. has lately joined our Oh. and the rest of his ch. bp. with 15 THOMAS, Newcastle, d. 15 Mar. 1707-8. us.' Samuel. Adm. gr. to br. George 8 Jan. List 334a. 1704-5 on est. 'lying and being in said Prov. 16 WILLIAM (Walker?), sued by (3) in or elsewhere,' he being 'form, of said Prov., York ct. 1653 for debt of £46. One Wm. dec' Cert, by 2d w: Mary, m. at Newb. 31 wit. Richard Bulgar's assignment to Henry Dec. 1707 Eldad Cheney. Her mo. d. at their Wanton in 1646 (Y. D. 1: 33), perh. not home in Bradford 27 Oct. 1738. See also will Maine. of (2). Elizabeth b. ±1680, m. Tobias Lear 17 WILLIAM Portsmouth, m. 1st by 1670 (3). one Alice, evid. both working for Mr. Richard Cutts (see White 1); m. 2d ±1698 8 OBADIAH, Boston, partn. of Edw. Naylor Mary (Waiford 2) Brookings(5). Taxed in the purch. of 1000 a. at the Eastward 1673. Lists 326c, 328, 329, 331ab, 335a, 337, and later bot from Naylor. His wid. Sarah 52. Wife Alice, Lists 328, 335a. See also (Haugh) m. in Boston 26 Feb. 1677-8 Capt. Champernowne(2), Lewis(18), Pomery(8). Ephraim Savage (gr.s. of Wm. Hutchinson His w. Mary depos. in June 1702, ±72, ab. 11), who claimed the 1000 a. bounded east by the Cate fam. 47 yrs. bef. He had been here the Kennebec, west by Thomas Stevens' more than 45 yrs. in 1711. Both liv. 16 land. See also Hornabrook; Reg. 67: 206. Feb. 1719-20 when, in consid. of life supp. Only surv. ch. Samuel, bp. in Boston 19 Dee. for both and also £100, he deeded to John 1675, made a will when 18 yrs. old (copy, no Lang(4) 'land I formerly (in 1678) bot of date, no probate, in SJC 139152), naming Win. Brookins dec' No ch. appear unless three Savage sis. and other relatives, tho a poss. Sarah who m. 22 Sept. 1689 Jeremiah probate rec. names his heirs-at-law as Rich­ Holmes (2). ard and Nathaniel W., sons of Shubael, late of Bradford. WALL. One James Wall m. a certain Jo­ 9 ROBERT, mariner, Portsmouth. See hanne at Dartmouth St. Saviour's, co. Broughton(2), James(6). His wid. Abi­ Devon, 1 Nov. 1627. gail, List 339. 1 JAMES, carpenter, millwright, Exeter, 10 SAMUEL, Exeter, signed the comb, and Hampton, came with Wm. Chadbourne shared in the 1640 division. On commit­ (4) and John Goddard(3) under a 3-yr. con­ tee to distrib. corn to the needy in 1643. tract with Capt. Mason dated 14 Mar. 1633- O. F. at Piscataqua ct. 1644. Lists 373, 374a, 4. In 1652 he depos. that Mr. Jocelyn, Mr. 376a, 43. WALL 715 WALLIS M.'s agent, brot them to cert, lands at garet, b. 4 Apr. 1714. Sarah, b. 29 Dec. 1693, Ashenbedick Falls, where they ran a sawmill m. James Clements(4). Ebenezer, b. 30 Sept. and a stamping mill for corn 3 or 4 yrs., that 1695. Will, of Dover, 19 Aug.—6 Sept. 1721, he built a ho. there, and Chadbourne did gives wearing apparel to bros. John and also. Signed Exeter comb. 1639; Com.t.e.s.c, Thomas W. and James Clements, all else to 1645, 1646; selectman 1647, 1649, tho taxed beloved spouse (betrothed) and friend Su­ in 1649 at Dover where he had bot a mill and sannah Cotton(2). Col. and Hon. *Thomas, rights at Cocheeho Falls in 1647. Tr.j. 1649, Somersworth, b. 28 July 1698, m. 1st Mar­ gr.j. 1651. He mov. to Hampt., but was garet Clements(4), m. 2d bef. 21 July 1730 called of Ex. in 1653. In 1654 he was closing Mary Pray (Joseph 1), m. 3d aft. 1751 Eliza­ up his affairs, sold mill prop, and cattle, and beth (Swett) Prime of York, d. at Capt. deeded his farm at Hampt. to two daus., Stoodley's in Portsm. 4 Aug. 1771. Select­ their mo. dead. Of Ex. in Sept. 1658, he sold man, moderator, Rep., Judge Sup. Ct. Judi­ 'my now dwg.ho. in Ex.' to Nicho. Smith cature. List 298. 6 + 5 + 2 ch. See Clement and agreed to groundsill it by 29 Sept. 1659. Gen. i: 98. Judith b. Mar. 1699-1700. Abi­ Lists 41, 373, 375a(2)b, 376ab, 377, 354b. gail, b. 27 Sept. 1702. See also Colcord(l); Essex Q. Ct. Rec, vol. i, for various suits. His 1st w., named with WALLIS. Wallace in Scotland and north Rev. George Burdett, was prob. the w. Mar­ of Eng., Wallis elsewhere. See also Car- garet liv. in 1647, dead bef. 18 July 1654. He keet(3), Creber, Tenney(l), Waddock. m. 2d Mary (Philbrick 7) Tuck, named in his 1 GEORGE, Mr., Portsmouth, 'gent.' in will, of Hampt., 20 Sept. (d. 3 Oct.) 1659, 1656 when he bot from Samuel Bennett with his 4 daus.; Henry Robie trustee for the of Rumney Marsh his dwg.-ho. called Rumly 1st w. 's ch. His wid. was a midwife in 1671, Hall which he conv. back to B. aft. litiga­ Lists 394, 52, and d. in Oct. 1702, adm. to s. tion. Sometime of Newfoundland, he bot at John Tuck. Her ch. (1 Tuck, 2 Walls) made Little Harbor from James Johnson in 1660, an agreement 12 Feb. 1702-3. Ch. by 1st w: in div. of 1661 he and Johnson together had Elizabeth, m. Thomas Harvey(14). Sarah, 112 a. Gr.j. 1669, 1672,1684. Bail for Walter m. 1st Thomas Dew(4), m. 2d John Baker Randall 1677. Ag. ±60 in 1679. Lists 311b, (3). By 2d w: Mary, b. Hampt. 8 Jan. 1655- 312ch, 313a, 323, 326bc, 330ab, 331 ab, 49, 6, m. Sergt. John Marston(6), d. 12 Dec. 52, 55b. He d. 14 Dec. 1685; adm. 2 Jan. fol. 1708. Hannah b. 17 Mar. 1658-9, m. Benja­ to wid. Eleanor, her bondsm. Robert Elliot. min Moulton(l). Settlement was made on s. George, evid. the 2 JOHN, Portsmouth. Lists 41, 321. second s., with consent of wid. and other ch: 3 MARY. See Amos, Bartlett(l), Morse(9), William. Honor, may have m. James Allard Watts(4), Wincoll(2). (2). Caleb. Daughter, w. of Walter Randall WALLEN. 1 Capt. John (or Walwin), Pem­ (17); one Margaret Woollis wit. with Elias aquid wit. 1686. List 97. Stileman in 1678. Daughter (Eleanor), w. of 2 THOMAS, with the eloping party from James Berry(5). In Greenland tax list, Dec. Winter Harbor 1651; see Warner. Kit­ 1688, one line 'James Allerd Widow Wallis.' tery wit. 1666. Anne wit. at Kit. ±1665. She was also taxed in July 1690. List 307b WALLEY. 1 John, Mr., List 225a. 2 GEORGE (1), Little Harbor, m. 18 Nov. 2 THOMAS, Dover, List 365. 1686 Ann Shortridge(l) who was liv. in WALLTNGFORD, John, b. in Newbury 7 Apr. 1726. Jury 1695; gr.j. 1693, 1696. Con­ Apr. 1659, s. of Nicholas and Sarah (Trav­ stable 1698. Lists 315a(2)c, 316, 57. Adm. ers), m. 6 Dec. 1687 Mary Tuttle(2). His fa. 8 Jan. 1724-5 to s.-in-law Nathl. Berry. Ch., was neph. of Wm. Gore or Goore, gent., of all the daus. mar. by 1726: Caleb, only s., an Nether Wallop, co. Hants; see Waters' 'idiot.' Ann, m. Abraham Barnes(12). 'Gleanings' i: 146-7, and assignment of £40 Mary, m. Benjamin Seavey, Jr.(l). Esther, each, as legacies from gt.-uncle, given by m. Nathaniel Berry(13). Deborah m. Chris­ John and his br. and sis. to Wm. Longfellow topher Scadgel. Hannah, m. Edward Ran­ in 1686 (N. H. Probate, i: 308). He was liv. dall (see 2). in 1705, she in 1717, neither named in s. 3 JOHN, Falmouth, Purpooduck, fisherman. Ebenezer's will. Ch. b. at Bradford: John, He wit. Cleeve to Phippen, 30 Oct. 1650; b. 14 Dec. 1688, had w. Charity. He depos. Y. D. 21: 22, has deed from C. to him 27 Oct. in June 1750 that he was b. at Bradford, 1650, 100 a. next Michael Mitton's, but mov. to Newingt. ±40 yrs. ago, to Somers­ neither he nor (6), who is consid. a br., is worth ±7 yrs. ago, and to Rochester ±4 yrs. seen again for several yrs. In 1667 he bot ago. Will 1761—1762. 10 ch. Nicholas, b. the Nicho. White planta. at Purpooduck. 28 Oct. (or Nov.) 1691, liv. in Dover where Robert Jordan succ. sued him for tresp. in John Hill's 50 a. gr. was laid out to him in 1659; he was given costs in ano. suit brot by 1715. See also Starbird. Wid. Rachel m. 2d Jordan in 1664. On joint bond with Joseph in 1719 Stephen Hawkins(8). Dau. Mar­ Phippen and Thomas Stanford 1661; he and WALLIS 716 WALLIS T. S. were Phippen's bondsm. 1663. Select­ poss. was John who m. in Glouc. 8 Jan. 1719 man 1674, 1680. A refugee in Salem and Patience Hodgkins and settled in Falm. (of Glouc. in the 1st war; in the next he retired Glouc. 1733; Y. D. 18: 84). Of Falm., in May to Glouc. and d. 13 Sept. 1690. Wid. Mary 1751, and again in Feb. 1770, ±68, he depos. and s. Josiah, with David Phippen ( ?her br.) ab. the fam. history, the fate of his mo. and as surety, gave bond 29 Mar. 1691. Lists others, and his own escape from the Ind. 212, 221, 222a, 223a, 225a, 228c, 232, 25, 27, Susannah b. at Glouc. 25 Aug. 1699, prob. k. 30. 34, 85. See also Maddiver(2), Norman with mo. By 2d w: Josiah. Samuel (fa.'s (2). In 1724 the heirs made a div., but leav­ exec.) ing House Isl. and 3 or 4 a. called Purpoo­ 6 NATHANIEL, shoreman, Falmouth, No. duck Point in common (Y. D. 11: 209-211). Yarm. (see 3), here by July 1657 (Y. D. Ch: Josiah, ag. 67 in Oct. 1730. Dorcas, m. 1: 83), bot the Thomas Wise planta. at Mar­ John Lane(5). James, weaver, Glouc, m. tin 's Point in 1660 and at No. Yarm. from Martha Stanford(2). This fam. evid. the Brays and John Cousins in 1672. Ag. escaped in the 1703 attack, altho he then ±52 in July 1683, and b. in co. Cornwall, Gt. had a ho. on Spring Point, as did his bros. Brit., by his death rec. Constable 1658; gr.j. Benjamin and Joseph. He depos. often ab. 1658, 1670, 1671; tr.j. 1666, 1667; fined for early Falm. Aged 62 in Oct. 1730, ±63 in non-appear. 1665. He had suits ag. Lawrence May 1733, near 70 in Apr. 1736, liv. in June Davis (trespass) and Edw. Pike (for pork) 1737. List 228c. See also Y. D. 14: 41. 7 ch. in 1666-7; appr. the Skilling est. 1667; on rec. at Beverly and Glouc 1693-1711. Daugh­ commit, to lay out a Scarb. highway 1669. ter, m. Matthew Paulling. Benjamin, m. 1st Lists 212, 214, 221, 222acd, 225a, 232, 25, 30, 23 Mar. 1695-6 Elizabeth Morgan of Bev. 34. See also Brown(23), Gale(l), Lewis(4), who was k. at Purpooduck with three ch. in Rand(5), Doc. Hist, vi: 454-5. In both wars Aug. 1703 (List 39); m. 2d 26 Dec. 1704 he retreated to Beverly and d. there 18 Oct. Sarah Sallows in Bev. where ch. Samuel and 1709, ±77. His will gave Me. lands to sons Elizabeth b. 1708-1711. In 1755 Andrew and I Caleb and Joshua and gr.sons John and Na Elizabeth Ellingham q.c. estates of her fa. thaniel. Wid. Margaret d. in Bev. 14 May Benjamin, uncle Joseph and aunt Susannah 1711, ±84. One Margaret wit. Jane Wad­ who was liv. unm. in 1724. Elizabeth, b. dock to Scammon in 1679 (Y. D. 3: 103). Glouc. 12 Sept. 1678, m. (int. Bev. 11 Aug. Ch: John, mar. Bridget Shepard(4), List 1700) Joseph Morgan(4). Rebecca, m. 1st at 214. Both were fined in Mar. 1674, the rec. in­ Bev. 23 Feb. 1703-4 John Graves and as R. dicating he was blind; ano. rec. of him, ag.22 Groves m. there 2d (int. 4 Sept. 1708) Joseph in 1678 (Essex Q. Ct. Rec. 7: 74) indicates Foster. Joseph (List 228c), m. in Bev. 13 he was not blind. Dead in 1720. 8 ch. rec Jan. 1701-2 Elizabeth Black who was re­ Salem 1675-1693. See also Y. D. 10: 193; 14: ported k. in 1703 (List 39), but was in 166. Bartholomew, d. in Bev. 17 Jan. 1676, Canada 1711 (List 99, p. 91) and redeemed ag. 19; List 223b. Caleb, m. 12 Dec. 1687 by July 1716 when her fa. deeded them land Sarah Stone in Bev. where 9 ch. rec. or bp. in Bev., partly in consid. of the great charge Joshua, m. 1 June 1691 Abial Conant in Bev. her husb. had lately been at to redeem her. where a dau. Mary was b. in 1694. A cord­ 4 JOHN, Shoals 1671, drank excessivelv. wainer of New Sherborn in 1734 when his s. John -Wallis- (Wells) took O. F. át Caleb, mariner of Salem, deeded land as his Wells in July 1670 (Me. P. & Ct. Rec. ii: atty. See Y. D. 17: 89; 18: 41. Nathaniel, 194). m. Anna Bich, int. 21 Mar. 1698 at Bev. 5 JOSIAH(3), eldest son, shoreman, went where 5 ch. rec. Mary, m. Ensign Samuel to Beverly during 2d war, then to Glouc, Pike(ll). and ret. to Purpooduck where his w. Mary 7 PETER, Shoals, fined in 1653 for swear­ (Stanford 2) and three ch. were reported k. ing, in 1661 drunk and fighting. In 1660 in 1703 (List 39). On 19 Dec, 1706 he m. a Henry Sherburne sued him for keeping his 2d w. Sarah in Glouc, where he contin. to boat at his landing. Of Smuttynose, he bot live. Lists 85, 228c. He deposed often (see on Hog Isl. in 1670. Lists 307b, 327a. Y. D. 14: 41); ag. ±66 in 1727, 67 in Oct. 8 WILLIAM(l), Little Harbor, m. 15 Dec. 1730, ±72 in 1734 when he depos. that his 1673 Jane Drake(5). In 1676, ag. ±28, he earliest memory was of Falm.; near 80 in worked in the woods with Henry Seavey; Aug. 1739. Will, 31 Dec. 1739 (d. Glouc. Mr. Stileman had told them to fell his bound 7 Feb. 1740-1, ag. 70 or 'uperward'), names tree. Constable 1694, 1695, 1697; assessor w. Sarah, 3 ch., and ch. of deed. dau. Mary. 1695, 1696; examiner 1698. Lists 313a, 315a Kn. ch: Mary, dau. of Josiah and -Eliza­ (2)b, 316(& son), 318c, 332b, 52, 57. In 1723 beth-, bp. at Bev. 25 Feb. 1693-4, m. Paul he deeded his est. to his s. Samuel who was Dolliver. Sarah, bp. with Mary, m. in Glouc. to pay Jane, w. of Stephen Lang(7), and 2 Feb. 1715-6 Jacob Sawyer who settl. in Sarah, w. of Joshua Foss(3). The s. Samuel, Falm. —hm, son, b. at Glouc. 23 Aug. 1696, m. Hannah Seavey(8) who was liv. in 1732. WALLIS 71T WALTON His will, 1 June—26 Aug. 1741, names 4 June 1639. Had inn-lie in Dover 1647 and sons, 2 daus., no wife, yet in 1746 his wid. moved down to Gt. Isl. by 1649 where he bot Deborah (Jordan 4), then w. of Henry Tre- Mosquito Neck from John Heard. His title fethen, brot suit for dower ag. the s. and was supplemented by a deed from Richard exec. Samuel. Appar. a s. William, Green­ Tucker 1664, but he had to defend it 1669. land, jr. in 1715, w. Martha by 1717, liv. 1762. Mtg. all his real-est., incl. two houses, inn, Ch. bp: Jean, 1716 (m. Mark Moses 1), two warehouse and wharves, to Henry Robie in Nathaniels, Martha and William, 1723-1729. 1662. Gr.j. 1659. Town gr. 1652. See Jones (2). Lists 52, 77b, 311ab, 312c, 313a, 323, WALTER, Walters. See also Waters. 325, 326a, 330ab, 331b, 352, 354a, 373. He 1 HENRY (Walters), Mr., wit. seisin to Mr. and w. Alice, ' one of the most godly women Richard Wharton at Pejepscot Fort, 1684. thereabouts' and poss. related to the Hiltons 2 JOHN (Walter, -s), Portsmouth, wit. with or the Waldrons, were convicted as Quakers Richard Stileman 1669-1670, sued John 1663-4. In 1680 he deeded the bulk of his Bickford for nursing his ch. in 1670. Ports­ prop, to s. Shadrach. The 'stone-throwing mouth town item 4 Dec. 1671: Expense on devil' case, a local sensation, had its setting the body of John -Waters-. Adm. on the est. in his inn in 1682. See ' Ancestry of Lydia of one John Walter, sometime of Monhegan, Harmon,' by W. G. Davis. Will, 14 Feb.— sometime of Damerell's Cove, dead ±4 yrs., 9 Mar. 1685-6, names w. Alice exec, and was gr. at the Eastward to George Burnett gives legacies to gr.ch. Ch: Abishag, m. Rob­ in 1674, List 15. But see Waters(2, 7). ert Taprill. Martha, m. Edward West(l). List 330b. Dorcas, m. Samuel Treworgy(6). 3 JOHN, Falmouth, List 225a. Wallis? Mary, ±32 in 1678, m. Samuel Robie(4). 4 LAWRENCE, List 75b. Waters? George, 22 in 1671, ship-master, d. bef. 14 5 THOMAS, mariner, Falmouth, at Salem in Aug. 1679 when his wid. Mary m. Samuel 1679, husb. of Hannah Gray, step-dau. Rand(5). Only kn. ch: Samuel, in gr.fa.'s of Capt. Nicholas Manning(8). Settler will. Lists 313ad, 331b. A ch., drowned 5 under Danforth at Falm., where in 1683 he May 1657. Shadrach b. ab. 1658. and John Edwards(4) bot 100 a. from Rich­ ard Seacomb and 12 a. from Leonard Slew. 2 *GEORGE(5), Esq., kept the inn in New­ Lists 225a, 229. In the war he went to Salem, castle in 1706, moved to Newington by then to Chariest, where w. Hannah joined 1715-6. Took bankrupt's oath 1717. New­ the Ch. 1692. In 1696 bef. York ct. for load­ castle town clerk 1704, Newington town ing his sloop on Sunday; see also Gooch(3). clerk 1717 and later, Rep. 1730—1741-2, J. P. Of Chariest. 1700 when he and Edwards div. 1745-6. Deeded the Newcastle est. to s. the Falm. land (Y. D. 12: 320, 363); both George in 1756. He d. Í3 Dec. 1769 in 89th later ent. an East. Claim. Sold in Chariest. yr. List 316. Will, 24 Sept. 1764—28 Mar. 1704. Of Boston in 1723, he depos. ab. Mr. 1770, names w. Frances Allen(13) and all John Bean, a Boston merch., hiring his sloop the ch: John, had the Newington lands. in 1716 to go to Arrowsic. Will, of Boston, Samuel, Somersworth, shopkeeper, m. 25 25 June—6 July 1724, names w. Hannah, s. May 1727 Elizabeth Pray(l). Will, 25 Oct. William (land at Casco Bay), gr.sons Her­ 1753—30 Jan. 1754. 9 ch. George, Ports­ bert, Wm. and John Walter. In Mar. 1732-3 mouth, shopkeeper, sold the Newcastle est. wid. Hannah of Boston, ±75, depos. ab. to Thomas Bell 21 Mar. 1766. His slaves, Falm. (Y. D. 15: 250). Adm. on her est. to s. Sabina and Sylvia, bp. 1741-2. He m. wid. Wm. 31 Oct. 1734. Ch. bp. at Salem 10 Nov. Temperance (Bickford) Underwood. Would 1689: Elizabeth. Thomas. Weltheah, m. in seem to have been the G. W., ag. 78, con­ 1701 Jeremiah Snow of Chariest., d. 11 Apr. fined to bed in Portsm. alms-ho. bef. 1781, 1704, ag. 20 yrs. 8 mos. William, mariner, and his w. the Mrs. W. who d. in Kittery in Boston, apprent. of Thomas Rand of Charles­ her 93d yr. (newspaper of 16 Dee 1786). town 1693, York wit. 1714, m. 1st at Reading Shadrach Durham, joiner. Frances, bp. 8 Jan. 1701-2 Sarah Herbert (s. Herbert, b. Newington 22 Jan. 1715-6; d. bef. her fa. 21 Sept. 1702, m. 2d Mary Harris 11; see also Elizabeth, m. 27 Oct. 1734 William Hoit of Jones 4). One or more wives succ. Sarah; Berwick. his ch. by 2d w. (Loise Adams, m. in 1705) 3 HENRY, soldier at Pemaquid 1689. List incl. Welthean, Abigail, Wm., John. See also 126. (2), Y. D. 15: 207. 4 JOHN, Damariscove. List 8. 6 WILLIAM, List 15, see Waters. 5 COL. JSHADRACH(l), Newcastle, 20 in 1677,83in 1741,carried on his fa.'s tavern WALTON, usually from north of England. and business interests, but is notable for his 1 GEORGE, Great Island, tailor, vintner military career. Ensign 1691, Capt. at Fort and inn-keeper, ±70 in 1685, first found Wm. and Mary bef. 1694,Maj. at Port Royal in Boston ct. for swearing 4 Dec. 1638, but in in 1707 and Col. of the N. H. Forces there at its Exeter in time to sign the combination 5 fall in 1710. Commander of New Eng. forces WALTON 718 WARD in eastern Me. from 1720 until his resigna­ many leading R. I. merchants and governors, tion in Jan. 1722-3 after heated controversy his ch. inch, by w. Elizabeth: Gov. William in' the Mass. House in which he was support­ of R. I., b. 1670, and Gov. John of R. I., b. ed by the Gov. and Council. Selectman 1672, who m. Mary Stover(5), altho he for­ (Portsm.) 1688-1692; Judge of Ct. of Com. bade the ints. pub. at Boston 15 Nov. 1695. Pleas 1695-1698, 1716-1737; Judge of Su­ Ano. s. Michael (by w. Mary), b. 1679, and preme Ct. 1698-1699; Councillor 1716-1733 of Scit., was one of the execs, named in will and Pres. of Council in the latter yr. Lists of Mrs. Elizabeth Stover(5). See also Hist, 52, 55b, 57, 58, 65, 66, 315abc, 316, 319, 324 of York ii: 27 (which says he had a kins­ (2). He m. Mary Nutter(l) who was taxed man in Saco), Deane's Scituate, and Arn­ as Madam W. in 1752. He d. 3 Oct. 1741. old's Gen. Diet, of R. I. Will, 5 Dec. 1737—28 July 1742. Ch., order unkn: Shadrach, d. bef. 1737, s.p. George. WARD, from a ward or keeper. General in Elizabeth m. Henry Keyes(3), d. Portsm. 9 Eng. except in extreme north and a few Sept. 1769 in 83d yr. Abigail, m. Pierse Long, southern counties. Esq., wealthy merchant of Irish birth, dele­ gate to Continental Congress and Constitu­ 1 EDMUND, Scarb. propr. and proprs.' tional Convention; parents of Mary, w. of clerk 1720. List 239b. Ipswich 1722 Col. Tobias Lear. Sarah, m. Sampson (Y. D. 11: 264). In 1734, of Scarb., he depos. Sheafe(3 jr.). Mary, m. (Jacob?) Randall that in 1717 he and the Seaveys built a ho. at (4 jr.). Benjamin, H. C. 1729, Portsm. Latin Dunstan for John Milliken. School master, m. Mary Jackson (Joseph 20) 2 EIEAZER, a Wells soldier 1693-4 credited who m. 2d after 1742 Mark Nelson(2). 4 ch. to Cambridge. List 267b. One E. was a Walwin, see Wallen. Berw. wit. 1710, taxed there 1713, but not in 1719. In York ct. for swearing 1714. WANNERTON, Capt. Thomas, gent., Str. 3 REV. JOHN, minister at Agamenticus and Bank, here in 1633 in charge of Gorges' s. of Rev. Nathaniel of Ipswich. Called to and Mason's ho. at Piscataqua, and later the Maine settlement by Dec. 1640, he and traded along the coast, wherever drink was two companions, Rev. Mr. Peters and Rev. easily got, Judge Savage said. In 1635 when Mr. Dalton, on way there from Piscataqua trying to collect Henry Way's debt from in Apr. 1641, "were lost two days and a night John Holland(3), he expressed an opinion of in the woods. Col. Banks says he had left by the Bay rogues. Sued by Mr. Abraham Shurt Mar. 1642 (see Hist, of York ii: 119). Long in 1637 and sued Robert Purington in 1641. minister at Haverh., where he and w. Alice Named comr. at Piscataqua by Mass. in (Edmunds) had daus: Elizabeth, b. 1647, m. 1641; assistant to the magistrates 1642, and Nathaniel Saltonstall. Mary, b. 1649, m. commis. to seize powder from those trading Rev. Benjamin Woodbridge(l). with the Ind. Lists 41(2), 84, 323. See also 4 JOHN, taxed Island side of Newcastle Goddard(3), Knight(18), Lewis(12), Mat- 1720. thews(5). He was k. in the summer of 1644 5 RICHARD, Portsmouth, m. in Wells 24 leading an attack of La Tour's forces Aug. 1710 Priscilla Littlefield(17) who against D'Aubnay's Penobscot farm, and was at Moses Paul's ho. in Portsm. in 1713. the several mortgagees started litigation York wit. 1717, rated to Portsm. So. Ch. over his property (See Suff. D. i: 52; Mass. 1717, taxed Greenland 1719, Portsm. prison Col. Rec. i: 150, 168, 231). In 1643 he had keeper 1724, sold Dover prop, in 1733, and been fined at Str. Bk. for striking his w. figured in law-suits to 1743. She was a wid. (Ann) with a stool. She m. 2d Thomas Wil­ in 1748. Ch. incl: Nahum, Portsm. mariner liams (33) and was liv. 1671 when they brot 1747. Miriam, m. Paul Sherburne, Portsm. a suit for dower ag. Richard Cutts. mariner, his admx. 7 July 1748, and d. bef. WANTON, Edward, York, in Nov. 1651 bot 30 Nov. 1748 when adm. on his est. was gr. to land on Cape Neddick River he was then mo.-in-law Priscilla Ward. And appar. a clearing and sold it in Nov. 1657 to br.-in- dau. Priscilla (see N. H. Prob. 3: 578). law John Smith who had been in poss. sev­ 6 ROBERT, fisherman, mariner, Portsmouth, eral yrs. By trad, he came from London with m. 11 Nov. 1713 Sarah Ball(7). He bot his mo. at age of 19. Lists 273, 275, 276. A in Portsm. from John Davis in 1714, bot Boston shipwright 1658; resident in Scitu­ Fernald Isl. with bldgs. from Richard Web­ ate 1661 (Deane), altho ch. were rec. at Bos­ ber 1717, beat Edw. Phillips in 1719, was ton 1658-1664. A Quaker at Scituate. There sued in 1722 by Thomas Cole of Kit., whom he depos. in Apr. 1716, ag. 84, that ±64 yrs. he had accus. of stealing corn from his sloop, ago he dwelt at Wells and that John Smith and in 1723 mortg., and then sold, Webber took divers of his cattle to keep at halves. Island. Wife Sarah rec. into So. Ch. 1718. He d. 17 Oct. 1716 in 85th yr.; will. Through Both of Boston 1730 when they q.c. as Ball ch. by wives Elizabeth and Mary rec. at Bos­ heirs. The Barr. right of R. W., late of Ports­ ton and Scit. 1658-1686, he was ancestor of mouth, ment. 1745. List 339. Ch. appear: WARD 719 WARDWELL Bobert, bp. 15 Aug. 1714 (No. Ch.), wit. par­ 1717-8, ag. 72). Ch., of Boston, the 1st and ents' deed 1730. Sarah, bp. 5 Mar. 1720-1 last unrec, but probable: John, bur. from (So. Ch.). Christ Ch., Boston, 8 June 1732, ag. 45. One 7 SAMUEL? (—well), Portsmouth, taxed J. m. Katherine Hutchins in Boston 17 Feb. for Mill Dam 7 May 1707. See (8). 1723. Thomas, b. Scituate 11 Jan. 1690-1, 8 SARAH, Portsmouth, see Deverson(l). d. 1747-8. First w. Anna. Will names w. Mrs. Ward taxed for Mill Dam Jan. 1711- Mary, dau. Anna; 10 or 11 ch. d.y. Eliza­ 2, 1713. See (7). beth b. Scit. 5 Mar. 1692-3. Francis, b. Scit. 9 THOMAS, weaver, Hampton, a young man 22 Sept. 1695, ho. carpenter, Boston, m. 1st receiving a lot the first yr. He prob. liv. 23 Dec. 1718 Elizabeth Crowell, and had 2d first on the north side of the Exeter road, w. Sarah. Will, 1765—1766. 6 ch. Samuel, moving to a lot on the road from the Meet- b. Scit. 28 May 1698, m. 7 July 1720 Sarah ing-ho. Green to the Palls, bot from Lt. How­ Davis; ch. Buth adm. to First Ch., Boston, ard. Selectman eight times 1650-1672. Lists 26 June 1720. 391a, 392ab, 393ab(2), 394, 396, 49. His Wardhackines, Edward, boatswain 1657 (Y. wife, List 393a, wid., List 52. See also Ful- D. 1: 61). ler(l). Called 'loving br.' in will of Samuel Fogg(4). Will, 18 June 1678 (inv. 27 July WARDWELL, found in various Lincoln­ 1680), names w. Margaret (Shaw 13) and shire parishes, incl. Alford. One Thomas, ch: Elizabeth, b. 10 Dec. 1651, m. John an excommun. person, was bur. at Louthe in Mason(7). Mary, m. John Dearborn(3). that co. in 1631. Hannah, b. 29 Dec. 1655, m. Lt. Joseph Swett 1 ELIAKrM(2), Hampton, wit. with John (5). Thomas, b. 3 Jan. 1666-7. Wheelwright in 1654 and was willed 10 CAPT. THOMAS(9), Hampton, liv. on mVich by Jeffrey Mingay in 1658. He m. 17 the homestead. Jury 1693. Lists 52, 399a. Oct. 1659 Lydia Perkins(9), and the same Will, 27 Dec. 1738 (d. 15 Mar. 1743), names yr., with Nathl. Weare(6), bot Hampt. prop, w. Sarah (d. 23 Dec. 1763), 5 ch., 2 gr.ch. Ch: from Thomas Kimball. As Quakers he and Thomas, Hampton Falls, b. 9 Jan. 1692, m. w. encountered trouble and made a new Eachel Sanborn (Nathl. 2) and d. bef. fa., home in New Jersey af t.he was fined in 1662 whose will names his ch. Daniel and Eachel, for abs. from meeting 26 days, both fined in but not Jeremiah, the oldest. Abel, b. 1 Jan. 1663 for abs. 20 days and she ord. whipped 1694, m. 23 Oct. 1724 Mary Melcher of in May 1663 for going into Newb. meet.-ho. Hampt. F., where he liv. 9 ch. Noah, b. 16 naked. Evid. he was at Hampt. in Oct. 1663, May 1696, had the homestead. He d. 5 June called sometime of Hampt. 1669, at Shrews­ 1774; wid. Sarah, appar. dau. of Ruth Shaw bury, N. J., 1670. Monette's 'First Settlers (2), d. 3 Nov. 1788. 2 ch. rec. 1728-1734: of Piscataway and Woodbridge', 5: 873; 6: Noah (d.y.), Cotton. Shadrach, b. 22 Oct. 1232, names ch: Joseph (b. at Hampt. 29 1699. Will, of Kensington, 27 Sept. 1746— Dec 1660), William, Margaret (b. at Hampt. 25 May 1748, names w. Margaret, 4 sons, 2 23 May 1664), Elizabeth Esther, Lydia, daus. Sarah b. 20 May 1702, m. a Sleeper. Mary, Meribah, Patience, Eliakim. Margaret, b. 2 July 1705, m. Samuel Locke 2 THOMAS, shoemaker, Boston, Exeter, (1). Mary, b. 14 Sept. 1707, d. unm. 4 Mar. consid. br. of (3), was adm. to Boston 1736. Ch. 9 Nov. 1634, made freeman 4 Mar. 1634- 11 CAPT. , at Monhegan in the -Sam­ 5. Disarmed in 1637, he went to Ex. with son- 1619, fishing (Register 31: 397). Wheelwright adherents, was dism. to Ex. 12 ( )MS, Saco 1661. List 244d. Ch. 6 Jan. 1638-9 and signed their combina­ 13 , butcher, taxed Portsmouth (the tion. Sergeant; com.t.e.s.c. 1643. Lists 373, Bank) 1713. 374a, 376a. He ret. to Boston and d. there 10 Dec 1646. Wife Elizabeth. Ch., rec. at WARDEN. Boston: Eliakim (poss. only one), b. Nov. 1 (ANTHO.?), List 226. -1635- (bp. 23 Nov. -1634-). Martha, b. Aug. 2 THOMAS, Pemaquid, taxed 1687 for a 1637. Benjamin, b. Feb. 1639-40, soldier colt and lands, m. Mary Johnson(12), under Scottow (List 237b), O. A. at Boston and fled from the Ind. to Scituate where he 11 Nov. 1678. Samuel, b. 16 May 1643, m. at liv. 1690-1698+. Late of New Harbor, he ent. Andover 9 Jan. 1672 Sarah (Hooper) an East. Cl. for 100 a. betw. Arthur Neale Hawkes. He was hanged for witchcraft 22 and Wm. Case, on w. side of Long Creek, 50 Sept. 1692 and prop, confiscated. She was a. adj. George Slater and 20 a. meadow, condemned, but not executed, and sentence under Dongan patent 13 Sept. 1686. His wife revoked in 1703. 6 ch., perh. not all, rec at d. by 1716 when her sis. claimed Johnson Andover 1673-1691: Marcy (by town rec, lands for self and the Warden ch. T. W. d. Mary by ct. rec), Elizabeth, Samuel, Wil­ in Boston 30 Sept. 1730, ag. 78 (Granary B. liam, Eliakim, Bebecca. The s. Eliakim, b. Gr.). (One Mary W., wid. d. there 1 Jan. 17 Aug. 1687, m. (ct. Oct. 1710) Euth Brag- WARDWELL 720 WARREN don(5) and was gr. 20 a. at York in 1714-5. found in early Me. or N. H., altho it be­ Will, 7 Mar. 1749—16 Oct. 1753, names w. came the 60th commonest name in N. E. One Buth (liv. 1754) and 8 of 11 ch., all rec. at T. was fined for fighting in Mass. ct. 1639. York except the 2d eh. Abigail, rec. at An­ The Me. Thomas was here by 1647 when dover in 1715. List 269. Judge Savage evid. James Woodward had worked for him. Sued noted a Joseph Wardwell at Lynn in 1669 by Ambrose L ane in Dover ct. 1651 and de­ and Mr. Monette reported a Joseph at faulted. The same yr. his w. Katherine went Shrewsbury, N. J., in 1670. with an eloping party from Winter Harbor 3 WILLIAM, Boston, Exeter, Wells, adm. to Barnstable. In 1655 he was imprisoned on to Boston Ch. 9 Feb. 1633-4 as Mr. Ed­ a false charge of murder (see Bedding 1), mund Quincy's servant, m. a wife Alice, the Mass. Genl. Ct. later allowing him £5 for was disarmed in 1637 and dism. to Ex. Ch. his suffering (suggesting that he look to with (2). Wells Oct. 1649 (lie. retailer)— Bedding for further redress) and exonerat­ Mar. 1656-7. 0. A. to Mass. at W. 5 July ing Eichard Hitchcock who issued the hue 1653, altho the day bef. when called to come and cry ag. him. Lists 111, 252, 253. See also in and answer his name, he refused and con­ List 255. Drowned on a fishing voyage; adm. temptuously turned his back on the ct. In gr. to Morgan Howell in July 1660 and re­ 1654 he refused to subscr. for the college as voked, as Mr. Eichard Bussell and Mr. not an ordinance of God. Lists 373, 376a, George Corwin had taken adm. for the credi­ 72, 252, .261-263. See also Gross(l); Doc. tors in Suff. ct. Inv. 23 Apr. 1660, called 'of Hist, iv: 74, 75, 78. Despite his dislike of Boston,' where the only kn. ch. Thomas, was Mass., he rèt. to Boston, m. 2d 5 Dec. 1657 b. 24 Dec 1658. Wid. Katherine m. John wid. Elizabeth Gillett (form. wid. Perry) Searle there 26 Nov. 1661. A deed 1661 re­ and by mar. contract agreed to bring up her cites the John Littlefield homestead had dau. Hannah, ag. 2, for half the Gillett ho. been bot by him from Thomas Warriner, (Beg. 12: 275). Lie. at Boston. 'Descend­ deceased. ants of Henry Bust,' p. 22, has his will, 18— 30 Apr. 1670, naming w. Elizabeth, her daus. Hannah G.and Deborah and his 6 ch., friends WARREN, became 83d commonest name James Everell and Wm. Bartholomew over­ in N. E. seers, s. Uzal exec. The wid. was lie. alone 1 GLLBEET(4), Berwick, m. Sarah (Emery to 1691 when her dau. Deborah (Perry) 2) Thompson. Prob. the Wells soldier Mann was also included. 'Mis Wardel an credited to Haverhill in 1693-4. Lists 267b, antient widow' d. 12 Feb. 1697. Ch. rec. Bos­ 290, 296, 298. Adm. to So. Berw. Ch. 1725. ton: Meribah, b. 14 May (bp. 25 June) 1637, He gave his age as ±69 in Oct. 1725, ±73 in m. Francis Littlefield(Í2). Usal, carpenter, 1730, and also 76 in June 1730, when he de­ b. 7 Apr. 1639, m. 1st Mary (Kinsman) Binge pos. that he had kn. Plaisted meadow over 3 May 1664 in Ipsw. where ch. rec. 1665- 60 yrs. Will, senior, husbandman, 2 Apr. 1677: Abigail, Hannah, Alice, Mary. Salem 1728—17 Apr. 1733, names w. Sarah, s.-in- constable 1681, taxed there 1683, ch. rec. at law (step-son) John Thompson, 2 eh. In Bristol, B. I., 1684-1693. Will, of Bristol, 10 Feb. 1744-5 wid. Sarah deeded of 10 a. Jan. 1728—7 Sept. 1732, names w. Grace, 6 adj. Benjamin Nason to dau. Jane. Ch: mar. daus., 5 sons; see E. I. Hist. Soc. Jane, m. 11 Dec. 1718 John Stockbridge. Col., 5: 89. Elihu, bp. 5 Dec. 1641, Elihu, b. Margaret, m. Wm. Hearl (5 jr.). Nov. 1642, poss. the same and error in dates. 2 HUGH. See Oakman(5). Wells wit. 1662 (Y. D. 1: 128), m. in Ipsw. 3 HON. HUMPHREY, Boston merchant, m. 26 May 1665 Elizabeth Wade (Col. Jona­ by 1674 Mrs. Mehitabel (Clarke 54) than), depos. there in June 1681, ±38. Ch. Downes. In June 1674 he contracted with at Ipsw: Elizabeth (1666), Elihu (1668), Major Phillips to collect the rents from all Prudence (1670), Jonathan (1672), Susanna fishermen on stages on Parker's Neck, ex­ (1684), John (unrec, d. in 1688), and prob. cept Ealph Tristram's. In 1675 among those several others; see Adams(6), Storer(l); who succes, pet. for a large gr. above Saco. Wyman's Charlestown, ii: 995. Mary, bp. 14 Sued Henry Williams for debt in Wells ct. Apr. 1644, ±9 days old, m. Nathl. Bust of 1676, Bichard More jr. in Suff. ct. 1677. List Ipsw. Leah b. -7- (bp. -6-) Dec. 1646, m. 236. Adm. in Suff. ct. 20 Dec. 1680 to the Wm. Tower of Boston. Eachel (presum. by wid. and Capt. Elisha Hutchinson; inv. incl. 1st w.), named in fa.'s will, unmar. By 2d land and a wareho. at Winter Harbor; debts w: Abigail, b. 24 Apr. 1660, d. 23 Aug. 'which we hope some time to receive' £321; 1661. debts of fishermen and others, little worth, many of them left by Mr. Downes, £1623. Wareham, , Capt., List 90. See also (6). In Kittery et., 1695, Mehitabel WARNER, Thomas (also Warriner), fisher­ W. et al. sued Joshua Downing for 5 a. betw. man, Cape Porpus, the only Warner Watts Fort and Franks Fort. She d. in Bos- WARREN 721 WARREN ton 20 July 1701, and E. Hutchinson claimed Squamscott bounds 1668. Selectman 1655, Scarb. land adj. John McKenney for self and 1657; j. 1663. In Oct. 1668 the town sued him her heirs. List 188. and John Folsom as bondsm. for Mary Fol­ 4 JAMES, Kittery (par. of Unity), prob. a som, sr. Of Boston in 1673 when he sold his Scotch prisoner, had land laid out on so. int. in an Ex. mill. Lists 376b, 377, 379. See side of John Taylor's lot' by the water side,' also Foss(l). He m. 1st 21 Oct. 1650 Deborah in July 1656. Constable lè64; j. 1665, gr.j. Wilson(lO) who d. 26 June 1668; m. 2d wid. 1666, cor.j. 1668. In 1670 his w. Margaret Elizabeth Coombs(5) and took adm. on her (called a native of Ireland) and other Scots est. in Jan. 1671-2. Will, 10—31 July 1677, were admon. for using profane speeches, gives to 3d w. Elizabeth to bring up her ch. Divil-a-bit, &c; in 1674 he was bound to Nathaniel and Abigail, acc. to pre-nupt. good behav. and disciplined for abetting contract (or, by ano. abstract, 'my s. Na­ Bichard Gibson(3). Lists 288, 298. See also thaniel and Abigail'), to sons Joshua and James Barrow, who was sick at his ho. bef. Thomas, and 'the rest of my ch.' She m. going to Gowen's. In Mar. 1700-1 he deeded successively, Samuel Sendall, John Hay- 40 a. near York Bridge, laid out 17 Mar. ward, Phineas Wilson of Hartford. Her will, 1698-9, to s. Gilbert, he to pay 30 sh. yearly 5 Jan. 1724-5—Aug. 1727, gives to dau. Abi­ to fa. or mo. as long as either liv. Upward gail and ch., dau. Warren of Boston and her of 80, he depos. in Sept. 1702 that he had liv. s. Thomas, dau. Mary -Bird- of Hingham, in upper Kit. near 50 yrs. Will, 9 Dec. 1700— and many others, several called 'daughter' 15 Dec. 1702, names w. Margaret, 4 ch., gr.s. and poss. one or more a Warren. See Early James Staekpole, gr.dau. Jane Grant. Her Conn. Prob. Eecords, Hartford District, ii: will, very aged, 13 Dec. 1712—15 Oct. 1713. 619-624. Kn. ch. by 1st w: Joshua; his fa. Ch: Gilbert, b. ±1656-7. Margaret, m. James willed him 'the engine I cut tobacco with.' Staekpole. Grizel (or Magdeline, List 99, Thomas, as 'jr.' had an Ex. gr. in 1664, List pp. 123, 126), b. 24 Feb. 1661-2 (Catholic 376b. T. W. an Ex. abuttor 1680-1697. Mary, rec.) m. 1st Bichard Otis(l), m. 2d Philip m. 24 Dec. 1685 John Burr of Hingham, Bobitaile; not named in mo.'s will. Jane, where she d. 26 July 1742, ag. 77. By 2d w: m. Wm. Grant(17), not named in either will. Nathaniel, b. in Boston 27 May 1670. His James. mo. willed to her ch: Sarah Barlow, Eliza­ beth and Mary Coombs, Nathl. W. In 1685 5 JAMES (4), Berwick, accus. by Elizabeth their uncle Joseph Boyal(3), gave bond as Gattensby(l) in Mar. 1689-90, but m. (ct. gdn. of Mary and Nathl.; the inv. incl. Win­ 1 Nov. 1692) Mary Fost(l). Surv. high­ ter Harbor land and wareho. and debts of ways and fences 1692-3, 1698-9; constable fishermen and others, many of them left by 1693-4; gr.j. 1695, 1702 (foreman); select­ Mr. Downes (see Warren 3). By 3d w: Abi­ man 1696-1698; auditing commit. 1696-1699; gail, b. in Boston 10 May 1676, m. 1st ±1693 on commit, to divide Kit. from Berw. lands Bichard Lord, m. 2d by 1716, Bev. Timothy Feb. 1713-4. Lists 289, 296, 298, 38. Adm. to Woodbridge, both men of Hartford. John, wid. Mary 6 July 1725. She depos. in 1734, b. in Boston 10 Feb. 1677, not in will of any ag. 67, that it was 44 yrs. since she first knew step-fa., tho two of them named his sis. Abi­ the Lovering ho. at Quamphegan; in June gail. 1750, ag. 84, she depos. ab. early Chad- bournes. Ch: Mary, b. 23 Feb. 1692, wit. 7 EICHARD, Monhegan 1672, O. A. 1674. John Key's will 13 Apr. 1710. Margaret, b. In 1676 Wm. Waldron hired E. W. and 5 Nov. 1694, m. Nathl. Heard(ll). James, his boat to go from Monhegan to Damaris- b. 8 June 1698, m. Mary Goodwin (Moses 4). cove. E. W., who wit. Thomas Burrage of 'Old Kittery' names 9 prob. ch., not incl. the Falm. to Sylvanus Davis 10 Feb. 1685-6, was dau. Mary who m. John Field(5 jr.). Bachel, perh. a younger man and s. of (10). Lists b. 26 Aug. 1700, d. 13 Sept. 1703. Gilbert, b. 15, 225a. 30 Apr. 1703, liv. in Berw. with w. Abigail 8 THOMAS?, senior at Exeter, when Thom- who surv. him. Quaker. Will, 1755—1755. as(6) was junior, in 1664? 8 ch., incl. Alden. John, b. 16 Dee. 1705, m. 9 WALTEE, blacksmith, Portsmouth, m. in Mary Heard(ll). List 298. Will proved Jan. Nov. 1714 Joanna Elliott (4), owned 1769. 8 ch. Portsm. land in 1718. He endorsed a note 6 JOHN, planter, eordmaker, Exeter by 22 for John Boberts of Portsm. in 1718; bonds­ Apr. 1649 and gr. 5 a. in 1650. Sued man for Elizabeth (Barnwell) (Cutts) Bry­ John Cass, John Garland, and Humphrey an of Portsm. in 1725. List 339. Will, 27 Wilson (for a debt due from Mr. John Le­ Oct. 1736—26 Jan. 1742-3 (inv. £668); w. gate), 1653-1664, and was summonsed in Joanna and ch: George, blacksmith, m. 24 1661 for felling trees on the Shrewsbury June 1736 Martha Noble. John. Walter, men's divisions. On committee to lay out blacksmith, liv. 1748. Amos. county way betw. Ex. and Hampt. 1661, WARREN 722 WATERHOUSE 10 WILLIAM, bound over in York ct. 1663, ner, m. 1st 15 Jan. 1737-8 Hannah Bickford forfeiture of bond to Mr. Walter Lapp. (10), m. 2d Deborah (Leighton) Collins, wid. In Oct. 1671 Saco gr. him a lot S.E. of Peter of Capt. Wm. She adm. his est. 30 July Henderson, 12 a. His wife seated in Ch. 1746. l + 2ch. there 1674, List 246. In June 1688 he ack. 3 SAMUEL(l), Portsm., cordwainer, bot judgm., £27, to Sylvanus Davis, his bonds­ ho. and lot from Richard Webber, 1700. men, John Holman, Richard Powsland, Served at Fort Wm. and Mary, 1708. Sub­ Richard Hunnewell. Presum. fa. of Mary, scribed to Mr. Emerson's salary, 1713. Had in Boston in Sept. 1684 going to Piscataqua. w. Sarah in 1700 and m. 2d after 1702 wid. She had come in a boat with Francis Back- Sarah Libby(6) who was poss. S.W., ±29, away without the knowl. of her fa. and mo. who test, in Martha Sloper's case in Nov. who liv. in Casco. See also (7). 1707 and who o.c and was bp. in No. Ch. 11 SIR WILLIAM, List 48. 1707-8. He d. bef. 14 Aug. 1732 when the 12 WILLIAM, Portsmouth, from Devon­ wid. sold his Barrington right. Four ch. shire; List 339. See Bretton. conveyed his Portsm. real-estate to Jotham Warwick, Warrick, see Waddock. Odiorne 27 Feb. 1746-7. Lists 331c, 339. Ch., Washford, James, sailor 1684, List 314. prob. three by each w: Capt. Samuel, Bos­ Washington, Margaret, Portsmouth 1661, ton, mariner, m. 1st 7 Oct. 1724 Rachel List 330b. See Mattoon. Young who d. 23 Jan. 1726-7, ag. 22 (Copp's Wastill, see Westall. Hill); m. 2d 7 May 1728 Mary Berry; m. 3d Watels?, Will, Wells soldier. List 267b. 20 Oct. 1741 Elizabeth Stoddard who was app. adm. 6 June 1751. 1 + 4 + 2 ch. William, WATERHOUSE, primarily a Yorkshire cordwainer and school-teacher, Portsm. until name, but found in eastern counties to 1730, Berwick 1731, moved to Arundel 1742, London. finally Georgetown where he d. bef. 23 Dec. 1 RICHARD, Portsmouth, tanner, first at 1767 when his 2d w. Mary was app. adm. He Boston 1669-1671, m. 1st Portsm. 29 June had m. 1st Newington 4 July 1726 Sarah 1672 wid. Sarah (Fernald 2) Lyde and liv. Walker(4). List 298. 5 ch. Elizabeth, m. on her prop, on Doctor's Isl. Gr.j. 1682-3, 1st John Sargent(l), m. 2d Robert Hart(6). 1688, 1695, 1696; j. 1682-3, 1684; signed pet. John, Boston, peruke-maker, m. 16 Oct. 1733 ag. CranPeld 1685. Lists 52, 54, 55b, 57, 68, Anne Gee who m. 2d 1 Sept. 1747 Uriel Rea; 98, 329, 330de, 331b, 335a (and w.), 337. A d. 1 Jan. 1746-7. 2 sons. Jacob, bp. 14 Sept. fine penman. Deeded to sons Samuel and 1712, and Nathaniel, bp. 24 Apr. 1715, d.y. Timothy, 1700. See Clark(8). He m. 2d 4 TIMOTHY(l), Portsm., tanner and cord­ Hampton 3 Dec. 1701 Mary Swett(l), who wainer, received in 1700 from his parents was rec. into So. Ch. 3 June 1716. Will, 14 his mo. 's land at Pulpit Reach which she had Mar. 1717-8—23 July 1718, left small est. to as her Lyde dower. Sold Doctor's Isl. to wid. Mary, exec, and sons: Richard, b. 19 Joshua Pierce in 1735. He m. Jan. 1700 Apr. 1674. Samuel, b. 9 May 1676. Timothy. Ruth Moses(l) who o.c. and was bp. in the 2 RICHARD(1), Portsm., sea-capt., liv. on No. Ch. in 1707-8, and who m. 2d Joseph Doctor's Tsl. in 1703 but in 1709 bot ho. Mead(2) and 3d Thomas Skinner. Lists and land on Pickering's Neck. Owned brig­ 67, 339. Will, 3 June—28 Dec. 1748, named antine -Dove- in 1707. Served at Fort Wm. 9 liv. ch., 4 having d. in infancy: Timothy, and Mary, 1708. Subscribed to Mr. Emer­ bp. with next two 25 July 1708, d.y. Mar­ son's salary, 1713. See Bryant(7). His 1st garet, m. Samuel Brewster(2). Mary, m. 10 w. Sarah, who owned cov. 1710, was liv. 1728. July 1728 or 1729 John Spinney(l jr.). Ruth, He m. 2d Elizabeth (Kennard 1) (Furber) bp. 18 June 1710, m. 1st 18 Jan. 1727-8 John Ditty who m. 4th Moses Dam(3). Lists 330d, Gaines, m. 2d James Nudd. Joseph b. 11 334a, 339. Adm. on his est. gr. to his s. Capt. Apr. 1711, Scarboro, m. 1st 12 June 1735 Samuel 25 June 1731. Ch. by 1st w: Richard, Mary Libby, m. 2d 10 Feb. 1757 wid. Rachel bp. with next two 23 July 1710, d. bef. 1744 (Norman) Smith. 12 + 3 ch. *Timothy, Esq., s.p. Capt. Samuel, mariner and shop-keeper, Newport, Rhode Island, cabinet-maker, Dep­ m. 1st Elizabeth Pierce (see Langdon 2) who uty 1781, Justice of Ct. of Com. Pleas 1781- d. 1736, ag. 29; m. 2d bef. 28 Nov. 1739 Deb­ 1791; m. 11 May 1738 Hannah Proud; d. 20 orah (Shackford) Sumner who m. 3d John Mar. 1792; 8 ch., incl. Dr. Benjamin, M.D. Ayers. One Capt. W. brot Irish emigrants (Leyden) 1780, M.D. (Harvard) 1786. Sarah, to Portsm. in Oct. 1732. He d. 1 Jan. 1744-5, bp. 9 June 1717, m. Capt. Zachariah Foss(8 ag. 38 (Point of Graves). Will, 26 Dec jr.). Elizabeth, bp. 19 Apr. 1719, m. William 1744—30 Jan. 1744-5 (inv. £3901), names w. Ham (John). John, b. 15 May 1721, Barring- and daus. Elizabeth and Sarah (m. John ton; m. Alice Babb who d. 26 Nov. 1795; he Titcomb of Dover). Hannah was wid. Scott d. 19 Aug. 1797. 11 ch. Lydia, m. 1st 23 Aug. of Hampton when she q.c. to br. Samuel in 1747 Capt. Spencer Colby; m. 2d 24 Feb. 1751 1744. Capt. Arthur, bp. 16 Aug. 1711, mari­ Capt. Ephraim Dennett, m. 3d Hon. John WATERHOUSE 723 WATSON Plummer. George Walker, bp. 2 May 1725, from where the fam. was driven off, and d.y. after the war his aunt Mary Sellman sent for him to come and live with them; he was WATERS. See also Walters, two names then ag. 5 and liv. on the isl. until ±15. One which can cause confusion and error. Wm. of Boston, weaver, in will, 1749—1757, 1 DANIEL, Killingly, Conn., sold Falm. named w. Rebecca and ch: William (unduti- land which his wid. Mary of Sturbridge, ful to parents), Rebecca Wimble, deed., Abi­ Mass., q.c. to six in K., S. and Brimfield, gail Walcott, Seward Waters. Eleanor. One 1755. E. m. Robert Grandee in Boston in 1707. 2 JOHN, fisherman, Kittery, dead in 1674- 1676 when Thomas Withers gave the deed WATKINS. for 8 a. on so. side of Spruce Creek adj. Alex­ 1 JOHN, mariner, Kittery. Adm. 1 Feb. ander Jones' land which had been sold to 1707-8 to Capt. John Frost of Newcastle. Waters in 1651. Dau. Mary, appar. m. 1st Presum. fa. of Capt. John, Newc, m. 26 Mar. Cornelius Jones(7), m. 2d Henry Benson(l). 1719 Dorothy Pepperell (Col. Wm.) who was In 1688 Jones was liv. on land 'commonly gr. adm. 16 Sept. 1723. D. W. and two of her called Joseph Waters' land,' Joseph poss. a three sons were named in her fa.'s will 1733; son, but more likely error for John. See also she m. 2d bef. 1 Jan. 1739-40 Hon. Joseph Walter(2). Newmarch. 3 NATHANIEL, Capt., wit. delivery of the 2 THOMAS, Kennebec, was of Boston when Vines patent 25 June 1630. List 10? he had Ind. deed of High Head west of 4 EICHARD, Falmouth wit. 1657 (Y. D. 1: Merry Meeting, in 1661. In 1664 he depos. 98), in all probability from Salem. Corp. ab. Christopher Lawson and in 1667 wit. Ind. Richard, a gr.s. from Salem, was at Wells deed to him. Gr.j. 1607. Fined same yr. for 1693-4 List 267b. trading liquor with Ind. on the Sabbath, 5 THOMAS (Warteres), sent in custody of John Mosher and John Payne informers. Thomas Hall to the constable of Hamp­ Lists 12, 161, 191. See also Gutch. From ton 1683. East. Claims it appears he had d. and wid. 6 WILLIAM fa- of at least two who liv. at Margaret had m. Thomas Stevens(19) by Damariscove, but poss. never liv. East­ Aug. 1672. Ch: Thomas, cordwainer, Bos­ ward himself. List 80. Will, aged, now of ton; adm. 5 July 1690 to Richard Hixon of Boston, 20 Aug. 1684—25 Feb. 1689-90, wit. Milton, in right of two sis: Margaret, m. by Henry Harwood and Thomas Gross, gives Richard Hixon in Milton 14 Sept. 1686. to gr.s. William (s. of William) of Damaris­ Mary, a female servant (but not a negress) cove and mentions the real est. 'which I in trouble in Boston 1692-3 for slandering have already made over to my three daus. her dame Mrs. Swift and may have been sold for my life': Mary, w. of John Sellman of in Va. (see details in N. E. Reg. 44: 168). Damariscove (see also Dollen 2), Urith, w. 3 THOMAS, Kittery 1669-1073, wit. for of John Nicks (her 1st husb. was John Barefoot, Champernowne, Corbett and Whitway), Ann, w. of Eichard Narramore; Greenland; a Dover wit. 1671. Ag. ±25 in gr.daus. Eleanor Waters and Elizabeth 1671, ±27 in 1672, List 82. He and Richard Whittaway. His w. had impoverished him Alexander, called 'Maj. Shapleigh's men,' 'by carrying away for Eng. all that I had or were drunk in Nov. 1673; they kept the she could procure and running me in debt.' Shapleigh books. In Suff. ct. in July 1680 Elizabeth W. comp. ag. her husb. Wm. for non-support; in Jan. WATSON. 1683-4, blind and aged, she charged neglect. 1 CHRISTOPHER, Portsmouth 1695. List 7 WILLIAM(6), fisherman, Damariscove, 334b. as Waters took O. A. 1674, as Walters 2 GEORGE, Penobscot 1630-1. List 1. One was named constable and Clerk of the Writs George wit. Ind. deed to Christopher the same yr. Liv. in Apr. 1677, when his w. Lawson in 1649 (Y. D. 35: 46-7), and swore Abigail was ±23. Lists 15(3); 142 for both. to it in 1666 (East. Cl. of Clarke and Lake His son depos. that the fam. was driven off heirs). to Boston where his fa. died; the 'estate 3 JOHN, had p/a to bring suit for Wm. Dag- brought to Waymouth' was apprais. by Sam­ gett(3) in Sept. 1687, and was allowed uel White and Jacob Nash 20 Aug. 1679; at­ an atty. in any ct. in Maine in Mar. 1688-9. tested by wid. Abigail, admx. 28 Aug. In A creditor of the Gendall est. In 1698 Rob­ May 1680 the two ch. had been taken off the ert Bronsdon gave p/a to J. W. of Boston to mo. 's charge by the fa. 's relations, a son and sue Nathl. Fryer, sometime of the co. of dau., both named in will of (6): William, York. See also Milburne, Turfrey. had Stephen French, sr., of Weymouth as 4 JOHN, Arundel, b. in Rowley 15 Nov. gdn. in 1684. Of Boston in July 1736, ±63, 1671, s. of John and Eunice (Barker) he depos. that he was b. on Damariscove Isl., Watson (see also 7), m. in Bradford 25 Feb. WATSON 724 WATTS 1691-2 Euth Hartshorn, bot in Cape Porpus and was paid for physic by admr. of Edw. 1718, living there 1719. Ch. rec. Bradf. 1693- Mason(3). In 1671 Thomas Crawley escaped 1717: John, Thomas (fList 269c, Thad), from B. W. and Christopher Batt who had Ruth, Abigail, Hannah, John, Samuel, Shad­ been charged by the constable to secure him. rach, Ebenezer. In 1720 John Hartshorn of 10 ROBERT, Oyster Eiver, 1665, b. ±1641, Bowley deeded rights in Coxhall to gr.sons poss. related to (5), as in 1667 he, Wm. John and Samuel W. of Arundel, having al­ Beard, John and James Smith and Matthew ready given half to their br. Thomas. Williams were fined for not coming into ct. 5 JONATHAN, tanner, Dover 1676, depos. and taking oath on untimely death of Simon with Joseph Beard in Sept. 1678, m. bef. Buzal. In 1668 he wit. a Jackson deed. In Dec. 1678 his sis. Elizabeth Beard(4), and York ct. 1671 one E. W. ackn. judgm. to owned land on the Upper Neck and near Capt. John Davis. Bound to the peace in Tole-End. Jury 1694, Lists 358c, 359ab, 52, 1685 on compl. of Joanna, w. of Philip Ches­ 94. In Oct. 1714 he deeded all prop, to w. ley, who swore she feared injury from him. Elizabeth. She was a wid. in May 1720, Jury 1685, constable 1686, gr.j. 1692. Lists conv. prop, to sons David, William and Isaac, 47, 365, 366, 356j, 359a, 52, 57. He was prob. 13 Sept. 1721, and d. by 1736, when Joseph k., poss. with ch., in 1694 when his w. Han­ Thrasher of Hampt. sued Isaac for 1/9 of nah (Kent 4) and son were captured. Inv. 15 a., the writ (SJC 12380) reciting that 9 Jan. 1695-6. Wid. Hannah was ransomed Jonathan d. in 1714 and left ch: David, eld­ and m. John Ambler bef. 2 Mar. 1702-3 when est son, compl. in 1707-8 ag. Edw. Evans and they took adm. Only kn. ch, Joseph, a cap­ Timothy Carle for beating him up at John tive with his mo., List 99, p. 92, was bp. in Hayes' garrison, Evans being convicted. He Canada 8 Apr. 1697, ag. 17, keeping his own m. Mary Dudley(2) who was liv. in 1737 name; m. 1st in Montreal 15 Nov. 1711 (ag. when her sons Jonathan and Winthrop deed­ +28) Marie Madelene Demers, 2 ch.; m. 2d ed to her for life y of cert. Exeter land. He 3 11 Apr. 1717 (±33) Angelique Benard Carig- d. bef. 13 June 1747. The writ in SJC 11674 nan, 3 ch. He was bur. 14 July 1749. (1749) names his heirs: Dudley, Dover; Jon­ 11 EOBEET, whose acct. of the taking of athan, Exeter; Winthrop, Ex. (b. at Dover Falmouth 1690 is in Mass. Arch. 242: 11 Jan. 1723-4); Sarah, w. of Nathl. Doe(3); 400, is likely the same who m. Susanna Prior Mary, w. of Wm. Cushing of Ex.; Mercy, in Boston 13 Feb. 1690. In 1691 he adm. that Dover, unm. William, at some time a mari­ he was in drink when he beat Col. Shrimp- ner of New York; see (12). Jonathan. Isaac, ton's negro, and 'now engaged to go under rec. the homestead by the 1721 deed, had ch. Capt. Samuel Adams against the French.' by two wives, Lilias Chesley(4) and Joanna. Adm. 26 Apr. 1753 to wid. Joanna and s. 12 WILLIAM, Portsmouth, m. there 24 June Joseph, both of Dover, their sureties John 1714 wid. Martha Eobinson(6). Taxed Hart and Wm. Earl Treadwell of Portsm. Portsm. 1717, Berwick Feb. 1718-9; Martha Elizabeth. Hannah. Alice, m. Eleazer Young taxed Portsm. Jan. 1731-2. Adm. on est. of (12). Mary, m. (int. Salem 26 May 1711, she Wm., Portsm. shopkeeper, gr. 28 Sept. 1743 of Dover) Joseph Thrasher, q.v. to wid. Sarah (see Mainwaring 4); Samuel Hart and two others signed the list of claims. 6 JONATHAN, Medford, Middlesex co., a See also William(5). Presum. a s. WiUiam, No. Yarm. propr. 1727 (Y. D. 12: 352), jr., whose Portsm. tax was abated in 1740; belonged to the Cambridge family. see Hannah Guptill. Elizabeth, dau. of Capt. 7 NATHANIEL, Greenland, poss. the br. of Watson, was bp. in Portsm. So. Ch. 7 Mar. (4), b. in Bradford 2 Dec. 1676, m. in 1741-2. See also Mills(4). Greenl. bef. 29 Nov. 1710 Hannah Meloon (see Luke). Taxed 1713+. Both adm. to Ch. WATTS. The prominent Maine settler was 1715. Lists 338abc, 388; wife 338b. Kn. ch., from co. Durham, where Guppy found the first 4 bp. together in 1715: John, Green­ Watsons numerous, replacing in the No. the land, Newmarket, had deed for half his fa. 's more southern Watts. land in 1736; of Newm., he and w. Mary sold 1 MR. *HENRY, fishmonger, Blue Point, out in Greenl. in 1767; see also Durgin(2 jr.), ±67 in 1669, ±71 in 1675, 82 in 1684, was King(16), Place(l). Nathaniel; see Deborah bp. at Cockfield, co. Durham, s. of Balph and Bryant(lO). At Lamprill Eiver in Feb. 1763, Jane and br. of Mrs. Anne Dixon(l). Adm. ±48. Hannah. Ann. Mary, bp. in 1722. Also to freedom of Fishmongers Co., London, by Samuel to whom his fa. deeded land and h.h. service, 12 Dec. 1625. Here by 1631 and wit. goods in 1736. deliv. of the Saco Patent; a creditor of the 8 PHILIP, boatswain on the -Good Hope- of Williams est. 1635; gr. 40 a. by Bonython London in Feb. 1668-9. See also Fergu­ and Lewis in 1636; a Saco rec. 1660 ment.the son^). lot betw. John West and Mr. Watts. Jury 9 EICHARD (also Wadsone), wit. ab. a 1640. In 1648 he had deed from Cleeve of Berwick fight in 1670 (Hull, Frost, &c.) 100 a. at Blue Point adj. his ho. where he had WATTS 725 WEARE liv. 15 yrs., and ano. deed from Cleeve (for 5 RICHARD, smith, Strawberry Bk. 1681, Col. Rigby) for 500 a. at Black Point. Dep­ sued by Wm. Haskins for assault and uty to Lygonia Assembly 1648. 0. A. to battery 1682. Lists 329, 52. Mass. 1658. Commissioner for Scarb. 1658- 6 SARAH, Charlestown, her dau. Sarah bp. 1659, altho admonished in 1659 for criticiz­ at Hampt. Falls 1712. See Benjamin in ing the governor and scandalizing other Wyman's Chariest, ii: 1002. Comrs. Constable 1659; town clerk 1660; 7 THOMAS, a Lamprill River wit. 1673. Comr. 1660-1662, 1664 (not allowed). One of 8 WATTS FORT, Y. D. 11: 231. Mr. Gorges' Deputies or Comrs., l664. Abs. Waugh Alexander, the Scot, List 14. from meeting 1664 (did not appear), 1665, 1667-68, 1671. Growing old, in 1673 he deed­ WAY. ed half his farm, called Cockell, and half his 1 ANDREW (or May), Joshua Scottow's mill to Ralph Allison(2), he to have all even­ servant in Mar. 1668-9, ag. ±15. tually; at Portsm. in June 1680 he sold to 2 GEORGE, Mr., merchant, Dorchester, co. Nathan Bedford 100 a. at Blue Point where Dorset, subscr. £50 for the Mass. Bay he form, liv.; having outliv. Allison, conv. Colony in 1628, and with br.-in-law Thomas his 500 a. at Black Point to Andrew Brown Purchase obtained the Pejepscot patent 16 for support 12 Nov. 1687. Lists 22, 34, 91, June 1632. Waters i: 310, and Reg. 43: 151, 111, 231, 232, 235, 237c, 238a, 241, 242. See have his will, of Dorchester, Eng., 1641, also Pennell(8); Y. D. 2: 149; 5: 1: 109; 7: naming w. Sarah, ch. Sarah, Mary, Eliza­ 117; 12: 164; 15: 257. No wife appears until beth Martha (m. Edw. Allen in Boston 1665 when she had left him and he accus. 1652), and Eleazer, under 26, who was given, Mr. Jordan of influencing her ag. him. Y. D. in part, all at Pejepscpt and Dorchester, 15: 269, cites his deed of Scarb. land 20 May N. E. Eleazer's suit ag. Purchase in a 1670 as successor and owner by marrying county ct. at Boston in 1657 was dismissed George Barlow's wid. He d. s.p. and Mr. for lack of jurisdiction; in 1669 he gave his Thomas Bowes(l), son of his sis. Barbara, uncle T. P. authority to sell (Reg. 43: 49), came over and took adm. 27 June 1697. and in 1683 himself sold to Richard Wharton 2 JOHN, a Great Isl. wit. with Francis (Y. D. 4: 18). His inv. at Hartford Aug. Tucker in 1678, perh. the Mr. J. W. who 1687; div. to wid. Mary and 4 ch., one wit. was in trouble in Boston in 1677 for trading Edw. Allen (jr.). Note also E. A. in T. Pur­ powder and shot to Ind. and ab. that time chase 's will. shipped a master and crew in Boston and 3 GEORGE, with the eloping party from went on a fishing trip in his barke to Cape Winter Harbor in 1650, evidently a boy. Sable where taken by Ind. The Boston John See Wallen, Warner. m. ±1668 Lydia Goodyear (see Gladman) 4 PETER fisherman, Monhegan, List 111. and had ch: John, b. 22 Jan. 1668-9. Rebec­ 5 RICHARD. See (6). ca, b. 22 Feb. 1670-1, both in Boston. Unrec: 6 THOMAS, fisherman at the Shoals by Lydia, m. John Gerrish(4), d. 8 Jan. 1697-8, 1649, List 72, partner with Ball, Stover ag. ±27. Richard. Mary, m. James Treworgye and Powell in a Cape Neddick gr. July 1649, (3). See Lake(3). Mrs. Lydia d. in Boston and had 12 a. from Godfrey in Feb. 1650-1. 29 Sept. 1700, ag. 55, and was bur. on Copp's Jury of life and death (Collins) 1650. Sued Hill beside or near her dau. Lydia. The son, by Wm. Hilton on account, £9, in 1651; owed Mr. John, merchant, Boston, Arrowsic, rep­ John Webster(3) in 1652. One T. was at resentative of Sir Bibye Lake, m. in Boston Marbleh. liv. abs. from his w. in 1652; one 13 July 1711 Elizabeth Butler, joined Boston wit. in Boston 1666 for Richard Way (List Second Ch. 6 Jan. 1711-2, had ch., Elizabeth, 77a; see also Hornabrook). John (Portsm. mariner 1735, will 1750) and 7 THOMAS (Ley, Vey, Way?), Pemaquid ano. Elizabeth (w. of Caleb Richardson of 1687, List 124. Boston 1735) bp. there 1712-1715. Will, 20 8 WILLIAM, with Abraham Spiller wit. Nov. 1713 (d. at Arrowsic 26 Nov. 1717), beq. est. in par. of Westharrock, co. Essex, in Thomas to Wm. Fernald 1689. Charlestown, Mass., and in par. of Stone, co. Wayle, Thomas (also Weale), drunk at the Kent. Madam Watts had their dau. Lydia Shoals 1666, here 1670 (see Jackson 23). bp. at Arrowsic 15 Dec. 1717, and soon m. 2d her husb. 's partner Capt. John Penhallow WEARE, from the South of England. (2), who was Lydia's gdn. in 1735. 1 DANIEL(8), mariner, Boston, a minor 28 Oct. 1684 when John Smyth, jr., assault­ 3 JOHN, owned at No. Yarmouth 1706; see ed him in a dispute over logs and his fa. col­ Salem vital records. lected the fine. In 1687 his parents deeded 4 MARY, Portsmouth, -Walls- in 1721 (see to 'our son' 60 a. bot from Mr. John Gooch, Morse 9), -Watts- in 1722 (see Wincoll called Gooch's Neck. York gr. 1701. Hem. 2). See also Wm. Amos and Wales. 1st Hannah Boaden(7) who d. in Boston 4 WEARE 726 WEARE May 1697, m. there 2d, 31 Oct. 1698, Lydia liv. 6 Dee. 1723 and appar. a yr. later. The Hillier who d. 2 Jan. 1704-5, ag. 43 (Co'pp's writ in suit Weare v. Milbury, 1743, names Hill) and 3d 19 Nov. 1705 Mary Vial. In the ch: Joseph eldest s. and plf., of age 20 Apr. 1714 he deeded his homestead in York June 1710 when he deeded a. where Major on the shore betw. Thomas Avery deed, and Davis' wareho. stood. Town gr. 1721 (partly Mr. Peter W., deed., to Joseph Bragdon who gr. to John Davis, his gr.fa.), 1722. See also later sued for it (SJC 33650). In 1727 relinq. Y. D. 7: 47. In 1731 he said 'my honored adm. on fa.'s est. to kinsman Elias W. See gr.fa. John Davis, Esq.' Ag. ±66 in July also Freeman(2), Murrell. Ch. b. in Boston, 1752. Wife Sarah Black(2). 4 ch. 1718-1731. by 1st w: Daniel, b. 26 Nov. 1692, d.y. Han­ Peter, York 1724 when he and sisters q.c to nah, b. 5 May 1694, m. in 1712 Wm. Marshal). Joseph their fa.'s, but not their mo.'s, est. Elias, b. 20 Oct. 1695, a Rhode Isl. merchant Liv. 1748. Mary, m. Hezekiah Adams(19). when he and his sis. joined in a Boaden heir­ Hannah, m. Stephen Preble(8 jr.). ship deed. By 2d w: Daniel, b. 12 Oct. 1700. 5 NATHANIEL, Senr., Newbury, Nantuck­ By 3d w: Lydia, d.y., Mary, Lydia, Joseph, 1707-1717. et, where he d. 1 Mar. 1680-1. Wid. Sarah liv. 23 Aug. 1682. Ch. incl: Hester, m. 1st 2 ELIAS(8), York, had town gr. 1699. Capt. Benjamin Swett(l), m. 2d 31 Mar. Ferry lie. at Cape Neddick 1701. Killed 1678-9 Ens. Stephen Greenleaf of Newb., d. by Ind. betw. York and Cape Neddick, List at Hampt. 16 Jan. 1718-9, ag. 89. Nathaniel, 96 under date 10 Aug. 1707. He m. (York John, d. at Newb. 12 Oct. 1653. Mary, m. ct. Apr. 1697) Magdalene (Hilton 9) Adams, John Swain(2). Aft. long research in Eng. who m. 3d John Webber(lO). Ch: Ruth, b. Col. Banks could not place Nathaniel surely 6 Jan. 1696-7, m. (ct. Oct. 1713) Moses but eonsid. him nearly related to (8). At Banks(l). In 1728 they q.c. to her br. Elias Rristol he found the apprenticeship in 1618, as heirs of her fa. or gr.fa. and of her bros. for 8 yrs., of one Nathaniel, s. of Peter of Jeremiah and John. Elias, b. 10 Jan. 1698-9, Barkenborough, Wiltshire, clothier. gr.fa.'s admr. 1727, m. Elizabeth Sayward 6 fNATHANIEL(5), Esq., Hampton (±66 (2) ; 5 ch.; m. 2d Mary (Lewis 2) Webber. in 1699, ±70 in 1703), m. in Newb. 3 Dec. List 279. Jeremiah b. 13 Feb. 1700-1, Bos­ 1656 Elizabeth Swain(4). Of Newb. in Oct. ton, mariner in Apr. 1726, and John, b. 16 1659 when he and Eliakim Wardwell bot in Jan. 1702-3, both d. s.p. bef. 30 Aug. 1728. Hampt. from Thomas Kimball, and in Sept. Joseph, b. 17 Mar. 1704-5, with br. Elias bot 1660 when his fa.-in-law deeded to him. At in other heirs of fa. Wife Mary (Webber) Hampt. he became one of the influential men d. from small pox in Sept. 1778 in 69th yr., of the town and province. Selectman (1st aft. a mar. life of 50 yrs. 7 days; he d. 18 in 1667) and moderator; chosen to run the Oct. 1791, ag. 86; will. 10 ch. Mary, b. 27 so. line of the town in 1669 and to lay out the Mar. 1706-7, m. 6 Feb. 1728-9 Alexander Mc- land lying more than 4 m. no. of the meet- Intire. Elizabeth unrec, m. by 1735 Dr. ing-ho. As strong an opponent of the Cran- David Bennett of York (see Spencer 9). See field-Mason party as his townsman Edward also N. E. Reg. 55: 55. Gove(2), he chose instead an orderly and 3 HOPEWELL(8), had York gr. in 1703, m. effective course of opposition, going to Eng. (ct. Jan. 1718-9) Lydia Young(2), d. 7 twice as representative of the petitioners June 1721, adm. to her 6 July. See Y. D. 11: (see Dow's Hist, of Hampton, i: 96-117; 40. In 1724 her br.-in-law Joseph Favor N. H. Hist. Soc. Col. 8: 380). Councillor 1692, made compl. in her behalf ag. Nathl. Abbott resigning in 1715 because of age; Chief of Andover, but she m. 2d John Wells(6). Justice of Supreme Ct.; J. P. Called Capt. Ch: Joseph, b. 25 Oct. 1718, m. Miriam Grov­ 1694. Lists 392b, 393b, 394, 396, 45, 48, 49, er. In 1745 he sold y of 10 a., his br. John, 52, 54, 56, 64, 65, 68, 69, 94. Wife Elizabeth 3 d. 10 Feb. 1712-3, ag. 75; he 13 May 1718, ag. b. 9 Sept. 1720, owning y3. List 279 for both sons. nearly 87. Ch: Elizabeth, b. in Newb. 5 Jan. 4 JOSEPH(8), York mariner in 1685 when 1657, m. Thomas Cram(3). Peter, b. in Newb. 15 Nov. 1660. Mary, b. in Hampt. 23 Sept. Samuel Crawley stole money from his 1663, d. 6 Sept. 1682. Sarah, b. 17 Aug. 1666. vessel bound for Boston, and Arthur Beale Nathaniel, b. 29 Aug. 1669. Hannah b. 7 accus. Jasper Pulman's w. of kissing him. Jan. 1672-3. Abigail, b. 13 Sept. 1676. Me­ Town gr. 1685-1699, wit. with John Penwill hitabel, m. Benjamin Hilliard(7). (3) in 1687 and m. his dau. Hannah. See also Preble(l). Gr.j. 1691, 1695; selectman 1696. 7 *NATHANIEL(6), Esq., Hampton Falls, Admr. of Maj. John Davis' est. 1694, John m. 1st 17 Nov. 1692 Huldah Hussey(3), Harmon bondsman. Adm. on own est. gr. m. 2d 24 Aug. 1703 Mary Waite. As Nathl., 7 Jan. 1700-1 to wid. Hannah, her bonds. jr., he was constable 1695; selectman 1701, Abraham Preble, Esq. and Johnson Harmon. he or fa. in 1714. J. P., Justice of Superior As wid. and admx. in 1705, she sold Cape Court, Speaker 1727, re-elected 1728 but Neddick land that was gr. to Capt. Davis; withdrew. Deacon. Land and mill owner in WEARE 727 WEBB No. Yarmouth. List 392b. He depos. in Sept. then ±14 yrs. old. He was k. in the York 1754, ag. 85. Will, 26 Feb. 1754 (d. 26 Mar. massacre, inv. 18 Apr. 1692 ret. by wid. Mary 1755), and an early will, dated 24 Feb. 1737- (Y. D. 5: 1: 79-80). Her will, 21 (d. 29 Jan.) 8, in N. H. Prob. 5: 47-53 (State Papers, vol. 1719, names 4 ch., s.-in-law Nowell. In 1730 35). His w. Mary d. betw. these dates. Ch: adm. on P. W. 's est. was given to heirs of s. Daniel, b. 12 Sept 1693, m. 1st 29 Jan. 1719- Elias,heirs of the older sons having declined, 20 Abigail Green (9) who d. 23 Apr. 1723; m. Elias' heirs to pay the others' shares, each 2d Mary Taylor (see 15). She was gr. adm. £41.6.7. Ch. by 1st w: Elizabeth, m. Thomas 8 May 1733, m. 2d by Nov. 1738 Thomas Donnell(5). Mary, m. John Drury; dead in Wiggin. Ch., Nathaniel, Daniel, Joseph Tay­ Dec. 1716 (Y. D. 9: 36). Hannah, m. 1st Na­ lor, named by gr.fa. in 1738. Capt. Peter, thaniel Jewell of Boston, mariner; m. 2d No. Yarm., where he had his fa. 's mill. In (int. 28 Jan. 1696-7) Michael Shuller of Bos­ 1738 he made oath that he mar. Sarah Felt ton. Phebe, m. Isaac Marion of Boston; adm. (Joseph 5) at No. Yarm. 30 May 1720 and to neph. Nathl. Cunningham 2 Nov. 1724. as town clerk made entry of the mar. at that Peter, b. ±1650-1. Nathaniel, cooper, Bos­ time. Drowned there 13 Apr. 1743. Ch. John, ton, d. on the pinke -Society-, Thomas Ed­ b. 12 Nov. 1696, m. 6 Dec. 1720 Deborah wards, master; adm. in Suff. ct. to br. Peter Taylor (see 15), 8 ch. Hannah, b. 12 Jan. 9 July 1677. Ruth m. bef. 1690 Timothy 1698-9, m. (int. Salisb. 1 Feb. 1717-8) John Cunningham of Boston who was k. by Ind. Allen. Huldah b. 16 Jan. 1701, m. 1st Isaac at Exeter 16 Apr. 1712. By 2d w: Daniel. Green(8 jr.), 2d one Davis. By 2d w: Na­ Elias. Joseph. Mary, m. 1st by 1695 Charles than, b. 22 Sept. 1705, d. 17 June 1725. Mary, Roberts, m. 2d Peter Brown of Boston. b. 19 Nov. 1706, m. Jeremiah Brown(5). Sarah, m. Capt. Peter Nowell. Hopewell. Mercy, b. 22 Mar. 1708, d. bef. 1738. Sarah, A Child liv. in 1702; heirship deed in 14ths b. 5 July 1709, m. Jonathan Dow(10). Eliza­ (Y. D. 7: 105). beth, b. 11 Oct. 1711, m. 13 Dec. 1733 Joseph Tilton, jr. Hon. Meshech, b. 16 Jan. 1713, 9 PETER(8), carpenter, Boston, ±29 in Jan. H. C. 1735, d. 14 Jan. 1786, m. 1st Elizabeth 1679-80. By Boston rec. he had a 1st w. Shaw, m. 2d Mehitabel Wainwright; see Elizabeth, and a 2d w. Abigail who on 21 Dow's Hampton ii: 1030-1. Abigail, b. 17 Jan. 1722-3 relinq. adm. to John Cobbett. May 1716, m. Col. Abraham Drake. Mehit­ Ch., by Elizabeth: Peter, b. 28 Nov. 1682. abel, b. 18 Dec. 1720, m. Caleb Sanborn. Su­ By Abigail: Hannah, b. 3 Jan. 1684, m. 2 Oct. sanna, b. 28 July 1723, m. Nathl. Healey, jr. 1712 John Cobbett, tailor. 8 *PETER Mr., York (±40 in 1658), from 10 COL. f*PETER(6), Hampton F., m. 1st Charfield, co. Gloucester (his fa. prob. 6 Jan. 1691-2 Elizabeth Wilson(4) who ano. Peter of C), was here ±1638 when he d. 29 June foil., m. 2d 30 Dec. 1698 Elizabeth and Thomas Brooks, alias Basil Parker, bot (Tetherly 1) West, List 315b. 'Taverner.' John Wilcox's land at Great Works. In Hampt. selectman 1694. Temporarily at early yrs. he trav. to Winnipesaukee and the Great Isl. where lie. in Mar. 1697-8. Coun­ Merrimack for furs, settled at York by 1643, cillor, Justice of Superior Court, Rep. and and on the homestead on Cape Neddick Biv­ Speaker. Called Major in 1716. Lists 62, er by 1650. Favoring Mass., he was often a 392b. Adm. 25 Feb. 1746-7 to Andrew Web­ storm center and is now consid. unqualified ster. 'History of Hampton' (1893): 'now no for some of his pub. positions, but York evid. desc. of Col. P. W. who bears his name.' Ch: found him useful, as he was chosen select­ Peter, b. 22 Dec. 1698. Nathaniel, b. 1700 or man 18 times 1653-1683. Tr.j. first time 1640, 1701, d. 15 May 1715. Susanna, b. 1 Aug. gr.j. 1645; York comr. (in place of select­ 1702, m. Nathl. Healey(2). Lt. Ebenezer, b. man) 1657, 1660, 1664; town clerk; Rep. 4 Mar. 1708, m. 3 Apr. 1735 Prudence Locke 1660, 1665, 1669; Recorder; County Treas. (1). She was gr. adm. 24 Feb. 1741-2, m. 2d Imprisoned by the Royalists in 1668, and had Andrew Webster. A son Nathaniel, b. 1736, been in prison for some reason in 1675 when d. by 1763, leaving 3 daus. Stephen, b. and George Norton sued the prison keeper for d. 1710. letting him out. In 1685 as the exec, he went 11 RICHARD, a wit. (Wiere) with Robert to Eng. to prove the will of his br. Thomas Pattishall in 1668; Dover 1673, wit. for of Charfield. In 1688 had Cape Ned. ferry Thomas Seavey. In 1700 Richard Ware, lie. Lists 281, 273, 275-277, 235, 22, 24, 25, Shoals, was sued by Roger Kelly for goods 88, 92. See also (5) and Hist, of York ii: 16, deliv. 1699-1700, Wm. Lakeman bondsman. by a desc, Col. Banks. Wife Ruth Gooch(4) d. bef. 7 May 1667; his 2d w. Mary Puring- WEBB. See also Rounds. ton(l) was not liv. with him in July 1675, 1 GEORGE, Dover 1640, in ct. 1643 for liv. but would if he would provide for her. In idle like a swine. In 1649 he called Dec. 1715, ±80, she depos. that ±66 yrs. bef. she liv. with her husband's 1st w., being Frances Emery a witch and was sued for slander by her husb. Anthony. Exchanged Back River lots with Richard Pinkham. WEBB 728 WEBBER Lists 351b, 352b, 354abc (ho. and land), 71. John Webb in York ct. in 1727, when Jon- Adm. 8 Apr. 1651 to George Smith, who soldl athan Littlefield, George Jacobs and Charles to Oliver Kent land already in his posses­• Annis were excluded from the jury. See sion. 'All the marsh above 12 a. in the twoi also (7) and Salem Records, creeks that was form, given by Dover toi G. W. and Mr. Rogers,' was awarded toi WEBBER, a weaver in Southwestern Eng. Henry Langstaff in Philip Lewis' suit in Early N. E. Webbers were English, and 1651. desc. cannot claim kinship with the Dutch 2 HENRY (and Hilkiah Bailey 3) sued by Webers of New Amsterdam. See Aspin­ Capt. Cammock in Saco ct. Sept. 1640. wall 's 'Notarial Records,' pp. 259, 363, for No. Yarmouth wit. 1651 (see Paine 6). Sued Thomas Webber, master mariner at Boston, for slander in 1666 by Thomas Wise who 1649-50. lost. List 211. James Russell, Esq., ent. an 1 EDWARD, Portsmouth, depos. in 1678, East. Cl. for a Casco Bay planta. bot from ±22, what he heard Thomas Ladbrook Isaac Walker, bounded E. with cove going say. Poss. the Edward at Kennebec 1679- to Henry Webb's. Y. D. 27: 172 describes 1688, List (?92), 187, 189. This name is his land next S.W. of Nicholas White who found in Beverly later. liv. on upper end of Mere Point. See also 2 HENRY; see Goddard(2). (7,8). 3 JAMES(12), mariner, boatman at Fal­ 3 HENRY, Mr., wealthy Boston merchant, mouth 1689, List 228c, prob. tempor, at interested in mills at York where a mill Wells or York, as he m. Patience Littlefield gr. was made to Mr. H. W. and Capt. Thomas (15) who was bp. at Chariest, as his w. 23 Clarke, both of Boston, Edw. Rishworth and Apr. 1699. A York grant 1699, provid. he Wm. Ellingham 20 Jan. 1653-4. He bot from settle, was never laid out. Of Boston 19 Ellingham in 1654, from Henry Sayward in Mar. 1715-6; of Chariest., but sworn at 1658 and 1659. N. E. Reg. 10: 177 has his Portsm. in Mar. 1718-9, he test, that he liv. will, 5 Apr. (d. bef. 13 Sept.) 1660. Only at Casco at or bef. the time Casco fort was surv. ch. Margaret, m. Jacob Sheafe (see 3). taken and knew for a certainty that (10) See also Savage's Gen. Diet. sold half of Long Creek sawmill to John 4 JAMES, Great Isl. Ale and vict. lie. June Skillings. He d. 19 Mar. 1729 in 64th yr. 1693, sureties Capt. George Long and (gr.st. at Medford). Adm. to wid. Patience, Thomas Holland. Selling drink without lie. liv. at Medford 1748. Wyman's 'Charles­ in 1694; constable's return 5 Sept: 'he and town' names ch. b. 1696-7—1712-3: James, fam. on board the Forkland, Capt. George Joseph Benjamin, Jonathan, Nathan (s. of Longe, mr., to go to England.' See also Por- James and Patience, rec. at Glouc. 20 Aug. mont(l). 1704), two Elizabeths, Josiah. 5 JOHN (Webb or Wells), and John Dalle, 4 JOHN(12), mariner, eldest son, ±28 about appraised JosephBailey's ho. when taken 1684 when he went from Wells to Boston into Casco fort in Sept. 1704. See also (8). with John Cloyes. Cape Neddick wit. in Feb. 6 RICHARD, List 226, must be Webber(9). 1687-8 (see 10). Taxed Boston 1688 next to 7 THOMAS (Web), wit. Wells deed, Ashley Verins. He d. bef. 21 Feb. 1715-6, leaving to Jonathan Littlefield, 6 Oct. 1684. See only s. and heir, Nathan, Boston, mariner (8) 1716 (N. m. Ruth Cobbett there 7 Apr. 1709, 8 WILLIAM, Wells. One W. W., likely m. Rebecca Burbank 20 Oct. 1713), and only ^from the East (see 2), was on 20 Sept. dau. Abigail, m. John Newman in Boston 15 1675 adm. inhab. of Salem, where Daniel, Sept. 1710, a wid. 1716. John (Perley says fa. of John, coaster, who 5 JONAS, sawyer, Boston, List 161. See m. Elizabeth Phippen 1), and Benjamin, Giles(8), Doc. Hist. 24: 369. were married 1675-1683. William m., appar. 6 JOSEPH(T2), Falmouth 1680 and until bef. 1680, cert, by May 1685, Charity Little- war time. Wit. (10) 's deed there in field(15). List 269b. Wells abuttor Mar. 1685. Lists 34, 225ab. He appraised a Yarm- 1681-2. Boston 1694-1696. Of Wells, in Nov. mouth (Barnstable Co.) est. in 1693 and was 1699, with approval of w. Charity, sold to there in July 1700 when his mo. deeded him Zachariah Goodale, 60 a. betw. Nathl. Cloyes 1/7 of the Kennebec land given her by her and John Drisco. Me.j. Oct. 1701. She was br. This he soon sold to Thomas Sturgis, bp. and rec. into com., Wells Ch. 28 Dec. with 60 a. at Falm. at head of Long Creek 1701; her ch. Josiah, William, Joseph (b. .River , two other Falm. lots and Parker's Boston 7 Mar. 1694), James (b. Boston 13 Neck in Saco, yet later ent. an East. Cl. for Nov. 1696), bp. there 22 Nov. 1702. Appar. the Kennebec land. Appar. his son was an older s. was John, carpenter, Salem 1705, ,James , cordwainer, Kittery, but once of when he sold to Jonathan Littlefield 150 a. Yarm., who bot a Crooked Lane ho. in 1717, in Wells, the same described as Charity im . 1st 18 Dec. 1719 Elizabeth Furber (Wm. Webb's in 1685. Francis Littlefield sued i3 jr.), m. 2d 13 Feb. 1728-9 Keturah Jenkins WEBBER 729 WEBBER (Thomas 4). One Samuel W. was of Yar­ wink Biver. At Salem 27 Nov. 1733 he de­ mouth, Mass., in 1743. posed that ±38 yrs. bef. he liv. at Caseo Bay 7 MICHAEL, Purpooduck 1683, m. 14 Aug. and knew Balph Turner. Damaris was liv. 1686 Deborah Bedford(l). Driven off by in 1752, called 100. Their s. John, coaster, the war, he was a Kittery fisherman 1695, Wells, m. there 19 Oct. 1721 Abigail Harding at Glouc. 1701, and mistakenly ret. East (6) and in 1731 sold to Joseph Poak his gr.fa. where his fam. was k. or captured 10 Aug. Boaden's land. List 269a. Other ch. may 1703. A Wallis depos. placed his home as at have incl. four who m. at Marbleh: Mary, Spring Point. Lists 226, 39. He ret. to Glouc, m. Samuel Bowden. William, m. Sarah Mer­ in Feb. 1717-8 testif. for Joseph Page (see cer in 1707, Hannah Chamneys in 1713. Eich­ Paine 20) and d. 12 Jan. 1728-9, ±90 by rec ard, m. Mary Libby (4). Sarah m. Eichard His w. and six ch. were k. in 1703, by report, Oakes, jr., in 1717. but at least four ch. were captured: Michael, 10 SAMUEL(12), millwright, York. Wells ret. to Piscataqua in 1704, m. in Boston 11 1679 and apprais. Mousam mill with May 1710 Sarah Green, liv. in Glouc, where John Littlefield in June 1680. His Casco 11 ch. rec. Adm. to wid. Sarah 11 Feb. 1760. mill taxed 1682; he sold ho. and mill at Long Descendants came^to Me.; see George Walter Creek to Skillings and to Davis 1685. Wit. Chamberlain's Gen., 1935. Nathan, in Can­ mill deeds at Bid. in June 1686, with br. ada 1710-11. Elizabeth as Marie Elizabeth John a Cape Neddick wit. in Feb.1687-8, his Wabert, ag. 19, m. Nathaniel (or Paul) Otis mill ment. 1688, York gr. 1690, commanded (3); see 'N. E. Captives' i: 159. Child, in Cape Neddick garrison that yr. In Aug. Canada 1710-11. The only rec ch. was Mary, 1692, ag. ±36, he depos. in the Burroughs b. in Glouc. 16 May 1701, whose age makes it trial at Salem. Gloucester 1695, and of G. 21 improb. she was the unnamed ch. carried Mar. 1698-9, bot from Joseph Weare 20 a. at away. List 99, pp. 92, 127. York near Weare's ho. Me. j. 1700-1702; 8 EICHARD, Portsmouth, b. ±1641 (±37 gr.j. 1703. Partner with Capt. Pickering in 1678). Shoals 1669, bot in Portsmouth and Matthew Austin in York mill 1702. In that yr. from the Samuel Drew est. and from 1709 he and s. Samuel bot the Smith home­ James and Mary Drew in 1672. A tailor in stead. Either fa. or son was shot by Ind., 1684 when he attacked Sarah Reed(ll); a but not killed, in 1712. Lists 36, 225a, 279. butcher later, unless two Richards. He m. Will, 5 May—13 Nov. 1716, names w. Deb­ by 1674 Lydia (Trickey 6) Green who sold orah (Littlefield 15) and 9 eh., Waitstill and liquor in 1678. Tav. lie 1678, 1681; Pheasant Joseph event, to have homestead; wife exec. Eastwick informed ag. him in 1690. Sum­ Her will, 23 Apr. 1737—19 May 1747, gr.s. monsed for Gove panel 1683; j. 1684; gr.j. Jonathan Sayward exec. Ch., order in fa.'s 1684, 1693. Constable 1693-1695. In 1693 will: Samuel, had York gr. 1702-1722, and cautioned for selling sheep skins without willed, over and above the others, 6 a. Black their ears. In 1700 he and Lydia sold 1 a. Point marsh bot of Mr. Andrew Brown. List and a ho. near the meet.-ho. to Samuel Wa- 279. Owned at Kennebec 1716. Will, 25 terhouse; in 1717 sold Fernald's Isl. to Rob­ Mar.—29 May 1735, names w. and exec. Eliz­ ert Ward, called Webber's Isl. in 1723. Lists abeth Young(lO), 12 eh. (the 1st ch. Eliza­ 326c, 329, 330d, 331ab, 333a, 335a, 336b, beth b. 12 Oct. 1705, had d. in 1721). The 337, 52, 54, 55ab, 57. Goody W., List 335a, wid. m. 2d George Stover(2), 3d Hon. Sam­ was ag. 68 in June 1718. His will, butcher, uel Came(3). John, had gr. 1702-1714, List 24 Feb. (d. 25 May, ag. 82) 1720, gives all 279, m. 1st in 1709 Magdalene (Hilton 9) to w. (Lydia) except 5 s. each to 2 daus., 3 Weare (ch: Hannah 1711, m. George Coles- gr.ch. Her will, 6 Aug. 1720 (d. 30 Apr. worthy in Boston 1732; Josiah 1713); m. 2d, 1721, ag. 69), gives all to dau. Abigail, but int. 21 May 1726, Elizabeth Gypson of Wells if she sold the ho. or had ch., to give sis. (ch: Deborah, 1727-1740; Lydia 1729). In Hannah £10. Ch. appear: Mary, m. Wm. 1716 his fa. deeded him 100 + 10 a. at Ken­ Bickham(3); her dau. Mary, but not self, in nebec. Thomas and Benjamin, had Cape fa.'s will. Hannah, appar. m. in 1721. The Neddick land from parents in 1716. Thomas mo. of John King, named in gr.fa.'s will, sold to B. bef. 24 July 1720, d. 26 Feb. 1723 presum. was Elizabeth, m. in Boston 14 Sept. (Mr. Marshall); see (13). Benjamin, mill­ 1704 John King, d. there 20 Nov. 1715, ag. wright, had York gr. 1713-4, List 279, and ±38; recch: John, Elizabeth,William, Bich­ when ±54 depos. that ab. 18 yrs. bef. he went ard, Lydia. Daughter, mo. of, John Abbott to Damariscotta and built the first mill there named in gr.fa. 's will. Abigail, m. in Ports­ for Mr. Wm. Vaughan. He m. 1st (ct. Oct. mouth 20 Nov. 1723 Edward Sadler(l). 1715) Mehitabel Allen, 9 eh.; m. 2d Martha Day (int. at York 3 Feb. 1738-9 'published 9 RICHARD, Casco Bay by 1683 (List 226, to satisfie such persons as are dissatisfied and Webb), m. Damaris Boaden(3) and liv. think he is not married'); 1 ch. Waitstill, b. long at Marblehead where in 1726 they q.c. 18 Jan. 1697-8 at Glouc. where his twin Pa- to s. John land at Black Point adj. Spur­ WEBBER 730 WEBSTER tlence, d. the next mo. He had York gr. four of the five witnesses were York men. 1721-2, List 279, m. Meribah Hutchins (Benj. In Suff. Co. jail 1721, on suit of Wm. Young, 2); 3 ch. 1723-1726. Joseph, youngest son, and a bankrupt, having been at much charge had (mortg.) land and livestock from mo. in building and improving lands to the East­ in 1726, m. (int. 13 Apr. 1726) Mary Lewis ward. Mary of Boston, wid. of one Thomas, (2) who m. 2d 29 June 1753 Elias Weare depos. in Nov. 1749, ag. 60, that she liv. with (2 jr.). List 279. Mary, m. Joseph Sayward her husb. on a 300 a. farm at Kennebec ten (4). Deborah, m. Andrew Wescott(3). See yrs. past, and when he d. deliv. the farm to also Perkins(ll). (Ano. Deborah,b.at Glouc. James McCobb in behalf of the heirs of 2 June 1695, d. there 6 July 1698). Dorcas, Isaac Parker, gr.s. of John Parker; and m. (int. 5 Feb. 1724-5) John Baker. Bar- John Snowman of Boston, ag. 21, form, of sheba, in Canada 1735, in mo.'s will, not Kennebec, depos. that he liv. on this farm fa. 's. Likely the Eng. girl Wabert, dau. of with his fa.-in-law T. W. and mo. Mary Web­ Samuel, bp. in Canada as Marie 17 Feb. 1714, ber. See also Thomas(10). m. 11 Mar. 1720 Joseph Saleur; see 'N. E. Webley, George, verdict filed 29 June 1669, Captives,' i: 250. 1 drowned going over the bar.' N. H.Ï 11 THOMAS, one of Capt. John Smith's quartermasters 1614, List 7. WEBSTER, ano. form of Weaver. 12 THOMAS, fisherman, Kennebec, took 1 SERGT. EBENEZER, Kingston, m. there O. F. to Plymouth govt. 1654. His s. Sam­ 25 July 1709 Hannah Judkins(l) and d. uel in deeding 100 + 10 a. to his s. John locat­ 1 Feb. 1736, ag. 67. Jury 1693, grantee' of ed his fa. 's home place as on S.W. side of the Kingston 1694, constable Mar. 1696-7. Lists Kennebec over ag. Arrowsic Isl.; of this he 399a, 400. Will, 12 Jan.—16 Mar. 1735-6, had a deed from Bobin Hood in 1660 and his makes ample provis. for w. Hannah and 7 of w. Mary Parker(13) had land from her fam. 9 ch: Bachel, b. 17 Mar. 1710. Susannah, b. 9 In Feb. 1663-4 they sold Long Isl., butting July 1712. Ebenezer, b. 10 Oct. 1714, fa. 's on Sagadahoc Point of Entrance, to Bichard exec, m. 20 July 1738 Susanna Batchelder Collicott (orig. in SJC 68), and in Mar. 1666- (2); they in time became the gr.parents of

7 he deeded to Wm. Brown of Salem y3 of Daniel Webster. William, b. 26 Aug. 1716,

Bascohegan Isl., */3 for self, y3 for John and John, b. 4 Aug. 1719, these two not in Brown. Lists 11, 182, 183, 4. See also Ben- will. Hannah, unrec. Joseph and Mary, more(2), Crocker(2), Purington(4). Be- twins, b. 15 Sept. 1724. Iddo (son), b. 9 ported at Charlestown early in the first war, Feb. 1727-8. See N. E. Beg. 9: 159. then Falm. His wife's pet. to Andros in 2 ISRAEL, List 66, credited to Hampton, is Feb. 1687, List 34, stated that for several unkn. in the Hampt. or Ex. families. The yrs. she had been in poss. at Falm. and made name occurs in the Ipsw.-Newb. fam. no ment. of him; his dau.'s deed 1741 called 3 JOHN, brewer, Strawberry Bk., in Aug. him 'of Lynn, dec' Widow Mary, ±53, test, 1646 bot from Roger Knight 8 a. that had in the Burroughs trial at Salem 2 Aug. 1692, been Michael Chatterton's. See also (9). joined Chárlest. Ch. 28 Apr. 1695, of C. deed­ Constable 1648, apprais. Henry Taylor's est. ed to s. Joseph in July 1700, and later, as 1649, lie to sell wine 1649. Before Me. ct. wid. of Thomas of Casco Bay, claimed 130 a. 1651 for selling beer at the Shoals. Pub. ho. at Falm. (a town gr.), also the land deeded lie. Str. Bk. 1656, 1657, 1659-1661; j. 1650; by Bobin Hood, and land adj. Sylvanus selectman 1655; gr.j. 1659. He exch. land Davis and Winnegance Creek deeded by her with John Jones in 1655; sold on Gt. Isl., to br. John in 1661, while Wm. Brown, Bich­ John Cutts 1658, to Isaac Cousins 1661. In ard Hall and Clarke & Lake heirs claimed 1658 gave a bill to Barefoot who sued his land deeded by Webbers. She d. bef. 14 Peb. wid. in 1662, Samuel Hall her atty. Lists 1715-6. Ch., 5 sons and 1 dau. left at their 323-325, 326a, 330ab. See also Munmer. decease (Y. D. 8: 149): John, eldest son, ag. Wife Rachel first seen 16 Dec. 1658. In 1659 ±28 about 1684. Samuel, ag. ±36 in 1692. he was accus. of abusing her, also of keep­ Nathaniel, Falm. 1689, List 228c, in 1697 ing Mr. Batchelder in his ho. three days; his owned cov. at Chariest. Ch., his w. Elizabeth defense: he could not get him out. Adm. on joining in 1714. A Boston sawyer 1716, liv­ his est. 24 June 1662, to Capt. Waldron and ing 1717. His w. d. 11 Mar. 1731-2 in 60th Elias Stileman; Capt. Waldron took adm. yr. (Copp's Hill). See Wyman's 'Charles­ alone in 1663. As a wid. she had a pub. ho. town,' ii: 1004, for 8 ch. 1697-1711. James. lie, was much in evid. and rather unruly; Joseph b. ±1665. Mary, York, tailoress, last seen 7 July 1676. A persistent Batchel- single 21 Jan. 1741-2 when she q.c. fa.'s and der-Riehards relationship is noted. See also mo. 's estates to James Donnell. Allison(3), Hunt(7), Jones(17 jr.), Lad- 13 THOMAS, of ' Augusta,' mortg. and sold brook, Peake,and Mary Follansby who heard land on Bigbuary Isl., a dwg. and three her having an altercation with Martin Hall schooners to Capt. Penhallow 1718-1720; (15). One ch. seen: John, by an unkn. wife. WEBSTER 731 WEDGWOOD In Jan. 1650-1 his fa. deeded him all, house, 1706, m. 26 Dec. 1724 David Quimby. Sam­ brew-ho., furnace, livestock, boat, land; sued uel, b. 3 Apr. 1708, had land from fa. in his fa.'s admr. 1665; pub. ho. lie. 1667; ord. 1729, m. 1st at Ipsw. 6 Feb. 1732-3 Elizabeth to take down his sign in 1668. List 47. Burnham of Chebacco, m. 2d 10 May 1740 4 JOHN, blacksmith. See Mighill(3). Dorothy Stanyan. Elizabeth b. 11 Jan. 1710, 5 STEPHEN, tailor, Haverhill, of the Ipsw.- m. 20 Apr. 1730 Josiah Fowler. Newb. fam., m. 2d 26 May 1678 wid. 8 THOMAS, Exeter (bot 5 a. in 1700), b. in Judith Broad(4). List 331b. Judith wit. Boston 11 Jan. 1661, s. of James, a Scotch John Marden's will in 1698. Ch. by 1st w., brewer, and his Irish w. Mary Hay, who Hannah Ayer, incl: John, m.Tryphena Locke were m. in Boston 14 Feb. 1658. Merchant, (2). Abigail, b. at Haverh. 27 May 1676, m. cordwainer, innholder. List 376b (1700, 1701, 1st James Marden(l), m. 2d Samuel Berry 1725). In 1717 he q.c fa.'s est. to br. Wm. (5). of Boston. Wife Deborah liv. 1728. Betw. 6 THOMAS, planter, Hampton, bp. at 1728-1738 he deeded to each ch.; s. Thomas Ormesby St. Michaels, co. Norfolk, 20 called jr. 1743. Ch: Deborah, b. 11 Nov. Nov. 1631, s. of Thomas W., who was bur. 1701, m. 12 Oct. 1724 Zebulon Giddings of there 30 Apr. 1634, and his w. Margery who Ex. Nathaniel, had ho. and land from fa. m. 2d Wm. Godfrey(7) and 3d John Marion. 1728, m. a dau. of Col. John Gilman(ll). In 1656 he bot from Wm. Cole whose sole List 376b (1725). Will, 22 Jan. 1744—27 legatee he was in 1662. Gr.j. 1683, 1693, Feb. 1744-5, names 3 ch., kinswo. Martha 1696. Lists 393b, 394, 396, 397b, 49, 52, 54, Gilman, two Giddings, fa.-in-law Gilman 57,62. See also Knowles(2), Norris(3). He gdn. of the ch. Thomas, had land from fa. m. 2 Nov. 1657 Sarah Brewer, aunt of Wm. 1733, d. 1749, leaving wid. Susanna, 6 ch. Lane. She joined the ch. 15 Oct. 1699. He d. Elizabeth appar. unm. in 1733, w. of Francis 5 Jan. 1715, ag. 83; no rec. of adm. Ch: Bowden by Jan. 1734-5. See Putnam's Gen. Mary, b. 19 Dec. 1658, m. 1st Wm. Swaine Quarterly Mag., vol. 5 (1904), pp. 139, 183. (7), m. 2d Joseph Emmons(2). Sarah, b. 22 9 WILLIAM, brewer, Strawberry Bk., List Jan. 1660-1, m. Wm. Lane(13). Hannah, b. 72, may be error for (3). 27 Dec. 1663, d. 1 Feb. 1663-4. Thomas, b. 20 10 WILLIAM, taxed Newc. 1708, m. wid. Jan. 1664-5. Ebenezer, b. 1 Aug. 1667. Isaac, Susanna Rand(5). List 316. Of Newc, b. 12 Apr. 1670, m. 1 Apr. 1697 Mary Hutch­ farmer, he sold common lands to George ins. Newbury 1706. Ch. bp. at Hampt. 1697- Walker 1722. 1704: John, Jonathan, Hannah, Elizabeth, WEDGE, Thomas, Strawberry Bk., sued by and by 2d w. Sarah, rec. at Kingston 1715-6, Henry Sherburne 1650; George Monk Samuel and Gideon, besides two older ch.who bondsm. for him 1650. In 1661 ordered to d.y. He d. at Kingston 21 Feb. 1717-8; adm. bring his wife or go to her; Wm. Seavey to s. John. List 399a. John, b. 16 Feb. 1673- depos. that he had sent for her several times; 4, m. 1st 21 Sept. 1703 Abiah Shaw(10) and Gregory Foye depos. that now her fa. is had a 2d w. Sarah, m. perh. betw. 1706-1712. dead, she is willing to come either via New­ Ch: Jeremiah 1703, Charity and Josiah, foundland or Barbadoes. Lists 323, 326a. twins, 1706, and from 1712-1724: John, See also Wegges, Hinkson(3). Thomas, Caleb, Abiah, Elizabeth. Adm. on his est., mariner of Rye, to sons Jeremy and Josiah, bond 8 July 1734. Calling him late WEDGWOOD, a Staffordshire hamlet of Amesbury and herself advanced in yrs., which gave its name to the fam. and the the wid. 11 Nov. 1754 asked that adm. be ware. gr. to her oldest s. John. Joshua, b. 8'Nov. 1 DAVTD(2), Hampton, m. 4 Jan. 1683 Han­ 1676. Abigail, b. 1 Jan. 1678-9, m. John Nay. nah Hobbs(8) who was liv. in 1707, ag. ±44, he then ±54. He and Thomas Thurton 7 THOMAS(6), Kingston, d. 7 Mar. 1733, fined for fighting 1679; j. 1694; sold Hampt. an aged man who fell dead in the street. prop. 1716; d. 25 Jan. 1742. Lists 52, 396, Lists 66, 399a, 400. Wife Sarah d. 15 Feb. (?399a, error for David), 399b. Ch: John, 1717-8. Ch: Sarah b. in Hampt. 19 Sept. b. 8 Aug. 1688, m. 31 Jan. 1712 Hannah 1690, m. Samuel Fellows(l jr.). Thomas Shaw(2), d. 31 July 1755, 2 eh. rec Mary, b. (unrec), had land from fa. in 1713, m. 19 5 Apr. 1694, m. Ezekiel Knowles(3). June 1717 Mary Greely of Haverh.; d. 13 2 JOHN, Hampton by the 2d summer, but May 1772 in Kingston where 6 daus. rec. first an Ipsw. landowner 1637-1639, dur­ Mary, b. in Hampt. 19 May 1696, m. 16 Aug. ing which time he went ag. the Pequots. By 1716 John Fifield of Kingston. Alice, b. in 1644 he bot a ho.-lot orig. gr. to Wm. Sar­ Hampt. 5 Aug. 1698, d. in Kingston 30 Oct. gent, sold in 1650, and bot from Rev. John 1722. Rec. at Kingston: Benjamin, b. 24 Wheelwright, and liv. on, 15 a., called 'the Aug. 1701, m. 1st in Feb. 1725 Elizabeth Elder's lot.' Jury 1652. Lists 391a, 392a, Stuart, m. 2d 1 Dec. 1737 Mary Stanyan. 393ab. He m. a dau. of John Smart(2), Joshua, b. 2 Sept. 1703. Abigail, b. 15 Apr. cert, the mo. of his s. John and presum. that WEDGWOOD 732 WEEKS Mary who was his w. in Ipsw. in 1639 when 2 JOHN, his letter to John Butler ab. col­ they were in the company of Ann Cross(4), lecting from 'old White,' dated York. and his wid. (List 393a). Will, 24 Nov. (d. Jan. 1680-1, is quoted in Hist, of York ii: 55, 9 Dec.) 1654, names w. Mary (exec.) and ch., with reference SJC 2057. giving to eldest s. John his Ex. ho. and land, 3 JOSEPH, York, wit. mortg. given by John part to be his on the death of his gr.mo., but Stover, sr., to Thomas Lee in Jan. 1680-1, if he died, all to w. Mary. She had a legacy fined for selling without lie. in Apr. 1681 from Susanna (Haborne) Leader(3) in 1658, (see Annay), sued by Wm. Wright, jr., in wit. in a Goody Cole case (with 1673 deposi­ Oct. 1681. A man of this name, ±39, test, in tions), d. 24 Aug. 1688, ag. 70. Ch: John, b. Boston in 1685, in the case ag. Gyles God- ±1640. Jonathan, blacksmith, Hampt., sol­ dard(l), accused of wrongfully selling goods dier at O. R. in Sept. 1694. Lists 52, 54, at Nevis. 396, 397b. His w. Sarah d. 16 June 1680; he m. last 9 Feb. 1700 Eachel (Davis) Haines WEEKS, from South of England. See (11) and by deed ackn. 5 Apr. 1723 conv. all also Winkley(2). to her, and aft. her death to her gr.s. Malachi 1 JOSEPH(3), Kittery, m. 1st Adah Briar Haines, or if he d., to her s. Thomas H., and if he d. to his own br. John's sons, if any (see 5), m. 2d ±1702 Mary Gunnison(l). liv., else to his dau. Yet Daniel, List 399a Grant 1694. Jury 1693-4; gr.j. 1693-4, 1695; (unless error for David), and Jacob, List constable 1696. Lists 291, 297, 298. In 1704 399b, poss. were sons who d. s.p. bef. 1723. Richard Briar called him 'my beloved bro.' Wid. Eachel d. 9 Nov. 1749, ag. 88. Mary, and the same yr. gave p/a to 'br.-in-law' called the prettiest girl in town 1663, m. J. W. Ag. ±50'in 1720 (Y. D. 10: 84). Will, Abraham Cole(l). Abigail, b. 12 Sept. 1650, 19 Nov.—14 Dec. 1741, names wife, 5 ch., br. d. 16 July 1669. David, b. 12 Dec. 1652. Nicholas, gr.s. Benj. Morgrage. Widow 3 JOHN(2), Exeter by 1674; ±40 in 1680. Mary's will, 25 Oct. 1763—13 Apr. 1767, names dau. Martha Jones, wid., and gr.s. He had land from uncle John Smart in Joseph Jones, exec. Ch., by 1st w: Judith b. 1653, and in 1678, of Exeter, sold it. Inti­ 3 June 1696,m. Jonathan Hutchins(2). Mary, mately assoc. with Hiltons. Gr.j. 1692, 1699. b. 8 Sept. 1697, m. Thomas Morgrage (John). In 1698 sued by Eeuben Hull's est. on an Nicholas, b. 27 Aug. 1699, m. 26 Oct. 1721 acct. that started with an old bal. 1681. Edw. Sarah Rice(5). Benjamin, b. 8 July 1701, m. Hilton and one John W. were abs. from meet. 1 Feb. 1727-8 Elizabeth Wilson(7). By 2d 1698. Two deeds, 1700-1701 may have been w: Joseph b. 25 Feb. 1704, not in fa.'s will. his or his son's. His wife is unseen and fam. Abraham, m. Sarah Elwell, both liv. 1746. uncertain. Jonathan(2) ment. br. John's Martha, m. Daniel Jones(8 jr.). sons and daughter, and poss. Daniel, List 2 LEONARD, Greenland, ±1646, serv. of 399a, and Jacob, List 399b, were his ch. Capt. Champernowne, said to have been More reasonably, by age and from the fact bp. at Compton-Martin, co. Somerset, 7 Aug. that (3's) dau. (not daus.) was ment., it was 1639 (Reg. 75: 321), but he deposed, ±40 in a s. John (presum. the captive 1712, List 99, 1672, 48 in 1681, ±65 in 1699, ±70 in 1703, p. 92) who in 1717 deeded to Richard Clarke 73 in 1705. See also Turpin. Berwick wit. 150 a. 'granted me by Edw. Hilton,' and in 1655 (Y. D. 1: 57); Portsm. gr. 1656; O. A. 1717-8 deeded to s. John, a minor, who was to 1666,1685; on Greenl.-Bloody Point highway pay £4 to each sis., and d. by 1736, leaving com. 1669; j. 1679, 1694, 1695, 1697; con­ ch: John (Newmarket 1747, when he q.c. est. stable 1682; surv. of fences 1692; gr.j. 1693. of Uncle Jonathan of Hampt.); Catherine, Lists 323, 326ac, 330abcd, 331a, 332b, 335a, unm. (w. of Humphrey Post(2) in 1747); 337, 356L, 49, 52, 54, 55a, 57, 62, 67, 90. See Abigail, b. 22 Mar. 1701, m. at O. E. 11 Apr. also Hall(7), Hussey(7). He m. 1st Mary 1728 Abraham Bennick(l jr.); Mary, m. bef. Redman(l), List 331c, and depos. in 1682 15 Feb. 1730-1 Benj. Glidden(3); Salome and that 20 yrs. bef. he put his horse in his fa. Ann, both unm. 1736; also Sarah (w. of Sam­ Redman's pasture; m. 2d Elizabeth Haines uel Richards of Rochester 1739; see Rich­ (12) whose fa. and bros. depos. in 1683 that ards 4). he had poss. for 23 yrs. without molestation WEED, Thomas, weaver, and w. Joanna, the place where he had set up his ho. In Kittery, Berwick; see Hoyt's Salisb. i: 1706 he gave deeds to sons Samuel and Josh­ 346, ii: 808; Y. D. 10: 6; 16: 12. In May 1729 ua, but making provis. for w. Elizabeth and he depos. that he knew Capt. Thomas Abbott certain ch.; see 'Leonard Weeks of Green­ to be in poss. of land at Quamphegan ±30 land, N. H.' (Chapman 1889) p. 118. He d. yrs. ago. Lists 291, 298. See also Chick. betw. 15 May 1706—24 May 1708 (Joshua had his deed rec. 4 Sept. 1707); adm. to s. WEEDEN, Weden, -don. See also Barn­ Samuel 4 June 1718. Ch., by w. Mary: John, ard (1). 'eldest son,' b. 14 June 1668, outliv. fa., d. 1 GEORGE, Dover 1659, List 356e. s.p. by 1718. Given £10 in 1706, no land, he WEEKS 733 WELCH prob. liv. away. Samuel, b. 14 Dee. 1670. Joseph, had the homestead, m. Sarah Haley Capt. Joseph, cordwainer, Greenl., b. 11 May (2); Judith, m. Thomas Gribble (see Grindal 1671; see (5). Lists 338ac. Taxed as Capt. 1), Joseph Bichardson and Joseph Wilson; 1719. Wife Hannah. Adm. 27 Nov. 1735 to Priscilla, in court as P. W. 1721, m. one s. Jedediah. Ch. in 1748: Jedediah, Jona­ Toolee; Elizabeth, m. Wm. Briar (7 jr.); than, Joshua, Joseph, Leonard, Abigail, Eliz­ Mary, m. Nathl. Fernald. abeth (m. Josiah Foss 2), Sarah (m. Nathl. 4 OLIVER, sailor, Bichmond Isl., George Huggins 4 jr.). Capt. Joshua, Greenl., b. 30 Cleeve's serv. 1633, afterw. employed by June 1674, m. in Boston 7 Nov. 1699 Com­ Winter for whom he test, in 1640. Swearing fort Hubbard(lO), List 338b. Taxed as in 1640, Thomas Elkins and George Deering Capt. 1717. Lists 337, 338abc. See also Hug- bondsmen. In Trel. acct. 27 June 1643. List gins(4), Samuel King(16). He d. 13 June 21. 1758; will, 2 Nov. 1752 (cod. 11 Jan. 1757) 5 CAPT. SAMUEL(2), Greenland, m. Elea­ names w. Comfort (d. 20 Mar. 1756) and ch: nor Haines (13) who d. bef. he made his John; Joshua (deed.), his s. Joshua; Mary will. In Aug. 1701 he and br. Joseph depos. Chesley (Jonathan 3); Martha Hilton (w. of that they liv. with their gr.fa. Bedman of Winthrop 2 jr.) and her s. Joshua Wiggin; Hampt. 5 or 6 yrs. and drove the cows with Comfort Weeks (w. of Walter 5); Thankful their cousin John Bedman. Gr.j. 1696, 1700; Marshall (w. of George), lately deed., her constable 1699; selectman 1701, 1705, 1709- 2 sons and 2 daus.; Margaret Smith (w. of 1712, 1714. In 1744 he depos. ab. Ens. Wm. Ebenezer); William and his s. Joshua. Sons Haines and his int. in a sawmill near Green­ Ichabod and Bichard had d. s.p. Mary, b. 19 land bridge over 40 yrs. Lists 324, 336b, 337, July 1676, m. Joshua Brackett(6); the plf. in 338ac, 62, 67. Will, 15 Sept. 1745—30 Apr. SJC 15120 (1734); both liv. 1748. Margaret, 1746, names 6 surv. ch. also named in SJC b. 4 June 1679, m. Ebenezer Johnson(16). 25962. Ch., first 6 bp. at Greenland 1712, Appar. by 2d w: Jonathan, Greenl., m. Eliz­ their fa. called Capt. W: Lt. Samuel, tanner, abeth Cate(l) by 1718 (List 338b). His Greenl., m. 19 May 1726 Mehitabel Picker^ Lists 338abcd. See also Jenkins(ll). Will, ing(8). He depos. in 1748, ag. 47. Will, 29 Sept. 1746, proved 22 Sept. 1748, altho 1762—1763, 7 ch. Walter, m. in Greenl. 14 John Brackett and Samuel Weeks ent. pro­ Dec. 1725 Comfort Weeks (Joshua 2). John, test, gives to w. Elizabeth, two Aliens, two m. in Greenl. 21 Dec. 1727 Abigail Forse. Cates, and David Haines' w. Lydia. SJC Matthias, m. in Greenl. 17 Dec. 1735 Sarah 25962 (1748) names the next-of-kin. Wid. (Sanborn) Ford. Joseph, not seen aft. 1712. Elizabeth's will, 11 June 1754—20 July Mary, m. Paul Chapman. Eleanor, bp. 1714, 1755, gives to Cates; see also SJC 25951. d. unm. WiUiam, bp. 1717, not seen again. Sarah, m. Benjamin Macrease(l). 6 WILLIAM, employed at the Shoals by 3 NICHOLAS, shipwright, Kittery, sued by Francis Wainwright in 1674, ag. ±45. Mr. Bobert Cutts in 1666 as 'Wix.' Gr. William, ag. ±35, depos. in Apr. 1675 that 1671, bot E. of Spruce Creek 1672. In Jona. the Churchwood bros. were b. and brot up Mendum's suit ag. (1) in 1702, John Ball at Kingsweare. See also Streeke. depos. that N. W. liv. on the land in controv., WEEMS, Lt. James, commissioned com­ always called Weeks Point, and aft. his ho. mander at Pemaquid Fort by Gov. An- was burned by Ind., rebuilt on same spot bef. dros 30 Nov. 1687 (Doc. Hist. 6: 304), from old Bobert Mendum d., who never claimed where he wrote to Gov. Bradstreet 11 May the land. Others called the spot Turkey 1689 telling that Mr. Gullison had arrived Point. His son claimed poss. of over 40 yrs., from Casco (Mass. Arch. 107: 33). In Nov. and Joseph Couch depos. that N. W. liv. in 1689 he and Lt. John Jordan(6) created a Spruce Creek when he came to Kit. 40 yrs. disturbance at the Boston tavern of Bichard ago. Constable 1673; sued Bobert Cutts Phillips, but only Lt. Weems was ord. ar­ 1674; j. 1686, 1690, 1693; gr.j. 1687, 1688, rested. Lists 19,125,126. See also Doc. Hist. 1690; j. life and death 1693. List 298. See 5: 179-183, 486-490, 521, and references in also Grant (16). Adm. to s. Joseph 11 Jan. vols. 6 and 9. 1693-4, sureties Mr. Wm. Scriven, Mr. Bich­ Wegges, Thomas, ordered home to his wife in ard Cutts. His w. was Judith in 1666 (see England by Dover ct. 1653. See also Woodman 5). In 1705 she depos. ab. old B. Wedge. Mendum's bounds (see Judith Mendum 2). Wel-, Balph, Dover 1674, List 357e. Surv. ch. 1720: Joseph b. ±1670. Nicholas, Welby, Thomas, signed Dover petn. 1654. shipwright, b. ±1672 (±59 in July 1731), named in br.'s will 19 Nov. 1741. Lists 291, WELCH. For origin of Ipswich fam. see 296, 297. He m. 1st 8 May 1700 Priscilla Essex Q. Ct. Bee. 2: 294-297, 310; 6: 192, Gunnison(l), m. 2d 6 Nov. 1718 Ann (Adams 360; Essex Probate 3: 230. See also N. E. 5) Hill, and was pub. 14 Aug. 1742 to Eliz­ Beg. 19: 55; 23: 417. abeth (Scammon) Haley(2). Ch. 1702-1714: WELCH 734 WELCOM 1 BENJAMIN, tailor, Portsmouth, Kittery, (Ichabod), d. 3 Dec. 1727; s. David b.-12 a York or Kit. wit. 1707 (Y. D. 7: 81), m. May 1728. Joseph b. 12 Oct. 1707. Benja­ bef. 20 Jan. 1707-8 Mary Hill(18). Poss. he min, b. 17 Sept. 1710, m. Martha Conoway was ano. unrec. br. of (7), as Philip, sr., (Robert); 10 ch. Mary, b. 17 Mar. 1714-5, moved around. Taxed Portsm. 1713; see also m. Joseph Thompson. Preston(l). In Apr. 1719, of Kit., he bot 8 RALPH, at Richmond Isl. 1643, List 21. 70 a. in Berw. from Nicholas Morrell and the 9 RALPH, Dover, Hampton, Greenland or same day bound half of it to his fa.-in-law in Rye, 1677-1684. Lists 359a, 396, 52. sum of £50 for his w. and ch. He, w. Mary 10 SAMUEL, Kingston, unrec. br. of (6) and dau. Elizabeth, one of the daus. and and (7), and br. or br.-in-law of Hannah children, were liv. 6 Dec. 1735, but the word­ W. who m. there Thomas Scribner(l) as a ing of Y. D. 17: 283, implies this Mary was 2d wife. Of Portsmouth, he m. (ct. Dec. ano. wife. Other ch. unidentified. Widow 1701) Mary Judkins(l) who depos. in Kings­ Mary of Kit., ag. 78, m. Richard Pinkham ton 28 Jan. 1750-1, ±70, about her mo. 's fam. (1). Ch. rec. Feb. 1702-3—Mar. 1724-5, the 1st 2 EDWARD, a London shipmaster, sued by 2 at Haverh., others at Kingst: Joseph Han­ Mr. Henry Hudson in York ct. Sept. 1661. nah Benjamin, Tabitha, Samuel, Martha, John Pickering's bond for his appearance in Philip, Martha, David, Abigail. One Martha 1662 was forfeited. poss. should read Mary, as a Mary m. in 3 GEORGE, Pemaquid 1687, List 124. See Kingst. 2 Oct. 1740 Elisha Clough of No. Kelly(13) for George, taxed Newcastle Yarmouth. In York Inf. Ct. 1737 Benjamin 1720, whose s. William was bp. at Portsm. W., lately of York, now of Kit., sued Sam­ (So. Ch.) 19 Mar. 1726-7. uel W., lately of Kingst., now of Berwick. 4 JAMES, m. (ct. July 1709) Mary Ham- mond(2) who joined Wells Ch. 13 July WELCOM, Wilcomb, Woolcomb. See also 1712 and m. 2d by 1718 Samuel Treadwell. Fulford, Hodsdon(6). Her ch. bp. at Wells 10 Aug. 1712: Kath­ 1 RICHARD, Shoals, bot the Wm. Urin est. erine, m. at W. 6 Dec. 1726 Enoch Davis of from the creditors and m. the wid. Elea­ Haverhill. Beriah, m. at W. 24 Oct. 1738 nor by 1667. She sold liquor in 1677. He was Caleb Kimball. constable for Star Isl. when John Wins- 5 JOHN, a captive at St. John's River 1695 land's ho. was searched for goods of the (Doc. Hist. 5: 403). One J. wit. Terra Lynes est.; gr.j. 1678; Shoals tav. lie. 1681, Magnus'depos. 1719. List 161. 1685, 1686; bondsm. for Wm. Chaplin 1681. 6 MOSES, Portsmouth, Kittery, b. at Ips­ Lists 308a, 312c. See also Broad (4). He wich 25 Nov. 1685, br. of (7), m. there signed a Shoals pet. 26 Jan. 1692 (Doc. Hist. (int. 13 Apr. 1706) Rebecca Dod. Of Portsm. 5: 313); prob. d. bef. Mar. 1692-3 when Elea­ when his s. John was a little boy and started nor had a Shoals lie. with John Westbrook a fam. row with .Benj. Miller, jr. Moses and and John Urin as bondsmen. She was lie Joseph taxed Portsm. Jan. 1731-2. Will, of also 1694, 1695; taxed at Great Isl. 1698. Kit., 7 Jan.—19 Oct. 1756, names w. Rebecca Lists 307b, 315b. Her will, Wilcomb, 19 and ch. (the 1st 7 bp. at Ipsw. 31 May 1719): Sept. (inv. 12 Oct.) 1699, gives to s. John Joseph Moses, Benjamin, Thomas, Daniel, Muchemore her new boat of which John Cur­ John, David, Samuel, bp. at Ipsw. 14 Aug. rier is master, the rest to be divid. to 'my 172-, Sarah Page, Hannah Vinnen. five ch.,' but provis. made for care of young 6% NATHANIEL, Pemaquid wit., 1687. Joseph Urin; Mr. Roger Kelly and kinsm. 7 PHTLIP, York, b. at Ipswich 27 Dec. 1668, Richard Goss(2) overseers. Adm. was gr. to s. of Philip (List 85) and w. Hannah Muchemore 1 Feb. 1699-1700. Ch. appear: (Hagget, m. 20 Feb. 1666), br. of (6) and Zaccheus, first born. Daughter (poss. Amie), (10). Of York by Oct. 1693, m. Elizabeth m. John Muchemore(2). Ruth, m. John Car­ Came(2) and in 1698 had town gr. of 30 a. ter^). for self, w. and ch., which he and Elizabeth 2 BOBEBT (Waylkumm), a Wells wit. 1672 sold in 1716. In 1733 Samuel Came deeded (Y. D. 2: 122). the place where Philip was liv. to him and 3 WILLIAM, Pemaquid 1674, List 15. One Elizabeth for life, with remainder to their W. ag. ±27 was at Wm. Brown's ho. in s. Benjamin; all three sold to Josiah Linseott Boston 1670. See also 'Wilcome' in Savage. in 1736. List 279. See also Hist, of York, ii: 4 ZACCHEUS(l), Shoals, m. Sarah Moore 93-94. Ch. at York: Hannah, b. 15 Aug. 1694, (25) who m. 2d Henry Spiller by 1693. m. Zebulon Preble(9). Elizabeth, b. 14 Nov. In 1700 H. S. was gdn. of the three ch. who 1696; see Fairweather(2). Sarah (b. at Bev­ m. and liv. in Ipsw: William, m. 1st Charity erly 15 Aug. 1698), m. John Curtis(5). Abi­ Dodd who d. 18 Dec. 1724; m. 2d Rebecca gail, b. 15 Aug. 1700. Deborah, b. 16 Oct. Harris who d. 10 Feb. 1725-6. He d. 3 Dec, 1702. Samuel, b. 28 Oct. 1703. David, b. 8 1726. Will. Ch. Deborah, m. (int. Ipsw. 24 Oct. 1705, pub. int. with Catherine Soomes Mar. 1721-2) Daniel Smith. Bichard, m. WELCOM 735 WELLS (int. Ipsw. 22 Apr. 1710) Elizabeth Hodg- 5 JOHN(10), had gift of fa.'s Wells land, kins; liv. Beverly 1760. 7 ch. bp. at Ipsw. ±350 a., and m. Sarah Littlefield(ll) bef. Weld, John, several times in error for Wells 31 July 1666. Gr.j. 1670, 1671; j. 1676; ferry (5). See Hubbard, p. 230; Me. P. & Ct. lie. 1671; indebted to John Manning's est. Bee. ii: 337. 1674; bondsman for Hammonds, and assoc. WELDEN (or Welding), John, a Falmouth with Phebe Farrow in care of her mo. 1676. settler under Danforth; helped run the Lists 28, 266, 269b. Killed by Ind. 11 Apr. line betw. Mr. Bobert Lawrence's land and 1677. Adm. gr. first to bros. Nathaniel of the town. Lists 30, 225ab. Gr.j. (N. H.) Ipsw. and Thomas of Amesb. and the wid. 1699. Sarah; to the wid. alone 4 Dec. 1677. See Welland (or Willand), William, Dover. See Me. P. & Ct. Bee. ii: 337. She had m. William Heard(7), Fost(2). Sawyer(4). Her will, 1734, named 4 Wells WELLMAN. 1 Abraham, List 142. ch., 2 Sibley gr.sons and a gt.gr. dau. Mary 2 THOMAS, Lynn, soldier at Wells, List Clark; the ch. divid. the land in 1702 (Y. D. 267b. 6: 146): John, b. ±1670 (64 in Nov. 1734), mariner, m. 1st in Bost. 18 Feb. 1696-7 Mary WELLS, general in Eng., anciently usually Peck. Of Bost. until 1707+, and likely the Welles in cos. Oxford and Cambridge. Capt. W. at Black Point with his sloop when Became 54th commonest name in N. E. Capt. Hunnewell was k. in 1703. Wells by 1 ANTHONY, d. intest. and without heir; 1719, innholder, and m. 2d 20 May 1725 wid. adm. to Walter Gendall 1 Apr. 1673 Mary Stover(l). Lists 333b, 269ac. Will, 10 (Wells ct.). May—22 July 1748, names w. Mary, gr.ch., 2 EDWABD, List 75b. 3 ch: Mary, b. Bost. 22 Nov. 1697, m. by 1722 3 EDWARD (often Wills), mariner, Ports­ Henry Maddox (see 2). John, List 269c, m. 11 Oct. 1733 Deborah Stover(l); his s. John mouth, m. bef. 1694 Deborah Savage(3), rec. the homestead. Hannah, w. of Thomas and presum. br. of (7) who m. her sister. Goodwin 1748 (see also Samuel Philbrick Lists 330d, 335a, 337, 339. Deborah (also 10). Deacon Thomas, b. ±1672 (62 in Nov. Deborah, jr.) wit. John Lear's deed 1708 and 1734), tanner, m. 1st at Newb. 14 May 1696 was liv. 1711; Lists 335a, 337. In 1715 Ed­ Sarah Brown. Joined Wells Ch. from Newb. ward, jr. deeded to fa. the land and old ho. 21 Dec. 1701; jury 1701. At Newb. tempor, willed him by his gr.fa. Savage; in 1717 aft. w. and ch. were killed in 1703 and m. 2d James Stewart and w. Mary (Wells 7) deed­ at Salem 12 Oct. 1704 Lydia (Eopes) Gale. ed to uncle E. W., and he was Stewart's Wells mill-owner 1713; chosen Deacon 3 Mar. bondsm. in 1718. Admr. of Henry Savage's 1717-8. Lists 39, 269ac. Will, 19 July (d. at est. 1724, his bondsm. John Hooker and Eich­ Wells 26 Aug.) 1737: w. Lydia (d. at Wells ard Parsley. Adm. on his est. gr. to s. John 16 Feb. 1737-8. Ch. (1739 division): Edward, 6 Mar. 1746), 3 ch. Two of the four eh. re­ m. 9 Nov. 1713 Hannah Bartlett(l), d. bef. ported k. were Sarah, b. at Newb. 9 Mar. 1 Sept. 1717. Widow Hannah m. 2d Hugh 1698-9, and Joshua, b. at Wells 9 Oct. 1701. Banfield(2), and 3d one Manson. Ch. bp: Ch. by 2d w., rec. at Newb., all in will: Na­ Elizabeth; Edward (had 2/9 in div.). John, thaniel, b. 21 Aug. 1705, m. 26 May 1736 fisherman, mariner, Portsm., m. by 1725 Dorothy Light (4); Joshua, b. 6 Mar. 1707, Dorothy Lang(4); adm. on his est. (Wills) List 269c, m. 25 Dec. 1729 Meribah Little­ gr. to John Lang 28 Jan. 1740-1; 6 ch. liv. field (5); Lydia, b. 29 May 1709, m. Samuel 1754. Samuel, Portsm., m. 10 Oct. 1734 Pris­ Clark (43). Sarah m. 1st at Salem 13 Sept. cilla Dowse(2); 7 ch. rec. at Bye. Jeffrey, 1695 Samuel Sibley, m. 2d (int. at Newb. 25 Portsm., m. 5 Jan. 1732-3 Mehitabel Libby; Nov. 1710) John Sawyer, her step-fa.'s ch. bp. at So. Ch. Anne, named in gr.mo.'s nephew. Patience, m. Nathaniel Clark(43). will 1708, not in div. One Ann was rec. into So. Ch. 3 July 1720. Deborah, wit. brother's 6 JOHN, soldier, m. at York 3 Aug. 1725 deed as D. W. in 1715 and attested it as Lydia (Young 2) Weare. List 279. Ch. Brown in 1724. She had m. Henry Brown (9) 1728-1737: Lydia. Job. Sarah Nehemiah. by 1722 when her fa. borrowed a bed for her One John, soldier, from Suffolk, in Old Eng., from Hugh Banfield. Elizabeth, m. 1st made his will at Elisha Allen's ho. in York Isaac Bay (3), m. 2d John Hines, m. 3d 8 Oct. 13 Apr., prov. 3 Oct. 1723. 1733 Bobert Drought from Ireland. Bethia, 7 PETEE (often Wills), mariner, Ports­ renewed bp. cov. as B. W. 11 Feb. 1728; m. mouth, taxed Oct. 1691, m. Mary (Sav­ one Connors by 1739. Zebulon, at Halifax, age 3) Lear by 1694 when her parents deeded N. S., 1751, when he q.c. fa.'s est. to them 10 a. adj. land form. Hugh Lear's and Eobert Lang's, with a way to the water­ 4 ISAAC, Mr., preached at Kittery a short side. Lists 57, 335a. (also his wife). Prob. time in 1673, then disallowed. See Doe. both dead in 1698 as neither in tax list. Ch: Hist. 4: 338. Elizabeth, m. Henry Donnell(3). In 1736 WELLS 736 WENTWORTH they sold half her fa. 's 10 a. Mary, single in m. 2d Elizabeth (Monroe) Young. Susan­ 1713, w. of James Stewart in 1717 when they nah b. 9 Dec. 1707, m. Stephen Harford(2). deeded her half of 10 a. to uncle Edward Joseph b. 22 Dec. 1709, d. 1765 leaving wid. Wells. See also (3) and Lear(l). Rachel and ch. See Y. D. 18: 1. Elizabeth 8 PHILIP, land surveyor in Maine for Sir b. 8 June 1712, m. John Yeaton, jr. Doro­ E. Andros in 1687, and had been his thy, b. 26 July 1714, m. Ezekiel Wentworth steward. Lists 34, 221. (2). Martha, b. 25 July 1716, m. Elihu Hayes 9 GOV. THOMAS (Welles) of Wethersfield, (John, 3 jr.). Abra, b. 14 Feb. 1718, m. Wm. and Mary Willis of Hartford, owned in Chadwick (see Haskins 6, Philpott). Mark Squamscot patent, selling to Christopher (Markes), b. 30 May 1720, m. Elizabeth Lawson in 1648 (Suff. D. i: 126). Wentworth (Capt. Benjamin 3); inv. 1757. 10 DEACON THOMAS, Ipswich, bot 200 a. 2 EPHRArM(ll), Dover, Lists 96, 358d, at Wells from Mr. Wm. Symonds in 1657, held minor town offices. He m. 1st Mary but was not resident there. See Y. D. 10: 91- Miller(13), m. 2d Elizabeth (Waldron 6) 92. By will, 1666—1666, he gave 50 s. to Beard bef. 10 May 1726 when he q.c. to her 'our Cussen Marye Baker (alias Loue) of br. his right in 40 a. of upland gr. to his fa. Colchester.' See Essex Probate, i: 63-73 and in 1652, with warr. ag. all persons that doth i: 241-243 for wid. Abigail's will, 1671. See or may bear the name of Wentworth. She also Hoyt's Salisb. i: 348, for 8 ch. by w. was liv. 5 Oct. 1737, but not in his will, 16 Abigail (Warner), incl: Nathaniel. John, 2d Mar. 1738-9—29 June 1748, from which his son. Thomas, b. 11 Jan. 1646-7. Lydia, m. unrec. ch. are learned: Ephraim, m. Martha John Ropes of Salem. Grant(17). Spencer, m. Keziah Heard(ll); 11 REV. THOMAS(IO), bot in Wells 1667- d. s.p. Ezekiel, had the Dover homstead, m. 1669; of Wells in Dec. 1669. 'Minister 1st Dorothy Wentworth(l), m. 2d Sarah of the town of Kittery' when John Tucker Nock(3). Samuel, m. Patience Downs, the made his will 31 Oct. 1670. He served Kit­ 1st of 3 wives and mo. of his ch. Jonathan, tery ab. a yr., and Mr. Francis Hooke was m. Abigail Heard. Mary, m. Nehemiah Kim­ called chiefly responsible for his removing; ball. Anna, m. Ephraim Ham. Martha, m. see Doc. Hist. 4: 338; Y. D. 6: 36. Long min­ Joseph Twombly. Elizabeth unmar. 1738. ister at Amesbury, where he d. 10 July 1734. 3 *EZEKIEL(11), first taxed 1672, had He was one of the first to receive an honor­ grants 1694, 1696, 1701, and lived in part ary degree from H. C, and poss. once of the of Dover incorp. as Somersworth. Jury 1687 class of 1669, but not a graduate. See Hoyt's (fined), 1699; constable 1693, 1694; highway Salisbury i: 351 for ten ch. by w. Mary surv. 1695; selectman 1702; assessor 1705; (Perkins, m. 10 Jan. 1669), inel. Luke, b. 19 died while in office as Rep. betw. Oct. 1711—- Mar. 1673-4, Lists 67, 336b, 96 (carried away May 1712. In 1720 three sons were cited to by Ind. in 1697). take adm., on compl. of the Things. Lists 353, 356j, 358b, 359ab, 52, 54, 57, 62, 94. He WENTWORTH. It is noteworthy that m. one Elizabeth bef. 27 June 1676 when she 'The Homes of English Families,'Guppy, depos. that she wit. the indenture of Syl­ 1890, does not ment. this family name which vanus Nock to John Hall, jr., who deliv. the once flourished in England. paper to Sylvanus in the presence of his mo., 1 BENJAMIN(ll), ±47 in Mar. 1716-7, ±57 his fa.-in-law (Benmore) and herself. In in June 1727, had deed from fa. in 1693, Nov. 1715 sons Benjamin and Gershom were covering corn he had sown on his fa.'s lot, to care for her; prob. d. bef. 9 Mar. 1726. the black cow he had chosen, and the land Deeds and s. Paul's will show fol. ch: Thom­ his br. Sylvanus had liv. on. Dover surv. of as, mariner, had portion from fa. 3 Feb. 1708- highways 1703, 1717; constable 1711, 1713. 9. His wid. Love, then w. of John Thing(2), List 358d. Wife Sarah Allen(4). He was was gr. adm. 3 June 1719; one dau. Eliza­ drowned 25 July 1728; at 11 o'clock at night, beth, her gdn. Capt. Paul W. John, liv. at going home from Dover Neck, he missed the Sligo, m. 24 Dec. 1703 Martha Miller(13), boom and drove into the river. Adm. 10 had part of his portion 2 Apr. 1711, d. betw. Sept. 1728 to wid. Sarah, who depos. in Jan. 24 Dec. 1717—20 July 1718; adm. on prop, 1756, ag. 76; d. 12 July 1770, ag. 91. Ch. rec: in Me. and N. H. gr. to Wm. Cotton, wid. Capt. William, Somersworth, b. 14 Aug. Martha decl. She was liv. 3 Jan. 1755. 5 ch. 1698, m. 1st Mary Wentworth(4), m. 2d in Col. Paul, wealthy merchant, lumber dealer, Salisb. 25 Nov. 1737 Abra Evans; will 1778. J. P., and public official, m. in Salisb. 24 May Sarah b. 16 Apr. 1700, m. Dea. Daniel Plum- 1704 Abra Brown, had deeds from fa. 1705— mer. Tamsen, b. 4 Jan. 1701, m. Aaron Riggs 1709, and in 1705 bot from cous. Timothy a of Glouc. Lt. Benjamin, b. 1 Dec. 1703, had ho. and 14 a. near Salmon Falls in Dover. the homestead, m. Deborah Stevenson(l), List 358d. Will, 3 Feb. 1747-8 (d. 24 June both d. 1790. Ebenezer, b. 9 Sept. 1705, m. 1748 in 70th yr.), names many but no w. or 1st Sarah Roberts (John 12) who d. 1770, ch. Capt. "Benjamin, Dover selectman, WENTWORTH 737 WENTWORTH Rep., d. in office betw. 18 Sept. 1724—14 6 LT. GOV. t$JOHN(8), Portsmouth, was Apr. 1725. Adm. 10 May 1726 to wid. Eliza­ fortunate in his step-relatives and in­ beth (Leighton 5), m. 23 Sept. 1717. He had laws, Deering(4), Martyn(15), and Hunking bot the John Lovering(2) prop, which his (7) whose dau. Sarah he m. 12 Oct. 1693, and wid. improved, herself or by tenants. She d. that he and his, alone of all the Wentworths, in 1779. 4 ch. See also Mary Horne(2). rose to great power to form what has been Deac. Gershom, Rollinsford. Will, 1758— called the 'Wentworth political dynasty' 1759, named w. Sarah (by trad. Twombly), 2 may be ascribed to their guidance and influ­ sons, dau. of a deed. dau. Tamsen, m. 1st ence. First a mariner, then merchant. In James Chesley(3), 2d John Hayes(3 jr.). 1699 loading masts for Spain (Lt. Gov. Part­ Elizabeth, m. 3 Nov. 1713 Nathl. Brown of ridge owner) when Bellomont threatened to Salisbury. send both to Eng. for trial for treason. Coun­ 4 DEACON GERSHOM(ll), first taxed cillor 14 Feb. 1711-2. Justice of the Ct. of 1670; gr.j. 1676, 1677, 1694 (special); j. Common Pleas 1713-1718, appointed Lt. Gov. 1694, 1695. Gr. 30 a. near Reyner's Brook 7 Dec. 1717, holding this office until death, and 10 a. nearest the head of his lot at and having full control in N. H. 1723-1728 Cocheeho 1696. Lists 356j, 358d, 359ab, 52, when there was no Royal Governor here. 54, 57, 62. See also Wm. Thompson. His w. Lists 330df, 337, 339. See also Penney(2). (perh. not 1st) was Hannah French, m. at Will, 7 Aug. (d. 12 Dec.) 1730, left large est. Salisb. 18 Mar. 1695-6. On 26 May 1730 they to w. Sarah and ch. Her will, 20 Mar. 1740-1 deeded homestead and stock to s. Samuel for (d. 1 Apr. 1741 in 68th yr.). Ch: Gov. support. He d. 2 Mar. 1731. Ch: Mary, b. 14 St±*Benning, Portsm., b. 24 July 1696, H. C. May 1697, m. Capt. Wm. Wentworth(1). 1715, Bep., Councillor, Governor, m. 1st Abi­ Samuel, Somersworth, b. 5 Dec. 1699 (Salis­ gail Ruck of Boston where he was a mer­ bury), m. 1st 9 Dec. 1731 Elizabeth French chant in 1720; m. 2d Martha Hilton(22), d. of Salisb. who d. with all 3 of her ch. bef. 3 14 Oct. 1770. Hunking, Portsm., b. 19 Dec. Nov. 1737 when, of Hampt., he m. 2d Sarah 1697, m. 1st Elizabeth Wibird(2). m. 2d Eliz­ Williams (Newb. rec). Widow Sarah filed abeth Keese(3), m. 3d Margaret Vaughan, d. bond as admx. 28 June 1758. Ezekiel, Som­ 21 Sept. 1784. Hannah, b. 4 July 1700, m. 1st ersworth, b. 4 Feb. 1702, d. bef. 29 June 1757, Samuel Plaisted(2), m. 2d Theodore Atkin­ leaving wid. Elizabeth (Day 2) and s. Moses son^ jr.). Sarah, b. 24 June 1702, m. 1st who d. s.p. bef. 20 July 1768. Her unproved Archibald McPhedris, m. 2d George Jaffrey will, 1768, names 3 sis. and kinsm. Moses (4 jr.). Major John, b. 19 Oct. 1703, H. C. Wentworth Downs, Daniel Heard. Gershom, 1723, Judge Ct. Com. Pleas, Judge of Pro­ b. 4 Apr. 1705. John, Rochester, k. by Ind. bate, m. Sarah Hall of Barbadoes, d. 24 Nov. 1746. Widow Jane (Richards) m. 2d Daniel 1773. Capt. William, Kittery, b. 10 Dec. Palmer. Sarah, m. Ephraim Ricker (1). 1705, m. 1st Margery Pepperell (Andrew), Thomas. Moses. m. 2d Marv (Hall) Winthrop, d. in Kit. 15 Dec. 1767. Mary, b. 7 May 1707, m. 1st Tem­ 5 JOHN(ll), first taxed 1668. Of York, ple Nelson, m. 2d John Steele. Samuel, b. 15 form, of Cocheeho, 5 Feb. 1675-6 and Jan. 1708-9, H. C. 1728, Boston merchant, m. until 10 Feb. 1690-1 at least, acc. to deeds. Elizabeth Deering (Henry 4 jr.). He d. 16 In 1680, he and w. Martha (m. by 28 Aug. Sept. 1766, she in 1785 in London where she 1679; see Steward 1), sold 100 a. in Wells was liv. with her s. Benning. JMark, Ports­ which he had of Ezekiel Knight; in 1685 he mouth, b. 1 Mar. 1709-10, m. Elizabeth sued Charles Brissum for damage done by Bindge. A wealthy merchant, Councillor, turkeys. A fam. rec. says his s. Edward was and fa. of Gov. John, a Loyalist who found b. in 1693 in Newb., but by 1704 he was lo­ rewards in Eng. Elizabeth,'b. 16 Feb. 1710-1, cated at Ponkapoag, now Canton; last seen, m. 1st John Lowd, m. 2d Capt. Benj. Under­ of Boston, 6 Oct. 1716, giving p/a to s. John. wood. Bebecca, b. 16 Apr. 1712, m. Thomas His w. Martha was in Boston in Jan. 1709; Packer(2 jr.). Ebenezer, b. 1 Aug. 1714, see John Holdridge. Lists 356m, 357c, 269b, physician, shopkeeper, m. Marv Mendum 33. See also Parker(6). Ch. appear: John, (Nathl. 1), d. 3 Feb. 1757. Daniel, b. 5 Jan. Stoughton, b. ±1676, m. Elizabeth Bailey 1715-6, Portsm., merchant, m. Elizabeth (2) whose fa. in 1717 willed her half his land Frost, d. 19 June 1747. George, b. 12 June at the Eastward; d. at Stoughton 6 Jan. 1719, d. at sea unm. 1741. 1772, ag. 95. Charles, d. at Canton 8 July 1780, ag. 96. Edward, d. at Stoughton 12 7 PAUL(ll), taxed at Dover ±1680, there Feb. 1767, ag. 74. His 1st w. was Keziah 1684. Lists 359b, 52, 94. See also Heard Blackman (Dea. Benjamin of Stoughton). (11). Newb. in Apr. 1696 when he sold to Shubael, Stoughton, d. in 1759. Mary, m. br. Benjamin land 'formerly my seat in James Wright in Boston 1712. Abigail, m. Dover'; adm. to Bowley Ch. 30 Aug. 1696, Benj. Jordan in Dorchester 1715. Elizabeth with w. Catherine (m. bef. 21 Apr. 1681, see m. John Kenney in Stoughton 1728. Stewart 1) dism. to New London Ch. 29 WENTWORTH 738 WENTWORTH July 1707. Norwich 1715, where in 1726 he 1669, List 57, d. 5 Jan. 1690, ag. 22 (Pt. of deeded for supp. of self and w. to s. Edward Graves). Col. Banks reported from Eecords who soon d., and in 1746 to s. Benjamin for of Privy Council: Ebenezer and William supp. of self alone. He depos. ab. Bowley in depos. that their br. Daniel liv. at Sheepscot Apr. 1739, ag. 79 (SJC 49033). 13 ch. bp. at with Elihu Gunnison. No William was rec. Bowley, 11 together 16 May 1697. As rec. at or in fa.'s will and ano. br. may have been Dover at one time they were: William, b. 25 meant. John, b. 16 Jan. 1671 (Lt. Gov.). Dec. 1680, living Berwick 1764, m. Grace Mary, b. 5 Feb. 1673, m. 1st Capt. Samuel Tucker(18); see Joseph Gunnison(l), List Byrnes, m. 2d Dr. John Clifton. Capt. Eben­ 96. Her fa. willed her portion to her s. Wil­ ezer, b. 9 Apr. 1677, mariner, Portsm., Bos­ liam. Sylvanus, b. 28 Feb. 1681, List 289, of ton, commanded a storeship at Port Boyal Berw. until 1723, Norwich by 1727, liv. 4 in 1707, m. 9 Aug. 1711 Eebecca Jeffries (see May 1762. He m. 1st Mary Key(l), 2d in Jeffrey 2), d. 14 Sept. 1717, she 2 July 1721. Bowley 3 Apr. 1723 Eleanor Davis. Paul, 3 ch. Dorothy, b. 27 June 1680, m. Henry Kittery, b. 10 May 1682, m. 1st Jane Bice(4), Sherburne(4). Benning, b. 28 June 1682, d. 4 ch.; m. 2d 24 Sept. 1724 Eebecca (Picker­ bef. fa. ing 8) Jaques(l). In 1730 his fa. deeded him all his Dover lands; liv. 7 July 1736. Eben­ 9 SYLVANUS(ll), Dover 1684, m. in Bow­ ezer, b. 18 June 1683, List 289, liv. in Conn. ley 7 Nov. Elizabeth Stewart (1), Martha, b. 9 Feb. 1684, m. Samuel Lord(7). signed a pet. at Dover in Feb. 1689-90 and Mercy, b. 18 July 1686, m. in Bowley 23 Apr. likely was soon an Ind. victim. Lists 52, 57, 1707 Joseph Chapman. Aaron, b. 1 Jan. 94. In May 1693 his fa. deeded to (1) 'the 1687, liv. in Conn. Moses, b. 17 Apr. 1689, land my s. Sylvanus lived upon.' Ch: Eliza­ liv. May 1697. Mary, b. 25 Dec. 1692, liv. beth rec. at Bowley 27 Aug. 1689, m. there May 1697. Katherine, b. 28 July 1694, m. 13 Nov. 1707 Nathaniel Dresser. 1713 Daniel Chapman of Colchester, Conn. 10 TIMOTHY(ll), Dover, Berwick, signed Sarah, b. 8 Apr. 1697, m. at Norwich 1718 a N. H. pet. in Aug. 1692, bot in Dover in -Colen Ffresior-; see Steward(l). Benja­ Apr. and had land from fa. in May 1696; min, b. 28 Dec. 1698, bp. at Bowley 1 Jan. gr.j. 1696; called of Dover 1702; of Berwick 1698-9, liv. in Conn. Edward, b. 20 June 1705, where he bot the former Grant home­ 1700, bp. at Bowley 31 Aug. 1700, liv. in stead from Edw. Toogood, giving back a Conn. mortg. which was released to his sons in 1732. In 1718 he recited that he had a share 8 SAMUEL(ll), Portsmouth, ±32 in June in his gr.fa. Ezekiel Knight's lands by vir­ 1674, ±39 in Sept. 1680, first taxed 1659, tue of his fa. 's will. Lists 62, 296. Will, 3 m. by 1666 Mary Benning, sis. of Harry, May—8 July 1719, names w. (Sarah, ±86 in and step-dau. of Henry Deering(4). From Jan. 1754; see Cromwell 3), 4 ch: Timothy, them spring the Wentworths eminent in m. Elizabeth Hodsdon, who was gr. adm. 15 N. E. and abroad. By 1669 (or 1661, by July 1735 and m. 2d by June 1739 John Samuel Treworgy's depos., Beg. 27: 272) he Pierce. Dea. Samuel, liv. on the Berwick remov. to Great Isl., had tav. lie. to 1678 homestead, m. 29 Aug. 1725 Joanna Boberts when he sold, and was there 1678-1679 when (John 12), both d. 4 July 1780. Mary, m. he acted for George Munjoy in Me. Ct. Lie. James Gerrish (1). Sarah, m. 1st Benj. Hos- also at Portsm. and selectman there 1683. sum, m. 2d John White. Jury 1682, 1685; gr.j. 1683. O. A. 28 Aug. 11 ELDEE WILLIAM, Dover, ag. ±54 in 1685. Capt. S. W. one of Walter Barefoot's Sept. 1670, is consid. the same bp. at Al- overseers 1688. Lists 356eghk, 357e, 312eh, 313abf, 324(2), 326c, 331b, 49, 51, 52, 54, ford, co. Lincoln, 15 Mar. 1615-6, s. of Wil­ 55ab, 57(2), 82, 90, 92, 98. See also Meekell; liam and Susanna (Carter), gr.s. of Chris­ Y. D. 3: 82. Will, 13 Mar. 1690-1 (d. of small topher and Katherine (Marbury). In Apr. pox 25 Mar., ag. 50); w. Mary, 3 surv. ch., 1636 Eichard Filkin transferred to the gr.ch. Widow Mary m. 2d Hon. Bichard trustees of Hansard's Free School the right Martyn(15). In 1671 Thomas Parker called to the rents of a long list of houses, one of her vile names and said she and her mo. them tenanted by 'Wm. W. or his assigns' never left their country for their goodness. in Bilsby (the Wheelwright par.). See Eng­ List 312e. Ch., Prov. rec: Samuel, merchant, lish material in the Wentworth Gen.; Har- Portsm., Boston, b. 9 Apr. 1666, m. 1st Han­ leian Soc. Pub. (Lincolnshire Pedigrees) 52: nah Wiggin(l) who d. at Portsm. 21 Feb. —, 1062; Col. Soc. Mass. 11: 61; N. E. Beg. 22: ag. 24 (Pt. of Graves); m. 2d at Boston 12 135. Altho the revised edition of the W. Nov. 1691 Elizabeth Hopson; m. 3d at Bos­ Gen. was pub. 60 yrs. ago, so well was it ton 28 Oct. 1699 Abigail (Phillips), wid. of done that few addi. facts are known. One Capt. Christopher Goffe; d. in 1736. A son of a large fam. connection to come over, Samuel, by 1st w., d. bef. 6 Mar. 1712-3 when young William foil, his kinsman Bev. John adm. was gr. to his fa. Daniel, b. 21 Oct. Wheelwright to Exeter and Wells bef. set­ tling perma. at Dover. He signed the Ex. WENTWORTH 739 WEST Comb, and from a ct. rec. and List 376a was 3 RICHARD (Escot), 1687, List 307b, m. appar. there in Sept. 1643, but soon at Wells. Anna or Hannah Haley(l). (Note 'Yes- Tr.j. (Me.) 1647, 1649; gr.j. 1647; Wells con­ cutt' in Ipswich vital records). A mariner stable 1648, and had three grants adj. Edw. of Piscataqua in 1704 when plf. in a suit; Rishworth (See Y. D. 1: 62, 147). Taxed disorderly and bound over to York ct. by Dover 1650. Selectman 1651, 1657, 1660, Pepperell in 1707, Henry Barter bondsman. 1664, 1665, 1670; moderator; constable, Com. Newc. wit. 1714. Widow Hannah receipted t.e.s.c, lot layer, on important committees, for her Haley inheritance 4 June 1724, liv. Ruling Elder, and as 'Elder Winford' was June 1725. Ch. appear: Josiah Kittery, ac­ made freeman 5. 2m. 1653. His land hold­ cused by Margaret Tucker in Apr. 1727. ings are listed in the Wentworth Gen., much Richard, shipwright, York, m. 10 July 1729 of it in the present Rollinsford. Preaching Mary Wardwell. Ch. rec: Anna, Prudence, at Ex. 1683-1693, but liv. in Dover, where in Josiah. See'Maine Wills,' p. 788. Andrew, 1689, altho over 70, he is credited with sav­ housewright, York, accus. by Margaret ing the Heard garrison from the Ind. 'Of Tucker 1730-1732, altho he had m. (int. Cocheeho, now liv. in Ex.' in Mav 1693; of 19 Apr. 1729) Deborah Webber(lO) and had Dover 27 May 1696. Lists 373, 376a, 72, 262, a s. Josiah, b. and d. 1730. William, wit. 353, 354c, 355ab, 356bceghk, 359ab, 311c, deed to Andrew 1730. 46, 49, 52, 54, 57, 62, 94, 96. His 1st unkn. w. 4 THOMAS, sued Wm. Tucker in Saco ct. in had at least one ch.; his last w. Elizabeth Nov. 1665 and was sued in 1668 by Dr. Knight(2) was liv. when her fa. made his Arthur Clapham for curing his w. Joan. will 18 Apr. 1687. He d. 15 Mar. 1696-7; inv. Scarb. bef. 1676 where Hannah Hallam de­ by Nathl. and Tristram Heard and Thomas posed he kept the ferry when she worked Downes, attested by wid. Elizabeth 4 Apr. for Scottow. Portsm. or Great Isl. with w. 1697. Ch: Samuel (by 1st w.), b. 1641-1642. Joan in 1678 (see Hardy 3) and in Oct. 1682 John, first taxed 1668. His connec. with had kept Peter Pisgrave 13 mos. Lists 236, Wells and the Knight fam. (Y. D. 3: 84) 237e, 331b. No ch. surely kn., but presum. indicates he was son of E. K., who was cert, fa. of Walter, servant of James Bobinson mo. of Ezekiel, Elizabeth and all the young­ (3) in 1683, ag. ±19 in June 1684 (see Ed­ er ch. Gershom, first taxed 1670. Ezekiel, mund Pendleton 2), and of Sarah who was first taxed 1672. Elizabeth, b. ±1653, m. 1st with Sarah Eead(ll) when she was at­ James Sharpe(l), m. 2d Richard Tozier, jr. tacked by Richard Webber in 1684. See also See Y. D. 9: 92. ' New England Captives,' i: (3), (5). 193. Paul, taxed ±1680. Sylvanus, adult 1684. Timothy, see Y. D. 12: 17. Sarah 5 THOMAS (Westget), a Portsmouth wit. (appar.), m. 1st Benjamin Barnard(2), m. 2d 1716. In 1749 his wid., then Mary Leval- Samuel Winch. Ephraim. Benjamin, b. lee, and son Thomas (Westgate) of Ber­ ±1670. wick (m. Margaret Davis in 1745) sold his Rochester land. One Mary W. m. John Wescom, John, see Lang(4). Morgan in Berw. 20 Mar. 1725-6. Wesley, John, Newcastle cor.j. 1670, List WESCOTT, Westcott, Westgate. Old in 312b. cos. Devon and Somerset, and in various forms a common place name in S. of Eng. WEST, scattered thru East and West of 1 DANIEL, Shoals, Portsmouth, held Thom­ Eng., most numerous in Northampton­ as Dew's note of 20 Mar. 1675-6 and sued shire. John Baker on it in 1682. At the Shoals liv. 1 EDWARD, b. ±1639, vintner, Great Isl., from his wife in June 1678 and had been abs. wit. George Walton's p/a 22 Oct. 1662, 6 or 7 yrs. in 1679 when he put in as evid. a m. his dau. Martha and had a s. John by letter dated 20 June 1679 from w. Esther to 1665 when he conv. his ho. in trust for them loving husb. Daniel, saying 'our dau. Eliza­ and any other issue to Nathl. Fryer and beth is dead, rest of our children well' and Henry Robie, they to choose a third. Pub. 'must consider whether I leave mý native ho. lie. 1663-1675. In 1666 he gave a bond country.' In 1680 in Me. ct. he aekn. judgm. to Philip Chesley, sr., wit. by his servant to Henry Williams in Edw. Hounsell's be­ Christopher Snell; the next yr. Joanna Ches­ half, and for himself sued John Parrot in ley test. ab. 'Mr. West coming up to our Portsm. ct. Taxed Portsm. 1681, O. A. 28 ho.' and borrowing a canoe. Sued Rowland Aug. 1685, hired the Glebe in Portsm. for Flansell and Christopher Banfield for forf. one yr. in Apr. 1691, D. W. and shop taxed of a bond in Me. ct. 1667; ag. ±29 in Dec. 1691, last seen 1694. Whether w. or ch. came 1668; sued by Richard Wharton 1671; wit. unkn. Lists 52, 57, 95(2), 329, 335a. ag. David Campbell 1673. Called Sergt. 2 RALPH, his name endorsed on back of 1673. Lists 47, 311b, 312abcf, 313a, 323, bond 1668 (case Bichard Endle v. Jona. 326bc, 330a. See Moulton(2),Wise(3); note Wade, Mar. 1682; Essex Q. Ct. 5: 11). (4, 7, 8). Inv. (£540) 1 Sept. 1677, adm. 31 WEST 740 WESTBROOK Oct. to wid. Martha (List 331b) and aft. to Benj. Parker 1712, w. Alice (Leavitt 9) her death to George Walton 24 June 1679. joining in latter deed. As -Ellen-, she joined Her inv. (£762) 29 Jan. 1678-9, adm. to her Hampt. F. Ch. 2 Nov. 1712. He sold out in fa. who leased to Henry Crown a ho. called Hampt. 1738, bot ho. and land in 'Rumford, 'The Anchor,' a brew-ho. and a log storeho., Essex Co., Mass.' 1739; w. -Ellis- dism. to terminable on the oldest s. John coming of Rumford Ch. 16 Apr. 1739. He was dead in age. Other ch: Elizabeth, liv. 1679; she or 1762 when s. Nathl. took deed from bros. (3) 's w. wit. with him 1689. Mary, presum. Edw. and Daniel and the Dolloffs. Ch., bp. m. Eichard Archer(2). Edward, 'infant 1712-1724: Elizabeth (m. Nicholas Dolloff), son,' Capt. Thomas Daniel named gdn. 24 William, Nathaniel (d.y.), Edward (Ex­ June 1679; see Edward(3). eter 1743, Brentwood mason 1762), Nathan­ 2 JOHN, West Saco, Wells, prob. came in iel (blacksmith, of Rumford form. Penny- the -Speedwell- in 1635. Saco before 4 cook, 1762), Noah, Daniel (Brentwood Apr. 1637 when his corn on the isl. in the 1762). river had been harvested contrary to law. 4 JOHN, Capt. Richard Robinson's mate at In Nov. 1638 he leased from Vines for Newc. in Sept. 1675 when a warr. was 100O yrs. a ho. and 100 a. on so. side of the issued ag. him and Elizabeth Woodard, sis. river reaching from Cole's Brook to ' what of Wm. Rowe's wife. John (of Portsm., al­ shall now be called West's ditch' (see Cole tered to Dover), borrowed money for 15 28). Sued Thomas Eoberts in Piscataqua days on his note to Philadelphia Estes(l) ct. 1641. Jury 1640, 1645; gr.j. 1640, 1645, who in 1679 sold stockings for the daus. of 1655 (for Saco). In 1643 as 'Deputy for the (1). Perh. the master of the -Bedford Gal­ country' he and Francis Eobinson, Magis­ ley- of London 1695. trate, laid out the bounds of Black Point 5 JOHN, Mr., named by Andros as J. P. for patent for Capt. Cammock. Submitted to Pemaquid and parts Eastward 1680- Mass. and named selectman, com. t.e.s.c. and 1682. Secretary of the Andros govt., at had gr. of Cow Isl., all in 1653; selectman New York and Boston, and sent home with also 1654. Apprais. Thomas Rogers' est. Andros. Lists 16, 225a. 1655. By Mar. 1651-2 he owned in Wells adj. 6 SARAH. See Cole(19), Presbury(3), John Wadleigh, inhab. there 15 June 1658, Eandall(15), also Norton(4). and sold in Saco to Capt. Pendleton in Mar. 7 STEPHEN (Weste) ±40 in 1685, built a 1658-9, w. Edith signing; in 1653 he was fence for Philip Chesley, sr. suspected of having two wives. Wells con­ stable 1660, 1661; freed from training 1 8 WILLIAM, cooper, in 1671 patient of Dr. July 1661, being 73; apprais. John Bar­ Morgan (2) who was frequenting the ho. rett's est. 1662. Lists 22, 24, 25, 243ab, 249, of (1) about that time; see Y. D. ii: 138. 252, 262, 264, 235. Will, 29 Sept.—5 Oct. Ag. ±23 in Mar. 1672-3, he depos. ab. John 1663, places his est. for 3 yrs. in hands of Jones (see 23 jr.) and Dr. Morgan. Wm. Cole for use of his gr.ch., their fa. to have nothing to do with it; Francis Woolfe WESTBROOK. One John, yeoman, was got his best clothes and Mary Eead certain of Harting, co. Sussex, in 1620, ag. 46. articles; Wm. Cole, exec, Thomas Little­ Suff. Probate has the will of one John, form, field and John Read overseers. Only ch. of Greenwich, co. Kent, 1692; see Main(2). Mary, m. Thomas Haley(7). 1 JOHN, Portsmouth, m. Martha (Walford 4) Hinkson (List 331c) and had one ch. 3 JOHN(l), Great Island, b. by 1665, bp. by 15 Nov. 1666; m. 2d bef. 18 June 1679 19 Mar. 1676 in par. of St. Martin Out- widow Alice Cate(2), her Lists 330c, 331c, wich, London, chose Wm. Partridge gdn. 24 335a. In 1671 he bot 13 a. from Anthony June 1679 and depos. in Sept. 1687, ag. ±23, and Abigail Ellins which were sold by his that 5 or 6 yrs. ago he was Mr. P. 's appren­ heirs in 1697 (see Eowe 2). Sued in 1678 by tice. He m. Elizabeth Tetherly(l), prob. John Sherburne, gdn. of his step-dau. Mary bef. 1689 when he and Elizabeth (w. or sis.) Hinkson(7); in 1681 he sued Sherburne for wit. together. Taxed 1690; ale ho. lie 1692, withholding Walford land. O. A. 28 Aug. tav. 1693, 1695; cor.j. 1693. (In 1695 one 1685. Jury 1685, 1692, 1694; surv. of fences John was master of the -Bedford Galley- of 1692; selectman 1697. Lists 324(2), 326c, London; see 4). Lists 315a, 318b, 319. Inv. 330ae 331b, 332b, 335a, 356L (Portsm.), 49, 27 Dec. 1695, adm. to wid. Elizabeth who 52, 54, 57, 92. With John Sherburne, he had tav. lie. 1696 (Capt. Cobbett and Wm. apprais. estates of John and Thomas Ed­ Ardell sureties) and 1697 (List 97), and m. munds 27 June 1696. Westbrooks, Sher- 2d Col. Peter Weare(lO). Edward, cooper, burnes, Brewsters and the Edmunds were Newcastle (List 316), Hampt. Falls, Rum- neighbors, and indications are that young ford, seems more likely a son than identical Mary Hinkson was the w. of Thomas Ed- with (1 jr.). Of Newc, he sold land and munds(5), the mo. of his ch., and the Ind. shop near West's Cove in 1708, other prop. victim. Adm. on his own est. 11 Aug. 1697 WESTBROOK 741 WEYMOUTH to s. Thomas, wid. Alice renouncing. She w. Sarah (Morrell 3, m. 14 June 1716), 3 was liv. 1702, at times called Gate aft. his sons, 5 daus. death. Ch. appear: John, b. bef. 15 Nov. 2 EDWARD, tailor, b. ±1639 (40 in 1679), 1666, last seen in July 1690, when both John, was taxed Dover 1662, 1663, m. 25 Dec. sr. and jr., were taxed, but John, sr. was 1663 Esther Hodsdon(6), and lived at Kit. ment. in Mar. 1693-4; cert. d. bef. fa. Lists Abs. from meeting 1668, swearing 1669, of­ 57, 332b. Job, List 57, unless an error, must fences that brot him into ct. several times, have been ano. son who d. bef. 1697. Mary, Wm. Furbish bondsm. in 1671. Kit. gr. 1671, m. Nathan Knight(ll). Thomas, b. ±1676. 1694; liv. next neighbor to Jona. Nason who And perhaps ?Martha (see Eowe 2). succ. sued him for slander and defama. in 2 COL. $THOMAS(l), Portsmouth, Scar­ 1675. His ho. was burned by Ind. in 1677. boro (lumbering there by 1720), Pal- Gr.j. 1688. He and w. abs. from meet, in mouth, oldest son in 1697, ag. ±33 in Feb. 1696, but said they sometimes went to 1709-10. Portsm. selectman 1711-1716, taxed Dover Ch. Lists 356gh, 298, 290. In Mar. as Capt. W. 1713, 1715, Councillor 1716, and 1704-5 he deeded homestead to s. Timothy, kn. for his military career in Dummer 's effective aft. he and Esther should die. She War (see 'Letters of Col. T. W. and Others, wit. a Hodsdon deed 11 Mar. 1723-4. Deeds Relating to Ind. Affairs in Me. 1722-1726,' prove 2 ch: Timothy, had Kit. gr. 1703. N. E. Beg. vols. 44-49). Lists 229, 324, 330d, From Y. D. 12: 331 (1726-7), it appears he 337, 339. See also Fickett(2), Nelson(2). He lost his farm and John Hooper and Joseph m. Mary Sherburne(6) and d. ab. 11 Feb. Hodsdon recov. it for him. Lists 290, 291, 1743-4 in a one-story ho. next to 'Harrow 296-298. The printed rec. naming -Bachel- House' (at Stroudwater in Falmouth), his as mo. of his 1st ch. Bachel, b. 10 Aug. 1705, prop, lost thru speculations and his assoc. must be an error, as his w. Patience Stone with Waldo; 60 acres inventoried. In 1744 (3) was adm. to Ch. as P. W. 25 Apr. 1703, the wid. and only ch. Elizabeth with her took adm. 4 Oct. 1731, and was liv. in Feb. husb. Bichard Waldron(ll jr.), gave a p/a 1745-6. He.was thrown from his horse and to Jabez Fox to prosec. an appeal from pro­ killed (inquest). See 'Old Kittery' for 9 bate decree. Widow Mary d. 23 Oct. 1748, ch. and add a 10th eh. John, cordwainer, ag. 75 (Atkinson platter). Kit., 1749. All ch. but Mary in div. 1738. Mehitabel, ±60 in Jan. 1729, m. Wm. Stacy Westell, John (also Wastell), Dover 1640- (3). Edw. and Esther are also the logical 1642, Lists 351b, 352. See Hist, of parents of Bridget who m. John Nason (3), Wethersfield, Conn, ii: 752. and gave her age as ±63 in 1730, but poss. Weston, Thomas. See - Proceedings Mass. she was the ch. b. to Esther Hodsdon bef. Hist. Soc. 54: 165-178. July 1663, or a young widow. One Edw. is WETHEBICK, Bobert, m. by 1691 Eliza­ named several times as if liv. in suit, Emery beth (Cutts 7) Elliot(2), who wit. a v. Nason, 1730. See also (1). Fryer deed in 1694 (Y. D. 7: 261). New­ 3 GEORGE, gunner of the -Margery-. List castle soldier 1694. List 318a. Of Summer 21. town in Carolina in Aug. 1700, when his 4 ICHABOD, a wit. in 1699, either at New­ w. was at Kit. with his p/a and sold land bury, or for George Chesley at Oyster to Bichard Cutts. River. 5 JAMES, Shoals, fined at Saco 21 Oct. WEYMOUTH, a town in co. Dorset. In 1645 for breach of the Sab. and the 1665 Miles Pile gave a bond to pay one peace, was perh. older than James of Star Robert Weymouth of Dartmouth in Devon­ Isl. who had pub. ho. lie. 1667, 1668, 1670- shire. 1677, and bot on Great Isl. 1672. Wife Mary 1 BENJAMIN, Dover. His connec. with and Edw. Beale wit. a Stevens deed in Kittery and his son's mar. suggest rela­ June 1673. In 1703 James (jr.) and his sis. tionship with (2), but no evid. found. With called her 'my fa. Weymouth's widow,' in­ Wm. Munsey he wit. a Coffin deed in 1696, dicating she was not their mo. His will, was sued by Kit. selectmen for mowing the 'now on the Isles of Shoals,' 10 Apr.—25 Fowling marsh in 1700, and sued the select­ June 1678, names her, four ch., the sons men in 1701. Dover gr. 1701 adj. Edw. under 21, the dau. unm. Y. D. 3: 104 (1681) Cloudman; in 1708 bot from Richard Hussey locates his former Shoals ho. Widow Mary 20 a. and bldgs. near Sligo garrison, and had pub. ho. lie. 1678, 1679, m. 2d Capt. from Jethro Furber 30 a. next west. Lists Thomas Diamond(3). Ch., order in will: 358d, (?298, B. Weymouth). Wife Mary, m. William, bot on Star Isl. 1693, bondsm. that by 1693. In 1717 they deeded to s. Benja­ yr. for John West. Lists 95, 309. Adm. gr. min, b. at Dover 1 Feb. 1693-4, who was gr. to fa.-in-law and mo. Thomas and Mary adm. on fa. 's est. 3 Mar. 1724-5, and was of Diamond after relinquishment 22-27 Apr. Somersw. by 1743. Will, 1754—1756, names 1703 by the Curriers and James, who 23 WEYMOUTH 742 WHARTON June fol. q.c. to Capt. Diamond. George, weaver, b. 10 Sept. 1689. Of Dover, he bot dead or gone 23 June 1703. James. Eliza­ in Eochester 1731, living there 1736. Eob­ beth, m. 1st Eichard Currier(3), m. 2d Nathl. ert, b. 15 Feb. 1691-2. Joshua, weaver, b. 11 Lord(8). June 1695, taxed Berw. 1719, m. Oct. or Nov. 6 JAMES(5), Mr., Newcastle, m. aft. 27 1720 Sarah Dennett(3). Shoals 1726, Kit. Mar. 1693-4 Catherine (Chadbourne 1) 1736, both of Eichmond, York Co., 1739. Ch: Lidden(l) and poss. liv. a while on Lidden Mary m. Nathan Hoag; Mehitable, b. 25 prop, in Crooked Lane which he, his w. and Apr. 1731 ('Old Kittery'), at Eichmond on her daus. sold to Samuel Skillings in 1705. the Kennebec (Quaker rec), liv. with her Newc. selectman 1699, innkeeper 1702, bot aunt Tabitha, m. Elijah Jenkins; Abigail, there 1703. List 315b. Will, 9 Jan.—4 Feb. bp. at Kit. 23 May 1749. Tabitha, b. 14 Oct. 1706-7, names w. Catherine, 3 daus. under 1698, m. Joseph Jenkins(8). Samuel, b. 13 21., two step-daus., bros.-in-law Capt. Sam­ Oct. 1701. Dover 1729; of Somersw., sold uel Alcock and Mr. Eichard Cutt, and ment. com. rights to John Mason 1733, his deed 'plate lately given me by my mo. Diamond, saying 'I being a town born child;' adm. to dec' Widow Catherine, a midwife, ±62, Mason 1759. depos. in a Kit. case in Apr. 1727. List 316. 14. , Dover, List 37. See also Jenkins(ll). Ch: Mary, m. Samuel WHABFE, Nathaniel, Falmouth, wit. a Eymes. Katherine, unm. 1721. Lucy, near Felt deed 27 Nov. 1662 and m. Rebecca, 13 in Jan. 1714-5, liv. 1718; one Lucy m. eldest dau. of Mr. Arthur Mackworth. He Gideon Walker (see 5). signed a Falm. pet. 1663, was fined 1665 for 7 EOBEET, Eichmond Isl. 1634, List 21. abs. from ct., with wife q.c int. in cert, 8 EOBEET, mariner, fisherman, Kittery marsh to Francis Neale 1666, and apprais. 1652, had grants in 1653 (by James Em­ Richard Martin's est. 21 Feb. 1672-3. List ery's) and 1656. Adm. br. William's est. 222b. His own est. was apprais. by Robert 1654. He m. Eebecca (Emery 1) who was Corbin and Jenkin Williams 23 June 1673; riding abroad with Thomas Sadler on the adm. in July to wid. Rebecca who m. 2d Sabbath in 1659. 'E. W. and some others Wm. Rogers(16). See Me. P. & Ct. Rec. ii: of his company dying intest.,' by ct. order 269, 476-7. Two ch. proved by deeds; Na­ 24 Dec. 1661 Maj. Shapleigh was to ad­ thaniel, Falm., Gloucester, b. ±1661 (near minister. Inventory 1662, £60. 5s., with 5s. 70 in Oct. 1730, 71 in Apr. 1732, ±72 in July in hands of Laymotte. James Emery took 1733), depos. that he liv. at Falm. from adm. 7 July 1663. Lists 282-285, 298, 24. earliest recollec. until the first Ind. war and Widow Rebecca m. 2d Thomas Sadler(4), for 7 yrs. betw. the wars, and built a ho. on 3d in E. I. Daniel Eaton. No certain ch. ap­ his fa.'s farm, Wharfe's Point, up Presump- pears, altho (13) and Joseph Amory of scot River, next above Mackworth's. He m. E. I. (see Emery 1) were cert. Eebecca's ch. Anna Riggs 30 Jan. 1683 in Glouc. where That the latter was b. a Weymouth (Eob­ 11 ch., incl. Arthur, were rec to 1701 when ert's son) and used the fam. name of a his w. died. In 1735 he deeded all int. in gr.fa. who brot him up, is not imposs. Falm. to Nathl. Noyes; liv. 12 Apr. 1736, up­ 9 SAMUEL, Portsmouth, and Mary Burn- ward of 75. Bebecca, adm. to Second Ch., ham pub. int. in Ipsw. 10 Dec. 1709. Boston, in Jan. 1690, m. there 15 Feb. 1693 Francis Holmes. 11 ch. rec at Boston, incl. 10 WALTEE, servant of George Walton Isaac, Nathaniel and Ebenezer. In 1742 the 1666. last named, under his mo. R. H., late of 11 WILLIAM, Shoals, owned a ho., stage Boston, q.c Mackworth farm and isl. Incl. and mooring place which he sold to because of his name, Arthur, ±20 in 1684 John Fabes (Y. D. 1: 41). Adm. 27 June when an apprentice of John Lewis, cooper, 1654 to br. Robert(8). of Great Isl., where he beat up Mark Rounds, 12 WILLIAM, owed the Mitchell est. List 36 Charles II, 10 Sept. His presence there 78. suggests also Isaac, Great Isl. 1692, List 319, 13 WILLIAM Dover, appar. the 'William while in Second Ch., Boston, two ch. of Weymouth alias Sadler' who was bef. (John and) Martha Wharf were bp: Mar­ Wells ct. in Jan. 1681-2 for abusing magis­ garet, b. 15, bp. 19, May 1695; Susannah, trates and ministers, and escaped, John bp. 14 Mar. 1697. Green paying costs. If an ackn. s. of (8), it is cert, strange that the name of a worth­ less step-fa. clung to him as an alias. His WHARTON. w. Sarah d. ab. 17 Feb. 1704-5, having fallen 1 EDWARD, glazier, who became a noted into the fire. He m. 2d in Salisbury 1708 wid. Quaker in Salem, was sued by Anthony Elizabeth Maxfield. Lists 57, 96. In 1741 he Emery in Piscataqua ct. 1642, 1644, and deeded ho., barn and 17 a. to dau. Tabitha. sued Capt. Champernowne in same ct. 1643. Ch. (Dover Friends Eecords): Eebecca, b. 15 Mass. tried on him all its cures for Quaker­ June 1686, m. Elisha Andrews(4). William, ism and banished him 11 Mar. 1660-1, tho WHARTON 743 WHEELWRIGHT he did not stay banished. He made freq. their gdn. in 1711. Joseph, liv. on the home trips to the Piscat. and in 1663 went from place, added to it and passed it on to his Salem to Casco Bay and back; see Batson son. Tailor, farmer; adm. to O. B. Ch. in (3). He d. in Salem 3. 1st mo. 1678, his nunc, Aug. 1722 (many yrs. Deacon); m. 11 Feb. will (James Mills one wit.) giving £10 to 1724-5 Mary Drew(8) who was adm. to Ch. Sarah Mills(6) and her ch. (Essex Prob. 3: in July 1728. Est. adm. 1769; wid. Mary m. 201). See also Me. P. & Ct. Bee. ii: xxxviii; 2d Francis Edgerly. 5 ch. Perley's Hist, of Salem, 3: 261-267. 5 MARY, dau. of John Sinclair(3), m. one 2 RICHARD, Esq., Boston, sued Edward Wheeler unkn., unless Jonathan(l). One West(l) in 1671, bot the Pejepscot Pat­ Mary of Ipsw., wid., bot in Nottingham ent 1683-4 and had a large gr. from Mass. 1723, sold 1727. Genl. Ct. See vol. iv of York Deeds; Lists 6 RACHEL, Boston, wid. of Henry (gr.s. of 80, 191. He d. in London in May 1689, leav­ 3), m. Benjamin Allen 1686 (Hampt. ing, by 1st w. Bethia Tyng, a son William rec). (Y. D. 4: 19) whose wid. Eunice was at 7 ROGER(3), m. in Newb. 7 Dec. 1653 Mary Pejepscot 1730. By 2d w. Sarah Higginson: Wilson, and was sued in Piscataqua ct. Sarah and Bethia. By 3d w. Martha Win­ 1657 by Thomas Beard for slander and de­ throp: Ann, Martha and Dorothy, all rec. taining his servant, one Wilson. He sued at Boston with others. See Doc. Hist. 24: George Walton in 1657. Wife Mary d. in 231; Waters' Gleanings, i: 170. Newb. 27 Dec 1658; he m. 2d in Boston 23 Nov. 1659 Mary Stone, wid. of John; d. WHEELER, found chiefly in Gloucester­ there 7 Dee. 1661 (Beg. 18: 331), leaving shire and bordering counties. Became wid. and eh. Mary and Joseph both by 1st 23d commonest name in N. E. wife, both named in will of (3). 1 DAVID(3), of Hampton in Sept. 1646 8 ROGER wit. an Ind. deed at the Kenne­ when he and the Chases(l) were charged bec with Bobert Gutch 7 May 1662 with gathering pease on Sunday. By Mar. (Y. D. 11: 139). 1647 all had gone to Newb. where he m. 11 9 S , at Scottow's garrison 1675, List May 1650 Sarah Wise or Wieth (Humph­ 236. rey). He wit. Dustin to Cutts 1660 (Y. D. 10 THOMAS, see Pitman(ll), his ho. prob. 3: 20). See Hoyt's Salisbury, i: 354, for in Boston. eleven ch, incl. Jonathan, b. 6 Jan. 1657-8, m. one Mary (see 5) in Bowley 15 Mar. 1683; WHEELWRIGHT, from Lincolnshire. see 'Hist, of the Wheeler Fam. in America' See N. E. Beg. 68: 73; 74: 51, for English (1914), p. 1008, for his will, of Byfield, 12 pedigree. Aug. 1720. 1 JAMES, Mr., List 88. Samuel? 2 JACOB, Exeter soldier 1676, List 381. 2 REV. JOHN, celebrated Antinomian and 3 JOHN, from Salisbury, co. Wilts, where founder of Exeter soon aft. his banish­ he m. Ann Yeoman 1 Dec. 1611, was ment from Boston 2 Nov. 1637 and the dis­ early at Hampton, soon at Salisb. and ±1650 arming of those seduced and led away by at Newbury where Ann d. 15 Aug. 1662. His the 'opinions and revelations of Mr. Wheel­ will, of Newb., 28 Mar. 1668—11 Oct. 1670. wright and Mrs. Hutchinson' (Mass. Col. See Hoyt's Salisbury, i: 353, for eleven ch., Rec. 1: 207, 211). See Col. Soc Mass. 1: incl: David. Anne, m. 1st Aquila Chase(l), 271-303; 'Life of John Wheelwright' m. 2d Daniel Silloway. Elizabeth m. 1st (Heard, 1930); Diet, of Am. Biog., vol. 20 Thomas Dustin of Dover and Kit.; m. 2d (1936) with references, for annals of his Matthias Button. Roger. See also 'Desc. of life, beginning in Lincolnshire ab. 1592-4 Aquila and Thomas Chase' (1928), p. 521, (his fa. Robert of Cumberworth and Sale- for English data, incl. his fa.'s will. by) and ending in Salisb. 15 Nov. 1679 'in 4 JOHN, Oyster Biver, b. at Concord, Mass., an advanced age and the 17th yr. of his 10 May 1668, s. of William and Hannah ministry.' Edue. at Sidney Coll., Cam­ (Buss), m. Elizabeth Perkins(24) bef. 10 bridge, B.A. 1614-5, M.A. 1618, and vicar at June 1694 when her parents deeded them a Bilsby, Lincolnshire, 1623 to 1633, when re­ ho. and 60 a. over ag. Little Bay, reserving placed, altho appar. not resigning. At Bos­ half the mowing land and half the apples; ton he, his w. and her mo. were adm. to Ch. this was his home. Jury 1695, 1696; gr.j. 12. 4m. 1636. Of Boston, Braintree, Exeter 1699. In 1705 he bot land from the Follett (until Mass. came in), and Wells where a est. He and wife k. by Ind. 27 Apr. 1706. large land owner (Y. D. 1: 28, gr. from Adm. on his est. to Wm. Parkin s (on), bond Thomas Gorges 17 Apr. 1643; Y. D. 1: 137; 6 May 1706. The acct. shows funeral exp. 8: 14), and where he was liv. in May 1644 for one child, prob. k. with the parents. when Mass. remov. its ban (Mass. Col. Rec Sons William and Richard went to Concord 2: 67). From 12 Apr. 1647 to latter part of and chose their uncle Wm. of Concord as 1656 he was Mr. Dalton 's colleague at WHEELWRIGHT 744 WHEELWRIGHT Hampton (see Dow's Hampton, i: 352), and Abigail, b. 1717. List 269c. Capt. in Dum­ aft. a stay in Eng. went to Salisb., where mer's War. Liv. Wells 1757. Hannah, b. 1 yrs. later in conflict with Major Eobert Pike May 1694, m. Elisha Plaisted(4) at Wells whom he excommunicated (see 'The New 16 Sept. 1712, the wedding festivities being Puritan,' pp. 67-81). Lists 371-373, 375b, broken up by an Ind.attack and the groom's 376a(2)b(1644), 269b, 262, 24. Y. D. 8: 16, capture (Doc. Hist. 9: 327). Esther, b. 31 has the much quoted, but forged Ind. deed Mar. 1696, Lists 39, 99 (p. 92), became Sis­ of 1629. He m. 1st at Bilsby 8 Nov. 1621 ter Esther Marie Joseph of the Infant Marie Storre, sis. of Augustine of Ex., who Jesus and later Mother Superior of the was bur. at B. 18 May 1629; m. 2d Mafy Ursulines of Quebec. Both parents willed Hutchinson(11), List 393a, outliving her. to her if she came home; in 1739 'not heard Will, 25 May 1675; much Wells and English of these many years.' See 'N. E. Captives,' prop.; his plate to be divid. among 'my lat­ i: 425. Jeremiah, b. 5 Mar. 1697-8, cooper, ter wife's ch.' Ch. by 1st w: John, bp. at Boston, Portsm., m. 1st (int. Bos. 6 Sept. Bilsby 6 Oct. 1622, remained in Eng., and 1727) Mary Bosworth (dau. of Bellamy) of in 1645 pub. a work in vindication of his fa. Bristol, R. I., who was liv. in Apr. 1735 (ch. Thomas, bp. 5 Oct. 1624 (Banks). William, Jeremiah), m. 2d ±1737 Damaris (Dennis) bp. at B. 10 Feb., bur. 19 May 1627. Su­ Jose (see 3). Will, 1768—1768; dau. Mary sannah bp- at B. 22 May 1628, m. Edward Oram (bp. 1742), sons John (bp. 1740), Rishworth. By 2d w. Mary (see will of Jeremiah, gr.s. Jeremiah. Elizabeth b. 10 their uncle Samuel Hutchinson 1667): Kath­ Apr. 1700, m. 1st Samuel Alcock(4 jr.), m. erine, bp. at B. 4 Nov. 1630, m. 1st Robert 2d John Newmarch (Rev. John). Mary, b. Nanny, m. 2d Edward Naylor. Mary, bp. at 11 June 1702, m. Samuel Moody, Esq.(6 jr.). B. 19 May, bur. 28 July 1632. Elizabeth, bp. Nathaniel, b. 15 June 1704, m. 28 Jan. 1729 at Laceby, co. Lincoln, 9 June 1633, ±39 in Abigail Hammond (Joseph 3 jr.). List 269c Sept. 1673, m. George Pearson(l). Mary, bp. Of Wells, gent., 1757. Sarah, b. 27 July 1706, at Boston 25 June 1637 (see 5), m. 1st Ed­ m. Rev. Samuel Jeffords(4). Job, b. 6 Sept. ward Lyde(3), m. 2d Theodore Atkinson of 1708, d. 1 June 1709. Lydia, b. 7 Sept., d. 6 Boston, fa. of (4). Samuel, 'sister's oldest Oct. 1710. son' 1667, ±40 in 1678. Eebecca, m. 1st in Boston 1660 Samuel Maverick(2 jr.), m. 2d 4 $*SAMUEL(2), Esq., ±40 in Sept. 1678, William Bradbury(2). Hannah, m. by 1664 'now resid. at Wells' 15 July 1663, when Anthony Checkley of Boston, who m. 2d his fa. deeded him half his farm there, com­ Lydia (Scottow) Gibbs. Sarah, m. bef. 1671 prising his gr. from Mr. Gorges in 1643 and Richard Crispe of Boston. In 1677 her fa. from the town 25 Nov. 1651. He also in­ deeded to her land in Nawthorp, Bound- herited most of his fa. 's remaining Wells thorp and Cumberworth, co. Lincoln. prop, and land in Croft, co. Lincoln. Tr.j. 3 COL. J*JOHN(4), Esq., Wells, ±53 in Jan. 1662, 1663, 1664; gr.j. 1664, 1671; Clerk of the Writs 1663; Lieut, for Wells 1665, Lieut, 1716-7, ±68 in Jan. 1732-3. His fa. willed of Horse 1680; O. F. 5 July 1670; Deputy him, aft. his mo.'s death, lands in Croft, 1671, 1677, 1684; selectman 1677, 1678; Eng., if Mr. Lyde had not sold them. En­ Comr. for Wells 1679; County Treasurer, sign in July 1687, gr.j. 1687 and often. Lieut. altho he decl. appointment in 1674; J. P. 1693, Rep., J. P., Judge of Probate, Judge Ct. 1665 (named by King's Comrs.); Associate; Common Pleas, Councillor for the Province, Judge of Probate; Judge Inf. Ct. of Com. Capt. and Col. in Ind. service at home, East­ Pleas; Councillor. He had a garrison and ward, and in Dummer's War. See West- was active in Ind. affairs locally and in brook Papers in N. E. Reg. vols. 44-49; Y. D. seeking outside aid. Lists 236, 265, 266, 12: 233. Lists 267a, 268ab, 269ac, 36, 38, 39. 267a, 29, 33, 36, (?88), 96. He m. Hester He m. in Wells 28 Jan. 1688-9 Mary Snell Houchin (Jeremy). Will, 30 Jan. 1699— (3). Will, 11 Apr. 1739 (d. 13 Aug. 1745); 1700 (d. 13 May 1700), provided well for his large farm where he lately dwelt was al­ her and ment. her portion in hands of Bozen ready given to sons Samuel and Nathl. Wid. Allen of Boston. Ch: John, willed tne Mary's will, 16 Nov. 1750—16 July 1755. farm his fa. liv. on except 20 a. where the Ch. at Wells: John, Esq., b. 10 Dec. 1689, ho. stands, already deeded to Joseph who Boston merchant, m. 1st 20 Oct. 1715 Mary was also willed J4 the farm. Joseph had w. Allen (s. Jeremiah named in will of gr.fa. Alice who was liv. in 1741, he in 1744. Gr.j. Jeremiah Allen, Esq., Boston, 1736); m. 2d 1703. Lists 268a, 269ac, 38. Ch. 1708-1723: 20 Nov. 1718 Elizabeth Green (5 ch. rec); Thomas, Lucy, Mary, Esther, Alice, Joseph, m. 3d 13 Oct. 1741 Elizabeth (Winkley 2) Benjamin. See Y. D. 20: 6; 22 : 259. Han­ Weeks, who d. 23 Feb. 1748, ag. 45 (1 son). nah, m. 1st William Parsons(ll), m. 2d Will, 1751—1760. Samuel, Esq., b. 2 May Philip Eollins. Mary, m. James Smith (see 1692, m. 31 Aug. 1715 Abigail Lane(6) at Gowen 4). Samuel, jr., wit. 1685 (Y. D. 6: Wells, where eh. rec: John, b. and d. 1716; 6), not in will. WHEELWRIGHT 745 WHIDDEN 5 THOMAS(2), Mr., closely assoc. with Mr. Wm.). Of P. 1696-1703; form, of Newb. now Eishworth and in favor with Mass., was of P. 1708. Lists 60, 67(2). His w. Eebecca of Wells and adult in June 1650 (Y. D. 1: (see Parker 26), ±30 in 1707, was a Portsm. 146). Jury 1651; with Peter Weare sur­ charge 1718-1719. Ch. appear: Elias (pre­ veyed cert, marshes for the Genl. Ct. in 1651 sumably), m. in Newb. 27 Dec. 1711 Eachel (Me. P. & Ct. Eec. i: 171); gr.j., foreman, Jackman, ch. incl. Jonathan; see also Bow­ 1653-1655; Wells selectman and Com. t.e.s.c. ley records. Mary (Jonathan's dau. by York 1653; York wit. 1654; agreed to pay Eobert rec), m. William Morgrage (see John). Hethersay's fine 1655; with Eishworth wit. And prob. one of three Sarahs: one m. James Sayward to Colcord 1656; late of Wells, gave Boe, ano. Thomas Lyndly, both 1722; one m. p/a to Eishworth 20 Jan. 1656-7; last seen Jonathan Look 1727. John, perh., (1) being 1657. Lists 263, 275, 276, 24. See also sr. in 1681. List 337. Of Portsm., he had a George Haborne with whom he dealt early. deed of land there from Daniel Allen 5 June No fam. appears, unless Mary who wit. with 1712. Michael, joiner, Portsm., m. 1st 6 Eishworth in 1657 (Y. D. 1: 60) and was June 1694 Elizabeth Meserve (Clement), m. slandered by Stephen Ticknor in Mar. 1659- 2d 20 Dec 1715 Eebecca Howlett of Tops- 60 (Me. P. & Ct. Eec. ii: 365) was wife and field. Lists 330df, 337, 339. He or son not sis. Bourne, p. 50, knew of or imagined selectman 1729, 1730. Will, gunsmith, 26 a blighted romance. Sept. 1738—28 Mar. 1739. Wid. Eebecca d. Whelden, John, Falmouth settler under bef. Oct. 1745. Ch. (5 bp. 5 June 1709): Michael, joiner, taxed 1716, List 339, m. 27 Danforth, Lists 225a, 227. May 1719 Anna Drew(7) and had 2d w. WHELPDELL, William, kinsman of Capt. Sarah; liv. 1764. John, m. 24 Oct'. 1723 Mary Cammock, consid. coming over with his Martin (see 5), taxed Jan. 1731-2, d. by w. in 1632 and may have come. Trel. Papers, 1738, wid. Mary and ch. liv. 1745; one Mary, p. 20. ±80, was in Portsm. almsho. ±1781. Samuel,, Where, Henry, wit. Peter Coffin to Gov. adm. to fa., bond 5 July 1732. Abigail, m. Samuel Allen, 1698. John Nutter(5 jr.). Elizabeth, not in will. WHEBEIN, John, Portsmouth, m. 26 July Mary, m. 15 Apr. 1725 Abraham Perkins of 1714 Euth Leighton(4), prob. the John Ipsw.; son Nathl. liv. with his gr.fa. See drowned in the Piseat. Biver, the town pay­ also Gray(8) for one Joseph. ing his funeral bill in 1732 and having his 2 SAMUEL, bricklayer, mason, Portsmouth, sick w. on its hands. One John was a Ports­ Greenland (see 1), here 24 June 1662 mouth mariner 1738, when John Bindge, (see Pottle 2), ag. ±20 in Jan. 1663-4. He Esq., went his bail; William, laborer, was bot from Anthony Ellins 27 Jan. 1669, adj. there 1745; James, blacksmith and ferry­ land E. had sold to Nehemiah Partridge, sold man, in 1750. this in 1672, bot more from Ellins 1673 (sell­ ing 1680), and in 1682 bot from George WHIDDEN, Whitten, the former old in Huntress land and bldgs at or near Green­ Devonshire. See also Creber. land. Kittery wit. 1675 (Y. D. 3: 107). Mary 1 JOHN, bricklayer, Portsmouth, of unkn. Cate(2) was his w. in Aug. 1680 (Lists 331e, age, might have been fa. of (2) by an 335a, 338b) and his wid. Lists 47, 49, 52, 62, early mar., but presum. was older br. and 326c, 329, 330cd, 331bc, 332b, 335a, 337, 338a. here as early, altho first noted in 1665. In See also Knight(ll). Appar.last taxed 1713; 1667 he and (2) wit. with Eichard Tucker Samuel's wid. taxed 1715-6, was perh. the for Moses and Drews; in 1668 he wit. ag. dau.-in-law. Will, ancient, 3 Mar. 1713-4— wid. Hart (2); in 1669 bot land adj. his ho. 7 May 1718; ment. w. Mary and all ch. but from James Cate; taxed 1673; in May 1681 first two: Thomas. No rec calls him son, but with w. Elizabeth gave deed to s. Jonathan 7 Feb. 1687-8 Samuel and Thomas of Green­ to be effec. after they d. Lists 47, 49, 326c, land were bound to the peace by Ludovick 329, 331b. Adm. 7 Sept. 1681 to wid. Eliza­ Fowler; taxed 1690 betw. Samuel and Fowl­ beth, List 335a. On 20 Mar. 1695-6 Jona­ er; Portsm. wit. 1694, Dr. Fletcher to Ben­ than made over the prop, to br. Michael, nett. Lists 67, 68, 330de, 336b. Samuel, m. partly in consid. of her care and mainte­ Sarah Jones(16), List 338b. As 'Jr.' taxed nance. In 1683, a poor wid., she took up a for Mill Dam 1707, 1708 (and farm) Lists contribution for the rarisom of her son in 337, 338a, alive 22 Aug. 1713, dead 3 Mar. Algiers, who may have been one of the foil: 1713-4 when his fa. willed 20 s. apiece to Jonathan, bricklayer 1681, appar. eldest his three sons and the 2 a. where his ho. son at home, wit. two Champernowne deeds stood. Widow Sarah m. 2d John Savage(4). with John Penwill in May 1686, poss. then Ch., 4 bp. 1713: John (Arundel), Samuel of York, where he had a ho. bef. 1691 when (Greenland), James (Truro, N. S.), Sarah ' Whidden's Beck' mentioned. Taxed Ports­ (see Bucknell 3), Ichabod (Newmarket), mouth 1691; of P., m. in Salisb. (prob. not bp. 1714. John and desc were Whittens, first) 5 Aug. 1695 Bebecca Hackett (see WHIDDEN 74-6 WHITE others remained Whiddens. Jane, m. Thom­ 1670, Williams and Tenney witnesses. Scot­ as Edgerly(2). Alice, m. 1st Samuel Haines tow got a judgm. ag. him in 1680; in 1684 (6), m. 2d "Wm. Jenkins(12). Abigail, m. John Davis made a contract with Scarb. to "William White(32). John, Greenland (see cure him for £11. Lists 237ade, 238a, 239a. John 1), taxed 1708, m. 18 Jan. 1711-2 Sarah 7 HENRY, at Kittery in Oct. 1690, recently Nutter (see 5), willed part of his fa. 's home­ back from captivity. John Chevalier stead. Called 'Ensign' 1729. "Will, 1767— alias Knight (9) bot a shallop from him and 1767, names eh: Samuel, John, Anna Jones his fellow captive John Francis. (w. of John), Hannah Jenkins (w. of Wm.), 8 HENRY, ±21 in June 1699, his master Sarah Haines (w. of Samuel), Elizabeth Nathl. Ayers of Portsmouth. (Neal in 1771), Mary, dee. (her ch.). In 9 JOHN, Kittery bef. 1640, one of the 1734 Samuel Nutter and w. Sarah deeded Shapleigh servants, depos. in Dec. 1662, to the sons Samuel and John, jr. Capt. ±58, ab. Mr. S.'s marsh ±22 yrs. bef.; James, willed the homestead, m. 18 Feb. ±66 in June 1672; ag. 70, 5 May 1679, when 1713-4 Mary Philbrick(lO), List 338b for he depos. ab. Shapleigh matters ±1637. He both. Captain at Louisburg. Of Portsm., sold a Sturgeon Creek ho. to Anthony Emery gent., in 1750, he bot Swan's Isl. in the Ken­ in 1648; in 1650 a ho. to be built for him by nebec, which was soon attacked by Ind. (Me. Mr. Shapleigh out of Province funds. Called Hist. Soc. Col. 2: 10: 187-210; 'N. E. Cap­ 'neighbor' J. W. in Abraham Conley's will tives,' vol. 2). Said to have ret. to Greenl. 1674. Lists 281-283, 298, 25, 30. With w. and d. bef. 1770. Ch. bp. there: Abigail (m. Lucy 2 Dee. 1667 and 9 May 1670 he deeded Lazarus Noble 2), Eleanor, Timothy, Mary, to Geo. Lidden his Crooked Lane gr. of Martha, James, ano. Timothy, Solomon. 1654; in Nov. 1678, with no ment. of w. or Sarah m. Joshua Haines(6). Mary, List support, deeded all aft. his death to the 338b, m. Nathan Johnson(18). Elizabeth Aliens, with reversion to their oldest surv. m. Jonathan Philbrick(lO). Margaret, bp. son. Kn. eh: Daughter, m. William Thomp­ at Portsm. 22 Sept. 1695, m. John Neal(8). son^)! Hannah, m. Robert Allen(12). WHITCHALLS, Emanuel (also "Witchall, Sarah, m. Adrian Frye(l). Mary, had an Witshall), Damariscove 1672 (White- illeg. ch. in 1665; see Rhodes(3). chance as printed); O. A. 1674. Lists 13, 15. His w. Joanna must have been the Ken­ 10 JOHN, sailor at Richmond Isl. 1642-3. nebec wit. (Witrhall) in June 1675 (Y. D. List 21. 9: 74). They had rec. at Marblehead: Mary, 11 JOHN, Strawberry Bank 1643, sued' by b. 17 Aug. (bef. 1674); one Mary m. there John Redman in 1644. Adm. 26 Aug. 27 Nov. 1712 James Widger, likely from 1646 to John Reynolds and Robert Mussell, Maine. Daughter, b. 10 Oct. 1674, may have his partner; Wm. Everard and Reynold been Elizabeth who m. Jfihn Collier of Salem Fernald appraisers. at Marbleh. 28 May 17Ö5, or Sarah who m. 12 JOHN, partner with James Phips in Josiah Sikes there 6 Dec. 1711. early purch. of a large tract near the Whitcomb, James, Boston merchant inter­ Kennebec River at Nequasset where both ested at the Shoals; seeLegate(2), Essex liv. and d. (Y. D. 12: 375). Lists 11, 12. In Q. Ct. Rec. 5: 10. June 1676 he wit. Thomas Stevens's deed to Lancelot Pierce; on 4 Oct. 1679 he and 2d w., wid. Mary Phips(l), at Boston, deeded WHITE. Became 7th commonest name in Jeremisquam Neck to her s. (Sir) William; N. E. See also Wight. one John and Wm. Haynes wit. Purchase 1 ALICE, a Cutts servant. List 328. See heirs to Wharton in 1683. See also Reg. 73: Walker(17). 237; Y. D. 35: 55. His wid. was Mrs. Mary 2 ANDRAH, Wells soldier 1693-4. List 267b. Howard in Feb. 1704-5. How many of his 3 CHARIES, York, List 279, m. Bethia surv. 8 ch. (Y. D. 11: 15) were hers does not (Bragdon 7) Kimball. Arundel 1745. appear, but surely Philip and prob. Ben­ Ch. in York 1717—1723: Mary. Charles and jamin, both named in Lady Phips' will. Bethia, twins. John. See Y. D. 11: 101; 12: Four of the surv. ch. d. s.p. bef. 1722, evid. 306; 14: 248; 25: 31, 271. incl. John, jr. and David who with John, sr., 4 EDMOND. SeeMerry(6). wit. Miller(9) to Pearson in Nov. 1669. One 5 ELIAS (Whitte), wit. deed John Parker would expect any John White found with to Richard Wharton 15 July 1684, and Wm. Phips to be his half- or step- br., yet that month, ag. ±56, wit. deliv. of Sebaseo- John of List 185 was appar. too young (see degan Isl., Wharton to Parker. One E. was also 14). In 1722 the oldest surv. s. was of Marblehead, List 85. See also Codner(7). Peter of Milton, innholder there 1686, ag. 6 FRANCIS, Scarboro, absent from meet. 67 in 1727, bp. with w. Rachel in June 1730, in Oct. 1667 (he went to hear Mr. Jor­ both above 70. She d. 20 Oct. 1732, he 23 dan) ; a Great Isl. wit. with Christopher Lux Jan. 1736-7 in 77th yr. (gr.st.); 10 ch. at and Henry Williams 1669; drunk at Scarb. Milton 1683-1705. Sarah, m. Joshua Lane WHITE 747 WHITE (7); Y. D. 12: 375. Philip, carpenter, house- least 52 yrs. ago. List 30. A dau. Miriam wright, Beverly 1688, Newton 1711, Dedham m. in Boston 30 June 1713 Eichard Sundery 1743, depos. in Boston in July 1737, i 76, who (as Suntay) claimed her Purpooduck that he was b. at Kennebec, liv. there until land. Presum. ano. Dau. was mo. of Wil­ 14, knew Bichard Pattishall well, and Thom­ liam Paine of Glouc. (w. Elizabeth) who in as Elbridge often came to his fa.'s ho. In Mar. 1724-5 deeded to John White of Glouc, Dec. 1739, ±77, he depos. ab. the Dyer fam. clerk, ±30 a. near Maiden Cove form. Josiah and his own birthplace, Jeremisquam Neck. White's, the warranty incl. ' from, by and Betw. 80 and 81 in June 1742. 7 ch. by w. under me and my mo. who gave it me.' Yet Deborah (Hv. 1713) rec. at Beverly 1686- by deeds others must explain, Wm. Paine in 1705. Will, 1743, names w. Anna whose 1720 deeded Mere Point land as gr.son of admr. in 1749 was Isaac Whitney. See also (20), and in 1724-5 Hannah, wid. of Samuel Y. D. 18: 254; 20: 87, 278; SJC 50542. Ben­ (20), deeded half of Josiah's land at Maid­ jamin, named in Lady Phips' will; husband­ en Cove to the Gloucester John White (Y. D. man of York 1729 (Y. D. 13: 61). That Peter 10: 125; 11: 212, 225). of Milton named two sons Paul, suggests a 17 MAGNUS, sloopmaster at Piscataqua connection with Paul taxed at Milton 1681- 1674-5, later of Boston. In 1681 he and 1683. Nathl. Fox had a suit ag. Boger Bose(l). 13 JOHN,Wells, wit. Ezekiel Knight's deed See also Hardison. to John Sanders in Aug. 1645 and depos. 18 NATHAN, mariner, Portsmouth 1667, in July 1647 ab. land granted to Knight. In m. aft. June 1670 wid. Salome Wyatt(2). June 1648 Mr. Francis Baynes sued E. K., Lists 326c, 331b, 329, 52, 319, 318b, 335a, 68, John Wadleigh, Wm. Cole and J. W. for tak­ 315bc. Wife, 331c, 335a; see also Jackson ing a canoe. Lists 252, 261, 263. Poss. same (9). As his wid., she owned at Little Harbor as (14) and foil, the course of John Lee (see in 1699, and in 1700, bef. her 3d mar. to 3, 4, 5) East. Francis Jenness(l) deeded ho. and land to s. 14 JOHN, Sheepscot 1665, easily confused William, he to pay 40 s. to each of her other with (12) who liv. so near him, but not ch. In 1728, of Eye, she deeded to 'my two identical and evid. not a son. This John sons in Portsm.,' Nathan and William, the was at Scituate in 1676 with s.-in-law John prop, which her husb. Wiatt bot of John Lee; he had left behind 17 head of cattle, Jackson and already in Wm.'s, possession. 16 swine, 1 horse. Appar. at Boston in 1682. She d. at her dau. Locke's home 2 Aug. Land at Sheepscot for one John was sur­ 1530. Kn. ch: William, ±39 in 1715-6. Na­ veyed by Giles Goddard in Aug. 1686. Lists than, Portsm., Newc, cooper, culler of 12, 13, 162, 164. Note also (13). Ch. incl. a staves, Deacon, List 316, m. by 1710 Eliza­ Dau. m. John Lee (unless L. was instead a beth Eobinson(3). Will, 12 May—24 June stepson) and at least one Son (see 12 jr. and 1747, names w. Elizabeth (living 1754) and List 185). Deborah Bogers(14) mar. 1st ch: Solomon, exec, Nathan, Joshua, Bobert, either a son of (14) or of (12). In 1733 Elizabeth Branscomb (see Beed 2). -Eich­ (Y. D. 24: 96) Thomas Laworthy or Lo- ard, Greenland, taxed 1708, kinsman and worthy and w. Lydia (White, m. in Boston legatee of Nathl. Wright(6), d.19 Mar.1717- 16 Aug. 1722), gr.dau. and only surv. heir of 8, adm. to wid. Sarah, bondsm. Jonathan John W., late of Sheepscot and Damaris­ Wiggin and Nathan Johnson. Lists 338ab cotta, deeded one-half of a neck of land on (and w.) d. She was Sarah Thurston in 1737. East side of Sheepscot Biver where J. W. Kn. ch: Eachel, m. John Lary (Samuel 1). dwelt. Elizabeth, n.c.m., a town charge 15 yrs. in 1759; her br. N. W. W. had sold his fa.'s 15 JOHN, tinker, Kittery, accus. with Bow- lands without right. Salome, bp. 1712, ap­ land Jenkins' w. Mary in 1710, when par. m. Thomas Gaines of Ipsw. Nathaniel believed aboard a ship in the harbor. Wright, bp. 1716, d. bet. 1749-1759. Eichard, 16 JOSLAH, Purpooduck, where he and br. bp. 1718. Salome, m. bef. 29 Nov. 1710 Jo­ (19) had 100 a. under Danforth, each seph Locke(2). living on his own part. In 1688 two nouses stood on the land. In 1738 Josiah Wallis 19 NATHANIEL, Purpooduck, br. of (16), gave the bounds: Little Brook north, Maid­ liv. on his half of the 100 a. until driven en Cove Brook south, Penley's west. Altho away by Ind. and afterwards was k. by Ind. the bros. were neighbors of John Wallis (Y. D. 12: 170-1). Sergeant in command of who bot the land of (20), nothing indicates Half Moon Garrison at Falm. in May 1690 relationship with (20) except thp Paine (Doc. Hist. 5: 95); a tortured captive (his deed ment. later, but it is noted the bros. ear cut off) in Nov. 1691, when aft. a treaty bore Wallis names. Hannah (Tristram) at Sagadahoc, 10 captives were to be de­ (Jordan) Greenleaf depos. in 1738 that she livered, but not Mrs. Hull(7) their secre­ well rememb. the bros. and Josiah d. within tary, or N. W. Lists 34, 228c By Wallis the township of Scarb., of small-pox, at depositions 1737, he had 2 ch. that liv: Mary, WHITE 748 WHITE presum. the one 1st pub. to Bichard Dan- 23 PHILIP, mariner, Portsmouth. As cous- forth, but m. his br. Jonathan Danforth(2). in-german and next of kin of Tristram The Wallises named her husb. as Nathaniel Harris(26), he was gr. adm. by the P. C. C. D. Dorcas, m. in Newb. 24 Nov. 1714 John 22 Sept. 1681. Over here, he sued Wm. Gow­ Danforth(2). en for the est. in 1684, sued Gowen's wid. in 20 NICHOLAS, at Eichmond Isl. 1637-1640, 1695, and his s. Samuel sued Gowen heirs had a master, Mr. John Sparks, and a in 1729. Thomas Gill depos. that Harris and sis. in Eng. Assuming there was only one P. W.'s mo. were brothers' ch., both named N., he perh. went and came once or twice, as Harridon, and both liv. with P. W.'s gr.fa. unseen for long periods. Lists 21, 75b, 221, in Cornworthy, co. Devon. Master of the 222a, 232. Also Norman(2), Phippen(2). ketch -Endeavor- of Piscataqua 1684; bot a

Drunk in 1659. In 1661 he sold yA of House Portsm. ho.-lot from Harry Benning in 1688; Isl. to John Breme with reserva. to Sampson liv. 23 Dec. 1696. Lists 335a, 98. He m. Penley; and 25 Nov. 1667, of Weseustogo Margaret (Clark 49) Jackson (see John (last seen), sold his Purpooduck plantation 16). Lists 335a, 330d. She m. 3d Boger to John Wallis. By Eastern Cl., he owned at Swain(5), in 1718 renounced adm. on the Mere Point (the upper part towards Ma­ White est. to s. Samuel, and in 1732 deeded quoit), meadow at Sears Creek, etc., Pulpit Clark prop, to him. Ch: Joseph, joiner, d. Isl., alias New Damaris Cove, and a tract at s.p. at and of Antigua, will, 18 Apr.—24 Merriconeag Point. His w. was Margery June 1718, giving all to br. Samuel, joiner, bef. 4 July 1659 when Mr. John Thorp had Portsm., who m. 26 Apr. 1720 Abigail Brews­ lost a case ag. her in Comrs. ct. and appealed ter (2). Will, 2 Mar—27 Nov. 1745; names to the County ct. She m. 2d Wm. Haines w. Abigail, dau. Mary (w. of Samuel Cate (17). See also Stanford(3). Ch: Daniel, 3), son Joseph under 14. In 1757 the wid. eldest son 25 Nov. 1667 (Y. D. 2: 181). Sam­ and Samuel Cate were liv. on the homestead. uel, later of Boston (see 16), willed £4 by Bichard Martin(14). Perh. Nicholas, who 24 RICHARD, Kittery, m. wid. Frances wit. a deed of Kennebec refugees in Boston Hilton(17) bef. 30 June 1656 when he in Dec. 1676 (Y. D. 11: 29), and prob. a was gr. adm. on the Hilton est. Both kept in Dau., as Margery Haines claimed White evidence, Me. P. & Ct. Bee. vols, i-ii having land at Merriconeag for self and daughter. many references. Lie. in 1659 to entertain See also (16)"for Wm. Paine's deed as gr.s and 'sell beer but no further'; lie. again in of Nicholas. 1660 when he had been selling under Gunni­ son's lie. Aged ±44 in May 1669, ±50 in 21 CAPT. PAUL, merchant, mariner, Pema­ 1676. In 1679 he bot from Ephraim Crockett quid, Newbury. On 14 Dec. 1648, no 50 a. in Kit. adj. York line near Braveboat resid. given, he bot from Capt. Champer­ Harbor and gave a mortg. to Capt. Hooke. nowne half his Island and bldgs., and half Frances was last seen in Oct. 1687 when the ho. and land called Capt. C. 's lower ho., named in, but did not sign, a deed of his 30 ±500 a., all in Prov. of Maine, and in poss. a. York gr. He mortg. Braveboat Harbor of Capt. B. Waldron (assignee Thomas Kell- land to Henry Deering in 1688; tr.j. 1689; and) in 1664. In York ct. 1650-1, he had apprais. Joseph Hodsdon's est. 1691. At suits ag. Jeremy Sheares, Simon Overze, Boston, but 'of Kittery' 28 Sept. 1692 when Capt. C. or any agent of his, Clement Cam­ he q.c. to Henry Deering, but also called pion, and others; Sheares and Campion had 'late of Kittery' the same day. Lists 285, suits ag. him. In Feb. 1651 he bot half the 288, 298, 30. See Hilton(20), Milford, Tuck- Pemaquid patent, goods and cattle from er(9). Kn. eh: Sampson, ag. 21 in Dec. 1677 Thomas Elbridge, took poss. at once, and when a wit. in the Huff-Walton case; ag. 23 sold to Eussell(6) and Davison(2) in Apr. in Nov. 1678. Lists 298, 306a, 30. Abel Por­ 1653. List 73. Newbury 1654, from where ter sued him in 1679; in 1682 he and fa. in 1657 his w. Mrs. Bridget wrote to Davi­ ackn. a judgm. to Mr. Henry Deering and he son (who was suing for possession), speak­ was bondsm. for Timothy Yeals. See also ing of her husb. and his partner Mr. El­ Y. D. 3: 39, 79; 4: 29; Craft(2). In 1736 bridge. She d. in Newb. 31 Dec. 1664. He m. Tobias Leighton sold land that had been 2d, 14 Mar. 1664-5, Mrs. Anne Jones and d. deeded to him by S. W.'s heirs. Frances, at Newb. 20 July 1679, above 89; will, 14 punished for a slanderous lie ag. her half-br. Aug. 1674, gave all to her and step-ch. Hé Wm. Hilton in Sept. 1671. She and fa. abs. owned at Barbadoes, likely Jones property. from meet, in July 1673 when he promised amendment for both, she was abs. again in 22 PHILIP, mariner, Portsmouth, bound to July 1674, her parents in 1675. Eng. in 1639, had p/a from Boston par­ ties to collect in Plymouth; in Nov. 1640 had 25 EOBEET, Saco, named with Eleanor Eed- p/a from a London man to collect from Wm. ding(l) in Oct. 1653 when both were Quicke. fined and bound to good behavior, wit. WHITE 749 WHITLOCK Thomas Bedding's deed 1654 and a Bedding cove sold to his fa. by Bichard Pattishall 13 depos. 1655. In 1658 he had been abs. from Oct. 1674. See also Y. D. 14: 261 (two his w. six or seven yrs., she in Eng. Last deeds). seen in 1662 suing Abraham Badver for tak­ 2 BOBEBT, Newcastle, taxed 1720, k. by ing away fish. pulling a gun out by the muzzle (N. H. 26 BOBEBT, Newcastle, called 'my coun­ Ct. files 15376). tryman' by Thomas Hurst in 1695 when he had been Dr. Baxter's patient; in 1696 WHITEHOUSE. Hannah Pormont, sr., deposed: 'Mr. E. W. 1 JOSEPH, Dover, List 356j. Error for being at my house very sick.' He may or Thomas'? may not have liv. One B. wit. for Hiltons at 2 THOMAS, blacksmith, Dover, taxed 1663, Newmarket 1712-1714; in 1721 his admx. adm. inhab. 10 Oct. 1665, m. Elizabeth was Susannah Gorden or Gooden. Dam(2). Gr.j. 1677; highw. surv. for Dover 27 SARAH, in Canada 1695, a girl from Neck 1695. Thomas Story, the Quaker, went Oyster Biver. List 99, p. 75. Miss Cole­ to his ho. from Hampt. in 1704. He d. aft. man could not place her. a three weeks' illness, ab. 3 Dec. 1707. Lists 28 SARAH, of Salem in June 1735, ag. ±79, 356hkm, 359ab, 352, 49, 52, 57, 62, 96. See form, of Palm., knew Thomas Cloyes who also (1). No probate for husb. or wife. was k. by Ind. Philip Cromwell's will, 1708, locates his 29 WILLIAM, ag. 14, came with Rev. Phile­ own dwg.-ho. as betw. Thomas Whitehouse mon Dalton in 1635. and Abraham Nute on west side of Dover 30 WILLIAM, and Edward Rishworth, wit. Neck. Kn.'eh: Pomfret. Lt. Pomfret's 20 poss. given Beex & Co. to William Phil­ a. Back Eiver lot was laid out to him in lips 13 June 1659 (Y. D. i: 82). One W. was 1694. 10 ch. by w. Eebecca rec. 1703-1720. foreman of a Hampton j. 1662. Mr. Eish­ List 358h. Thomas, weaver, first seen 1699, worth's dau. Mary m. one White (William'?) prosec. for fencing highway in 1707, gave bef. her gr.fa. Wheelwright(2) made his deed to br. Edward in 1717. He m., likely will in May 1675, and m. 2d John Sayward not first, Bachel, appar. wid. successively of (3). Nicholas Wallingf ord and Stephen Hawkins. Will, 1744—1750, names her and dau. Eliza­ 31 CAPT. WILLIAM prob. a mariner, m. beth, b. 1 Nov. 1725. Edward, bot from bef. Oct. 1689 Margaret Jose(l) who d. Philip Cromwell's est. 1710, wit. Humphrey from small-pox 31 Jan. 1690-1. Her sis. Varney's will 1713, bot from br. Thomas Joanna willed him a silver basin and a 1717 and in 1722 he and Nathl. Austin bot jointed ring in 1690. and divided land. Judith m. James Mussey 32 WTLLIAM(18),fisherman, cooper, Ports­ (4). See also Connor(5), Drew(7), Tibbetts mouth, m. 1st Abigail Whidden(2), m. (12). 2d 15 Nov. 1716 Mary (Ball 7) Jackson (see Benjamin 20). Lists 315c, 330d, 337, 339. WHITFIELD, John. In 1645 his ho., ap­ See (18) for prop, his mo. deeded to him. In par. at York, had been attached for 1732 he deeded ho. and land to s. Eichard, in debts due to Mrs. Sarah Lynn and George 1738 sold in Barrington, in 1740 deeded Small, and Mr. Godfrey ordered that Mrs. again to Bichard for supp. of self and w. L. should occupy it (see Me. P. & Ct. Eec. i: Mary. Ch., all bp. at Portsm. 30 Sept. 1711: 255). William (m. in 1722 Elizabeth Lang 3). WHITING. 1 Capt., wounded at Winne- John. Bichard. Samuel, went with his fa. gance 1697, List 96. when he moved Daniel Hasty to Scarb. in 2 JOSEPH, Mr., ±18 in 1663 when Mr. 1732. Abigail. Salome. Eichard Cutts put him aboard one of his 33 WILLIAM (Guillaume), naturalized in ships 'to be merchant of the said cargo' Canada in 1713, his former home not (SJC 746). named. List 99, p. 128. 3 WILLIAM, Mr., Hartford, br.-in-law of 34 ZACHABIAH (also LeBlanc), mariner Capt. Thomas Wiggin(5) and owner in from Salem, bot at Back Cove, Falmouth, the Squamscott Patent. In 1640 W. W., from John Lightfoot in 1682 (see also Edw. Holyoke, et al. sued Wm. Cotton, Whitefoot); of Casco Bay, bot 20 a. from Francis Band, et al.; ab. 1642, W. W., E. H., Henry Bailey. List 227. A neph., Philip and Henry Clarke sued the inhabs. of White of Salem, sold both lots in 1729. Y. D. Northam on acct. of John Bedman's build­ 14: 261, 262. ing a ho. on the point of land. See 'Early WHITEFOOT. 1 John, Falmouth, Lists Conn. Probate Eecords, Hartford District,' 223b, 93. Same as John Lightfoot,which i: 40, for will 1643, cod. 1646, in which he see, and compare Salem records. Prob. a gave to sis. Wiggin and her ch. In 1649 Jersey man. In 1734 his s. Joseph (White- Mistress Susanna W. sued James Eawlins on foot, b. 14 Apr. 1683), Salem shipwright, a bill for freight of staves, etc. and w. Elizabeth sold half of 50 a. at Back Whitlock, Mary. See Bray(5). WHITLY 750 WIBIRD WHITLY, Samuel, Portsmouth, wit. in the WHITTEMORE. The Charlestown fam. Webster-Jones case 1670. In 1675, for­ was from Hitchin, co. Herts. See also merly John Pickering's man (Whittly), he Draper(3), N. E. Reg. 21: 169. was accus. with Honor Bennet, Richard 1 JOEL, mariner, Portsmouth, b. in Charles­ Cummings' maid. In June 1676 (Whitwell, town 15 June 1677, s. of John and 1st q.v.), he was to be sold for four yrs. unless w. Mary; adm. 9 Jan. 1711-2 to (2). he paid for the two ch. which R. C. 's servant 2 PELATIAH, Kittery, Portsmouth, Bos­ Honor laid to him. ton, b. in Chariest. 7 May 1680, half-br. WHITMARSH, Onisephorous, ag. 5 when of (1). Commissary at Kit. 1703, and m. 4 his fa. John of Weymouth and fam. came (or 14) Nov. 1706 Margery Pepperell (Col. with Rev. Joseph Hull's company. A Ber­ Wm.). Mr. W. and ho. taxed Portsm. 1708, wick wit. 1651 (as read for Y. D. 1: 18, merchant there 1711-2; he, w. and 3 ch. WTouessefferos Whitmasse). One Simon W. warned at Boston 23 June 1715, having come was taxed Berwick, Feb. 1718-9. See Hist, there from Kit. six mos. bef.; Boston 1717. of Weymouth (Chamberlain), 4: 758. Lost in a shipwreck near the Shoals bef. 3 Sept. 1730 when wid. Margery m. 2d Elihu WHITNEY, became 61st commonest name Gunnison (1 jr.). Adm. on her est. to Wm. in N. E. W. 14 Aug. 1769. Ch., all but Margery rec. 1 BENJAMIN, tailor, Dover, York, b. at at Kit. and in Col. Pepperell's will: Capt. Watertown 6 June 1643, s. of John and Pelatiah Kit. Pt., b. 26 Jan. 1707-8, m. Jo­ Elinor. Taxed Cocheeho 1666. In Mar. anna (IMoore 4). Adm. to her 21 July 1670-1 he sold to a br. the int. in the Watert, 1741 (bondsm. Wm. and John Deering), 3 homestead given him by his fa. in the hope ch. bp. She m. 2d bef. 21 Oct. 1742 Capt. he would return to it. York 1672, gr.j. 1679, John Lecornee, mariner, from Isle of Jer­ O. A. Mar. 1679-80. A 10 a. gr. was laid sey. William, goldsmith, b. 10 Mar. 1710-1, out to him by Philip Cooper's, on which he of Portsm. 1748. Mary, b. 2 Nov. 1712, m. had liv. 'these several yrs.' when he and Edmond March of Amesbury. Margery, d. w. Jane sold, with ano. 10 a., to Jonathan at Boston 8 July 1715. Joel, b. 15 Dec. 1716, Sayward 24 Mar. 1684-5. York wit. 1686! m. at Newington 15 June 1739 Abishag (Y. D. 4: 159). Of Sherborn 1687 where w. Hoyt, both of Portsm.; of Kit. 1748. Jane d. 14 Mar. 1690. Of Framingham, he 3 SAMUEL, wit. bill from Arthur Bennick m. 2d at Marlboro 11 Apr. 1695 Mary Poore; to N. Fryer in Mar. 1671-2; in 1675 bot d. at Sherborn 1723. Ch. appear: Jane, b. from Christopher Cole 15 a. he had bot from at Watert. 29 Sept. 1669, m. Jonathan Morse John York, having Charles Glidden's old in Mass. Benjamin, Framingham, m. in field on the north. List 356j. He was from Boston 7 Aug. 1705 Esther Maverick, wid. Chariest., son of Thomas and uncle of (1) of James. Jonathan, Sherborn. John, York, and (2). See Wyman's Charlestown, ii: had 20 a. gr. 1714, liv. near Braveboat Har­ 1027, for nine ch. by w. Hannah, all rec. at bor 1724, at Kit. 1732. List 291. He m. 1st Chariest, except the oldest s. Samuel, b. at Lettice Ford(4); ch. at York Mar. 1704-5— Dover 24 Dec. 1672, m. Lydia Draper(3), May 1719: Mary, Samuel, Elizabeth, Mercy, and d. early, leaving an only ch: Samuel, b. Mehitabel, John, and 'Old Kittery' adds 23 Jan. 1692-3, whose gdn. in 1707 was Bob­ Benjamin b. 22 May 1725 (see Hist, of ert Scott(4). Brunswick, p. 760). He m. 2d at Kit. 14 Jan. 1730 Susannah (Barton 5) Smith. Na­ Whittredge, William, Ipswich, had a 20 a. thaniel, weaver, b. at York 14 Apr. 1680, of Exeter gr. with Thomas King in 1649, Kit. bot in York 1708, York gr. 1713, 'late which was regranted in 1651, he not having of York' bot there 1717, depos. in May 1731 come to dwell acc. to condition. ab. the land John Ford liv. on. List 279. He WHITWELL, William, abutted Mitton m. Sarah Ford(4). Ch. rec. Jan. 1706-7— lands in Falmouth 1671 (Y. D. 2: 132). Mar. 1729-30: Nathan (see Presbury 3), Na­ He was from Boston where he had a w. thaniel, Abel, Sarah, Isaac, Amos, Lydia, Joanna (s. Samuel, b. 1653), and 2d w. Mary Joanna. Joshua, b. at Sherborn 21 Sept. (ch. Mary, William, ano. Mary, 1669-1671). 1687. His wid. adm. in 1686. List 225b, Mrs. Whitwell's. See also Wittell, Whitly, Wa- 2 JONATHAN, Saco fort soldier, Lists ters(6). 248ab. Whittaker, Abraham, Wells soldier from WIBIRD. Haverhill 1693-4. List 267b. See Bean 1 JOHN, named as John Vybird in Charles (2), Kelly(8), Larrabee(5). Story's bill ag. Mungo Crawford in 1710. Whittell, Robert, Monhegan 1672, List 13. Adm. on est. of John of Portsm., who seems One Thomas Whittle was taxed at New­ a br. of (2), was gr. to (2) or his son 22 Jan. castle 1720. See also Whitwell. 1730-1. One Thomas who may never have WIBIRD 751 WIGGIN seen N. H. was master of the pinke -Marv­ pay a second time from Mr. Nicholas Brown in 1707 (Reg. 31: 67). One Sarah m. John (28). Bussy(2) 4 Jan. 1724-5. Wier. See Weare. 2 J*RICHARD, Esq., Portsmouth, wealthy Wigfues, Jonas, List 330e, must be Wake­ and prominent, came first (quoting field. Wentworth Gen.) 'as poulterer under the steward to one of the King's ships.' He m. WIGGIN. Col. Banks found a Wiggin fam. 10 July 1701 wid. Elizabeth (Dew) Redford at Creeting, co. Suffolk, ab. 11 miles from (2) and in Dec. that yr. was prohib. from Great Livermere where Bev. Wm. Leveridge selling liquor. Capt. W. taxed 1707. Select­ was rector in 1631. See also Pope's Pio­ man 1712, 1713 (1714 election annulled); neers of Me. & N. H. Rep. 1716: Councillor 1716. Lists 324, 337, 1 ANDBEW(5), Mr., J. P., Stratham, ±65 in 339, 239b. See also (1), Gordon(5), Mills Aug. 1700, m. at Andover 3 (or 8) June (10), Owen(l); Wentworth Gen. i: 292. 1659 Hannah Bradstreet (Gov. Simon). Will, 19 Oct. 1732—25 Apr. 1733, names br. Freeman's oath Oct. 1669. Pub. ho. lie. 1678, Anthony and his dau., and Mehitabel Wain- 1679, 1683; jury 1684. Lists 356e, 377, 396, wright, under 18, in addition to wife, 2 sons, 331c, 384a, 388, 49, 52, 54, 57, 62, 67, 96. See son-in-law and gr.ch. Widow Elizabeth's also Prov. Papers 17: 673. Hannah, liv. will, 1 May 1739 (d. 12 Feb. 1742-3, ag. 73), when he made his will 13 Jan. 1703-4, was names also Mehitabel Wainwright and appar. dead 18 Apr. 1707 when he added to Mrs. Hannah Bradford. Ch: JBichard, Esq., it; he d. 9 Jan. 1708-9. Ch: Thomas, b. 5 b. 4 July 1702, H. C. 1722, Councillor, Judge Mar. 1660-1. Simon, b. 17 Apr. 1664. Han­ of Probate, etc., m. in Boston 30 Nov. 1738 nah, b. 10 Aug. 1666, m. Samuel Wentworth Elizabeth Wendell (Hon. Jacob). He d. in (8 jr.). Mary, b. 22 Mar. 1668, m. Capt. Jere­ Portsm. 25 Sept. 1765, she shortly bef. 7 Jan. miah Gilman(7). Andrew, Col., J. P., Strath­ 1785, ag. 66. John, merchant, b. 20 Oct. am, b. 6 Jan. 1671-2, Ex. constable 1698, 1705, m. Elizabeth Fitch (Rev. Jabez), who Lists 57, 62, 331c, 377, 388. He m. 1st 2 was gr. adm. 7 Apr. 1732 and d. 14 Jan. Sept. 1697 Abigail Follett(6), m. 2d 4 Jan. 1774, ag. 68, leaving a son Rev. Anthony, 1737 Bachel (Chase 5) Freese, named in his H. C. 1747, long minister at Quincy. Thom­ will, 20 July 1753—6 Feb. 1756. Ch. by 1st as, b. Oct. 1707, H.C. 1728, d. (Thomas, Esq.) w: Hannah (m. in Ipsw. Wm. Cogswell, 12 Nov. 1765 in Portsm., unm.; see N. E. James Burnham and Andrew Burley); An­ Reg. 32: 35. Elizabeth b. 27 Aug. 1709, m. drew, not in will; Martha (m. as 2d w. Rev. Hunking Wentworth(6). Henry Rust, see Waldron 11); Abigail (m. Wiborne, John, List 82. Samuel Doe 3); Nicholas, d.y.; Mary (m. Theophilus Smith, see 40); Mercy (m. Sam­ Wickam, John, Hampton wit. 1671, John uel Sherburne 7); Caleb, not in will; Brad­ Wooden to Jonathan Smith. See also street (m. Phebe Sherburne, d. by 1754, 7 Wakeham. ch.); Nicholas (m. Mary Doe 3, d. by 1754, 6 ch.; wid. m. 2d Capt. Jonathan Swett); WID GER, uncommon. Elizabeth, not in will. John, b. 4 Sept. 1674, 1 JAMES, fisherman, Sagadahoc, m. Mary not in will. Bradstreet, b. 25 Mar. 1675-6, d. Phips(l); see also Phips(7). O. A. there 18 Jan. 1708-9. Adm. to Hampt. Ch. 4 Apr. 1674 and again at Beverly in Dec. 1677. At 1697, j. 1699, 1700, selectman 1706. Lists Kennebec in 1688. Lists 15, 85, 186, 189. 62, 387. He m. 21 Aug. 1697 Ann Chase(5), He d. in Boston 18 June 1715, ag. 89; wid. List 388, who m. 2d John Sinclair(2). Ch: Mary d. there 8 Dec. 1721, ag. 84. Little Chase, bp. at Hampt. 26 Nov. 1699 (m. appears of them and nothing of their fam. Martha Weeks who m. 2d Winthrop Hilton Hannah Widger and sis. Mercy Due, ag. ±32, 24 jr.); Thomas, bp. at Hampt. 19 Apr. 1702; in Boston 1698, may have been ch. of (1), Elizabeth, bp. at Hampt. 1 Oct. 1703 (m. (2), (3), or none. This is true also of Robert Benj. Taylor, jr.); Joseph, a minor in 1726. (Wiger) who had been five weeks in Boston Dorothy, b. 13 Sept. 1678, m. Capt. John jail in 1689 and asked for 'enlargement' Gilman(ll). Jonathan, Stratham, 22 in and of John Widger who m. Bethia Sweet in 1701, Lists 376b (1705), 388, m. in Newb. 9 Marblehead 12 Nov. 1685 (see Marbleh. Nov. 1703 Mary Emery. Will, 23 Mar—31 V. R. for later Widgers). See Witshall; also May 1738, names wife, 1 son, 5 daus. Abi­ Y. D. 17: 171 for John (Wiger) and w. Eliz­ gail, m. (ct. Sept. 1698) Wm. French(9). abeth Hunnewell (Stephen 1), of Boston Sarah, m. Wm. Moore(26 jr.). 1735. 2 PETER, fisherman, Monhegan 1672, List 2 JAMES, Kittery, Blue Point, ±34 in 1669, 13. O. A. at Boston 11 Nov. 1678, deft, ±37 in 1674, ±39 in 1675-6, m. Magda­ in a suit there 1691. See also'(l). lene Hilton(17) by June 1656. York gr. 1659 3 WILLIAM, fined in Me. ct. 1647, with east of Edw. Godfrey's dwg. ho.; Marshal's other Shoals men, for trying to collect deputy 1659; late marshal under the Comrs. WIGGIN 752 WIGGIN 7 July 1663, and took unkindly to his re­ May 1728 Susannah Sherburne(3) who d. 9 moval by Mass. (see Me. P. & Ct. Eec. ii: July 1763; 7 ch. 140-1); marshal again 1666-1667 when ac­ 5 CAPT. i*THOMAS, gent., wit. deliv. of cused by Eishworth of abusing him and au­ the Vines patent 25 June 1630, the Hil­ thority. He and the Whites were bound to ton patent 7 July 1631, and of Piscataqua 22 the peace towards Mrs. Gunnison in 1660; Oct. 1631 when he wrote to Winthrop ab. with Mr. Jordan bondsm. for Edw. Colcord Bagnall. In Eng. 31 Aug. 1632, and there 1662; bondsm. for Capt. Lockwood 1666; 19 Nov. fol. when he wrote to Sec. Cooke, sued by Mr. Francis Johnson 1670, 1677, bv estimating the English in N. E. as ±2000. A Mr. Henry Deering 1675. In Feb. 1678-9 he week later granted a patent by the Council mortg. livestock to Eobert Elliot; at Scarb. of N. E. In Mar. 1632-3 he was called the 1681, prob. on Mr. Elliot's Blue Point farm chief agent (in Eng.) of the honest men which Eichard Tarr said he occupied five about to buy out the Bristol men's planta­ yrs. bef. his own lease began. Scarb. gr. tion at Piscataqua and plant 500 people bef. Mar. 1682-3; he and Tarr sued on a note by Michaelmas, and Winthrop, 10 Nov. 1633, Scottow 1685; defaulted a suit in June 1688; records his arrival at Salem in the -James- Lists 288, 298, 238a, 30, 92, 93. See Gunni- with ±30 men, incl. Eev. Wm. Leveridge. son(4), Potum. Widow Magdalene of New­ He went directly to Piscataqua from where bury m. 2d in 1698 Henry Kenning of he wrote a letter in Nov. 1633. As agent Salem. Only kn. ch: James, ±21 in Sept. for Lords Say and Brooke and in his own in­ 1679. terest, he was opposed to the Mason claims, 3 JAMES(2), Kittery, Blue Point, had and in time became a strong adherent of taken Major Hooke's canoe and not re­ Mass. and a help in extending their power. turned it in 1677. Accused by Deliverance His land was long outside the limits of any Adams(3), 1679. Kit. gr. 1681. As 'Jr.' town, but in 1657 he was ord. taxed in sued in 1681 by Eobert Elliot whose will Hampt. and was moderator there that year. 1718 ment. 'debt due from Wiggins.' Lists Comr. for Piscataqua ct., Assistant, J. P. 288, 298, 30. Accused by Sarah Winnock in See Records of Mass. Bay, vols. 1-4; Me. P. June 1687, made denial, but ord. to pay her 6 Ct. Rec, vols, i-ii; N. E. Reg. 26: 234; 2 s. a week. Called late of Blue Point 16 Winthrop's Letters; Savage. Lists 241, Aug. 1693 when wid. Sarah (ÍWinnock) 263, 276, 356abcegh, 372, 375a, 392b, 53. See of Newb. m. 2d James Davis(13 jr.). She also Starbuck. His w. Katherine was willed was liv. 1726. Ch: James (surely, Y. D. 17: £5 and each ch. £5 by her br. Mr. Wm. Whit- 130), Wells 1714, m. there 11 May (1715) ing(3). Will, of Squamscott and aged, 16 Abigail (Cloyes 2) Cousins(4). Jury 1714- June 1664 (proved 1666), names w. Kath­ 1715; W. constable 1716. She was a wid. erine and ch.; friends Samuel Haines and 1719-1746, dead 1748. Ch: Abigail, bp. 23 Elias Stileman overseers; his son depos. as May 1715 when her fa. recog. bp. cov.; m. 'jr.' 29 Mar. 1666. Ch., all bp. at Hampt. 20 Jeremiah Littlefield(5). Sarah, b. 14 Feb. Sept. 1641: Andrew. Mary, with Samuel Hall 1717, bp. 18 May 1718 as dau. of Sarah; m. wit. Pike to Bradbury 1657; m. 1st George 1st 4 Sept. 1736 Jacob Perkins, jr.; m. 2d Veasey(l), m. 2d Capt. William Moore(26). Samuel Littlefield(7). Poss: Ann, of Haver­ Thomas. hill, m. 16 Feb. 1707 Joseph Merrill of Newb. and Stratham. Sarah, m. by 1707 6 *THOMAS(5), Sandy Point, depos. in George Hadley of Haverh. and Amesb. See Mar. 1666, ag. 26; in Nov. 1684, ±42; in also Mary, w. of John Dore(2). Aug. 1700, ±60. In 1662 Thomas, sr. and Thomas, jr. for £400 gave deed to Capt. Bare­

4 LT. SLMON(l), Stratham. Jury 1695; foot, y2 of ho., mill, land gr., utensils, constable 1696; adm. to Hampt, Ch. 23 cows, etc. Rep. 1684; gr.j. (foreman) 1694. May 1697; selectman 1701-1705. Lists 52, Lists 377, 384a, 387, 49, 52, 57. He m. by 57, 62-64, 384a, 385, 388. He appar. m. 1st 1665 Sarah, sis. of Capt. Walter Barefoot Judith Wilson(4), m. 2d (contr. 29 Oct. (see his will). She was gr. adm. 19 Dec. 1703) Catherine (Wiggin 6) Tuf ton-Mason, 1700, bondsm. Thomas Wiggin and John who was adm. to Hampt. Ch. 14 Apr. 1706. Pickering and was liv. 1711. Ch: Thomas, Will, 9 Feb.—9 June 1720, provides that b. ±1664, recited his parentage: his mo. was what he had from her should return to her sis. and only heir to said Barefoot, himself immed. after his interment. See Mason(17) son and heir to his fa. Ag. ±60 in 1724. Will, for her will. Ch. by 1st w: Hannah, bp. at of Stratham, 4 Jan. (d. 6 Mar.) 1726-7, gives Hampt. with her sis. 24 July 1698, m. 17 much to wife (she was Sarah in 1719, Y. D. Dec. 1719 George Veasey, jr. (4). Deborah, 9: 184) and ch: John, Walter, Thomas, bp. with Hannah, unm. in Sept. 1724 when Henry, Andrew, Tufton, Samuel and three her step-mo. called her 'my well beloved daus., naming only Mary who was under dau.-in-law.' Lt. Simon, b. 12 Aug. 1701, d. age. Catherine, m. 1st Robert Tufton Ma- at Stratham 11 Aug. 1757, m. at Portsm. 16 son(17), m. 2d Capt. Simon Wiggin(4). WIGGIN 753 WILKINSON Sarah, ag. 69 in May 1738, m. Henry Sher­ for six months' wage in Essex Q. Ct. 1679. burne^). Susannah, ag. 64 in May 1738, Taxed Salem 1692. An aged wid. of Boston, single 10 Oct. 1692, w. of Ebenezer Johnson she made a will (uninvest.) naming dau. (16) in 1725, presum. the Susannah -Mart- Pringle, Ballard gr.sons and others. Kn. ch: lin- he m. in 1716. Dorcas, m. in Boston 28 Sept. 1704 Daniel 7 THOMAS(l), Stratham, m. Martha Den- Ballard. Elizabeth, called Pringle in 1722, nison (John) of Ipsw., and d. early; inv. m. 1st in Boston 17 July 1711 Wm. Hall, m. 18 Feb. 1695-6, the same day adm. was gr. 2d 4 Apr. 1715 James Prignall. Esther m. in to the wid. Martha, then w. of Jonathan 1704, John in 1708, Lydia in 1710, Hannah in Thing(2). She m. 3d 11 June 1697 Matthew 1715, all in Boston, may have been other ch., Whipple and d. in Ipswich 12 Sept. 1728 in but note that two of them bore Mercer- 60th yr. Only one ch. seen, and only one Draper names. See (4). named in gr.fa.'s will: Hannah, m. in Ipsw. 2 JOHN, wit. a Wells gr. 1660 (Y. D. 11: 23 Oct. 1717 Jonathan Cogswell, d. 13 June 203). 1723 in 32d yr. 3 THOMAS, ±30 in 1672, List 14. WIGHT, Thomas, Exeter 1639, prob. of 4 WILLIAM, Sheepscot bef. the first war. Lincolnshire origin; see N. E. Beg. 68: Ag. ±45, and late inhab. at New Dart­ 77. He was fined for speaking contemptuous­ mouth, he test. ag. Lt. Jordan(6) at Boston ly of magistrates in 1642, signed a pet. in 27 Jan. 1689-90. Lists 162, 164. His wid., Sept. 1643. Lists 373, 375ab, 376ab(1645). appar. dau. of Thomas Mercer(2), ent. an Prob. d. bef. 25 Mar. 1648 when w. Lucy East. Cl. for 100 a. on west side of Sheep­ gave p/a to George Barlow. As a wid. she scot Eiver below the falls given by Mercer sold a ho. and lot to John Tedd which he to her deed, husb., who improved several sold to John Bean in 1664. She m. 2d in yrs. until the wars. In 1737, a son or gr.s., Boston 24 Dec. 1652 John Samuel (see Bec- William W. of Billingsgate, mariner, sold ords of Mass. Bay, 3: 420; 4: 1: 283), whose half this 100 a.; see also Beg. 44: 24. Not est. was apprais. 8 Dec. 1662, and was liv. imposs. Philip W. of Scituate (m. Deborah 1665 when there was a suit over a Boston ho. Gannett 1711) and Hingham was connected. which Samuel had left to her for life with See also (1). remainder to her eh: Israel, a Boston wit. Wild, Wildes, Bichard. See Mander (1). 1656. In 1664 sued his former gdn. Capt. B. Wildgoose, John, O. A. 1674, List 15. Waldron for withholding his est., got judg­ Wiles, John and Philip, sailors, both List ment, levied on Squamseott land, and sold 7. to Christopher Palmer, 20 a. marsh and WiUrey, Mr., an early shipmaster; Me. P. & meadow; the deed also incl. a q.c. to a Bos­ Ct. Bee. i: 122. ton ho., and ho. and land of Charles Buckner WELKINS. 1 Henry (or Wilkinson), see in Dover. See Becords of Mass. Bay 4: 2: Lewis (4). 283, 322; Bee. of Ct. of Assistants 3: 142-4, 170. On 11 Apr. 1665 he was gr. adm. on his 2 JOHN, a Portsm.-Berwick wit. 1676 (Y. fa.'s est. (N. H.); in Sept. 1666 had gone D. 3: 22). out of the country. Elizabeth had John Joyliffe as gdn. in 1665. WILKINSON. See Wilkins(l); Waters' English Gleanings, ii: 1257. 1 BRAY, a wit. ab. the Wannerton-Holland WILCOCK, -cox. Wilcox became the 72d trouble at the Eastward in 1635. commonest name in N. E. 2 JOHN, came to Eichmond Isl. in the 1 JOHN, here early, List 41. Sued by Thom­ -Welcome- 1633. He and others depos. as Johnson in Saco et., June 1640; £10 at Saco in June 1641 that they were serv­ in the hands of Thomas Brooks and Peter ants of Mr. John Winter when Mr. Cleeve Weare of Piscataqua to be attached. He left Spurwink and did not know that Mr. sold land (?house) to Brooks (or Basil Winter ever forced him to depart. Sued Parker) and Weare (Y. D. i: 30). 'Will by John Baple at Saco 1640; Black Point Coxes Pond,' Berwick, ment. long aft. One constable 1640. One J. was at Monhegan John later in Essex Co., List 85. 1653 (Essex Q. Ct. Eec. i: 325). Lists 21, 2 THOMAS, Portsmouth 1693, List 334b. 22, 281. He seems the J. W., deed., on whose 3 WILLIAM, and Theodore Atkinson, wit. est. Eichard Collicott took adm. in Casco ct. for Mr. Leader(2) in Mass. Genl. Ct. 26 July 1666, altho George Felt was a bonds­ 1651. man. 3 JOHN, No. Yarmouth. Before Philip's WILCOTT. War the farm betw. Bedding's Creek 1 HUGH named in an old memo, as husb. and Mosier's land was 'called by the name of Dorcas Penley (Sampson), was prob. of Lane's and Wilkinson's farm and by no the seaman who sued Joshua Ward, master other' (Y. D. 26: 161). Moses Felt heard of the pinke -John and Elizabeth- of Salem, old Mr. Boyal say he had sold all his land WILKINSON 754 WILLEY E. of Bedding's Creek to James Lane and 1721, 80 in Feb. 1734-5. Gr.j. 1700. His w. J. W. Prob. the son of wid. Prudence W. was Alice by two deeds 1717, Dorcas when and br. of Elizabeth (Wilkinson) Felt(l), bp. 7 Apr. 1717, Alice Dorcas when adm. to who d. in Maiden in Dec. 1675. In 1730 Ch. 6 Mar. 1719-20 and in deed 1735. He Isaac W. of Bumney Marsh sold No. Yarm. receipted to his mo. (see Leathers 2). In land bounded by Bedding's Creek. See Wy­ 1718, sons Samuel and John, jr., having had man's Charlestown, ii: 1031. deeds from him, q.c. fa.'s est. (he liv.) to 4 THOMAS, Portsmouth, from London, List his heirs. He deeded to s. Wm. in 1735, and 339, taxed 1732. See Caverly(3). to s. Stephen, incl. the homestead, in 1737. Will (Black Will), Lists 94, 297 (est.), 298. Dead 10 Sept. 1739. Lists 52, 57, 94, 367b, See Blaek(5). 368ab, 369. See Harford(2), Eeynolds(l). WTLLABD. 1 Josiah, Secretary, List 256. Ch: John, bp. with minor s. John 6 Apr. 2 CAPT. SIMON, Lists 35, 36. 1718; with w. Christian adm. to Ch. 5 Apr. 1724. Lists 368b, 369. 8 ch. Samuel, m. WILLETT. Sarah Stevenson(l) who was adm. to Ch. 1 ANDREW(6), servant of Mr-. Humphrey 12 Nov. 1727. List 368b. He depos. 23 Jan. Davie at Swan Isl., Kennebec, ±1668, 1753, ag. 60, and soon d., a release to Samuel and served out his time there. See Bee. of (jr.) that yr. showing 4 of the heirs: Sam­ Ct. of A8sts., Mass. Bay. In 1685 he had uel, Mary (w. of Benj. Heard), Sarah (w. of gone to B. I., from there to sea. Depos. in Wm. Smart), Hannah (w. of Josiah Doe); Boston 21 Apr. 1696, ag. ±42, ab. the Ken­ ano. s. Joseph deeded to Samuel in 1756. nebec and Thomas Giles 20 yrs. bef.; again William, shipwright, m. at Hampt. F. 9 Dec. 22 July 1718, ±67, ab. Mr. Giles and his own 1718 Margaret Basford (Jacob); both adm. service under Mr. Davie ±50 yrs. bef. An­ to O. E. Ch. 4 Feb. 1727-8, he living 1730. drew of Boston m. Susannah Holbrook of Lists 368b, 369. 4 or more ch. Stephen, bp. Braintree 6 Mar. 1693-4; children. In Bos­ with mo. 7 Apr. 1717, ag. 12, m. 12 Dec. 1728 ton A. m. Bebecca Bushell 25 Oct. 1705; A. Lucy Allen. List 369. 2 or more ch. m. Martha Hamon 18 Nov. 1719. See also 3 STEPHEN(4), mariner, ±30 in Sept. Beg. 11: 376. 1679, m. by 1671 Abigail Pitman(ll) and 2 FRANCIS, Exeter 1694, List 384a, prob. liv. on homestead. In 1683 he was murder­ from Newbury. ously jealous of her and John Bickford, jr., 3 JACOB, Mr., London merchant, creditor at which time (2) protected her. She and of the Broughton est. 1670, took over two daus. went to Canada as captives in most of Mr. Thomas B.'s prop, in Boston 1689 and remained. When bound to sea ±1674-5, and as Mr. Peter Cole's assignee (Barbadoes), 4 July 1696, he made a deed sued Jonathan Nason for tresp. in Wells ct. to the two ch. at home, in case death seized 1676. Will, of Barbadoes, 4 Sept. 1677 him or he never ret., giving the homestead, (proved in Me. 1 May 1733), gave all in other land and stock to his son, the land he trust for w. and children in Eng. He d. bot from B. Squire to dau. Abigail. This much earlier, his exec, in 1721-2 suing many was rec. 27 Jan. 1700-1. Lists 359a, 57. The

in Berwick (Abbotts, etc.) for 2/9 of ý2 wid. m. in Canada 6 Oct. 1710 Edw. de of Quamphegan. Flecheur. List 99, pp. 75, 255. Ch: Thomas, 4 JAMES, Wells, see Butland(l). Son weaver, had w. Frances by 1702, both bp. 25 Mar. 1721-2. Lists 368ab. See also Hussey 5 NATHANIEL, Black Point, 1675-1678. (7). He depos. 1 May 1738, ag. 67; d. bet. Lists 236, 237ab(2). One N. wit. John 1746—July 1753. 'Hist, of Durham' names Hoddy's deed at Portsm. 1678. ch: Joanna, Benjamin, Ezekiel, Stephen, 6 CAPT. THOMAS, left in charge of the Thomas, Bobert. One Thomas and appar. Penobscot trading house when Edw. two Abigails wit. in the Amos Pinkham Astley went to New Plymouth, List 1, had a case 1720, one Abigail poss. belonging to ho. at Penobscot a yr. aft. Capt. Neale left this fam.; note also Hall(23). Judith b. 11 the country, from which he was ejected by June 1676, (List 99, p. 75), bp. in Canada as the French, and was master of the Plymouth Marie Magdeleine, m. there 29 Sept. 1698 trading ho. at Kennebec in 1639. Ch. incl. Jean le Conte, bur. 1 Feb. 1703. Ch. Abi­ Andrew, b. 5 Oct. 1655. See also Savage; gail, likely ' one Willis' dau. of Oyster Biv­ Bee. of Mass. Bay 4:2: 447, 455; Eec. of Ct. er ' recovered from the Ind. up Androscog­ of Assts. (Mass.), 3: 185, 257. gin Biver (Capt. Church's report 15 Sept. 1690); m. William Leathers(2). Elizabeth List 99, p. 75, as Marie m. 3 husb. in Canada, WILLEY, peculiar to Lincolnshire (Gup- Charles Arnault 1702, Pierre Perot 1704, py)- Barthelemy Cotton 1741; bur. at Quebec as 1 GEOEGE, Dover, List 356m. Marie Wellis 17 Sept. 1776, ag. 96. 2 JOHN(4), weaver, Oyster Eiver, ±24 in Sept. 1683, ±60 in 1715 and 1718, ±65 in WILLEY 755 WILLIAMS 4 THOMAS, Oyster Eiver, b. ±1617, had a Portsm. 1719, see (39). Hannah (see Page 'breadth of land' at Oyster Eiver Point 2), poss. from Essex Co., but see (6). Mar­ in 1645, prob. from Darby Field, and m. bef. garet (see Ayer 1), prob. from Essex Co. 6 Oct. 1649 widow Margaret Crawford(5). 2 CHARLES, see Y. D. 1: 136. Gr.j. 1651, 1652, 1655, 1666. Dover gr. 1654. 3 DANTEL, taxed Newcastle 1719-1723, inn­ Lists 354abc, 355ab, 356a, 357c, 359a, 361a, keeper 1723. One D., w. and ch., warned 362b, 363abe, 366, 92. In Sept. 1680, he ±63 from Beverly 1731. and Margaret ±65 depos. ab. Stephenson's 4 EBENEZER, fought with Josiah Winn Neck or Point ±40 yrs. bef. Adm. 7 Sept. 1710, York wit. 1716 (Y. D. 8: 183). 1681 to wid. Margaret and s. John. She m. 5 EDWARD, br.-in-law, and Wilmot, sis., in 2d Barnard Squire(l), (see also Leathers 2). John Lines' will 1674, perh. not in N. E. Ch. seen: Stephen, b. ±1649. Samuel, with 6 EDWARD, Hampton, a wit. 1691 (see also Nicholas Doe bondsm. for Elizabeth and Hannah 1), sold without lie. 1707-8. Per­ John York, execs., 1674. List 359a. Report- haps tempo, at Portsm. where one E. went ed dead 21 May 1679; adm. to fa. 24 June bond for Wm. Jones(58) in 1712 and was 1679 when he and s. Wm. gave bond to pay taxed 1713. Hampt. innkeeper 1720. In the debts. William, b. ±1656. John, b. 1738 his aged w. Mary (Swain 7) in pet. ±1659. At one time the s. Stephen had a stated that he lost his eyesight more than sister in Kittery, poss. his half-sis. (Craw­ 29 yrs. ago. She was liv. 1740. Adm. on his ford) or a sis.-in-law, tho it seems that there est. 20 Aug. 1746 to s. Walter, mariner, b. 12 must have been unkn. daus. in the early gen­ Aug. 1711, m. 1st 11 Apr. 1734 Rachel Hil­ erations. liard (Benj. 7), m. 2d Mary (Norris 1) Hil­ 5 WILLIAM(4), servant of Thomas King liard. Other ch: Anne, b. 23 Mar. 1714, m. of Exeter, who willed him land in Mar. 24 Jan. 1733-4 John Robie. Edward, b. 15 1666-7. In 1678, ag. ±22, he depos. bef. Wal­ July 1718. dron. Portsm. tax rebated 15 Mar. 1679-80; 7 FRANCIS, gent., and w. Helen had gr. he prob. had mov. to Dover Neck with w. from Sir F. Gorges 13 Nov. 1635, 6000 a. Eebecca Nock(4), on whose mo.'s est. he where he should choose. He chose, took was gr. adm. 1 June 1680. Gr.j. 1679, 1680. poss. bef. witnesses and brot over 11 in his Living Feb. 1689-90. Lists 359b, 52, 57. His fam. within a specif, time, yet Mr. Brad­ s. Samuel as fa.'s admr. sold Nock prop, in bury sold the land to Capt. Champernowne, Aug. 1706 and the former King prop, in whereupon Mr. Thomas Gorges (deed re­ Feb. 1707-8. Widow Eebecca m. 2d Capt. corded 13 Aug. 1644) gr. him 1000 a. on Samuel Tibbetts(12). Ch: Samuel, Dover, N. H. side of the Piscataqua over ag. (List 358d), m. 1st 8 June 1702 Mary Can- Thompson's Point (bounded, Y. D. 1: 3: 5). ney(l) who d. 2 June 1703 (List 96), m. 2d He was here 13 Mar. 1638-9 (Mass. Col. Rec. 19 Feb. 1704-5 Elizabeth (German 3) Ran- 1: 254) and as 'Governor' was the first dall(ll), who was living 27 Oct. 1715. But signer of the Glebe gr. at Str. Bank. Lists Randall desc. call her dau. of Richard Ran- 321, 323, (»71). See also Goddard(3). Win­ dall(16) and sister, not mo., of Nathaniel throp called him 'governor of those in the (11), relying for proof of Nathaniel's par­ lower part of the river' at time of the entage on a deed considered fraudulent, N.H. Knollys-Larkham trouble, but no author, Deeds 17: 223 (1729), Richard Randall to s. seen for Belknap's statement that he was Nathaniel, 30 a. gr. from Dover 1694 (see contin. as governor 'by annual suffrage.' N. H. State Papers, 9: 161-167). Samuel's Associate for Piscataqua ct. 1641, 1642, will, 21 Dec. 1753—30 Jan. 1754, names s. 1643, 1645. Com. t.e.s.c. 1644. See Mass. Samuel, b. at Dover 25 Feb. 1702-3, and dau. Col. Rec. 2: 136, 3: 49, for his negro from Mary, unm. Presum. William, d. 15 Oct. Guinea. Last seen 8-10 Sept. 1645 when he 1706, ag. 22 (List 96). sold his plantation near Salt Creek to Tur- pin and Cummings, and ack. deed in Boston. His Str. Bk. marsh ment. in July 1648. Said WILLIAMS, princ. from Wales and bor­ to have gone to Barbadoes, dying soon. Who der counties, but co. Cornwall an inde­ comprised his 'family' unkn. In 1674 Jo­ pendent home. Became 8th commonest seph Atkinson depos. ab. land fenced by name in N. E. his order. 1 ANN, m. Robert Lang(7) in 1668, the first of several unplaced. In 1670 Mar­ 8 GREGORY, Shoals constable 1672-1674, tha (wrote) and Elias Stileman wit. An­ ±37 in 1674, with Elias Stileman wit. thony Ellins' deed. Rachel, see Purington Moore(9) to Seward, 1674. One G. had a (4). Sarah 'lately called Williams now w. and child at Marblehead later (Essex Sarah Bodge' named in a Portsm. warr. with Q. Ct. Rec. 8: 345-6). others 7 Mar. 1709-10; see Randall(12) and 9 HENRY(32), Saco, Scarb., Boston, Hamp­ Benj. Bodge, her husb., appar. a neighbor of ton, had trouble with Mr. Jordan in Samuel Williams (36) at O.R. Rebecca, July 1664, was a No. Yarm. wit. the same yr. WILLIAMS 756 WILLIAMS and thereaft. seldom out of sight. See Me. 13 JOHN, Exeter, m. by Apr. 1674 Eliza­ P. & Ct. Eec., vols, i, ii. A Great Isl. or beth Moore(24). His bondsm. in 1674 Portsm. wit. in Bee. 1667, there in Dec. 1669. were Wm.(jr.) and Benjamin Fifield, Jacob Scarb. selectman 1669, 1671, 1673, 1674; Brown. town clerk 1669; lot layer 1669; gr.j. 1670; 14 JOHN, a Cornishman with Eodrigo, List Clerk of the "Writs 1671. Hubbard, 10 Oct. 1675, reported him wounded at Saco Sands 15 DEACON JOHN(36), Oyster Biver, or Downs. Sued in Wells ct. 1676 on a debt granted 60 a. near Wednesday swamp 19 payable in fish and oil. At Boston 1678- Mar. 1693-4. His parents gave him a p/a in 1686, marshal's dep. 1678, 1679 (wit. his 1694 and deeded all to him for supp. in 1701. fa.'s deed at Saco 1680), sued in 1684 on a Gr.j. 1697; constable 1700. Lists 62, 368ab, note given to Samuel Sayward(6) 2 Jan. 369. In 1721 he brot an ejectment suit ag. 1678-9. In N. H. 1688. Gr.j. (N. H.) fore­ Joseph Smith for land gr. to his fa. in 1658 man 1696, 1699; j. 1699. 'Yeoman alias and deeded to self in 1701. Wife Buth adm. merchant trader' in 1701. Thomas Chase to O. E. Ch. 10 May 1719, he 7 Feb. 1719-20. (6) willed to him and w. the land his ho. Will, 23 May 1735—27 Mar. 1745. Ch., all stood on. Lists 222c, 235, 236, 57. See bp. 7 June 1719: Hannah m. bef. 30 June Moore(15), Morgan(9), Pottle(l), Bey­ 1723 James Huckins (Bobert 2). Elizabeth, nolds (5). He m. 1st Deborah Collins(5), not in will, but appar. mo. of Elizabeth was bondsm. for her mo. in 1666 and in Badger who was given her mo. 's unpaid por­ controv. with her over the est. in 1675. tion. Ens. John, m. 7 Feb. 1727-8 Bridget Deborah was in Boston 13 May 1680. He m. Tibbetts(ll). In 1748 Wm. and Elizabeth 2d wid. Christian Haskins(6), liv. 1716. (Badger) Brown q.c. to him. In 1753 he was Will, of Hampt., 1 Feb.—10 Apr. 1712, gives distracted, with no personal est. to supp. w. her yj, her dau. Lydia H. yí, his son Henry Bridget and 4 or 5 eh. Lists 368b, 369. £15 if he liv. and came for it, and J/j to s. Thomas; widow and Thomas execs. The son 16 JOHN, with crew of ketch -Prosperous- renounced. Prob. the T. of Newb., List of Piscataqua, 1685, Michael Mann mas­ 267b, who m. 1st 15 Jan. 1695-6 Mary ter. Lowell, m. 2d 30 Dec. 1713 Buth Woodman; 17 JOHN, signed a Pemaquid pet. 11 May will 1756—1757; 8 ch., the oldest s. Henry 1689 (Doc. Hist. 6: 479). Poss. the (Hoyt's Salisb. i: 361). Wells soldier, List 267b. 18 JOHN, of Wandsworth, co. Surrey, m. 10 JENKIN, Falmouth, m. bef. 1 Oct. Catherine Lucy(2) at Portsm. 30 Sept. 1667 Abigail Cloyes(l) whose sis. Han­ 1714. 'Katherine Lucy alias Williams' was nah depos. in 1735 that he hired his place on above Sagamore Creek 1715. Presum. he Mackworth Point from Mrs. Mackworth soon went off, leaving a dau. Hannah who and later built and cleared on Presumpscot m. Ezekiel Gummer (Bichard). Biver above John Wakely 'a. See also Neale 19 LEWIS, Portsmouth, taxed 1681, m. bef. (4). In Jan. 1672-3 he and Nathl. Wharfe 24 Sept. that yr. wid. Christian Harris apprais. Bichard Martin's est., in June 1673 (19). In Apr. 1692 they put in a bill for at­ he and Eobert Corbin apprais. Wharf e's est. tending Thomas Footman, a wounded soldier, Bondsman for Eichard Short 1674. Falm. nine months. Jury 1693; gr.j. 1693. Wit. a wit. 10 Dec. 1673—12 July 1675. Adm. in­ Moore deed in Mar. 1693-4 (Y. D. 6: 45). habitant at Salem 11 Feb. 1675-6 and appar. Lists 329, 52, 57, 335a (self and w.). She did not ret. East. Lists 223a, 85. Lie. to sell was a wid. 22 Aug. 1696 when Wm. Cotton real est. was gr. to Abigail and s. Daniel, deeded to her ±6 a. on North side of Saga­ admrs. est. of J. W., late of Manchester, more Creek formerly Bobert Puddington's, deed., in Nov. 1697. Poss. other ch. and was Christian Kar (see Carr 1) in 1698. 11 JOANNA, a wit. with Deborah (Eogers Williams was cert, not fa. of her dau. Pa­ 14) Burnett 1738; see (24), Lovering(5). tience Mains(8), and appar. not., but poss. 12 JOHN, around Falmouth, Scarb. and was, fa. of her dau. Hannah Moore(22). Saco, seen only as a plaint, or deft. In Note also Eachel(l). 1660 he started a suit ag. Nicholas White 20 MARTIN, Pemaquid 1689, N. H. 1693. and did not enter the writ; sued by Francis Lists 125, 60. Oue M., a stranger, was Hooke 1664; sued Joseph Winnock, George counterf. money at Salem in 1691. Phippen and John Tinney separately, in 21 MATTHEW(35), old enough to trouble 1666; sued by Capt. James Pendleton in girls in 1646, taxed 1657, had a gr. by 1672, by Major Brian Pendleton 1672, 1673, 1658. Lists 341, 356a, 361ab, 363abc(2), and had a suit ag. the Major in 1674. In 365, 366. See also Parr(2). Not surely kn. Sept. 1674 one John W. and Edw. Shippen to have married. Either Mary or Elizabeth were bondsm. for Eobert Edmunds, admr. W. (see 35) may have been w. or sis. or of George Foxwell(l), Suff. ct. neither, their ages not appearing; in 1667 WILLIAMS 757 WILLIAMS he adm. est. of Matthew 6iles(7) which was Spruce Creek; Deniford abutted. Martha, divid. betw. him and Bichard Knight (m. b. 18 Nov. 1702, poss. the M. bp. at Kit. 15 Giles' niece). See Joseph Smith(36), to Nov. 1715 when one Lazarus W. was also whom he deeded 40 a. in 1660, and John bp.; m. Mark Moses(l). Smith(26), co-deft, in suits 1672-1674. He 25 PHIL LP, wit. Bobin Hood to Bateman and John evid. liv. in one ho., where in July and Brown at Nequasset 1 Nov. 1639 1674 the marshal found no moveable prop. (Y. D. 35: 55). In 1672, ±47, he depos. that he met Joan 26 RICHARD, Saco, known as the 'clap- Chesley at Maquoit, and poss. was the Wil­ boardman,' presum. br. of (32) to whom liams who once liv. with his w., no ch., on he entrusted his goods bef. he d. 15 June north side of Merrymeeting Bay, List 191. 1635. Inv. taken in behalf of Mr. Matthew 22 MATTHEW, wit. Kittery deed, Voden Craddock, the sponsor. Adm. gr. 25 June to Johnson, in Oct. 1702, taxed Str. Bk. 1640 to Peyton Cooke for self and other ±1707, 1708 (next William W.). Bang the creditors. As late as 1666 Cooke sued (32) bell at Newc. in 1709; in 1722 his wid. Eliz­ for withholding est. See Me. P. & Ct. Rec. abeth sold his com. right there. List 316. i: 96-102; Love (3). 23 OWEN, deft, in one of two actions brot 27 BICHARD, mariner, Great Isl. 1679, cor. by Mr. Isaac Walker in Saco ct. 1669. j. 1683, deposed ab. the ketch -Industry- H. Greenland took both on himself and exe­ in 1684. Lists 313cef. One B. was taxed cutions issued ag. him. One Owen was for the Mill Dam 1707; E. taxed Newc. 1717, around Salem. added name. 24 PAUL, Kittery 1680, had town gr. 1699, 28 ROBERT, called of Great Isl. but mur­ m. 1st (bef. ct. 25 Mar. 1684) Catherine dered at Spruce Creek by his servants LeCornah, m. 2d aft. 2 May 1690 Joanna (see Driver 2, Ferguson 6), supposedly for (Crocker 2) Gaskin. Living in Apr. 1715, his money judged ab. £40, List 286. The prob. dead in Jan. 1732-3. Lists 30, 290, servants had told that their master had 291 (or his son), 293, 296, 298. An indi­ gone to Cape Porpus. Adm. 27 June 1676 to cated Keene connec. is unsolved. W. Joan­ Elias Stileman; inv. by N. Fryer and Rich­ na, an orig. memb. of Kit. Point Ch. 1714, ard Stileman £36. 2. 9. See also (29), Palm- depos. in 1728, ±65, that she liv. with Mr. er(18). John Hole, and in May 1740, ag. 77, that 60 29 ROBERT, joiner, Portsmouth, drinking vrs. bef. she liv. at Kennebec with her fa. with Philip Caverly 1678; his rate for ín Smith v. Hutchinson 1738 (Suff. ct.), minister abated 1680. Lists 331b, 329. Rob­ Joanna W., ±74, depos. ab. the Hammond- ert, Kit., was bp. and united with the Bos­ Smith fam. at Arrowsic. This agrees with ton Baptist Ch. in July 1682, and was an age of Joanna of Kit., but Deborah (Eogers organizer of the Kit. Ch. in Sept. fol. See 14) Burnett was ano. wit., and Joan Goage (28). (List 185) and a strong Williams (Box- 30 ROGER, Me. P. & Ct. Eec. i: 251. Roger bury)-Lovering connec. are noted. See also Spencer? Mainwaring(4). Ch., by 1st w: Child who 31 ROWLAND, blockmaker, Kit., nephew may have d.y., or poss. was that Magdalene of John Phillips(8) who sent for him to who m. Nathl. Leach (see 3). By 2d w: live with him and be his heir. In Nov. 1679 Joanna, b. 20 Feb. 1692. Joanna W. (sr.) he bot land from Thomas Withers abutting and one Joanna Pike (see 4) wit. in the his uncle. Tr.j. 1694; gr.j. 1694, 1695. He Hammons case 1719. Paul, mariner, b. 23 and one John W. among debtors of Enoch Oct. 1695, accus. by Abigail Hooper(lO) in Hutchins' est. 1698; in 1706 he and Thomas Apr. 1715 (his fa., Nathl. Keene and Benj. Rice were bondsm. for Benjamin and Sam­ Hutchins bondsmen), m. 25 Oct. 1716 Mar­ uel Hutchins. Lists 294-298. Also Y. D. 13: garet Hammons(2). List 297. Both of Kit. 1-2. Adm. 26 Apr. 1713 to Mary Hutchins, in Jan. 1732 (Y. D. 15: 186, but ack. in a creditor; later to Samuel Hutchins whose Newc.); of Boston, he gave her p/a in Feb. acct. showed £48 due Mary H. for 36 yrs'. 1732; both of Kit. in Aug. 1734 and there house harbor, washing, and dressing his July—Sept. 1735 she sold by p/a. She m. food. 2d Wm. Dealing of York (1736: Staekpole). Mary, b. 31 July 1697, wit. parents' deed 32 JTHOMAS, Mr., Saco (Winter Harbor) 18 May 1714, Jona. Keene ano. wit. Daniel, early, see (26), and prominent until age cooper. Kit., b. 4 Oct. 1699, Scarb. grantee and poverty came to him. At ct. held at his 1720, m. 24 Dec. 1724 Deborah Elwell(2). ho. 9 Feb. 1636-7 Mr. Thomas Lewis(19) He built his ho. on Walter Deniford's land was to appear in connec. with the combina­ and rec. a deed of the 20 ft. sq. it stood on tion, prob. leading up to his words of defama. 4 Nov. 1725. Both liv. 1746 when Elwell ag. Mr. Lewis for which he was bound a mo. heirs deeded to Bichard Clarenbole land on later. Jury and gr.j. 1640. In 1642 Vines gr. him 120 a. at Winter Harbor adj. Bobert WILLIAMS 75 8 WILLIAMSON Sankey, evid. already in his poss. as he and 1704 (List 96). Two ch. kn: Matthew, ±47 Sankey had a suit ag. Ferdinando Grant in in 1672. William, ±50 in Aug. 1680. Poss: 1640. Freed from debts of (26) in 1645 and Mary and Elizabeth ct- witnesses 1665 ab. given a full discharge by the Craddock est. the Ann Denmark—Ann Pitman quarrel in 1653. Assistant or Councillor under the (see 21). Ligonia govt. Selectman by 1653 and often; 36 WTLLIAM(35), Oyster River, gr. 10 a. Comr. for Saco 1655, 1656, 1664, 1665; town in 1653, a small lot betw. Matthew and treas. 1656; constable 1657; often apprais., William Williams in 1658, 5 a. in 1660. Free­ admr. or bondsman. See Me. P. & Ct. Rec. i, man 1655. He or his fa. constable in 1657. ii, by index. He was freed from rates dur­ Jury 1696. Lists 355a, 361a, 363abc, 365, ing his or w.'s life 29 June 1674. At Newi- 359a, 52, 367a, 368a. He m. Margaret Stev­ chawannock with gr.dau. Lydia Plaisted enson^), with her gave p/a to s. John 29 (see 3) in Oct. 1680 when he deeded Winter Sept. 1694 in connec. with Stevenson prop., Harbor prop, to her. Of Saco River he deed­ and 12 Dec. 1701 made over all est. to s. ed all est. to Phineas Hull(7) for supp. 17 John for their support. Ch: William, b. 22 Dec. 1681; last seen when he ack. this at Dee. 1662, depos. 25 Mar. 1679, ag. ±16, in York 4 May 1682. Lists 242, 243ab, 244aef, the suit over Nicholas Follett's field, d. s.p. 245, 247, 249, 252, 23, 24, 26. See also Love bef. 1707. John, b. 30 Mar. 1664. Elizabeth, (3), Page(7). Mrs. Williams was liv. 29 b. 25 Oct. 1665, appar. the one who m. Sam­ June 1674, but not in ch. seatings in Dec. uel Hill(18). Thomas, had 30 a. gr. 11 Apr. fol., List 246. Ch: Lucretia, m. Lt. Richard 1694, wit. parents' p/a that yr., his land Hitchcock; see also Garland(2). Lydia ment. 15 Jan. 1702-3. List 368a. In 1707 his (presum.), see Woodward(2). Henry, ±43 bros. John and Samuel sold his gr. to Thom­ in Jan. 1679-80. as Davis, calling him 'our dec. brother.' 33 THOMAS, Portsmouth, was gr. Clamper- Samuel, m. Elizabeth Stevenson(l) by 1712 ing Isl. 25 Aug. 1645 and assigned all when they had Valentine Hill arrested for right to Richard King(ll) 11 June 1649. putting her out of the (Stevenson) ho. vio­ Father of Judith Ellins' child in Nov. 1648 lently; both liv. 1738. Lists 368b, 369. Dau. (see Ellins 2), and bef. or aft. this date m. Mary named in gr.fa.'s will 1718, and 8 Thomas Wannerton's wid. Ann who was more ch. bp. 1720-1729 are credited to them liv. 27 June 1671. Around Sagamore Creek (Hist, of Durham, 2: 390). An older.dau. 1663. Lists 72, 323, 331a. T. W. and John, Elizabeth was adm. to Ch. in 1728. See'also his partner, taxed 1673. In July 1674 he the husb. of Sarah Bussy(2). compl. ab. the leather sold by Richard Wa- 37 WILLIAM, plasterer, drunk in 1668, a terhouse and Mr. Job Clements. 'A shroud Portsm. presentment. for T. W. 1674' must have been for his w. 38 WILLIAM, blockmaker, butcher, Ports­ as he was in want and sick at Wm. Richards' mouth 1681, O. A. 28 Aug. 1685. Sum­ ho. in Jan. 1674-5, liv. sick and poor in Oct. monsed with Elizabeth Akerman in June 1675. He may or may not have had legit, 1693 when he admitted he had liv. in the ho. ch. See (1) and others. with her 9 yrs. or more. In 1696 he bot 34 THOMAS, Exeter, his wife's dau. Mary Zaehariah Trickey's ho., ferry right, etc., bp. at Boston 11 Aug. 1650. at Bloody Point, and in 1699 exchanged his 35 WILLIAM, sr., Oyster River bef. 1646 claim on this for T.'s 30 a. gr. Gr.j. 1699. when his son (21) was in trouble, m. (not Partner of Gabriel Grout and gr. adm. on first) wid. Agnes Field(l), who was liv. 18 his est. 15 Sept. 1707, when called 'block- June 1674, m. last betw. 25 Mar. 1679—23 maker and butcher.' Bondsman for wid. Mar. 1686, wid. Mary Beard(4). He had Mary Polley in July 1715. Lists 329, 52, 62, grants of 20 a. in 1651, 5 a. in 1660, 100 a. 335a, 330def, 337. See also Miller(1). Adm. in 1662. Freeman 1655. In 1659 John God­ 9 Mar. 1721-2 to Henry Tibbetts(5). A small dard sold him the lot that was John Pillines' Newc. lot adj. Benj. Parker was inv. and at O. R., being the neck of land betw. Stony most of the est. went to Mary Tibbetts for Brook and the meeting-ho. lot. Highway attendance on him. surveyor 1659. Lists 355a, 356a, 361a, 362ab, 39 WIDOW, , Portsmouth, her tax 363abc, 365, 359a, 46, 52, 57. On 23 Mar. 1686- abated 1713. Town order, 9 Apr. 1716, 7 Wm., sr., of Durham, and w. Mary, Sam­ Goody Allston to prov. for and take care of uel Hill(18) of Kit. and w. Elizabeth (appar. Goody W. during her sickness. One Re­ a gr.dau.), gave a joint deed of the 40 a. becca was rec. into cov., So. Ch., at home, Wm. was liv. on to Stephen Jenkins. He 8 Mar. 1718-9. prob. went to live with the Hills who in 40 'WILLIAMS ye joiner' taxed Ports­ 1713 as execs, to the will of Wm. of Kit. gave mouth (the Bank) 1713. William, s. of a deed to Samuel Penhallow to replace a ' Mr. Williams, joiner at ye Bank,' bp. at lost deed to John Cutts. 'Old Sister Wil­ Newb. Oct. 1717. liams, ' ill and crazy three yrs., d. in June WILLIAMSON. 1 Lt. Caleb, List 68. WILLIAMSON 759 WILLS 2 DAVID, Wells soldier 1693-4, List 267b. Legate won ag. him and the Walls in a suit 3 CAPT. STEPHEN, at Great Isl. 1673 when over cruelty to his cattle. About June 1648 John Skillings lost his broadcloth, and his w. was robbed and murdered betw. Dover Frances Russell(2) accus. him of breaking and Ex. and her body thrown into the river. open her chest, but her dau. spoke up: 'No, In Hampt. ct. the next Sept. he and Robert mother, it was broke before.' Portsm. rate Hethersay had cross suits for defama., he rebated in Mar. 1679-80. charging that H. had raised an evil report of his deed, wife; he also sued for breach of WILLING, a Devonshire name. contract in carrying her to O. R. in a canoe 1 JAMES (Wellin), wit. for Jocelyn at and not bringing her back, as agreed. He Black Point 4 July 1663. soon m. wid. Mary Hauxworth of Salisb. 2 EICHARD, mariner, Scarboro, indebted and mov. there; taxed 1650; d. 23 Jan. 1650- to George Knight 1671, m. bef. spring of 1. She was gr. adm. in Apr. 1651 and was 1672-3 one Amy (see Glanfield 3). Granted sued by Robert Tuck in 1652 for diet of 20 a. adj. Peter Hinkson 1674; sued by 2 ch., one ab. a yr., one ab. 8 wks. Crazy and Nathl. Fryer 1674; owed £1 to Arthur Al­ distempered, she was under a gdn. in 1664; ger's est. 1675. Constable 1676. On an ex­ wid. Willix a Salisb. abuttor 1667. Ch: Haz- pedition Eastward with his shallop 7 Nov.— elelponi, servant of Henry Waltham of Wey­ 14 Dec. 1676. Taxed 1681. In 1742 his daus. mouth, see N. E. Reg. 5: 303. She m. 1st deeded to Joseph Moody 20 a. in Searb. laid John Gee of Boston and Martha's Vine­ out to fa. 24 Oct. 1685. Lists 237ade, 238a, yard, m. 2d aft. 19 Nov. 1671 Obadiah Wood 239a. Presum. wid. Amy, and not a dau., m. of Ipsw., d. 27 Nov. 1718, ag. 78 (gr.st.). Gee Roger Vicary in Marblehead 4 Dec. 1694. ch: Mary, m. Thomas Pickering(8); John, b. Kn. ch: Elizabeth (Woolen), m. in Marble­ in Boston 1662; Anna, m. Samuel Hodgkins head 29 Dec. 1709 Peter Pollow: both liv. 17 of Gloucester; Martha, m. Thomas Cotes. Mar. 1741-2. Naomi, m. 1st 5 July 1703 Edw. See vol. 2, Hist, of Martha's Vineyard (An­ Homan, m. 2d 28 Jan. 1706-7 George Girdler, nals of Edgartown, p. 70, of Tisbury, p. 13); both of Marbleh., a wid. there 1742. Han­ Essex Antiq. 8: 164. Anna, serv. of Rev. nah White, a Salem wid. 1742 (Hannah Wel­ Timothy Dalton whose wid. Ruth in 1663 lin m. John Baxton in Marbleh. 1708, Han­ willed her £5. She m. 1st Robert Roscoe, had nah Blaxton m. Benj. White in Feb. 1710-1). 3 more husbands in the south, James Blunt, Also one Susannah (Woollen) m. Samuel Seth Southwell, Esq., Col. John Lear, and d. Salter in Marbleh. 11 May 1710. s.p. Susannah a serv. near her sis. Anna, m. 3 ROGER, Richmond Isl. 1635, and was Francis Jones(16). there 1638-1639, his mo. in England. 2 SAMUEL (Wellex), master of the -Good Called one of the first inhabitants of Cape Hope- of London at Piscataqua, Feb. Porpus by John Bush in 1670 when he sold 1668-9. 10 a. marsh bot from him. Abutted Morgan Howell's land 1648. In Dec. 1658 he depos. WILLOUGHBY. See also Nason (7). bef. Francis Neale that 21 or 22 yrs. bef. he 1 FRANCIS, Salem, in right of gr.fa. Hen­ helped row up the river which runs by Mrs. ry Bartholomew ent. an East. Cl. for Mackworth's, Mr. Vines, Mr. Mackworth, Damariscove prop, and fishing stage and Mr. Winter and others, and saw Mr. Vines 'Little Neck' at Sheepscot, by deed 21 Mar. give poss. to Winter. No rec. of a fam. but 1663-4. (1) and (2) may have been his. Lists 21, 2 RICHARD, Kennebec soldier 1688, List 221. 189. WILLIS, Wyllys. 1 Jeremiah in 1639 owed 3 WILLIAM (Liloby), at Monhegan 1653, Wm. Gray who gave a p/a to Philip Essex Q. Ct. i: 325. Willoughby? White of Piscataway. 4 WILLIAM, small tax at Greenland 1693, 2 SAMUEL, Esq. (Wyllys), Hartford, see he and w. seated at Ch., List 335a. In Love(4), Y. D. 4: 117, Reg. 37: 33. Sept. 1697 Abigail W. (w. or dau.) and George and Bridget Keniston made one WILLIX, supposed of continental origin. depos. ab. a fracas on the Joseph Hall farm. See N. E. Reg. 50: 46; 68: 79-82; 69: 361. One Mary Willibe, serv. to Thomas Brad­ 1 BALTHASAR, Exeter 1640, bp. at Alford, bury, d. at Salisb. 16 Nov. 1709; one Pa­ Lincolnshire, 27 July 1595, s. of Bal- tience of Berwick m. John Goodwin(12). thasar and Anne, and half-br. of Susanna Someone named Wilely was at Josiah (Bellingham) Pormort(3). Bell called him Moses' in 1726. a man of more than ordinary education. Townsman 1647. Lists 375ab, 376ab (1645), WILLS, from S.W. corner of England. (?378, Wits). He and w. (Annah) wit. ag. See Creber; Wells(3), (8). Edw. Hilton in 1645. In 1647 he won a suit 1 BENNETT, liv. at or near Plymouth, ag. John Legate and Humphrey Wilson, and Eng., in Oct. 1640, a former boatswain WILLS 760 WILSON and boatmaster for John Winter at Casco. he of more than passing interest as an an­ List 21. cestor of the Millikens. In May 1665 he ap­ 2 HTJMPHBEY, from Alphington, co. Dev­ parently liv. on Scottow's Hill farm and on; see Burnell(2). had Scottow's cattle in his care; Wilmot's 3 ROBERT, at the Eastward in 1675. List Brook also ment. Hannah Hallam depos. 3. in 1728 that she was told ab. N. W. as a 4 ROGEE, Monhegan 1672. List 13. tenant on the farm. Back in Boston, he sold 5 THOMAS, Mr., shipmaster, Kittery, m. without lie. 1673 and forf. bond; licensed 1st by 1662 Sarah Abbott(5) who was later. Wit. Eobert Knight's will in June liv. 16 May 1667, m. 2d Lucy (Treworgye 1) 1676 and swore to it in Boston in Aug. Taxed Chadbourne, who depos. in June 1678, ±46. Scarb. 1681. Lists 234b, 238a. Will, Boston His Kit. land was ment. in Thomas Leigh- innholder, 27 Sept. (inv. 16 Oct.) 1684, ton's inv. 1666; in 1667 his land was N.W., names w. Mary, 6 ch., 2 Alger gr.ch.; Philip and Eobert Cutts' E., of Wm. Diamond's Squire an overseer. Widow Mary m. 2d aft. Crooked Lane home. Lot layer and surv. July 1685 Abraham Smith and brot in ano. 1669-1673; O. F. 6 July 1669; j. 1669, 1672; Wilmot inv. in 1690, incl. articles 'In the gr.j. 1670, 1673; selectman 1670,1671; owned Green Draggon.' Her will, wid., 13 May— in the Great House Field 1679. List 298. See 27 Aug. 1696, names 5 ch., gr.dau. Elizabeth also Chick. One T. W., master of the -Eob­ Mulligan. Ch: John, in mo.'s will; a deed ert-, was sued by 7 of the crew for lZy2 30 June 1697 says ' John W. if living.' Sam­ months' wages in Salem ct. 1662. Inv., £46, uel, charged with stealing money from his attested 14 Mar. 1687-8 by wid. Lucy who m. master David Adams in July 1685; not in 3d Elias Stileman(l). Ch. by 1st w: Thom­ mo.'s will. Mary, b. 5 Mar. 1650, m. John as, liv. 30 Jan. 1688-9, d. s.p. Sarah, b. bef. Alger(6), d. bef. fa. Elizabeth, b. 26 Sept. 16 May 1667, m. John Geare. By 2d w: Jo­ -1657-, m. 1st by 1684 Caleb Bawlings, m. anna, ±69 in June 1738, m. Eichard Cutts 2d by 1695 Eichard Newland. Abigail, b. 2 (6). In 1689 the Stilemans, Geares and Oct. -1657-, m. by 1684 Abraham Adams Cutts sold to Francis Mercer prop. Mr. Wills (see 2), both of Boston 1697." Hannah, b. 10 had bot from John Cutts, one piece adj. Mr. Feb. 1660, m. by 1681 Nathaniel Adams, Snell's land, one adj. Cutts wharf, with both of Chariest. 1697 where she d. 24 Jan. wharf and storehouse. See also Y. D. 8: 143. 1699, ag. 39. Ann, youngest and at home 1684, m. by 1696 Joseph Allen. 6 WILLIAM, Shoals, abs. from wife several 4 RICHARD, had Falmouth gr. 1719; of F. yrs. (wit. Jeffrey Currier) and ord. home in 1670. Here in Sept. 1671; with John Bugg Feb.—May 1722. List 229. Called late wit. (as Wells) a Spruce Creek deed in Dec. of Falm. in 1726 when John Wass of Boston, 1672, George Lydden to Edw. Clark; taxed form, of F., sold there, incl. the homestead Portsm. 1673, and fined that yr. on the Neek which he held as heir of B. W. Wass had m. Ann Wilmot bef. 9 Feb. 1711 WILMOT, Wilmett, ancient and titled in when a s. Wilmot was b. in Boston. See also cos. Derby and Herts. Slaughter (1). 1 CAPT. EDWAED, commander of the -Charles and Sarah-, was accus. in Dec. WILSON, became 34th commonest name 1700 by Margaret Edmondson who liv. at in N. E. Mr. Jaffrey's. Appar. her ch. then 12 wks. 1 ANDEEW, commander of the -Marigold- old was Edward, Hampton (see Thomas of Boston 1695 (Portsm. Notarial Bee). Eobie 1), m. 1st 18 Mar. 1731 Elizabeth 2 EDWARD, Newcastle. Lists 318b, 315c. Marston (Wm. 8), m. 2d 30 Sept. 1746 wid. 3 GOWEN, Exeter, Kittery, by trad, from Mary Whittaker, d. 22 Dec. 1761, ag. 62. 5 Paisley, Scotland; Col. Banks found the ch. by 1st w. were bp. name in Stoke Bruerner, cb. Northampton, 2 JAMES (also Welmett), liv. on Dover in 1604. The Gowen of Boston 1641-3 likely Neck near Campion's Eocks, m. 1st Eliz­ moved on to Ex. by 1647, cowherd 1649, abeth Scammon (4), who d. s.p., m. 2d Ee­ with Thomas Cornish bot prop, from Thom­ becca Downes (Gershom). In 1729 he and 4 as Jones in 1650 and sued for it in Oct. 1651. others signed a pet. to the Gov. and Council, Going on to Me., he took O. A. at Kit. in stating that they 'had been settled on a Nov. 1652, 'residing further northward'; cert, tract or neck of land, some over 40 yrs., depos. in Apr. 1654, ag. 36. Goose Cove gr. some over 30 yrs.' List 358c. Inv. 26 June 1658. Constable 1658, 1669; gr.j. 1672, 1685; 1746, adm. to Gershom Downes. Widow Ee­ selectman 1674, 1675. Excused from train­ becca d. a few months aft. him. Dau. Sarah ing by age in July 1674. Deeded dau. Deb­ of Somersworth, m. Jonathan Bickford. orah's portion 2 June 1684; d. bef. 6 Aug. 3 NICHOLAS, Boston, where Judge Savage 1686. Lists 376b (1650), 282, 286, 298, 28. found rec. of four daus. 1650-1660, and See also Hutchins(2). In 1657 he was at­ Scarb., where his stay was appar. short, but tentive to John Andrews' w. Joan to the WILSON 761 WILSON neglect of his own w. and fam. Kn. ch: Son, and ch: Joseph. William. Sarah. Elizabeth. b. and d. at Ex. 1647. John, a Spruce Creek Abigail. wit. 1672, List 298. In Aug. 1686 he took as 7 SERGT. JOSEPH(3), Kittery, (±48 in his portion from br. Joseph, 3 a. with a ho. 1703), m. Hannah Endle(3). Highw. on it, a cow and a sow, agreeing if Joseph surv. 1693-1698; sealer of leather 1695-6; j. had to care for him, the prop, should go 1699; gr.j. 1694, 1698 (fined for abs.), 1699, back to him. This was rec. 7 Feb. 1710-1, but 1701; selectman 1703-1705. Lists 290, 293, adm. gr. to Nathaniel Keene 24 Feb. 1690-1. 295, 298, 36. Died Mar. 1708-9. In Feb. Bebecca (appar.), m. 1st Henry Barnes(2), 1714-5 wid. Hannah (List 291) sold to Eben­ m. 2d Henry Bodge. Joseph, b. ±1655. Deb­ ezer Moore yi a Spruce Creek sawmill form, orah, m. Andrew Haley (1). her husband's. She d. in 1748. In 1754 a 4 HUMPHREY(10), Exeter, of age at fa.'s div. was made betw. Thomas Hobbs, Thomas death or soon aft., and ran the mill bef. Hammett and John Godsoe, who had bot out 1647. Partner with Edw. Gilman, sr. and several heirs, and Wm. and Gowen W., Jo­ jr., and Edw. Colcord in a mill gr. 1652. Tr.j. seph Billings and Benj. Weeks who had not 1651; gr.j. 1662, 1677, 1678, 1683, 1693 sold. Ch. (Y. D. 18: 91): Hannah, b. 19 Nov. (foreman); selectman 1653, 1658; constable 1683, m. Joseph Billings(2). Joseph, b. 28 1673, 1694 (fined). Lists 374c, 375ab, 376ab Oct. 1684, m. 1st 27 Aug. 1707 Elizabeth (1645, 1674), 377, 383, 385, 49, 52, 54, 55a, Chapman(4), 4 ch. In 1733, a widower, he 57, 62. See also Garland(6), Leavitt(lO). had liv. a yr. with Mary Cloff, singlewoman, Inv. 26 Aug. 1698, £641. Will, now missing, and m. 2d 3 July 1733 Mary Clear (3 ch.) ; m. was prov. 13 Oct. 1698 when adm. gr. to wid. 3d 2 Apr. 1751 Judith (Weeks) Richardson. Judith (Hersey 1, m. 21 Dec. 1665); a copy Lists 296, 291, 297. See also Hutchins(9). shows it was dated 4 June (10 Wm. & Mary) Will, 2 Jan.—3 Apr. 1758. William, b. 28 and named w. Judith, 4 ch. Widow Wilson Aug. 1686, carpenter, m. 25 Apr. 1711 Hope­ rated in May 1714, d. in 1716 (SJC 20329). well (Furbish 2) Hutchins(3). Lists 291, Ch: Judith b. 8 Nov. 1664, d. 3 May 1667. 298. A widower in June 1766, d. intest. Elizabeth b. 11 Jan. 1665, m. Col. Peter 1770. 5 ch. Buth b. 19 Apr. 1688, m. Elihu Weare(lO). John, Exeter, selectman 1693, Parsons(3). Gowen, b. 29 Jan. 1690, List gr.j. 1693, 1696, retail lie. 1695; Lists 57, 62, 291, m. at Portsm. 25 Dec. 1712 Anne Shep­ 377. He m. Martha Harvey(14), List 385, a herd^), mov. to Falm. where she joined the wid. 23 May 1698 when his fa. deeded to her Ch. in 1739. 7 ch. rec. or bp. in Kit. Agnes, and her dau. Adm. 13 Feb. 1699-1700 to her b. 1 Mar. 1692, d. s.p. bef. Feb. 1723-4. John, and 2d husb. George Veasey(2). Only ch. b. 13 Jan. 1694, List 291, m. Mary Johnson Elizabeth m. Richard Hilton(14 jr.). Han­ (29). Falm. 1739—1746+, ret. to Kit., d. nah, b. 12 Nov. 1670, d. bef. fa. Deac. Thom­ 1757. 1 eh. bp. at Falm. Bebecca, b. 16 Feb. as, Exeter, b. 20 May 1672, Lists 67, 385, 1696, m. John Norton(l). Deborah, b. 19 376b (1725), single when fa. made will, soon Apr. 1698, m. Capt. John Moore(ll jr.). m. Mary Light(3), List 385. Will, 1753— Mary, b. 25 Feb. 1700, m. 16 Sept. 1722 John 1754, names ch: Humphrey (List 376b, Bennett, both liv. 1739. Anne, b. 29 Mar. 1725), Joshua (exec), Anna Rice (w. of 1702, unm. 1748. Elizabeth, b. 23 Sept. 1705, John), Sarah Kimball (w. of John), Mary ag- Zy2 when fa. d., m. Benjamin Weeks(l). Blunt (w. of Jonathan), Judith Lyford (w. of Biley 2), out of 14 rec. 1699—1718. Heirs 8 MABY (Deering 4), wid. of William of of Elizabeth (Wilson) Hilton sued Joshua Boston, was of Greenland 1749, distract­ for 2/6 of the homestead which had been ed (see N. H. Prob. 3: 729; 4: 116); d. 15 willed to Deac. Thomas for life (SJC 20329). Apr. 1753, ag. 71 (Atkinson platter). Dau. James, b. 27 Aug. 1673, d. bef. fa. Unrec, Mary, b. at Boston 1722. named in will: Judith, m. a Wiggin (see Si­ 9 NOAH, Wells, m. 27 June 1715 Abigail mon 4). Ann, m. 1st Col. Winthrop Hilton Brown; wit. Samuel Littlefield's deed (24), m. 2d Capt. Jonathan Wadleigh(4). 1720; dead in 1733 when S. L. deeded to his Mary, b. Nov. 1680 (age at death), m. Capt. sons Michael (b. 1721) and Noah (b. 1723) Edward Hall(12). 25 a. near Kennebunk River by the ho. where their fa. liv. Ano. ch. was Mehitable, 5 JOHN, Dover 1666, List 356k. One Wil­ b. 1717. One Wm. W. m. Margaret Brown at son was Thomas Beard's serv. in 1657 Wells in 1734, and d. by 1746. See also (12). (see Wheeler 7). 10 THOMAS, miller, Exeter, seems br. of 6 JOHN, cordwainer, Newcastle, bot ho. Edward, miller, the testator of 1638 (N. and shop at the Bank in 1716 and sold E. Reg. 7: 30; Lechford's Note Book, 10-13). with w. Elizabeth (see Sherburne 3) in Roxbury 1633, freeman 14 May 1634, and 1726 when he was a Newc. innholder. See as a Wheelwright follower left Roxb. Ch. also O'Shaw. Will, 24 Feb.—28 Mar. 1738- for Exeter, later making peace with Rox­ 9, names w. Elizabeth (a Newc wid. 1752) bury. He built the first gristmill at Ex., his WILSON 762 WINCOLL gr. described as the ' creek or water course ment. 1714 (Y. D. 10: 38). Sold his York gr. at the higher falls, also the little island by to Pepperell in 1728. Hannah, who accus. the falls on which his ho. and mill stand.' Daniel Carr of Salisb. in York ct. Apr. 1726, Chosen 'Ruler' 20 Oct. 1642. Lists 373, was prob. a dau. and the H. W. who m. Row­ 376ab, 377. Will, 9 Jan.—18 Feb. 1642-3, land Le Page, mariner, in Salisb. 7 Feb. names w. (Ann), 5 ch., and commends them 1733-4. Samuel may have come to Me. from to churches of Roxb., Hampt. or Ex., or Framingham, where a Winch fam. carried wherever their lot fell. A dispute betw. the the name Silence, and may have remov. to oldest son and the wid. was referred by Scarb. where Mehitable Winch m. appar. Boston ct. to Ipsw. ct. 7 Mar. 1643-4. She Joseph Keene(l), Silence m. Benjamin Foss m. 2d John Legate(l). Ch: Humphrey, his (7), Samuel m. Alice McCarthy 1736. One mo. poss. an earlier wife. Samuel and Josh­ Samuel m. Zerviah Parker in Newb. 28 Aug. ua, both under 21 in 1643. Deborah, b. at 1732. Roxb. Aug. 1634; her mo. deeded cattle to WINCHESTER, Robert, fisherman, York, Anthony Stanyan for her benefit; m. John Shoals, was sued in 1665 by Capt. John Warren(6). Lydia, b. Nov. 1636. Davis on a bond endorsed by John Andrews 11 THOMAS, Newcastle, burned to death, (9), whose dau. he married. Sued by Capt. List 311a. Adm. 24 June 1662 to N. Lockwood 1667, 1668, by Francis Wain- Fryer. wright's atty. 1669, by Capt. Raynes 1671, 12 THOMAS, Wells, d. bef. 25 Dec. 1714. 1673. Resident of the Shoals 1673; dead in In Nov. 1746 his wid. Sarah (then Allen) Apr. 1681. List 79; see also Ball(2). Widow depos. in York that he liv. at Merriland until Elizabeth m. 2d John Card(4) who agreed driven off by the Ind. and soon aft. was k. by not to meddle with her former husband's them; he liv. there ±1702-3 and two of their est. or anything that belonged to her (Y. D. ch. were b. there. She named her ch. in 3: 138). Ch: Elizabeth, m. Thomas Main- 1746 as: Samuel of Phillipstown (m. at waring^). That she alone of the ch. deeded Greenl. Dec. 1735 Mary (Urin) Frost, and Andrews prop, is ground for questioning if had a son-in-law John Frost with him at P. the wid. Elizabeth were not a 2d w. and mo. in 1741). Sarah, w. of Joseph Clark and only of the other kn. ch: Martha, m. Thomas Joanna, w. of Charles Davenport, both of Card(6). Mary, m. Richard Milbury(4). Worcester. See also (9); Y. D. 12: 116; 13: Robert, a lad of ±14 when taken an Ind. captive ab. July 1696; in Canada 1704 (Doc. 13 WILLIAM, Hampton. Adm. 26 Apr. Hist. 9: 186). 1710 to wid. Elizabeth, bondsm. Lt. Jo­ seph Swett and John Gove. She m. 2d 16 WINCOLL, found in co. Suffolk, England. Aug. 1716 Nathaniel Lovejoy of Andover. 1 CAPT. *JOHN, Kittery, where outstand­ Distrib. of fa.'s est. ordered in 1716 to 4 ing citizen and a military leader, came daus., all rec. at Hampt: Abigail, b. 17 May from Watertown where he was a propr. in 1694, chose Lt. Joseph Swett gdn., m. 1st 1636-7 and made freeman in 1646. Kit. se­ Richard Elliot(4 jr.), m. 2d John Green(18). lectman 1652, 1654, and engaged to build a Martha, b. 31 Aug. 1702. Hannah, b. 22 Aug. mill on Great Newichawannock River for 1705. Elizabeth b. 1 July 1708. Walter Price and Richard Cooke in 1659, but WINBORNE, William (also Wenborne), Ex­ not here perma. until ±1662, as Watert, eter 1639. Earlier at Boston where the selectman 1656, 1661, 1662; Rep. 1658, and John, b. 22 Nov. 1635, s. of Wm. and Eliza­ there in 1657 he settled the estates of his fa. beth Wen, is considered his, and the John, Thomas and of Ann Fleming. Here interest­ b. 21 Sept. 1638 (mo. Elizabeth) was surely ed in mills and timber lands, and assoc. with his. Clerk of the Writs, Exeter and Com. Thomas Broughton(4) whom he called t.e.s.c. 1643. Freeman May 1645. His fine 'brother' (and George Broughton 'cousin'), for drawing beer without lie. was abated in Roger Plaisted(5) and John Hull (the mint- May 1646; called very poor in Nov. 1646. master). See Me. P. & Ct. Rec. vols, i, ii; Lists 373, 374a, 376a, 378. Boston constable Y. D., incl. 3: 1; 4: 8-9. Kit. selectman and 1653, of Maiden 1687 (Midd. D. 8: 219). The comr. many yrs.; lot layer and surveyor; s. John m. Elizabeth Hart at Maiden 11 Deputy 1653-1655, 1675, 1677, 1678; Assoc. Apr. 1667, was minister at Manchester, Judge; J. P.; Crier of the Prov. Ct. 1692; Mass. 1667—1686, leaving there 1690—1693, Clerk and Register at time of death. Called poss. for So. Carolina. Susanna, w. of Rev. Sergt. at Watert.; elected Lieut, at Kit. 4 Hugh Adams of Durham, and her br. Eben­ July 1653; com. Capt. of Militia 16 Aug. ezer W. of Boston, are consid. Rev. John's 1665. Lists 282, 283, 298, 236, 237d, 25, 28, ch. (See Staekpole's Hist, of Durham, ii: 4). 29, 33, 80, 81, 83, 88. See also Champer­ WINCH Samuel, York, wit. an Emery fam. nowne, Lovering(2), Mason(3). His 1st w. deed in Mar. 1696-7 and m. in York 30 Elizabeth, liv. 24 Sept. 1673, d. s.p. He in. Sept. 1698 Susannah Parker(16). His ho. 2d, contract 29 Feb. 1675-6 (Y. D. 4: 86) WINCOLL 763 WINGATE Mary Etherington (Thomas) who d. bef. 5 1674 (her fa. deeded him land on Dover June 1679; m. 3d bef. 16 Sept. 1682 wid. Neck in 1670); m. 2d Sarah (Taylor 2) Can- Olive Plaisted(5). Mounting his horse to ney(4). Will, 12 Mar. 1683-4, cod. 1 Dec. ride with Maj. Hooke and others from (d. 9 Dec.) 1687, names w. Sarah, 7 ch., 5 Newich. to Kit. Pt., he fell from his horse Canney ch. (unnamed); see also Hall(10). and d. immed., 22 Oct. 1694. Ch., by 2d w: The widow's bondsm. were Richard Otis John. and Richard Paine(12), who later was her 2 CAPT. JOHN(l), mariner, Portsm., sailed 3d husb. Ch: Ann, b. 18 Feb. 1667-8, m. Is­ betw. Boston and London in 1698 and m. rael Hodsdon(2 jr.). John. Caleb, willed bef. 5 Apr. 1699 Deborah Morse, dau. of (3) land, lived in Piscataway, N. J., where he or (9). In 1708 he had a Portsm. dry-goods and w. Hope had 7 ch. rec. 1706-1719 and store; called mariner 1709, 1712, when he two more. See Monette's 'First Settlers of sold 90 a. gr. to Wincoll and Veasey in 1662 Piscataway and Woodbridge,' part 5, p. 874. to John Smith (see also Price 7), and 65 a. Moses, mariner, Lists 335b, 352. Will, made gr. his mo. on Wilcox Pond to the Lords. at London, 20 Jan. 1695-6—10 Mar. 1697-8, Widow W. taxed at the Bank 1713, her tax gives his clothes to Nicholas Follett, then abated 1714 when Mrs. W. was an innkeeper. in London, all else to sis. Ann. Mary, pre­ Adm. gr. to her 12 Nov. 1715, the est. insolv­ sumably by 2d w., as willed the feather bed ent; in Oct. 1717 John Wentworth and and furniture given to her mo. aft. her George Jaffrey took adm.; the ho. was sold mo.'s death. Surely by 2d w: Col. * Joshua, to Benning Wentworth in 1738 to pay the a disting. citizen of Hampt. where he was b. debts. Prom a torn No. Ch. rec. it appears 2 Feb. 1679, and returned to as an adult aft. the wid. Deborah m. 2d in Feb. 1716 one a boyhood in Dover. Selectman, Rep., Capt., Dennett. Kn. ch: Olive. In 1722 the town Major, Col., and in command of a regt. at arranged for Mary -Watts- to care for Olive Louisburg. He m. at Newb. 9 Nov. 1702 -Winckley- and her sis. Deborah (bp. 22 May Mary Lunt (see 2); d. at Hampt. 9 Feb. 1709) and in 1723 for James Holegate to 1769 (will 3 Mar. 1764); wid. Mary d. 27 carry them back to Haverh. for treatment Mar. 1772. Ch: Rev. Paine (H. C. 1723, min­ with Dr. Peasley; he had cured them in 1724. ister at Amesbury, m. Mary Balch); Sarah One Deborah Winkle m. Ebenezer Wright in (m. Dr. Edmund Toppan); Mary (m. Tim­ Boston 17 Oct. 1728. Isaac, bp. 27 Oct. 1711, othy Pickering of Salem) ; Joshua (m. Doro­ worked for John Drew, joiner, in 1724; of thy Freese); Jane (m. Rev. Stephen Chase) ; Kit. in 1744 sold his part of 100 a. gr. his Abigail, twin, (m. John Stickney of Newb.) ; gr.fa. in 1671; m. and had at least 1 ch. Anna, twin, (m. Daniel Marston); Martha See also Capt. John, mariner, Boston, m. 22 (m. Dr. John Weeks); Love (m. Rev. Nathl. Apr. 1725 Lucy Lee who was gr. adm. 20 Gookin) ; Elizabeth (m. Dr. John Newman); Mar. 1738-9 (Reg. 15: 273). One Mary m. John, H. C. 1744, unm. AbigaU, b. betw. 12 Jonathan Road (or Read) in Boston 1724. Mar. 1683-4—1 Dec. 1687, m. Samuel Ken- Winforth, John, York gr. 1686, addi. to Isaac ney (see Canney 4, Paine 12). 2 CAPT. JOHN(l), Dover, inherited the Everett's lot. See John Wentworth. homestead and liv. there with w. Ann WING. 1 Deborah, wid. of Rev. John, came Hodsdon(2). Evid.belligerent and had fights to N. E. with four sons. See Batchelder at times with Edward and Jonathan Evans, (5). Henry Hobbs and Ephraim Wentworth. As 2 JOHN, wit. Ind. treaty at Pemaquid 11 Capt.' commanded a company in a Port Aug. 1693 (Doc. Hist, x: 11). Royal expedition. Lists 62, 94, 358d. Will, 28 Dec. 1714—16 Feb. 1714-5, names w. Ann, WINGATE, townships in cos. Durham and 11 ch., giving homestead and other prop., Northumberland. One ancient family is incl. his part of a new mill, to wife and s. first found in co. Bedford. John to bring up the small ch.; if John re­ 1 JOHN (also Winget, Windet, Windiet), fuse, to have nothing until the ch. had been Dover, ±44 in Aug. 1683. A 20 a. lot was brot up. She m. 2d Capt. John Heard(6). laid out to him twice, 11 Jan. 1658-9 and Ch: Mary, b. 3 Oct. 1691, m. Josiah Clark 1664 when described as the lot given him (36). »John, b. 10 Apr. 1693, Lt., Capt., by his master Thomas Layton(6). Ano. 10 Rep., m. 1st in 1717 Dorothy Tibbetts(12), a. gr. was laid out in 1669. A new partner m. 2d Sarah Ricker(3). 13 ch. (at least 5 with Thomas Doughty in a logging contract by 1st w.), 10 named in will, 1764—1764, 1663. Freeman 15 May 1672. Selectman with w. Sarah. Ann, b. 2 Feb. 1694-5, m. 1st 1674, 1686, 1687. Lists 353, 356hk, 359ab, 49, Francis Drew(3), m. 2d Daniel Titcomb. 52, 54, 94, 96. Called one of the principal Sarah, b. 17 Feb. 1696-7, m. Peter Hayes(3). landowners in Dover in Cranfield's time, and Lt. Moses, b. 27 Dec. 1698, cooper, m. 1st one of the 'loyal subjects and freeholders' Abigail Church(2), who was liv. in Apr. who signed the Weare pet. to the King. He 1745; m. 2d Deborah (Cushing), wid. of m. 1st Mary Nutter(2) who was liv. 28 Dec. WINGATE 764 WINNOCK Daniel Watson. See also Evans(3). Will, uel(jr.), for payment of N.'s creditors, and 1780—1782. 8 ch. Samuel, b. 17 Nov. 1700, supp. of his minor ch: Sarah (d. s.p. 1758), blacksmith, Kit., List 298, m. Mary (Rob­ Elizabeth (m. Wm. Hill of Portsm.). Sarah, erts) Heard (see 6) who m. 3d John Hayes m. Tobias Langdon(2 jr.). John, d. in Bos­ (3 jr.). Edmund, b. 27 Feb. 1702-3, liv. 1714, ton 18 Oct. 1703. Michael, b. 13, d. 18, May d. s.p. bef. Dec. 1726. Abigail, b. 2 Mar. 1699. William, boatbuilder, Portsm., m. 1704-5, m. Andrew Spinney(2). Elizabeth, Susanna Penhallow(2); she liv. 1762, he in b. 3 Feb. 1706-7, m. John Hodsdon(l). Me­ 1770. Elizabeth, b. ±1703, m. 1st bef. Mar. hitabel, b. 14 Nov. 1709. Joanna, b. 6 Jan. 1724-5 Samuel Weeks of Boston m. 2d John 1711-2, m. Ebenezer Hill (Ebenezer 17). Si­ Wheelwright(3 jr.). Samuel (by 3d w.). mon, b. 2 Sept. 1713, m. Lydia Hill (Eben­ His fa. willed him much pers. prop, and 'my ezer 17); liv. in Biddeford. now dwg.-ho. in Portsm.' but to be divid. 3 OLIVER, of Bridgtown, co. Devon, cast among the other ch. if he d. s.p. He m. Olive away at Isles of Shoals in Apr. 1664, Phipps(5), a minor when he died, who was adm. in behalf of wid. to kinsman Edw. Hol­ gr. adm. 9 May 1737 and m. 2d aft. 16 Apr. land 13 June 1664. 1740 Cyprien Jeffrey(7). Wingfield, Thomas, a 'Shrewsbury man,' WINN, Josiah Wells, had 10 a. of meadow List 386. laid out 9 May 1698 and m. bef. Oct. 1701 Lydia Littlefield(16). List 269c. See also WINKLEY, ancient in Lancashire. Dev­ Cole(31), Littlefield(18). He was b. in onshire has a township Winckleigh. Woburn 15 Mar. 1674, s. of Joseph and Re­ 1 NICHOLAS, wit. will of Richard Seward becca (Reed), and went back for his 2d w., (4) 21 Feb. 1662-3 and proved it bef. Mary Wyman, m. 17 Aug. 1733. Will, 9 Oct. Comr. Pendleton 1 July 1663. 1734—10 Feb. 1734-5, names her and 4 of 2 CAPT. SAMUEL, mariner, merchant, Kit­ eight ch. rec. at Wells: Lydia Littlefield (w. tery, Portsm., Boston, said to have come of Nathan 5; she b. 10 Mar. 1701-2); John from Lancashire. About Jan. 1683-4 master (List 269c, m. 1st in 1732 Huldah Little­ of the ketch -Mary- of Kit. which brot to­ field, dau. of Jonathan 12; m. 2d in 1736 Abi­ bacco into N. H., m. Sarah Trickey(3) and gail Littlefield); Abigail (b. 14 June 1714); evid. first liv. in Kit. Master of ketch Joseph (b. 15 June 1722, pub. int. with -Adventure- 1686; bound for Jamaica 1691. Sarah Littlefield in 1743). Portsm. (Great Isl.) 1692—1698+, retail lie. WINNOCK (Whinnock), Joseph, fisherman, 1693—1695. Boston 1703, where w. Sarah Black Point, built there bef. 1666, his d. 14 May 1705 and he m. 2d 12 Dec. 1705 land described by Y. D. 12: 67. Sued for Hannah Adams (wid. of John), who d. bef. debt by Thomas Kimball in July 1662, by Feb. 1707-8. Boston mariner 1706, trader Richard Cutts in 1663 when Francis Small 1707; late of Boston, now of Kit. in May was his atty., and plf. or deft, in later suits 1709, and m. 3d in Portsm. Nov. 1712 Eliza­ for debt, trespass, etc. Fined 1665 for say­ beth (Hunking 3) Fernald who d. 6 Aug. ing he was no more drunk than Mr. Hooke 1723 (Point of Graves). Rated to So. Ch. and calling him 'moon-calf; abs. from 1717, taxed Grafford Lane 1722. Lists 60, meeting 1674. In July 1676 he appraised the 66, 297, 315abc, 296, 297, 339. Ag. ±70 at Chilson est., but bef. or aft. was an Ind. death. Will, of Portsm., Esq., sick and captive, one of those recovered before Feb. weak, 13 Nov. 1726—6 May 1736; much real 1676-7. List 238a. In 1684 sued by Mr. est. and interesting pers. prop, to 6 ch., incl. Wm. Vaughan, in 1686 by John Mills who to s. Francis the ho. and land in Crooked lost. Killed in the second war; adm. gr. 18 Lane, Kit., 'where he lived & I formerly June 1690 to wid. Sarah (Mills 6, a 2d w., lived.' Kinswoman Elizabeth Hunking liv­ m. by 1676), who attested the inv., no land, ing with him and old serv. Mary Grant were at Kit. 15 July 1690. At Boston in Nov. remembered. Ch: Samuel, b. 28 Oct. 1687, 1694 she q.c. to Richard Hunnewell ±40 a. in 1707 master of sloop -Sarah and Hannah- at Black Point her husb. had sold him by which his fa. owned, Va. to N. H.; d. s.p. verbal agreem. ab. 15 yrs. bef. In Nov. 1702 ±18 May 1708. Francis, boatbuilder, m. 12 Sheriff Curtis had a writ to serve at Scarb. Nov. 1724 Mary Emerson(3), who d. 17 Mar. ag. the wid. of Joseph W. and left it at Mr. 1745, ag. 41, he 23 Apr. 1776. In 1724 he liv. Hunnewell's. In 1715 Scarb. land was inv., on the Crooked Lane prop., but not in 1726 ±40 a., and adm. gr. 1717 to Elisha Plaisted (Y. D. 12: 168-9). Kittery 1739. List 291. by p/a from Thomas Crockett; see also 7 ch., first 4 bp. in Portsm. 1726—1733. Capt. Y. D. 9: 50-51. Ch. appear: Daughter, killed Nicholas, mariner, Portsm. (but of Boston with fa. and bur. with him on his own land. 1726), m. by 1730 Sarah Wade(l), who was Rachel, accus. Hugh Alley at Lynn in 1681. gr. adm. 13 July (he d. 1 June) 1739. See Mary, m. Elihu Crockett(l). John. Will, also Nowell. In 1746 she and his br. Wm., at Boston, late of Black Point, 26 Nov. as admrs., pet. for div. of ho. left to Sam- ' 1690—10 Jan. 1690-1, gives wages in Canada WINNOCK 765 WINTER and gun to Wm. Puncheon who was resid. 6 NATHANIEL and Gilbert, Swansey; see legatee. Sarah, accus. James Wiggin(3) in Wiswell(l). York ct. June 1687, presum. m. him and m. 2d 7 LT. SAMUEL, ag. ±23, depos. bef. Fryer at Haverh. James Davis(13 jr.); liv. 1726. 1 Aug. 1691 that he was on the Great Isl. One Joshua W., a Boston jeweler, m. Mary the last of July. Poss. about then and Houghton of Boston at No. Hampt. 17 Feb. there he m. a wife Amy (Moses Furber's 1724-5 (Newb. rec). wid.?) and they were the S. & A. who had a WTNSLAND (Winslett, at times Winslow), s. Samuel rec. in Boston 28 June 1692. A John, Star Isl., Newcastle. John Win- warr. was issued in Boston 5 Nov. 1697 ag. slade wit. a Casco Bay deed in 1658 and Amee W., her ch. b. June 1697, her husb. depos. in Nov. 1668, ±48, ab. Thomas Mitch­ long absent. In Nov. 1698, calling herself ell 's fishing trip, but John Winsland, the of Boston, wid., she gave Samuel Weeks a Shoals fisherman who sold Without lie in lease of what was evid. Moses Furber's prop. 1667, was ±41 in July 1673, ±40 in 1674. He This lease was used as evid. in suit Wm. and Edw. Bennett bot 50 a. at Spruce Creek Furber v. Joshua Weeks, 1733, for 2/4 of from Capt. J. Pendleton in 1668, and sold to 1/6 the land the orig. Wm. Furber(2) had John Moore, jr. Wife Sarah in 1675; see deeded to his s. Moses. But also the state­ Head(4), Lines(l). John, sr., of Star Isl. ment was made that Weeks held the Moses 1675. In 1681 Thomas Andrews, Anthony F. title thru Vaughans. Farley and John, jr., bot John Moore's fish­ ing stand at the Shoals, but plain John et al. WINSOR. See also Matthews(3), Neigh­ gave a bond to Moore. In 1684 when he was bors. gone, she knew not where (perh. around 1 SAMUEL, Smuttynose, a single man liv. Falm.), his w. Sarah fell into the fire and at Edw. Martin's, gave all to him and w. was disabled (see Munden 2); in May that Gillin; his friends in Eng. had enough in yr. he sued his employer Fryer for not pro­ their hands. Inv. 28 Dec-1687, £39. viding for her. Sued by Mr. Wm. Vaughan 2 WALTER, Portsm., depos. in Jan. 1685, in Wells ct. 1685. In June 1687 Sarah had ag. ±64, that he was in the employ of been murdered at Great Isl. (see Jones 7). Mr. John Cutts a great many yrs. since and He liv., abs. from rec, until 1712 when erected a fence for him. 0. A. 28 Aug. 1685. Newc. paid Goody Gowdy for his care 9 mos. In 1689 gr. the use of the garden belonging and paid for his funeral, Lists 306c, 226, to the minister's ho., he to keep up the 313e. Son John indicated by 'sr.' and fences and deliv. two cords wood to old 'jr.' Lewis. Taxed 1690-1691. In 1694 liv. in a Winsley. See Boade; Hoyt's 'Old Salis­ small ho. belonging to Edw. Melcher whose bury. ' will, Aug. 1695, allowed him the use of it. See also Geare, Gerrish(2). WINSLOW. See also Gray(lO), Hilton 3 WALTER, s. of John of Hemiock (or Hen- (18), Seott(3). Winsland and Winsley nock), co. Devon, apprent. to John Dia­ cause confusion. mond^) for 5 yrs. 3 May 1660. If a lad, he 1 EDWARD, and Thomas Humphrey, wit. was not (2). John Parker to Clark and Lake 1657 (Y. D. 35: 54). WINTER. The S.W. corner of Eng. sent 2 GILBERT, at the Piscataqua early, en­ Mr. John Winter, but the name is not gaged in salt works (see Hilton 17). found there now to any extent. See also 3 JOHN, sr., Boston, one of the purchasers Skillings(l). of the Plymouth Colony interests on the 1 EBENEZER, a Scarboro soldier, List Kennebec and partner with Edw. Tyng in a 237b. trading ho. more than 20 miles up the river, 2 JOHN, Mr., early a shipmaster, here at from where he wanted Mr. Checkley's Richmond Island in charge of the Tre­ barque to bring off his people and goods lawney patent and called the 'Governor of (Josiah W. and peltry), in 1664. Mr. Trelawnie's people' in Sir F. Gorges' 4 JOHN and sis. Elizabeth, b. in Boston, letter 11 Aug. 1636 to his neph. Capt. Wm. came to Portsm. when their mo. Abigail Gorges in N. E., in which he requested that (Atkinson) m. Samuel Penhallow(2). Eliz­ Mr. J. W. have such authority as the rest of abeth, m. in Portsm. in July 1715 Alexander the Justices. 'The Trelawney Papers,' Col. Todd, mariner (Suff. D. 34: 268). John was Me. Hist. Soc, Doc. Hist., 2d Series, vol. 3, of Boston when he m. in Portsm. Sarah devoted to the plantation, Mr. Winter and Pierce(13). He d. at sea 31 Oct. 1731, ag. 38. the correspondence, must bè seen by all in­ 3 ch. rec. terested. Lists 21, 221. He m. in Holberton, 5 JOSIAS, and Christopher Lawson, wit. co. Devon, 29 Jan. 1609-10 Joane Bowdon Spencer to Clarke & Lake 1654 (Y. D. (see Boaden 2) who joined him here in 35: 52). See also (3). WINTER 766 WISWELL 1636-7, List 21, and was his capable as­ 1668. See also Brown(23), Phillips(8). No sistant. See also Me. P. & Ct. Rec. vols, i, ii, kn. family. Note (4). by index. His last letter to Mr. Trelawney 3 THOMAS, taken to Boston by Charles was from Boston, 19 July 1642, his last let­ Glidden, Portsm. constable, in 1664 and ter to anyone was to his dau. Mary 13 June committed to prison, charged with embezzl­ 1644, his w. being then alive. On 20 May ing rich goods belonging to the ship -Blue 1645 he gave p/a to s.-in-law Robert Jordan Dove-. A warr. had been issued to search and d. prob. not long aft., leaving a will, not the houses of John Greek, Mr. Corbett, and on rec, by which he left £10 to his gr.s. John one West, the ordinary keeper. Before the Jordan (Y. D. 3: 34). Inv. 10 Oct. 1648, Governor 14 Sept. 1664 he ackn. himself to after Mr. Jordan's pet. to the Ligonia Govt, be of Deale (Deal, co. Kent) and ag. 24. in Sept., in which he said ' for the satisfying 4 THOMAS, fisherman, York, bot there of whose (Winter's) legacies, he hath from John Stover(3) in July 1684 and emptied himself of his proper est.' and that sold to Isaac Goodridge in Dec. 1685. Of most of the est. lyeth in the execs, of Mr. York in Apr. 1691, in Dec. that yr. compl. Trelawney (Y. D. i: 67-72). By divers per­ ag. Wm. Hilton and wit. a Spruce Creek suasive letters and mediation of friends, deed with Newcastle men. Gr.j. 1691. In Mr. Jordan finally obtained poss. of the pat­ 1694 he and w. Elizabeth were named in a ent to the exclusion of Trelawney and other Star Isl. warr., but did not appear. Lists Winter heirs. Two ch. came with their mo: 90, 308b. Of Ipswich in 1698, they sold 11 Sarah, m. Rev. Robert Jordan(7), and John, a. of the Burnt Plain in York (York wit­ jr., who left the country and had recently nesses); both ack. in Ipsw. in Sept. 1700. ret. (appar. to Eng.) from East India in Bot in Glouc. 1705 and as Mr. T. W. ack. June 1644. An older dau. Mary Hooper re­ his 1685 deed to Goodridge there 8 Nov. mained in England. 1715. Living Glouc. 1723. If his w. Eliza­ 3 JOHN, about Falmouth, wit. John Sears beth was wid. of John Damerill(3), they to Isaac Walker of Long Isl. 1655; wit. were not the T. and E. whose dau. Dorcas Cleeve to John Phillips 1659; signed a pet. was b. at Glouc. in 1705, but appar. were in 1663. List 222b. parents of John, fisherman, who m. Honor 4 THOMAS, Mr., Portsm., had p/a from Tarr in Glouc. in 1712 and bot land there friend John Delves of Portsm. 1700. with his fa. in 1713. See also (2); Glouc. Peter (and Richard Gull) wit. a Hugh Ban- and Attleboro vital records. field paper there in 1712. Richard, had an apprent. 1744, sold Portsm. land 1748. WISWELL. See N. E. Reg. 40: 58. WINTHROP. 1 Adam, List 78. 1 ENOCH, tanner, s. of Thomas of Dorches­ 2 »STEPHEN, Mr., Rep. for Strawberry ter, br. of (2), bot the Mosher prop, at Bk. 1644, List 53. No. Yarm. from Joseph Nash 25 June 1687, improv. Mosher's Neck (±50 yrs. ago, To­ WISE. See also Wyeth. bias Oakman's depos. 1731), and sold 8 July 1 REV. JEREMIAH, Berwick, s. of Rev. 1698 to Nathl. and Gilbert Winslow who John of Ipsw., H. C, A.B. 1700, A.M. soon sold to Job Otis. List 34. By w. Eliz­ 1703. He was called to Berw. in 1706, or­ abeth Oliver a large fám. was rec. at Dorch. dained 26 Nov. 1707, m. bef. 1709 Mary Ship- where he d. 28 Nov. 1706, ag. 73. Ch. incl: way (2). Lists 296, 298, 337. Her will, 1 John, b. 10 Dec. 1658, a No. Yarm. wit. 11 Mar. 1747-8—1 Jan. 1749; his will, 17 Jan.— Sept. 1683 (delivery Royall to Nash) and 9 Apr. 1756. Five of eight ch. d.y. or unm. ackn. in Boston a mo. later. Oliver, b. 25 bef. their mo. The 1st ch. Abigail, b. 22 Jan. 1665, depos. in Boston in Dec. 1733, ±69, June 1709, m. Wm. Moore(27) who had by that he liv. and worked with Capt. Gendall his 1st w. Ann at least 1 ch. Thomas, and at No. Yarm. by Abigail, 2 ch., David and Susanna, both 2 REV. ICHABOD, br. of (1), once a stu­ named in wills of their Wise gr. parents, dent at H. O, leaving in 1657. Early their mo. being dead. John, m. Elizabeth dates are uncertain. He wit. a Sagadahoc Malcolm; ch. Sarah, m. James Plaisted. deed, Parker to Veren, dated 17 Dec 1661, 2 THOMAS, Saco 1636, had made Mr. Lew­ poss. not until it was ack. in Aug. 1676 is' boat tight in 1637. Of Casco, 1640, he (Y. D. 15, p. 178); preached for a time at wit. ab. Mr. Winter's charges for aquavitae, Sandwich, removing 'from hence to Saga­ was sued by John Hickford, and with Hugh dahoc and then next to sea.' Of Kennebec Mosher had deed from Cleeve and Tucker of (Sagadahoc), he bot from Thomas Humph­ 200 a. N.E. of their then dwg.-ho., adj. wid. rey in June 1674, from John Veren in June Atwell and George Lewis. He assigned his 1675, was 'the minister of the place' and int. in this to Nathl. Wallis 21 Feb. 1658. from there 6 Sept. 1676, he, James Giles Sued Henry Webb for slander in Casco ct. and Richard Collicott pet. for a garrison. July 1666; wit., Brackett to Munjoy, 13 Oct. Lists 15, 183, 191. Later Duxbury's minis- WISWELL 767 WITTUM ter, active in pub. life and d. there 23 July Withrington, Thomas, Berwick wit. 1705 1700 in 63d yr. A w. Remember, seen but (Y. D. 7: 71). once, in Sandwich, left a dau. Elizabeth Witter, Thomas, a Kittery wit. 1666 (Y. D. who m. Elisha Wadsworth. Six ch. by 2d 2: 92), sued by Richard Lockwood 1667 w., Priscilla Peabody, were rec. in Duxb., (Me. P. & Ct. Rec. 1: 306). See also Wittum incl. Mercy whose husb. John Wadsworth (3). claimed the Eastern land for her and three Wittey, George, Saco fort soldier 1696, List sis., and Peleg, fa. of Rev. John of Palm. 248b. See also Me. Hist. Soc. Col. 2: 9: 113. In Oct. 1691, one Thomas W., ±21, depos. that WITTUM, Witham. Ind. were brot to the pond near his fa. 's ho. 1 PETER, Kittery, m. Redigon Clark at and remained there the rest of the summer Boston 17 June 1652. At Kit., abs. from till his going to the service at the Eastward meeting in July 1659, 1660, 1671, 1685, he when they went and ret. with him. Reg., and w. in 1673, 1682. In 1660 he had taken vol. 40, does not give a Thomas of this age. in tht highway betw. Kittery House and 3 CAPT. NOAH, br. of (1), slain in N. H. Sturgeon Creek, in 1661 slandered James near Wheelwright's Pond 6 July 1690, Heard's w., in 1664 was sued by Richard on march for relief of Falm. Cutts, in 1684 drunk and put w. and ch. out of doors, in 1696 sold to Samuel Small the Witham, see Wittum. ho. and 16 a. on S.W. side of Sturgeon Creek WTTHERELL. 1 Sackford, Damariscove, where he form. liv. Living 15 Jan. 1696-7, List 8. his son called 'Sr.' in Jan. 1705-6; Redigon 2 CAPT., List 41. liv. 18 Mar. 1699-1700, ag. ±73. Lists 290, Witheridge, John. See Burgess (4). 298. Ch., 1st 3 at Boston: Mary, b. 15 Apr. WITHERS, *Thomas, gent., Kittery, depos. 1653. One Mary was in ct. in Mar. 1687-8, 25 Aug. 1676, ag. 70 odd, setting the time Dec. 1688 and 1691 (see Carter 7). Eliza­ he had liv. here as ±45 yrs. In Mar. 1643, for beth b. and d. May 1654. Peter, b. 15 May faithful service and long abode, Mr. Thos. 1656. Ichabod, ment. 1675. William. Sarah, Gorges, as rep. of Sir F. G., granted him 400 ±31 in 1695, m. 1st Wm. Sanders(19), m. 2d a. on N.E. side of Piscataqua River with two George Brawn(2). See Morrell(l), 1685. islands next adj. to his ho., containing ±200 Hannah, b. ±1669, m. Constant Rankin(2). a.; Mr. Vines, Steward General, confirmed Elizabeth as a ch. played with Abigail this 20 Mar. 1644. Tr.j. 1640, gr.j. 1645, (Heard 3) Clements who was ag. 80 in June constable 1648, and influential from then to 1750; m. Zachariah Triekey(7). Ruth m. death. Lists 41, 281, 282, 298, 25, 44, 52, 76, Moses Bowdy (Boody 2). Abigail, ±21 in 84, 92. See also Adams(21), Gardner(8), 1695, m. Samuel Johnson(30). Hutchins(2), Jones(2), Lander(2), Lynn 2 PETER(l), yeoman, turner, Kittery, de­ (1), Phillips(8); Y. D. 5: 43; 8: 37; 10: 34; posed in Apr. 1729, ±72, that he was a Me. P. & Ct. Rec. vols, i, ii. He was acting soldier at Blue Point under Capt. Wincoll under Capt. Champernowne's p/a in 1650. 52 or 53 yrs. before; ±77 in Mar. 1730-1. In 1651 Wm. Norman and Margery Randall Wife Agnes or Annis (ct. May 1684). Abs. were abusing his wife. Selectman 11 times from meeting 1685. Lists 298, 38. See also from 1651, Deputy 1656, Comr.for Kit., Mag­ Y. D. 3: 65. In 1686 he exch. land with br. istrate, one of Gorges Deputies or Comrs. William, getting 50 a. on Sturgeon Creek be­ 1664, being dropped by the King's Comrs. tween Leonard Drown and Wm. Sanders, Lot layer and surveyor, and member of im­ and a 20 a. gr. In Mar. 1723-4, he deeded to portant committees. Y. D. 1: 115, locates his s. John, effective aft. death of self and ho. at Braveboat Harbor. In Apr. 1671, he w. Eunice. She was also called Eunice in deeded to dau. Sarah, intending mar., half deed of Feb. 1726-7, but in July 1730 he and the ho. and land where he liv. and other land w. Anniss were ord. removed from York (Y. D. 2: 156). The same year he deeded an where they had liv. six months; the con­ island to daus. Mary and Elizabeth, and in stable remov. him, Anniss could not be 1675 Kit. land to Elizabeth alone and to found. Ch. appear: Peter, turner, Kit., in Thos. Rice. (Y. D. 2: 133, 184; 3: 90). Will, Jan. 1705-6 agreed to live one yr. with Mr. 26 Sept. 1679—30 Mar. 1685. Widow Jane Frost to pay his fa.'s bill for sheep; m. 3 m. 2d Wm. Godsoe(l); in 1707 they deeded Aug. 1713 Judith Gattensby(2). He was Withers land. See also Knight(19). Ch: 75 in June 1759, both liv. 1761. Y. D. 20: Sarah, m. John Shapleigh(3). Mary, ±25 in 205 (1738) shows ch: Moses, Peter, Gansby, 1685, ±44 in 1702, m. Thomas Rice(4). Eliz­ Bartholomew, Daniel, Jeremiah, Judith, abeth ±65 in Feb. 1728-9, List 293, m. 1st Naomi. John, York, m. 8 Jan. 1707-8 Eliza­ Benjamin Berry(3), m. 2d Dodavah Curtis beth Tidy(3). Lists 296-298. Ch. rec: Eliza­ (9). beth, John, Zebulon, Eleazer, Gideon, James, Withington, Capt., List 19. WITTUM 768 WOODBRIDGE Nathaniel, Katherine. Daniel, Kit., 'yeoman probability the 2d husb. of wid. Patience (alias turner)' 1726, m. Hannah (Tidy 3) Hatch(3) who was liv. 1709. Ford(5). See Bragdon(4). James, turner, 3 JOHN, Newbury, in 1660 bot. 200 a., ho. Kit., m. 12 Mar. 1720 Elizabeth Drown(2); and barn at Wells from Thomas Kimball, in 1731 sold land at Brixam in York. Sam­ then of Hampt., who sued him for part of uel, wit. fa.'s deed 1723. Ichabod, m. Deb­ the purch. price in Essex et. 1662. In Mar. orah Spencer(6). Eunice, m. Bichard Brawn 1659-60 he wit. with John Chater a Wells (2). Also noted: Andrew, gunsmith, York, deed given by the Wadleighs (Y. D. 1: 126). List 279, m. 1st by 1715 Ann Beard(3), 1st In 1664, carpenter of Newb., contracted to ch. Ebenezer; m. 2d int. 1 Oct. 1726 Abigail build a mill for Walter Barefoot and Eobert Mills. Abigail, m. Michael Brawn 1722. Wadleigh, a dispute betw. them being re­ Benjamin, m. at York 11 Mar. 1726-7 Mary ferred to three men in 1666. List 380. See Bankin(2); one Benoni was noted ±1725. also (2). Sarah, Kit., accus. Bobert Cole in 1729 (see also Bamsdell). Ebenezer, wit. for 4 WILLIAM, a Shoals wit. 1651. Ichabod 1730, for Peter and Judith 1732, left wid. Abigail (Benson 1) in Kit. 1748. WOLFE. 3 THOMAS (fWitham). Goods of Nicholas 1 FRANCIS (wrote Woofe), was willed Frost(9 jr.) were at his ho. 1674, listed John West's best kersey suit, etc., in by Joseph Hammond and Tobias Lear, ap­ 1663. York wit. 1667 (Y. D. 2: 34). Mary praisers John Shipway, Philip Faille. See Eidgway, ±16 in 1671, said 'my master Witter. Francis Wolfe' (Midd. Files). One F. was 4 WLLLIAM(l), Kittery, Newington, plf. one of Capt. Henchman's men in Aug. 1676. in ct. 1683. In 1686 his fa. deeded him See also Beg. 17: 331. half his land at Thompson's Point 'known 2 HENEY. See Stevens(2). by the name of Wm. Oliver's land,' and he 3 STEPHEN, Cape Bonawagon 1672, Scarb. got the other half by exch. with (2). Kit. soldier under Scottow in Mar. 1677-8, Feb. 1687-8 unmar., Dover 1699, Newington Lists 13, 237b. in Dec. 1700 when George Brawn and w. had 4 WILLIAM cut wood on Spruce Creek by him bound to the peace, m. bef. June 1701 1672 (Y. D. 2: 113). widow Mary Triekey(2) and liv. on Triekey Wolford, Woolford, Hans. See Walford. land. In 1703 bound to the peace towards Woller, Boger, wit. deliv. Damerils Cove Isl., her. List 343. See also Furbush(2), Y. D. Elbridge to Davison, 29 June 1658. 7: 19. William, sr., and w. Mary o.c. and WOOD. Became 12th commonest name in were bp. at Newingt. in Dec. 1723. In 1731 N. E. Portsm. paid for carrying W. W. to Newingt. 1 ISAAC (Woodde), around the Piscataqua, Appar. his ch: William and Peter, o.c. and List 82. bp. at Newingt. 1723. One Wm. and Eliz­ 2 JOHN, sr. and jr., Jonathan, List 94, cer­ abeth Carter (see Cater 4), both of Newing­ tainly Woodman of Oyster Biver, but ton, m. in 1717. See also Y. D. 13: 34. Jo­ poss. a John Wood was at Dover Neck or seph taxed Portsm. 1732, bot in Newingt. Cocheeho. 1735, w. Mercy bef. 1736. 3 DEACON JOHN, Dover, d. 27 July 1773, Woddy, see Waddy. ag. 65; see Paul Gerrish(3). 4 JOSEPH weaver, Berwick, taxed 1713, WOLCOTT, Walcott, Wollcock, etc. bot 1714. Wife Patience (Nason 1) m. 1 ABRAHAM wit. an Ind. deed to Walter 18 Dec. 1712, o.c. and was bp. as a wid. 28 Phillips 1663 (Y. D. 18: 235). July 1728; Berw. wit. 1741. Ch: Stephen, 2 EDWARD (often Wollcock), was in Bos­ Judith, Margaret, all bp. 4 Sept. 1729. ton in Dee. 1661, ±59, having shipped as 5 RICHARD, York, bot Wm. Johnson's 30 mate at Barbadoes. A Kennebec wit. 1664 a. gr. on the road to Cape Neddick 1 Mar. (Y. D. 11: 144); bondsm. for Eichard Colli- 1674-5, built, and with w. Dorothy sold to cott 1666; Clerk of the Writs for Northamp­ Joseph Preble in Apr. 1677. In 1675-6 he bot ton 1667; a Kennebec wit. in 1670 and in from Sampson Angier, and had 10 a. laid Nov. 1672, Parsons to Parsons, and wrote out by the Long Sands in 1676. Bichard this deed. At York 1673 (Y. D. 2: 193), paid Place(3) was apprent. to him and w. in Oct. for schooling Elizabeth Jackson(7) in 1676, 1676. They disappeared the next yr. and the (see also Jackson 12), apprais. Benj. Don- boy's whereabouts are unkn. until he mar­ nell's est. 1678, John Pulman's 1680, and ried. last surely seen as a wit. with Joshua Down­ ing 13 Sept. 1680. But one John (fEdward), WOODBRIDGE. See N. E. Beg. 32: 292; mariner, was named (did not serve) as a 54: 401. referee with John Penwill, 28 June 1682, to 1 REV. BENJAMIN(2), minister at Kit­ fix bounds, Heard, Frost, Conley. In all tery 1688-1689 where he had with him a WOODBRIDGE 769 WOODHOUSE 2d w. Deborah (Cushing) Tarleton, m. at 'jr.' at Bev. in 1696. An unkn. John -Wood­ Hingham 31 Aug. 1686, and liv. in half a man- (Wooden?) was k. with dau. Susanna ho. and lot at the Point built by Henry in the Dustin massacre 15 Mar. 1696-7. Adm. Greenland. Major John Davis gave him a on est. of one J. W., sr., of Haverh., gr. in deed to this in 1689 with special warr. ag. 1721 to husb. of dau. Bethia. Kn. ch: Mary, Greenland heirs and Wm. Bickham's. See b. at Haverh. 6 Mar. 1652-3, accus. with also Y. D. 4: 121; 5:1: 62; 6: 137; 7: 234-236. Lawrence Clinton of Ipsw. in 1677, m. him One of the overseers of John Bray's will. Of at Providence 9 Feb. 1680-1. His unnamed Portsm. 1691, he bot at Newcastle; called w. who d. at Newport in 1690, ±35, 'was minister of Piscataqua in Feb. 1691-2 by nephew to John Johnson' (Eeg. 69: 51). Eobert Hopley who asked that he preach his Martha, b. at Hampt. 12 Feb. 1654-5, wit. at funeral sermon; a year's salary due at New­ Ipsw. 1674. One Martha -Wadin-, unkn. to castle in 1693-4; Portsm. rate abated in Babson, m. Nathl. Bray at Glouc. 22 Jan. Sept. 1695. He sold in Newc. in 1700, being 1684. Sarah, b. last day of Feb. 1656-7, John, of Boston then and in 1707. Died in Med­ b. 7 Oct. 1659, both at Salisb. Samuel, Wen- ford 15 Jan. 1710, his w. surv. By 1st w. ham, adm. 1685. Ithamar, Wells Mar. 1688-9 Mary Ward(3) who d. at Bristol, E. I., 11 (tr.j.). Wife Bethia. Ch: Bethia, Samuel, Oct. 1685, he had five ch., of whom the Ithamar, John, bp. at Beverly 1685-1692; oldest Elizabeth b. at Windsor, Conn., 30 Nathan at Ipsw. 1693. Hannah b. at Newb. Apr. 1673, m. 1st Eev. John Clark(21), m. 20 Oct. 1669, m. at Wells James Frost(4). 2d Eev. John Odlin. Dorcas, b. at Eowley 10 Feb. 1671, m. at 2 EEV. JOHN, Massachusetts, had magis- Wells Anthony Coombs(3). Peter, b. at tratical authority for N. H., which was Rowley 13 Mar. 1674, m.'at Bev. 15 Oct. 1696 renewed in 1679. He m. Mercy Dudley (Gov. Elizabeth Mallett(l). Ch. rec: Elizabeth, Thomas). Ch. incl: Benjamin(l), Timothy Mary, Sarah, Lydia, two Bethias, at Bev. (4) and Mr. Nathaniel Fryer's 2d w. Dor­ 1697-1711, and Hosea at Eochester 1713, othy. where one Peter d. 17 May 1717 and 3 of the daus. married (see John Coombs 3). 3 JOHN and Norton, York, List 279. See Norton (4). 2 JOHN(l), Wells, Beverly, Salem. He or 4 EEV. TrMOTHY(2), appar. Mr. W., 'our fa. served in King Philip's War and had minister,' with whom Humphrey Church­ a right in Narragansett No. 1, but John wood, Baptist, had a long discussion on in­ who wit. ag. Gilbert Endicott at Wells in fant baptism in Jan. 1681-2. Mr. Joshua May 1683 and had a gr. there the fol. July Moody's letter to Cotton Mather 14 July (List 269b), seems more likely the son who 1683 ment. Mr. W., who evid. was at Great was apprent. to Dep. Gov. Symonds of Ips­ Isl. See also 'Ancestry of Lydia Harmon' wich. He m. bef. 25 Feb. 1690-1 Katherine (W. G. Davis), p. 106, reprint of 'Litho- (Heard 3) Littlefield(13). Of Salem 1699- bolia.' 1701, when they sold a Wells ho. and land WOODBURY, Peter, shoemaker, Wells; adm. (a town gr.) to Nathl. Clark, and 80 a. on in 1706 to Jonathan Littlefield at whose Little Eiver to Benj. Curtis. Both liv. Salem garrison he had a hut. 14 June 1725. Ch: Mary, bp. at Beverly 6 Aug. 1696, Daniel, Elizabeth Hepsibah, WOODEN, Woodin. See also Wotton, James, Samuel, all bp. at Salem 3 Sept. 1704, Wooton. their fa. of Bev. 1 JOHN, briekmaker, Hampton 1642-1650, 3 JOHN, mariner, Portsmouth, from Lon­ had w. Mary 12 Feb. 1644-5 (wit. for don in Surrey, m. 22 May 1723 Esther Eev. S. Batchelder), in 1648 bot land from Griffith (see 4) who m. 2d Thomas Greely wid. Mary Hussey (see 5) and wit. 15 Apr. (3 jr.). In 1744 John Griffith was app. guard­ 1650 Coddington to Edmund Johnson(7), ian of the daus: Hannah, b. 18 Jan. 1724-5. who was appar. related. Lists 391b, 392, Mary, b. 22 Mar. 1726-7. 393a. Soon at Haverhill (a landowner), Hampt., Salisb. At Portsm. working for WOODHOUSE. John Cutts 1660; bot 4 a. on Long Beach 1 JOHN (also Woodis), cooper, Portsmouth, 1662 (List 356h); of Portsm. 1667 when 150 bot on Great Isl. in 1668 next to Daniel a., to be laid out by Haverh. men, were gr. Moulton; Joseph Morse wit. the deed. His by Mass. on his petition: 32 yrs. an inhab., fa., Bichard of Boston, was gr. adm. 28 large fam. of ch., no land ever gr. him, June 1670 (inv. 30 May). Two sis. also liv. obliged to move from place to place. New­ in N. H., Mary with 2d husb. Joseph Morse bury 1669, Eowley 1671 (sold Hampt. land), (6), and Hannah who may have m. 1st Dan­ in 1679 among those complaining they had iel Moulton (2), surely m. Joseph Pormort been set off from Beverly to Wenham. Not (1). surely seen again (see 2), but his son was 2 PETER, down East in 1672, ±25. List 14. WOODHOUSE 770 WOOLLET 3 PHILIP, Portsmouth 1717. One George, Ano. deed to son 25 Feb. 1744 is ment. in ag. 70, was in Portsm. almsho. ±1781, 1747. Lists 295-297. See also Diamond(4), confined to his bed for 12 yrs. past. Gammon(l), Lydston(2), Eemick(l). A 2d w. evid. followed Mary (Raynes 1) Mendum WOODMAN, a Wiltshire and Hampshire (1) who was liv. in May -1702-, ±47, as in family. 1725 one McCartney called him a witch and 1 EDWARD, Newbury, s. of the first Ed­ said he had murdered two wives. The int. of ward, bot Kennebec land from Mark one J. W. and Sarah Eggby was filed at York Parsons and John Spencer 1687-1690, which 7 July 1732, 'underwitten by S. E.' Ch. by his s. Edward (b. 20 Mar. 1669-70; Lists 189, w. Mary: Anne, b. 10 Mar. 1692-3. John, b. 384a), claimed for the other children (see 4 May 1696, cordwainer, York, (of Exeter Hoyt's Salisb. 1: 365). No trace of the orig. 1721), perh. m. Mary Hepworth in May 1723. Edward and w. Joanna has been found in Adm. 19 Feb. 1745-6 to Norton Woodbridge; Kittery and the John resident there (see 3) div. 1747 to ch: Joseph, Benjamin (m. Su­ was not of their family. sannah Stevens), Mary (m. George Jacobs, 2 CAPT. *JOHN, Oyster Eiver, br. of (1), jr.), Anna (m. Joseph Glidden, jr.), Jonathan m. in Newbury 15 July 1656 Mary Field (he and Lois had Joseph Weare, jr., as gdn.), (1), was accepted inhab. at Dover (O. E.) 17 Elizabeth (m. Daniel Edwards), Susannah June 1657 and in 1660 had a 20 a. gr. on w. (m. Andrew Glidden), and Lois; Benj. Stone side of Wm. Beard's creek, n. side of Stony- was gdn. of Elizabeth and Susannah. Mary, brook, laid out in 1672. Here he built his b. 1 June 1701, m. John Moore(10 jr.). Note garrison which withstood all attacks only also (4) and Pitman(1). to be accid. burned in 1696. Cor.j. 1657; gr.j. 4 MARY, wit. Mary Abbott's deed to her s. 1665, 1672; selectman, moderator, Dep. 1684, Caleb Graffam in 1712. In Mar. 1713-4 the 1692-1696, 1699, 1703-1706, J. P., Justice Ct. ferryman(3) sold Portsm. land to Amos Com. Pleas, and one of the outstanding men Fernald who m. one Mary Woodman 4 Nov. of the Province. In May 1694 Usher issued 1714. an order to Capt. John Gerrish and Capt. 5 NICHOLAS, servant to Nicholas Weeks, J. W. to discipline troops. Lists 311c, 353, whose w. Judith cut his toes off and he 356a, 359a, 361a, 363abc, 365, 366, 367b, d. 1666. 368a, 49, 52, 56-60, 62-67, 94, 96. His w. Mary Woodmancy, John, List 89. d. 6 July 1698 and he m. 2d 17 Oct. 1700 WOODROP, Alexander, Mr. (also Wood- Sarah (Burnham 5) Huckins(2). Eev. John drop, Woldrop), app. by New York sub- Pike rec. his sudden death, calling him ' an collector and receiver of revenues at Pema­ understanding man.' Will, 20 Dec. 1705—4 quid and its dependencies 28 Nov. 1683 and Feb. 1706-7; 3 ch., no wife. Ch: Mary, m. sailed the next day as master of the barke Edward Small(2). Sarah, m. John Thomp- -Elizabeth-, N. Y. to Pemaquid. Taxed there son(ll). John, d. the Sabbath bef. 10 June 1687. In 1738 his negro serv. Susannah, ±70, 1705. Lists 52, 62, 94, 96. Lt. Jonathan, List depos. ab. Mr. Thomas Giles 50 yrs. bef. 94, (ag. 85 in 1750), willed all fa. 's land and Lists 16, 122, 124, 125. mill, m. by 1699 Elizabeth Downing(5) who Woodsum, Joseph, tailor, Berwick 1712, evid. d. 17 Apr. 1729 wanting 5 days of threescore. first at Newcastle. List 298. See Horna- Will, 2 Jan. 1749—25 Apr. 1750, names ch: brook. Mary (the oldest, b. 1 Sept. 1699), John WOODWARD. 1 Ezekiel, Exeter 1694, ag. (the homestead and exec), Jonathan, Josh­ ±25. List 384a. ua, Edward, Downing (the Kit. prop.) 2 JAMES, bef. Piscataqua ct. 1646. His inv. Archelaus; List 369 for all except Downing who settled in Kit. The youngest ch. Alice filed at Dover ct. 10 Sept. 1647, with his (b. 1710) was not named. instructions of 4 June previous. He gave to Lydia Williams cert, personal effects at 3 JOHN, Kittery, York, ferryman at Brave­ Mr. Williams' ho., to Rev. Mr. Batchelder boat Harbor, afterw. from Kit. to Str. (who was a wit.), Wm. Chatterton exec, and Bk. (sold to Nathl. Mendum 1735), ag. ±40 resid. legatee. He had served Mr. Williams in Sept. 1699, ±69 in Oct. 1721, depos. in (32) at Saco almost a yr. John Sherburne Apr. 1702 that he came a passenger from owed him £5. Newfoundland in the fall 13 or 14 at most WOODY, William, taxed for the Mill Dam yrs. ago and never was in this country bef. 1707, Greenland 1711-1715, Portsm. rate Pub. ho. lie from 1693, Kit. gr. 1694, York abated 1714. List 338a. He prob. m. Mary gr. 1698 (to settle it in one yr.); infringed Leighton(4) who was a wid. 1722-1734+. on Thomas Rice's ferry 1699. Portsm. 1704- Woollam (or Woluen), John, ±24 in 1671, 1707, Kit. 1712, York 1715. In 1724 he deed­ bot cider from David Campbell(2). ed to dau. Mary and husb. for life supp., Woollet, Edward or Edmund, shipwright, released the husb. from his bond 26 July Portsmouth. In 1718 Mr. Knight levied 1740, and ack. a deed to son 29 Mar. 1743. on his ho. See Polley. WOOLSEY 771 WORMWOOD Woolsey, Joel, an owner in the York patent, Daggett. At Saco in July 1686. Lists 251, List 272. 263, 244d, 245, 247, 249, 27, 33, 79; wife, 246. Wooton, see Wotton. The surv. ch., if not the parents, ret. to Mass. in the next war. Eebecca Daggett renounc. WORCESTER, an English county and adm. on his est. to her s. Samuel 10 May

city. 1728; div. ordered: y3 to heirs of Michael

1 MOSES, Kittery, s. of Eev. William of and y3 to Rebecca who was to pay y3 in cash Salisbury, where b. 10 Nov. 1643. In to heirs of Martha. Ch: Eebecca, m. Wil­ July 1674 lie bot 200 a. in Kit. from Capt. liam Daggett(3). Susan, b. 25 May 1658, Wincoll and was there in Mar. 1674-5. Stack- and Arthur, b. 26 Sept. 1661 (Saco records), pole calls him a famous hunter of Ind., both d. s.p. by 1728. Martha, m. Robert known as 'Old Contrary.' He m. 1st bef. 4 Derby(2) who q.c. her int. to Daggetts in July 1676 Elizabeth Start(l), m. 2d 4 Apr. 1727 (Y. D. 12: 188). Michael, m. in Mar­ 1695 wid. Sarah Soper(l) and was beating blehead 5 July 1696 Rebecca Dimon who m. her in 1697. In 1709 he and Timothy Went­ 2d 1 June 1709 Edward Hammond. 5 ch. rec. worth built a mill on Worcester Eiver. Lists See Y. D. 11: 256; 13: 78. John, b. at Saco 290, 296, 298. At Mr. John Hall's request 3 Nov. 1669, d. s.p. bef. 1728. he rec. £5 of the money Mr. Samuel Hall left for relief of Ind. sufferers. See also WORMWOOD. Camden mentioned Graves(2), Hardy(8). In Nov. 1711 he Wormewood. See also Small(4). deeded prop, to s. Thomas, for support if 1 JACOB(2), Saco, Cape Porpus. Cor.j. needed (Y. D. 7: 262), and gave him ano. 1661, signed a Wells pet. 30 Apr. 1668 deed in Feb. 1713-4. His w. was liv. 1714; he (Doc. Hist. 4: 218), appar. m. a dau. of Wil­ was in want in 1719 and in 1720-1721 gave liam Reynolds(6). Lists 244de, 259, 268b. deeds of land of his deed. s. Thomas taken He and Wm. Thomas wit. an unrec. deed, on execution; in 1726 gr.s. John ord. to Cole(8) to John Barrett in Nov. 1684; Cape supp. him; in 1727 Thomas' wid. Sarah Porp. cor.j. 1685; lot layer and surveyor Jan. depos. that he liv. with Thomas 12 or 13 1688-9. If alive later, he prob. found refuge yrs. ago and she often heard him tell what in Oyster River; Bradbury says he d. bef. Nicholas Morrell owed him for rent of his the resettlement at Cape Porpus. One Rey­ mill and land; liv. 1731 (Staekpole). Ch: nolds gr.ch. kn: William, with Eli Demeritt Thomas, had Kit. gr. 1699; of Portsm., bot and w. Hope (sis. or cous.), all of Dover, on the Me. side 1700-1. Lists 296-298. Adm. deeded as heirs of uncle John Reynolds 14 1 July 1718 to wid. Sarah (not Gowell). Ch: Dec. 1725 (Y, D. 11: 249). Wife Margaret; John (List 298), Samuel, Thomas (chose his both bp. at O. R. 29 Oct. 1721. Adm. to s. uncle Eichard Gowell as gdn.). William, Joseph 30 Mar. 1743. Lists 368b(3), 369. housewright, called br. of Thomas (Y. D. 8: 'Hist, of Durham,' 2: 399, names cn: Jacob 82), had gr. in 1703. List 291. Married at (bot land 1727, List 369, adm. to br. Joseph Portsm. 12 Feb. 1712-3 Mary Stephenson. 2 Feb. 1735-6), Joseph, List 369, (m. Deliver­ See also Y. D. 11: 255. 6 or more ch. Eliza­ ance Pomery 6), Susanna (m. John Doe 1), beth unm. 1715 (Y. D. 8: 82). Martha (m. Joseph Doe 1), William, Abigail, 2 ME. (William?). Portsmouth town rec. Mary (m. Benj. York), and poss. Joanna and under date 7 Sept. 1657: 'Mr. Worster Alice. See also Fuller(2). called.' 2 WILT JAM, Piscataqua, wit. John Land­ Wormall, , 1690. List 36. er 's deed 10 Jan. 1639. List 281. In Mar. Worme., Court, List 334b. 1646-7 John Billings' wid. depos. that J. B. WOEMSTALL, Arthur (also Wormstead), gave W. W. 2 acres and Lander gave him 2, submitted to Mass. at Wells in July 1653, evid. the 4 a. at Kit. Point, with a ho., which but listed of Cape Porpus. In 1658-1659 in he sold to Crockett(6) bef. 21 Sept. 1647. trouble with Stephen Batson over land. Re­ Accus. of improper dealings with sailors and moved to Saco, buying from Wm. Phillips ord. from Star Isl. to the mainland in 1647. 1661, from Thomas Williams 1662, and also He succ. sued Nicholas Brown for debt in bot 100 + 12 a. at Cape P. from Thomas 1648 when Wm. Seeley got into trouble by Mercer 1666. Saco constable 1666. Worked taking away the bull that had been at­ on a day of thanksgiving in 1671, but fine tached. A common swearer and turbulent remitted, as a job of necessity given him by person 1650; in Oct. that yr. he and w. al­ Maj. Pendleton. Abs. from meeting 1671; lowed to sit down at Isles of Shoals, but not sailed out of Cape P. harbor on Sunday, to sell drink. See Jones(1), Reynolds(2). In 1674. A refugee at Salem and took O. F. Oct. 1647 his w. was ord. to Boston to there in 1678. Of Winter Harbor or Saco, answer a charge. See also James(8). Goody he and w. Susanna (Scadlock 2) sold three W., List 75b. Ch. uncertain, but good reason lots to John Abbott in Sept. 1681, in Nov. to incl: Ann, freed from service of John 1684 (w. not ment.) he deeded to s.-in-law Crowder(3) and w. in 1648. Jacob. Mar- WORMWOOD 772 WRIGHT garet, m. (ct. 4 July 1659) Simon Bussy(3). ago, and liv. at Piscataqua over 21 yrs., she And two who perh. could be gr.ch: Joan. staying in Plym.; ord. home to her, he came In 1676 he, Wm. Chadbourne and John Win- intending to take her back, but was taken nock were released by the Ind. at Pemaquid in the Dutch war, lost his passage money, (N. E. Reg. 42: 294); in 1694, one J. and was put ashore in a remote place and trav­ Kit. men were fined for quarreling. William. eled to Plym., where he d. in 5 or 6 wks.; he 3 WILLIAM (see 2), York 4 Apr. 1679, but left Mr. Tucker and Mr. Crawley as his first at Portsm. where his rate was abat­ agents (Mass. Arch. 15 B: 258). Adm. here ed 15 Mar. 1679-80. 0. A. at Y. 22 Mar. 1679- to Capt. B. Pendleton in Oct. 1654. In 1657 80; owned land on York River in Mar. 1683- her agent here sold Muskeeto Hall to Mr. 4 (Y. D. 4: 7); gr. 1685 (firewood with Tucker. James Freethy); appr. Samuel Freethy's 3 JOHN (Wotten), of Dartmouth, Eng., est. 1685; bondsm. for George Norton 1685; 1660, when Edw. Lyde(3) remitted constable 1685, 1686; gr.j. 1688. List 33. money to him. Portsm. abated the tax of Inv. (see Bragdon 2) 14 Oct. 1690, ho. and one John Wotoon (ano. rec. Notoon), smith, land, carpenter's tools; adm. 3 Dee. fol. to in Mar. 1695-6, poverty and a lame wife. See wid. Mary, surety Wm. Young. She m. 2d also Brown(23), Parsons(9). John Spencer (6); liv. at Wells in July 1736, WELFORD, John, (also Wrieford), Damaris­ ag. ±69. Kn. ch: Mary, m. Job Low(4). cove 1672, took O. A., had tav. and liquor Martha, m. Abraham Bowden (see Boody 1). lie, and served on gr.j., all in 1674. Lists 13- Thomas, Wells, b. ±1684, Mr. Samuel Wheel­ 15, 18, 189 (sr.). See also Doc. Hist. 5: 32; wright 's apprent., and aft. he d., served Mr. 6: 394. John, jr., List 189. John Wheelwright 7 yrs. (see Mayer 3). He m. (et. Oct. 1706) Jane Cole(24). Jury WRIGHT , general in Eng. except in ex­ 1713; ±30 in July 1714; condi. gr. 1716; List treme north and south. Became 29th 269c. He deeded to s. Benjamin in 1741 and commonest name in N. E. 1744 (the homestead) for supp. of self and 1 DANIEL, a Wells soldier from Dedham. w. Jane; depos. in 1749 ±67 (SJC 65314), List 267b. see Spencer(6); liv. 1751. Ch. appear: Wil­ 2 HENRY, housewright, Kittery, York, liam, k. by Ind. 1724 (Hist, of Wells, p. 318); Boston, served Mr. Roger Plaisted 10 Thomas; Joseph; Benjamin; John, depos. yrs., ending some yrs. bef. his death, had in June 1772, ±50, that when 16 or 17 he and Kit. gr. in 1671, was sued by Mr. Thomas bros. Benjamin and Thomas worked lumber­ Broughton in 1672 for taking away boards, ing on Mousam River. Daus. presum. incl: but not held (see Hughes 5), and m. (ct. Mary, m. John Freese (see 1); Elizabeth, a July 1673) Sarah Start(l). Evid. in Bos­ Wells wit. 1731, m. Wyatt Moore(22); Abi­ ton in Apr. 1681, but test, in a York case in gail, m. Thomas Cousins 1742. Oct. fol.j ag. ±31 (see 11). Edw. Start's Worring, Richard, List 13. See Warren. gr. was laid out to him in 1699 when his w. was liv. (Y. D. 6: 110, 128). Of Boston, he WOTTON, Wooton. sold 50 a. in Kit. to Ichabod Plaisted in 1 EDWARD (Wooton), List 90(3). Suff. 1713, List 298; depos. in July 1719, ±70, ab. Prob. 1691 has will of one E. W., giving York 55 yrs. bef., and again 21 July 1720, to his landlady Rachel Pascho and Mary ±70, ab. Great Works. Ch. at Boston 1674- Coudner. See Neighbors. 1686: Sarah, see Cooper 3 (jr.), Batten(4). 2 JOHN, Piscataqua, drunk at Saco 25 Mar. Mary. Ebenezer. Ephraim. Mehitable. John. 1636 and ordered to make a pair of stocks One Henry m. Hannah Wade in Boston 20 by the last of April. Str. Bk. 1640, and Jan. 1714. deeded Muskeeto Hall, ±100 a. on Great Isl., 3 CAPT. JOHN, wit. deliv. of the Vines by Francis Matthews in 1646. In 1649 he patent 25 June 1630 (Y. D. 1: 2: 8). Note and Jonathan Coventry ack. judgm. to Mr. also (12). George Smyth, and Charles Dolson gave p/a 4 JOSEPH, a York wit. 1711, Benjamin in to John Pickering to demand goods left with 1724. Y. D. 8: 254; 12: 4. J. W. In 1650 he unsuce. sued George Wal­ 5 MARGARET, 1712, when a joint warr. ton for trespass, in 1655 G. W. sued him (his was issued ag. 'John Davis and Margaret goods) over a cornfield, and in the Jones- Right;' Nathl. Huggins made return 'non Walton case it was test, that the marsh in est inventus.' See also (9). controv. was one claimed by J. W. Lists 6 NATHANIEL, Stratham, see (9). In 41, 321, 323. Ordered home to his w. 1650, Mar. 1699-1700 the Wm. Hilton est. owed 1652, 1653; in June 1653, going away, leased him on a bond dated 2 May 1674. Quampscot Muskeeto Hall to Richard Tucker, atty. for grantee 1677, ack. judg. to Waldron in 1681, Lane(l). John Munijou wrote from Ply­ and owed pipestaves to Francis Huckins. mouth, Eng., 16 Mar. 1658-9, for wid. Ebbet Exeter constable 1693, 1694; adm. to Ports­ W., whose husb. went to N. E. 26 or 27 yrs. mouth Ch. 1696; gr.j. 1698. In 1702 his w. WRIGHT 773 YARINGTON was Hannah (presum. Bolles 3), wid. of Elizabeth, dau. of John and Elizabeth, d. Caleb Beck(l). In 1704 sued by Isaac Cole 15 Mar. 1713, ag. ±18 (Berw. gr.st.). for a ho. frame built ±24 yrs. bef. betw. 4 LT. JOHN, at Black Point fort when Thomas Eeed's ho. and land of plf. Lists Capt. Hunnewell and his men were 52, 57, 62, 338d, 381, 384, 388, 396. Will, killed; "in acct. 9 Dec. 1703 he styled himself aged, 27 Aug. 1716 (d. 9 Sept. 1717); w. Han­ 'late sergeant at Black Point.' See also nah, kinsman Bichard White(18). The wid. Lucas(4). Lt. J. sold without lie. in 1706 renounced adm., which was gr., c.t.a., 5 Oct. and was ord. to appear bef. Esquires Ham­ 1717 to White's wid. Sarah (Lewis). mond, Plaisted and Pepperell; fined for like 7 RICHARD, 1661, Me. P. & Ct. Rec. i: 251. offense 1707. This prob. identifies him as Of Boston ? (3). One Gershom W. served under the 8 THOMAS, Exeter, List 376a, is Wight. Lieutenant. 9 THOMAS, Exeter, memb. of Portsm. No. 5 JOHN, Newbury, m. in 1700 Mary Badger. Ch. 1699 (List 331c); see (5, 6). Appar. Mr. Eben Putnam ident. him as the mari­ the cooper who wit. for Wiggins at Stratham ner of Arrowsic in 1718 (Y. D. 9: 94) and 1707-1710, and with w. Elizabeth sold his declared his aut. not that of Lt. John. Ch. homestead there next to the Greenland line, rec. at Newb. incl: Stephen, m. 20 Nov. 1723 in 1726. List 338a. Will, of Scarboro, 1 June Mary Bickham(3), had a s. John bp. at 1753—6 Oct. 1760, names wife Elizabeth, Portsm. and other ch. at Newbury. daus. Elizabeth Allen, Margaret McKenney, 6 JOHN, Portsmouth 1731-1736, mate of Sarah Warmagen; Mr. Andrew Libby, exec. -Charming Molly- sailing for Limerick, 10 THOMAS, from London, m. Hepsibah Ireland, in 1731, m. by 1732 Margaret (Cate Seavey(8). List 339. Seven children bp. 1) Gardner(2), who was a wid. 1738-1769+. in South Church where their mo. was rec. into full commun. 8 May 1720. Wyer. See Nock(4). 11 WILLIAM, York, sued by Samuel Don- WYETH, Mr. Humphrey (Withe, Wise), nell for £132 in 1680, and wit. ag. Joseph Ipswich 1635, d. soon leaving a wid. Weeden for selling liquor in 1681, when he Susanna whose 2d husb. Samuel Greenfield or ano. was also called William, jr.; (2) wit. (1) took over the prop, without authority in the same case. One Wm. was the 3d husb. bef. Mar. 1638-9; Essex Prob. i: 11. George of Mary (Davis 41) (Dodd) Austin, but not Gidding and Bichard Lumpkyn were named named in her deed of Sept. 1700 (Y. D. 6: overseers for the ch. Married ch. who had 75); she was a wid. in York in Oct. 1713 their portions incl: Abigail, m. 1st Thomas (Y. D. 9: 80). Jones(42), m. 2d Thomas Chadwell(3 jr.), 12 , Mr., had owned Robert Sankey's and appar. Mary, w. of Abraham Perkins(l). 200 a. at Saco which were sold by Mr. Susanna, not named with minor ch., m. John Joseph Bolles to John Boaden in 1659, 'left Bursley(4), but poss. had an earlier husb. as now into the hands of the said Joseph unlikely she m. B. by 1639. Minor ch: Ben­ Bolles.' See also (3). jamin, apprent. to Abraham Perkins for 7 yrs. from 29 Sept. 1638; Hampt. gr. 1644; WYATT, sometimes confused with White. List 392a. In May 1649 his step-fa. deeded 1 DA VED, mariner at Portsmouth, bound to Hampt. land except what already sold to sea in July or Aug. 1674, gave all in N. E. Thomas Jones and B. W. Joseph poss. the to Hannah Hodsdon(6). John Mains held wit. paid fees in Apr. 1649 (Essex Q. Ct. Eec. prop, or money belonging to him. i: 167), was claimed by Edw. Gilman in 2 JOHN, Portsmouth, had a deed from Mar. 1650, but turned over to G. Gidding admrs. of John Jackson (9) in 1669, 2 a. who was to bind him out in Ipsw. Em, un­ out of the home farm, perh. indicating that married in Dec. 1649 (Essex Q. Ct. Bee. i: his w. Salome was Jackson's dau. Inv. 5 182), poss. m. Eichard Carle(l). Sarah, m. June, adm. 28 June, 1670, to wid. Salome, David Wheeler (1). Ann, wit. a Bursley who m. 2d Nathan White(18), m. 3d Francis deed as A. W. 25 Mar. 1648, m. 1st William Jenness(l). Taylor(24), m. 2d George Pearson(2). YABSLEY (also Gabsley), John, owed Na­ 3 JOHN, served on gr.j. (N. H.) in Mar. than Bedford £5, ±1676. Bedford of­ 1698-9, and was perh. the same man who fered to forgive the debt if he would leave had a first w. Elizabeth and as a last wife the country, and, after waiting 14 mos., sued the widow Christian Kar (see Carr 1, Harris him in Dover ct., John Locke of Portsm. on 19), with whom he liv. in Berwick. He was his bond. a Berw. wit. 1707, as Mr. J. W. hired land from Philip Hubbard in 1709, liv. 16 Dec. Yackham, Thomas, Great Isl. 1690. List 1709. See also (4). Mrs. W. was a wit. in 319. the Elizabeth Turbet case 1715, a wid. in Yard, Humphrey. List 328. Oct. 1718, and was rec. into Portsm. So. Ch. Yarington, William, Dover 1693. Lists 94, 5 June 1720; liv. at P. in Dec. 1736, ag. 80. 359b. Also Arington and Yerington. YEALES 774 YORK YEA1ES, Timothy, a contracting carpenter I had w. Catherine and ch. bp. 1728-1741, but in Boston bef. 1674 when he bot 150 a. see (1). Eichard, jr., of Star Isl. sold land at Ogunquit from John Barrett. Deputy at Newcastle to John(l) in 1729. Prob. he, marshal of Suffolk 1676, and still of Boston not his fa., m. Margaret Crucy(l) as they by various rec. until 1680. Of York 1682 and would both seem to have been liv. in 1768 in trouble for telling the court that Christ when the Crucy est. was divided. One Bich­ was a carpenter. Under bond to keep the ard, adult, was bp. 27 Oct. 1728. Philip, peace toward the government, 1684. York Somersworth, bot land of John Drew 1714, gr. 1686. Tr.j. 1680, 1686; gr.j. 1687. See deeded his entire est. to 'beloved friend' Hilton(20), Langmaid(3). Sold Ogunquit wid. Joanna (Pray) Boberts in 1726 and m. lands to Nathaniel Masters 1687. Also of her, poss. his 2d w. Ch: Phebe, William, Isles of Shoals, 1687. His w., Naomi Frye Philip, bp. Dover 1728. He prob. the Philip (George of Weymouth), still his wid. in 'Eaton' bp. 11 Oct. 1725. Prob. Benjamin, 1725. Adm. 15 Feb. 1691-2 to Capt. Francis had dau. Elizabeth bp. 1 Oct. 1727, but see Hooke. Ch: Anna, b. 25 Apr. 1673, d.y. (1). No guess as to Ann and Hannah, bp. Mary, b. 11 Jan. 1674, m. int. 2 Oct. 1708 Newcastle 18 Mar. 1722. James Bucklin of Behoboth; with mo. and Yeats, Edward, drunk while liv. on Capt. sis. q.c. York land to Joseph Holt, 1725; ch. Champernowne's Isl., May 1685. James, Naomi, Timothy, Mary, Nehemiah, YELLING-, Yealland, John, of West Alling­ b. 1709-1718. Anna, b. 7 May 1679, (Han­ ton, co. Devon, hired himself to Wm. nah) m. Ebenezer Allen of Barrington, Lange(9) of Plymouth, co. Devon, mariner, Bristol co. Timothy, Weymouth, coaster, m. 15 Mar. 1674-5 to serve four yrs. in New Boston 30 Aug. 1716 Elizabeth Petty; gave Eng. The indenture was assigned to John p/a 1712 to br. Nehemiah to sell % of fa.'s Odiorne 20 May 1675. Fisherman, he bot land 'being only surv. ch.' (not so). Nehe­ at Hog Isl., Isles of Shoals, in 1683 and, with miah b. 17 Sept. 1689, Boston shipwright; w. Tryphena, sold in 1684. Constable 1685, sold fa.'s York land to Joseph Holt; adm. but sent ashore (to the mainland) for fight­ 1721 to wid. Hannah, who m. 2d 24 Oct. ing that same yr. See Gould(9). 1723 Miles Gale. YEO. 1 Allen, seaman, Boston 1640. A. Y. Yeamans, John, wit. with Elias Stileman, & Co. had built a ho. on Edward God­ 1665. frey 's land at York bef. 1647, when Yeo had died. YEATON, poss. (surely, says Mr. Libby) 2 HUGH sued Thomas Purchase by Abra­ phonetic for Eaton. ham Shurt, attorney, 1640. 1 JOHN(2), Newcastle, fisherman and 3 LEONABD, wit. to depos. taken in the husbandman, m. Elizabeth Bandall(5). Edward Ashley case, 1631-2. Taxed 1708 (List 316). Bot land near Sal­ 4 THOMAS, Isles of Shoals, 1651', when mon Falls (Somersworth) from br. Philip Capt. Sampson Lane sued him for £300 in 1730; of Somersworth in 1731 when he on open account and he was in ct. for sell­ sold 13 a. in Bye (wit. James Eandall); ing liquor to the Ind. Thomas Yeo's island, again of Newc. in 1735 when he bot the near Parker's isl., Kennebec, in 1676. Jeremiah Walford est. and in 1736 when he sold the Somersw. land. Will, 8 Nov. 1756— YORK, an English county and city. 26 Jan. 1757, names w. Elizabeth, appoints 1 BENJAMIN(3), ±23 in 1677-8, had fa.'s s. Bichard exec, and lists ch: John (his heirs Lamprill riv. land by his will and liv. in will), m. by 1737 Elizabeth Wentworth thereon. He m. Abigail Footman(2) who m. (b. 1712) and was prob. that John Yeaton, 2d after 1715 Benjamin Meakins and was joiner, on whose est. Thos. Wallingford was again a wid. at Exeter, 1737. Lists 52, 359a, gr. adm. 1747. Elizabeth Odiorne. Samuel. 384a. Ch: Elizabeth m. Job Judkins(l). Mary Odiorne. Bichard. Hannah Gordon Bichard, Exeter, prob. m. Susanna Goodwin, (see 2). Philip. Joseph. One Joseph was dau. of James(12) who in his will ment. gr. fishing for (1) in 1729. Benjamin. ch. John and Susanna Y. Prob. other ch., 2 BICHARD, Isles of Shoals and Newcastle, incl. Richard. Adm. to s. John 1766. John, head of a fam. which, owing to complete m. Phaltiel Folsom(l), both adm. to Oyster lack of vital rec. or any indication of rela­ Riv. Ch. 1719 and had ch. Mary, Anne, John, tive ages, is difficult to tabulate. Star Isl., bp. 1717-1722, and poss. others. Lists 368b, 1683. Poss. his w. was Hannah, 1693-4 (List 369. His bros. and sis. q.c. to him their int. 308b). He (or a s.) taxed Newcastle 1708 in the Lamprill Riv. 100 a. farm. Bachel, (List 316). List 309 (Eaton). In 1711 John m. bef. 1714 William Jones of Amesbury. Davis(48) sold him a ho. and land on Star Benjamin, Newmarket, ±81 in 1759, liv. with Isl. Adm. on est. of B. Y., sr., of the Shoals Capt. Richard Hilton as a boy, m. Sarah gr. to sons John and Samuel 10 Aug. 1732. Pinder. Adm. to s. Thomas 1760, Josiah Y. Ch: John. Samuel. One Samuel of the Shoals (presum. ano. s.) being pd. for keeping YORK 775 YOUNG him and his w. for two years. Also Abigail 1688. Lists 191, 214, 259. War drove him (says Mr. Staekpole), m. 12 May 1729 Heze­ to Gloucester where he d. 17 Mar. 1717-8, ag. kiah Marsh, but she did not sign the family ±73. His wid. Hannah (m. bef. June 1676) release to John. d. 28 Nov. 1724. His will, 15—27 Mar. 1717- 2 JOHN(3), 38 in 1680, had w. Euth. Hav­ 8, lists ch: Samuel, Ipswich, 54 in 1731 when ing settled in No. Yarmouth, he sold his he depos. ab. Falmouth bef. 1690, 81 in 1759 fa.'s farm to John Cutt 28 June 1676. Ee- when he test. ab. the attack on the Brack- treated to York during Philip's war, deed­ etts in 1689. Taken prisoner at the fall of ing N. Yar. prop, from there in 1680. Back Casco Fort in 1690 he rem. in Canada until at N. Yar. by 1683 and a trustee of the town July 1700, having for 2 yrs. cut masts for 1684. In 1688 he pet. for confirmation of the French navy (List 99, pp. 74, 208). He title to 300 a. on which he was liv. Lists 32, m. 1st 21 Feb. Ï705-6 Mary Dutch who d. 16 47, 214, 357c, 359a. Taking refuge at Casco Apr. 1709; m. 2d int. 27 Oct. 1711 Mary Pot­ Port in 1690 he was taken prisoner and his ter; d. June 1767. His fa. had entered an two eldest sons killed, when it fell 17 May. East. Cl. for the Topsham land in 1715, and He, useless from weakness, was k. soon he obtained a gr. of 300 a. in 1721 in satis­ aft. at Norridgewock. Ch: Eichard and faction thereof. He had brot ejectment Benjamin, ment. in gr.fa,'s will, depos. in suits ag. new settlers in 1720. 1 + 10 ch. Feb. 1687 (Mass. Arch. 128: 41-2), k. in Benjamin, 79 in 1759 when he depos. with 1690. Euth m. Henry Haskell of Gloucester, br. Samuel, m. at Ips. 7 Dec. 1704 Mary Gid­ deeded int. in fa.'s N. Yar. prop, to Geo. dings; a miller at Cape Elizabeth (Knight- Dennison 1735. Joseph Gloucester, m. 10 ville) by 1719-20. 8 eh. Eichard, Ips., m. Jan. 1700 Abigail Bobinson who d. 13 July 17 Jan. 1710-1 Patience Hatch who m. 2d 15 1720. List 214. Only s. Joseph d. s.p., but Mar. 1719-20 George Harvey; d. 2 May 1718, six daus. survived: Abigail, m. 1st 23 Oct. ag. ±29. 4 ch. Hannah, m. 31 Oct. 1693 Ed­ 1718 Samuel Stevens, m. 2d Jacob Bandall. ward Harraden. Elizabeth m. Samuel Grif­ Euth, m. 27 Oct. 1720 Wm. Elwell. Mary, m. fin. They q.c. to s. Samuel jr. in 1754 (Y. D. 9 Aug. 1722 Francis Sargent. Sarah, m. 24 30: 258). Sarah m. Abraham Bobinson. Nov. 1725 Wm. Young. Hannah, m. 18 Mar. Eachel, m (int. -Sarah-) Josiah Lane(5). 1728-9 Wm. Knight (of Falmouth 1735). John, b. Glouces. 13 Apr. 1695, d. 8 Dec. Eachel, m. 28 Dec. 1732 Benjamin Card(7). 1699. Thomas, d. 30 July 1699. 5 THOMAS. List 330a. See French(8). 3 RICHARD, Dover by 1635 by his own depos., had w. Elizabeth (±62 in 1680) who m. 2d bef. Oct. 1680 William Graves YOUNG. Col. Banks found a Eowland (6). Had ho.-lot on Dover Neck 1642, a 100 Young who was twice married, in 1616 a. gr. on Lamprill Riv. in 1656 and a farm at and 1618, at High Wycombe, co. Bucks. Oyster Riv. Bot 50 a. at Littlejohn's creek 1 FEANCIS, Ipswich, agent of Francis from Wm. Hilton and sold it 7 Aug. 1661 to Wainwright, depos. (Me. ct.), ±24, 25 Joseph Austin. Gr.j. 1643, 1656, 1664, 1667, Sept. 1674. 1668, 1669. See Ault. Lists 47, 354abc, 355 2 JOB(9), York, 72 in 1736 and 1737, m. aft. ab, 356a, 361a, 362a, 363abc, 365, 366. Will, Oct. 1691 wid. Sarah (Austin 5) Preble unsigned, 23 Apr. 1672 (inv. 27 Mar. 1674, and was allowed £71 for bringing up her adm. to wid. and s. John 30 June 1674) Preble ch. 6 Jan. 1712-3. She d. 24 May names w., ch. and gr.s. Richard and Ben­ 1720. Gr.j. 1694, 1696. List 279. Deeded to jamin. Four men test, in 1681 that Thos. s. Bowland 1715 and to sons Bowland and Corbett had read the will to Wm. Graves in Job 1724. Ch: Eowland, prob. he who m. John York's hearing at John Partridge's ho. Hannah Preble(4), but see Eowland (Jona­ Div. was made in 1681. Ch: Samuel, b. than 10). 8 ch. b. York 1716-1735, their ±1645. Elizabeth, m. Philip Cartee 1668. names too worn to decipher. Job, m. 7 Dec. Rachel, m. Benjamin Hull(l). John. Ben­ 1727 Patience King. List 279. 12 ch. rec. jamin, b. ±1655. Grace, under 18 in 1672, York 1727-8—1750. Lydia, m. 1st Hopewell m. John Gilman(lO). Weare(3), acc. Nathaniel Abbott of An­ 4 SAMTJEL(3), bot in partnership with dover 1724, m. 2d John Wells (6). Sarah m. James Thomas from the Ind. Jeromkin, Joseph Favour(2). Daniel and Bobin, a tract of ±600 a. at 3 JOHN, Exeter, gr. of 30 a. in 1670; liv. at Topsham 20 June 1670, and liv. there until Moses Oilman's ho. and acc. by Judith Philip's war when he went to Cape Porpus. Bobie(l) in 1671 but given good character

Sold out there i}/2 a saw-mill to John Batson by the chief citizens of Ex. He m., int. Feb. and land to Isaac Cole) 1682-1684, having 1671-2, Sarah Wadleigh(4), 78 in 1733-4, and obtained a gr. and built a ho. at Mussel whose fa. gave her a marriage-portion of J/J Cove (Falmouth Foreside) bef. 1680. By his farm in 1675. Her list 376b. See also 1686 he had built a garrison on 100 a. at Smith(7). Paid Charles Bunlett's fine, 1674. No. Yarmouth, for which he pet. for title in Gr.j. 1681, tavern lie. 1685, 1686. Lists 52, YOUNG 776 YOUNG 62, 67, 96, 376b, 381, 383. Appeal, in his own beth. Tabitha, b. 6 Oct. 1705, m. Aug. 1726 writing, in Gilman v. Young, 1695, states William Murch. Matthias, b. 16 Nov. 1708, that he had liv. in Ex. near 30 yrs. and m. 19 Jan. 1733-4 Mercy Main, d. bef. 1750. 'maintaineth five persons.' Slain by Ind. Lydia, b. 15 Oct. 1711, m. 12 Nov. 1730 Na­ and his s. wounded 10 June 1697. Adm. 28 than Whitney of Biddeford. Mercy, b. 25 Sept. 1697 to Peter Coffin, wid. Sarah re­ Jan. 1714, m. 14 July 1736 Gershom Webber. nouncing. Ch., poss. not all: John, killed by Eleanor, b. 6 Jan. 1717-8, m. 18 Jan. 1739 Ind. when travelling between 'Pick-Pocket' Joseph Allen. and Ex. 8 Aug. 1704; adm to Peter Coffin, 7 EOBEET(9), York, m. (ct. July 1676) creditor; wid. Mary and bros. Eobert and Mary Sayward(l) who m. 2d by Oct. Joseph cited, James Y. a creditor. Lists 62, 1691 Bichard Bray(6). Town gr. 1685. On 96, 376b. Eobert, wit. 1703-1709, sold to s. 21 Aug. 1683 he escaped from a shipwreck Jonathan in 1731 and to s. Charles in 1735; when bound from York to Piscataqua, but prob. also had s. James who with Charles bot when going to Kittery 22 Aug. 1690 he was back in 1726 land Eobert had sold to Thos. k. by Ind. O. A. 1679-80; cor.j. 1685; select­ Phipps in 1724. Lists 62, 376b, 384b. Joseph, man 1686; tr.j. 1689. List 96. Ch: Mary, m. Kingston, carpenter, had 40 a. gr. 1700 which Abraham Batten (4). Bobert, had gr. 1712-3, he sold to br. Daniel in 1710; m. Elizabeth sold 1717; d. s.p. at Arrowsic 2 Jan. 1717-8. Sleeper (see 2) 24 Dec. 1705; d. at Kingston Joseph poss. m. 1st (ct. Jan. 1700-1) Mary 2 May 1756. Lists 376b, 400. 8 ch. Israel, Hutchins(5), surely m. by 1709 Sarah King Ex. wit. 1698, wit. for Capt. Eobt. Wad­ (12). In 1717 sold land gr. to Charles Mar­ leigh 1701 and sold land to Eobt. Wadleigh, tin in 1667. Ch., rec. 1709-1728: Mary, Eob­ jr. 1701-2. Lists 67, 376b. Daniel, bot land ert, Eowland, Joseph (m. Susanna Johnson 1704, called neph. of Eobt. Wadleigh in of Andover), Bethia (m., int. 17 Jan. 1735- 1710; his mo. deeded him her 1698 gr. in 6 Henry Ingraham), Susanna, Joanna, Dan­ 1721; in 1725 his w. was Elizabeth (Thing iel, Abraham (d. 2 Apr. 1729), Nathaniel. 2), wid. of Edward Stevens(16); both liv. 1761. Martha, w. of Thos. Dolloff was his 8 BOBEBT. List 313f might be (7) or er­ dau. as were appar. Mary, w. of Jonathan ror for Eowland(lO). List 334b might be Dolloff (m. 17 Nov. 1737) and Sarah, w. of Bobert(3) or a stranger. Joseph Lawrence. James, a Wadleigh abut­ 9 EOWLAND, York, fisherman, came ±1636, tor 1701, 1710. Lists 67, 376b. m. Joan Knight (16). Town gr.1653 (Bass cove). Fined for travelling to Kittery on 4 JOHN, Falmouth 1717, Brunswick 1718, Sunday 1666, and for drunkenness 1678. one or two men. Lists 161, 229. O. A. 22 Nov. 1652; j. 1650, 1655; gr.j. 1678. 5 LT. JOSEPH(IO), York, had gr. 1696, He and his w. deeded Knight land to s. Eob­ 1713 (30 a.). List 279. He d. 6 May ert in 1680,10 a. to s. Samuel in 1682 and the 1734. Will, 1 May—4 June 1734, left est. to Knight homestead to s. Eowland in 1685. w. Abigail for life and named her and s.-in- Lists 30, 75b, 275, 276. Ch., order unkn: law John Bradbury exec. Ch: Mary, b. 2 Eowland, b. ±1648. Bichard, Cape Porpus, Jan. 1696-7. Abigail, b. 22 Aug. 1699, m. m. Margery (Batson 3) Kendall, who m. 3d Judge John Bradbury. Phebe, b. 25 Jan. Eobert Elliot(5). Ack. debt to Mr. Bichard 1701-2, m. 20 June 1728 Wymond Bradbury Cutt 1672. Gr.j. 1672. Inv. taken 18 Feb. of Brunswick, d. 20 Apr. 1731. Samuel, 1672-3 by John Davis and John Batson coaster, Biddeford, b. 21 July 1704; m., int. shows ho. and 373 a. of land. John Barrett 13 Nov. 1725, Mehitable Beané(4) who m. sued the wid. July 1674. Bobert. Samuel. 2d Aquila Haines(l jr.); d. Mar. 1730; adm. William, glazier, bot ho. and land 11 Feb. to fa. 5 Apr: 1731. Ch: Joseph, to have all 1684-5 from Benj. Curtis and had town gr. lands aft. gr.mo.'s death, adm. to mo. Me­ 1685 as addition to ho.-lot. Bondsman for hitable Haines 1752; Abigail. Bethulah, b. wid. Mary Wormwood 1690. Gr.j. 1691. 25 Feb. 1707-8; m., int. 13 Nov. 1725, Nicho­ Moved to Salem from where, as Wm. sr., las Beale(5). Bethia, b. Sept. 1709, m. 30 glazier, he sold 50 a. in York in 1720 (Y. D. Nov. 1731 John Staekpole. 10: 85). One Wm. Young, glazier, presum. 6 MATTHEWS(10), York, fisherman, ±50 his. s., m. Boston 26 Aug. 1708 Mary Parry, in 1728, m. Newbury 23 Apr. 1696 Elea­ 11 ch. b. 1709-1730. Job, b. ±1664. Mary, nor Haines (see 1). List 279. Will, 20 Nov. m. Jeremiah Moulton (6). Lydia, m. 1st 1750—1 Apr. 1751, names only surv. s. Eben­ Thomas Haines (16), m. 2d Samuel Bragdon ezer exec, five liv. and one deed. dau. Ch: (6). Susanna, b. 3 Nov. 1696, m. 1st Ichabod Aus- 10 BOWIiANT>(9), York, fisherman, ±72 in tin(6), m. 2d Magnus Bedlon. Hannah b. 5 1720, had deed from gr.fa. Knight in Jan. 1698-9, m. John Preble(4). Ebenezer, 1673. He m. ±1669 Susanna Matthews(14) b. 5 Apr. 1701; m., int. 11 Aug. 1724, Sarah and liv. at Isles of Shoals until 1683 when Batten. List 279(2). Ch., b. 1724-1731: he sold out. Susanna wit. ag. Boger Kelly Susanna, Mary, Hannah, Ebenezer, Eliza­ 1684. Back at York 1685. In ct. 1696 for YOUNG 777 ZACHERY swearing several sinful oaths, but was soon abeth, Masterson, Sarah, Samuel, Abigail, a deacon. Gr.j. 1693-4, selectman 1695. He Jonathan (d. 1 Feb. 1729). Elizabeth, m. d. 25 June 1721, ag. 72. Will, 14 Sept. 1719— Ips., int. 18 Feb. 1709-10 Joseph Greeley of 2 Jan. 1721-2, names w. and ch: Mary, b. Kingston (Y. D. 31: 237). Ichabod, Glouces­ ±1670, m. 1st Dependence Stover(l), m. 2d ter, blacksmith, m. 19 Apr. 1716 Abigail El- John Wells(5 jr.). Joseph, b. ±1672, his well who m. 2d 29 Dec. 1724 John King; fa.'s exec. Matthews, b. ±1674. Susanna, drowned at sea Oct. 1723, ag. 36. Ch. rec. ±20 in 1698 when she swore a ch. on Henry 1717-1722: Samuel, d. 16 June 1717; Abigail, Simpson(3 jr.), m. John Mclntire(l). Eliza­ m. Ips. 18 Oct. 1739 Thomas Newman of beth m. 1st Samuel Webber(10 jr.), m. 2d Kingston; Samuel, d. 18 June 1721; Ichabod. George Stover(2), m. 3d Hon. Samuel Came 12 THOMAS, Dover, ±16 and servant of (3). Jonathan, m. 7 Jan. 1707-8 Margaret Thomas Canney, was assigned to Joseph Staekpole. Ch. rec. 1708-1723: Miriam, m. Canney Dec. 1669. He m. Mary Eoberts(12) 27 Nov. 1735 Nathaniel Chapman(4 jr.); who d. 1745 'an ancient woman.' Gr. of 30 Elizabeth, m. 5 Nov. 1734 Samuel Adams, a. 1693-4. Lists 52, 57, 62, 358d, 359ab. Con­ later of Harpswell; Jerusha, m. 12 July 1739 stable 1700. Depos. 1717, ag. 64, ab. working Joseph Hatch; Eowland (there were four for James Staekpole in 1680. Will, 18 Mar. Eowlands in York in 1735); Abijah, m. 3 1726-7, left homestead to s. John and named Sept. 1747 Mary MacNess of Merriconeag; other surv. ch: Thomas, in ct. for fighting John. Benaiah, m. Euth Johnson (29). Ch. 1701, d. 27 Dec. 1704 of a fever. Jonathan^ rec. 1715-1733: Elizabeth; Euth; Johnson, m. 12 May 1709 Abigail Hanson(7), named m. 19 Jan. 1748 Betty Card; Benaiah, m. 13 in will, 1752—1756, with ch. Jonathan, July 1748 Sarah Adams; Mercy, m. 11 Nov. Thomas, Eleazer, Isaac, James, Nathaniel, 1747 James Booker; Mary; Hannah, m. 8 Abigail Hayes, Mary, Elizabeth and Mercy, Oct. 1753 Nicholas Booker. Mercy, m. Hen­ the first eight rec. Dover 1710-1723, the last ry Simpson (see 1, 7). Sarah, m. Henry three bp. there 31 Jan. 1740. List 358d. Brookings(3 jr.). Nathaniel, m. Mercy (Hanson 7) Church(2); 11 SAMTJEL(9). In 1667 his gr.fa. Knight ch. Daniel b. 4 May 1713, Mercy b. 24 May sued in his behalf and his fa. was sued 1718. Samuel. One Samuel named w. Han­ for £42 by John Groth for 'dismembering nah and 8 ch. in will 1755—1761. Eleazer, and curing' his leg. In ct. for Sabbath- Dover, m. 28 Dec. 1716 Alice Watson(5); breaking at Boone Isl. in 1685. He m. Eliz­ both liv. 1736. John, adm. to wid. Elizabeth abeth Masterson (Nathl.) who was liv. 1712. 29 Apr. 1741; ch. Thomas, Anne, Mary, John, Col. Banks states that he was k. in the all bp. 28 Mar. 1737; Mary, Hannah, Susan­ Candlemas day massacre, 1691-2, and that na, all bp. 1 Mar. 1741. Mary, m. Stephen Bowland Young, a boy, still in Canada 1695, Otis (2). Lydia, b. 29 Nov. 1694, m. John was prob. his s., the other Young houses not Cook(6). Sarah prob. the Sarah Hicks to having been attacked. The wid. prob. moved whom John's wid. pd. £3. to Ipswich. Other ch: Jonathan, York, m. Tousring, John. List 307b. Abigail Came(3). Ch. rec. 1721-1729: Eliz­ Zachery, Daniel. See Ilsley. ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS

LISTS List 307b. After Bichard Escot add ["West- List 1. Alter Aslley to Astley. cott]. Alter Gallow to Callow. List 309. After Bichard Easton add [Yea- List 6. Add Peter Gresling, master's mate ton]. See also Doc. Hist. 1: 218. of the -Gift of God-. List 311c. Transfer this list to Dover. List 18, line 9. Add [Dennis]. List 313a. For read Duggin? read means List 38, line 2. For Register read Recorder. Dan O'Shaw. The original document is in Mass. Arch. List 316. The first two columns on p. 43 are LXXI: 871-7, and is a copy of field notes, a continuation of the last column on p. by an expert penman not familiar with 42. Columns three and four are a contin­ the names. uation of column two of list 318a. Alter Deken? to Depen: (Dependence) List 330f. For Almony read Almary. Alter 10 Jona. to Josiah. List 339. Grantees of Barrington had paid "Mr. Penton" presum. stands for neigh taxes in Portsmouth 1718-1721. borhood name Paignton. List 342. Transfer Newington Town Book to Alter Cam to Cane [Came]. List 343. For Jos. Maine read Josiah. List 356L should be transferred to Ports­ Alter "Walker's to Warren's. mouth. Alter Hodson to Hodsdon. List 386. Omit About 1663. List 41, page 8, col. 1. Insert 1630/1 before List 399a. For Service read Services. N. H. March 6. Prov. Papers xii: 102-109. List 52. Exeter. Charles Gredon means List- 399b should be added before Arrests Gledon (Glidden). for Bioting. List 54. For Haye read Page. List 88. Insert commas after living in line 3 The following corrections, in part conjec­ and 1676 in line 4. For misplacements tural, have been suggested by Charles H. read displacements. Batchelder, Esq., of Portsmouth: List 94, page 17, line 21. After Urington add List 54 (p. 527). For John Dame read John Yarington. [Davis?]. Allow John Harrall to stand. List 112. See Court of Asst. iii, pp. 59-63, List 294. Wm. La x x may be Wm. Landell. Chamberlain Coll. E. 10. 10. Lists 326c, 327b. For Samuel Cate or Case List 213. Insert 219 after vi and 83 after read Samuel Keais. cxxvi. List 329. For Philip Founds read Philip List 224, line 8. For 1676 read 1675. [Siverit?]. List 229. See Doc. Hist., ix, 362, 387. List 332b. Omit Question William Keat. List 235. Line 21, beginning Agnes Auger, Insert Aron Moses after James Gerrish. should be line 17. Line 30. Insert 1659 List 338a. For Josiah Brackett read Joshua after Oct. After line 22 in col. 2, insert: Brackett. Thomas Eogers ±36 2 June 1670. Thomas List 355a. For Jan. 1655-6 read Dec. 1655. Cummings ±22 2 June 1670. John Fickett ±25 2 July 1670. List 244a. Alter 1653 to 1658. GENEALOGIES List 249, col. 2. Drop Thomas Doughty three ABDY. See ' Genealogy of Bobert and Mary lines. Reynolds,' 1931, pp. 41-42. Line 7. Mat­ List 252. For 86 read 88. thew A. m. Deborah Wilson at Cambridge List 267a. For Nicoles read Arcoles [Hercu­ 10 Apr. 1688. les]. For Tickson read Pickron. ADAMS. 2 ABRAHAM Line 22. Omit Only List 271. The first two witnesses were for two Mackworth ch. named in will. Maverick, the last two for Jeffreys. 3 CHARLES. See Rebecca (Adams) Smith List 273. For prior to 1640 read ab. 1642- (29). 1654. 13 JONATHAN. Add Widow Rebecca died List 276. For Commissions read Commission­ 22 Dec. 1731, ±76 (Copps Hill). ers. ADOVAHA, Cornelias, had Hampton gr. of List 289. 1703-4. At Andrew Neal 's garri­ 40 a. in 1670; surmised an Indian. (C. H. son, Berwick, Capt. Brown killed 9 In­ Batchelder.) dians. (Niles' Indian Wars, p. 251.) AGNEW. Add Invent, returned 27 Nov. List 298, p. 36, col. 3, line 22 from bottom. 1686; undated will, proved 16 Sept. 1687, For Ferris read Fennix. gives to John Taylor (exec.) for his dau. List 306c. For [Dari] read [Drew]. See Mary and to Peter Grant for his dau. Eliza­ Court of Asst., i: 117. beth. 780 ALCOCK. 1 JOHN. Line 13. i*Job. Newbury, where 10 ch. were recorded and 3 JOSEPH. Line 5. After ver) add Paul(l). also Daniel, s. of Jane Delano, b. at Portsm. ALLARD. 1 HUGH Line 9. Add George 24 June 1694. 5 +*THEODORE. Lines 16-18. Wm. Cano Jaffrey's acct. against Richard Tucker's engraved the names on the silver platter. estate 1694 has: 'a rug for Hugh Allard.' (C. H. Batchelder.) Line 18. Omit List 358b. 2 JAMES. Line 3. Add See Wallis(1). ATWELL. 2 BENJAMIN. Add One young ALLEN. 4 EDWARD. Line 23. After wife Atwell, a soldier at (ÍWelIs) 1691, was add See s. Edward's will, Strafford Prob. sent to York to release another. 1: 203. Line 26. Change Thomas to Joseph. 3 JOHN. Lines 17-18. For m. in Wenham, Line 27. Change Elizabeth to Mary. etc., read m. in Topsfield 19 June 1693 13 GOV. SAMUEL. Add In 1772 Anna Margaret Maxe, both of Wenham. Line 20. Laughlin of Roxbury, widow, deeded to Change Hannah to Lydia. Samuel Laughlin of R. one-fifth of Gov. ATWOOD, WiU, witn. will of Bichard Sew­ Allen's Masonian title. Samuel bought out ard (4) 1663. other heirs also and evidently conducted a AULT. Lines 11-12. Remembrance was ±32 successful speculation about 1786. (C. H. in July 1682. Batchelder.) AUSTIN. See Donnell(5) in additions. 15 WALTER. Line 22. For 1624 read 1724. 8 THOMAS. Line 12. Read m. Sarah Pink- ALLISON. 2 RALPH See Dixon(l), Oliv­ ham(l). er (10), Shaw(ll), Watts(l). AVE RILL. 2 JOHN. Line 9. Change grand- 3 RICHARD. Add Mr. Edward Walsh of dau. of Nathaniel and Sarah to dau. of London agreed 17 July 1661 to bring N*£ith£iiiÍ6l (4) • Richard Allison's wife over if she would 9 WILLIAM. Add Saml. Dalton owed Wm. come. Avery and in 1686 his heirs deeded to ALLY, Giles, witnessed deed Indians to W. A. and w. Mary of Boston land in Hamp­ Lawson, Spencer & Lake, 1653 (Y. D. ton (Kingston). (C. H. Batchelder.) 35: 51). AYERS. 4 JOHN. One John Ahires taxed ALMARY. Line 8. After John add not bap­ at Strawberry Bank 1688 only. tized with Hannah, Bartholomew and 6 NATHANIEL. He was b. 6 July 1664 (ct. George, 21 Jan. 1693-4. record) and joined Portsm. Ch. from AMAZEEN. See Messen. Boston North Ch. Alter List 330b to 330d. AMBROSE. 3 RICHARD. See Moore(9). Line 9. After Nathaniel add bap. at Portsm. AMERLDETH. See Meridaugh. 22 Apr. 1694, s. of Nathaniel and Amy. AMOS. Line 3. Alter 1727 to 1725. 7 THOMAS. Lines 17-19. Mary (Jackson) ANDREWS. 3 EDWARD. Line 4. After Ayers d. by 1753 (N. H. deed, 41: 435); patent add and in 1667 Mr. Gibbins was therefore ano. Mary (liv. 1754, ct. file 26370) m. Jacob Lavers, poss. the widow M. A. who to provide for him. See also Y. D. 9: 86. accused George Massey in 1745. 4 EDWARD. Line 9. Read Mary (Heard) 8 WILLIAM. See Stevens (9). (Hanson) Evans. 9 ZACHARIAH. See Pitman(ll). 5 LIEUT. ELISHA. Line 6. Alter 2d to 3d. BABB. 1 PETER. Line 20. Alter Sarah to 6 JAMES. He was ±69 in 1694. His dau. Frances. Rebecca was b. ±1655 by gr.st. record. BAGNALL. One Walter, adult in 1569, was 7 JAMES. Line 4. Omit s. of Jane (Adams). of Chewton, not far from Bristol and 9 JOHN. Line 18. Alter 1653 to 1641-3 by Axbridge, the home towns of Gorges and of depositions. Thomas Morton, who evidently brought our ANGLER. 2 SAMPSON. Lines 11-12. Omit Walter over in 1624. infalic. BAGWORTH. Widow Jane (Talbot) m. 2d ARCHER. 2 RICHARD. Line 3. Change 26 Nov. 1702 Wm. Haberfield of Boston. Elizabeth to Martha. See John Endicott(2) who m. her sister. ASH 3 THOMAS. Line 5. Omit Elizabeth. ASHFIELD. See Bish in additions. Line 6. BAKER. 13 WILLIAM. He had ch. John Read Surely Hannah named with her and Sarah both dead by depo. of John mother in Wm. Larrabee's will. Phillips(10 jr.) in 1749. ASHLEY. 4 WILLIAM. He d. intestate at BALL. 7 PETER. He had w. Margaret Providence in 1694; wife Sarah. (presum. Jackson 9) in 1685 when they ATKINS. 5 THOMAS. Line 8. Cancel sen­ had trouble with John and Richard Jackson. tence One Elizabeth etc. and read: She Line 10. After Jackson add, appar. Benja- m. 1st Lawrence Davis(29), m. 2d (int. 15 min(20). July 1716) Geo. Nicholson of Marblehead. BALLARD. 2 JOHN. Line 3. After Han­ ATKINSON. 3 JOSEPH. Line 14. Add She nah add See Moulton (13), Jeremiah and m. Philip Delano, int. 26 Oct. 1695 at Joseph Jr. 781 BANFIELD. 2 JOHN. Lines 25-26. For 5 WILLIAM. Lines 5-7. After Joan read Keziah True read Keziah (Hubbard) dau. or step-dau. of Richard Moore(15). True. Wm. Batten m. in Saco 12. 8 m. 1655. BARBER. 4 JOHN. ±65 in 1736, he worked BAXTER. 2 JOHN. Line 3. Wife Sarah 50 yrs. ago for Robert Smart, gr.fa. of and only ch. killed at Arundel 1726; his his wife Anna who was ±60 in 1736. will names ano. w. Sarah (who was soon 6 THOMAS. He m. Elizabeth Storer (1). Sarah Hutchins) and ch. BARKER. 2 ENOCH. Line 4. For 5 ch. BEALE. 2 ARTHUR. He m. Agnes or read 7 ch. bap. at Greenland. Ann Hilton (17). 3 ESTHER. She m. Peter Peavey (see 1). BEAN. 1 DANIEL. See Fifield in additions. 4 NOAH. He and (2) were on Mill Dam tax Line 4. Daniel. In 1727 he deeded to s. Joseph of Kingston, naming this son's uncle list 1713. Joseph Sanborn of Hampton. BARNES. 1 BONA VENTURE. Boney Barnes fined in York County, 1672. 4 CAPT. LEWIS. Line 7. After 1723 add in 58th year. 8 JOSHUA. Joshua and w. Esther (Wal­ dron 10) deeded to Richard Waldron 27 BEARD. 3 JOSEPH. Line 13. For William Sept. 1698. read Andrew. 4 THOMAS. Line 11. For one Williams read BARNWELL (Barnol), Richard, husband William Williams(35). of (2), father of (1) and of Elizabeth BEARNCE, Thomas, taxed Sandy Beach who m. 1st John Cutts(9). See Mary Part­ 1688. Barnes? ridge^), Gerrish (7). BECK, 4 THOMAS. Line 38. For 30 July BARTLETT. 2 EDWARD. Of full age, he read 7 Sept. (C. H. Batchelder.) deposed in Sloper v. Seavey, 1709. BEDDEN. 1 JOHN. Bradden by orig. rec­ BARTON. 1 BENJAMIN. Line 3. Witch ord. (C. Ft. Batchelder.) Barton is Withbarne in Y. D. 12 : 323. BEDFORD. 1 NATHAN. Line 19. Omit 5 WILLIAM. Line 9. After w. add Ann evidently. See Gendall. (Green 19). Line 26. After Biddeford BENNETT. See Wilson(7), Y. D. 18: 91, 95. add • m. 2d John Whitney(1). 1 ABRAHAM. Line 12. After Ruth add m. BASS. 2 PETER. Line 2. For Harmon read Richard Mattoon(2 jr.). Line 14. After Johnson. Martha add an Exeter tailoress in 1749. BASTON, sometimes Boston. 514 HONOR. See Whitly. BATCHELDER. 4 NATHANIEL, Hamp­ BENNING, Henry, br. of Mary (Benning) ton Falls. Lines 12-14. Josiah. His Wentworth(8), had w. Elizabeth in Bos­ death is recorded at Hampt. Falls without ton 3 Feb. 1687-8. information that it occurred at Charles­ BERRY. 8 JOHN. Line 7. Jonathan, s. of town, N. H. His date of birth, July 1, 1695, John and Mary, b. 15 Jan. 1692/3 (Hamp­ is prob. synthetic; appears first in Pierce's ton rec. from Toppan ms., supplied by C. H. Batchelder Gen., no known record. (C. H. Batchelder). Batchelder.) Lines 19-20. Cancel Elizabeth, 13 WILLIAM. Line 5. After Judah add or b. 1694, m. Richard Sanborn. She was not Judith (Locke Zy2). Line 6. After 2d named in Nathaniel's will, 1736, and appar. omit in 1708 and read 10 Dec. 1716. Line 11. was the Elizabeth bap. at Hamp. 28 May For (Thomas) read (see 5). 1712, no parent named. She was b. ab. BICKFORD. 4 BENJAMIN. Line 7. After 1697, from age at death. See Deborah Clif­ Greenland add 26 July 1711. ford (4) for a possibility of which there is no 7 EDWARD. Line 13. After Hilliard add a further evidence. (C. H. Batchelder.) semi-colon. 5 REV. STEPHEN. Statement he d. at BICKHAM. 3 WILLIAM. Line 5. Omit Hackney in 1660 is a combination of (List 330c). trad, that he liv. to be 100, with actual death BINNS. See Bynns. in Hackney some yrs. later of Rev. John BISH. 1 JOHN. Add John B. and Wm. Ash- Batchelder, who is referred to simply as field witn. p/a given by John Moulton 'Mr.' in a letter in Mass. Hist. Coll., and (9) before Jocelyn 1682. Lydia -Biss- m. erroneously assumed to be Rev. Stephen. Samuel Larrabee(3) and willed to s. John (C. H. Batchelder.) Bish and Wm. Beardon equally. See Mor- gan(8); Y. D. 11: 36. BATSON. 1 JOHN. Line 11. See Wal- dron(7). BLACK. 3 JOSIAH. See Donnell(5) in additions. 2 LT. JOHN. Lines 12-13. After 2d add 4 BLACKMAN. 3 PETER. Add Thomas, of Oct. 1705 and omit bef. 15 Dee. 1705. Boston, only son in 1726, claimed at No. BATTEN. 4 JOHN. Line 10. After Abra­ Yarmouth. ham add son and only surviving heir BLANCHARD, Richard, Aged ±41 in Dec. 1732 (Y. D..15: 7). 1696, he and Edw. Peavey were out- 782 going tenants on the Hall farm, Greenland, BRAWN. 2 GEORGE. Line 5. After 2d add when Peter Babb took a lease. 1 Apr. 1700. BLY. 1 JOHN. Lines 17-18. Omit presum. 3 JOHN. Lines 2-3. For Wife d. of Wm. same. Dixon read Wife Anne Dixon(3). BOADEN. 8 JOHN. Line 3. See Simpson BREWSTER. SeeRowe(2). (5). Line 9. Omit m. 21 Feb. 1704-5 2 JOHN. Line 18. For 1722 read 1732. Mary Webber. BRIAR. 1 ELISHA. Add See Main waring BOND. 3 NICHOLAS. He was killed in (4)- Hampton near the Salisbury line. After 4 CAPT. JOHN. He d. at Portsm. 13 May Thomas add see Mains(8), Perkins(23). 1785, aged 83. 6 THOMAS. Line 4. After 1st read Abigail BONYTHON. 2 JOHN. He was ±40, 5 Garland, m. at Hampton 29 May 1711; Apr. 1694. Lines 11-14. The Patience Line 10. Add One Judith B. m. John Moo who wit. in 1696 must have been Patience 22 Mar. 1722 (Hampton rec, Toppan ms.). Crucy (see 10) and 2d w. of John Bonython BBOADWAY. See Pike (11). (2), and Patience who m. Joseph Collins BROCK. 1 ANDEEW. Lines 3-5. After 1711 their dau. read altho then dead, as his wid. Anna BOOTH. 4 SIMEON. Lines 14-15. After (Gerrish 3) m. James Jeffrey(7) bef. 1706. William add b. ab. 1664. Omit sentence beginning Wid. Anna. Line 7. BOSTON. See Baston. Read 1743, when he wrote from Boston to BOUGHE, MS:., taxed Strawberry Bank Col. Timothy Gerrish about Gerrish business 1690 only. mfl.'t t GT*S BOULTER. 1 JOHN. Line 4. Cancel rest of BROUGHTON. 1 CAPT. GEORGE (4). sentence after 1723 and read Grace (Lewis 4 THOMAS. '' In New England'' in Visita­ 9) Bly, who m. 3d Henry Dresser. Line 13. tion of Staffordshire, 1664, p. 58. See For 20 Jan. 1697/8 read 21 Dec. 1707. Waters's Gleanings, pp. 926, 1091; also Jor­ 2 NATHANIEL. Line 9. For 4 Mar. 1653-4 dan^). read 4 (1) 1653 (Norfolk rec). BROWN. 2 ANDREW. Line 23. After 339. BOUNDS, Richard. He m. Abigail Prescott add One C. B. was a tenant of Wm. Cot­ (!)• ton in 1718 (N. H. State Papers 32: 17). BOWEY. Line 2. For 1681 read 1679. He 20 JOHN. Line 12. Omit s. of Francis from took O. A at Kittery 6 Apr. 1680. Me. BOWLES. 4 JOSEPH. Lines 7-8. Omit BRUCE. 1 JAMES. Add Granted liberty, Hannah b. about 1674, m. Joseph Hill. 23. 10. 1658, to set a house upon the BOYNTON. 3 JOSEPH. Add Oyster River Ridge so long as he shall work at his trade wit. 1693 (N. H. Deeds 17: 115). (shoemaker) here. (Hampton record, Top- BRABROOK, Seaborn (or Bradbrook), a pan ms.). logger at Wells mills 1679. BRYANT. 2 See Barnwell in additions. BRACKETT. 1 ANTHONY. Lines 15-16. 10 ROBERT. Taxed as Bryan(n) 1688, For 19 Apr. 1667 read 28 Dec. 1671. 1691, Braines 1690. Line 17. Hannah 2 CAPT. ANTHONY. Line 19. After 1st see Samuel Morgan(7). add in Roxbury 11 June 1706. Add at end BUGG, John, worked in the Wells mills, One John B. m. Bebecca Buggies in Roxb. 1679. 10 Apr. 1705. BULLIS, Judith Portsm. wit. 1668; see 6 THOMAS. Lines 18-20. Omit sentence Hart(2). beginning He m. 1st and read He m. early BULLY. 1 JOHN. See Spencer(9). Mary Weeks(2) who was liv. in 1748. BUNKER. 2 JAMES. Line 3. List 369 BRACY. 2 WTLLIAM(l). belongs to James (Jr.). Line 12. After BRADBURY. 3 WYMOND. Line 16. For (6) read but Prov. Deed 36: 123, dated 22 Rowland read (Rowland). Mar. 1738-9, refers to Clement and w. Be­ BRADDEN. 1 JAMES. Lines 22-23. Omit becca. (Mr. Edward C. Moran, Jr.) Peter, m. 1 Jan. 1729 Elizabeth Muzeet. 3 JOHN. Lines 11-12. Omit sentence begin­ See Brawn(2). ning Adm. to son and read Adm. to her 26 2 JOHN. Line 20. John. See Bedden in June 1751. additions. BURDIS, Ann, same as Burgess (1). BRADFORD. 1 JOHN. He was bur. at BURLEIGH. Line 8. For (Haines) read Portsm. 14 Feb. 1745-6 (St. John's). See (Lewis). Lines 10-11. For d. of Edw. Shackford (2) in additions. and Mary (Lawrence) read d. of Nathaniel BRAGDON. 2 ARTHUR. Line 14. For and (Lawrence). Lydia read Sarah. BURNELL. 2 TOBIAS. He owed Clark BRANSELL, Thomas, wit. will of Richard for board, etc, 29 weeks, 3 days, from Seward(4) and proved it before Pendle­ 1672, and Carter used four days' time going ton. to Salisb. to get him buried. 783 BURNETT. 1 DEBORAH. She was wifeI 3 JOHN. Line 4. After 1st add 27 Apr. of (4); she d. 17 May 1741, ag. 761 1692. Line 15. After m. cancel bef. 1745 (Granary Bur. Gr.). See Rogers(14),i and read 15 Oct. 1741. Line 23. Place Rosa­ White(14). mond after William. 3 GEORGE. One George in Monhegan, List OAVERLY. 3 WILLIAM. Line 8. Moses 15. See Walter(2). was of Barrington when he made his will. BURRLLL. 3 JOHN. Line 14. For 23 June CAWLEY. 2 ROBERT. He was same as 1676 read 23 Jan. 1776. Robert Colley, later of Maiden, whose BURRINGTON. 2 THOMAS. In West wid. Elizabeth m. Leonard Drowne(l). India trade 1694, aged ±38. Widow CHADBOURNE. 1 HUMPHREY. Line 27. Lydia liv. in Dee. 1702. Lucy, see Landall(l). Line 28. After BURROUGHS. 1 REV. GEORGE. 2d col., Alice add b. 1663 (from age at death). Line lines 6-8. Cancel 3d marriage to Mr. John 30. Catherine was ±62 in Apr. 1727. Line Brown, who m. Sarah dau. of Mr. Francis Burroughs of Boston; their dau. Sarah, b. 31. Elizabeth was 71 in July 1738. 1701, m. Col. Ichabod Plaisted. CHAD WELL. 3 THOMAS. Line 11. For BURTON. 6 THOMAS. See Campion. dau. read daus. BUSHNELL. 3 JOHN. Line 1. Omit app. CHADWICK. 1 JAMES. Lines 4-5. For at BUSS. 2 JOHN. Line 11. For Bass read Great Isl. Rachel Haskins (Wm.) read Buss. at Portsm. 6 or 7 June 1709 Rachel (Has­ BUSSY. 2 JOHN. See Hunking(9) in ad­ kins) Philpott. At end add Son William ditions. (see 4). 3 SIMON. Line 5. Read Edw. Evans (3^). CHANDLER 2 JOHN. Add One Abigail William. Mary, ±12, stolen at Cape Por­ C. deposed in Oct. 1682 with Thos. Ab­ pus by old Doney and associates and yet bott and Henry Fletcher about Lewis(7) detained (22 Nov. 1688), m. Renald Mc­ CHESLEY. 2 PHILIP. Line 17. After Donald. Esther read m. 9 Aug. 1705 John Hall iy WILLIAM. See Stileman(2). (23). 2 CHESWELL. Line 3. Wentworth was not BUTLER. See Mercer (2). s. of Richard but of Hopestill (line 4). BYNNS. See Binns. Hopestill was b. as early as 1712; his s. CALL, Philip, was taxed at Portsm. 1690. Wentworth was a substantial citizen and d. CALLEY. See Cawley. 8 Mar. 1817, ag. 71 (Cheswell Cem.). See CAME. 3 $*CAPT. SAMUEL (2). articles in 'Newmarket Advertiser' 5 Oct. CAMPBELL. 2 DAVID. See Kimball (3). 1906 et seq. (C. H. Batchelder.) CANTE (Caute?), Philip, taxed Portsm. CHEVALIER, two Johns. See Knight(9). Dec. 1688. (C. H. Batchelder.) See Call in CHICK. Line 4. After 1672 add In Essex additions. Co. 1678-9 with w. and three ch. and ord. CAREY. 1 EDWARD. Here in Nov. 1701. returned to Newichawannock from Man­ chester in 1679. 2y2 JAMES (Carry) at Cape Porpus 1674 (Me. P. & Ct. Rec. ii: 287). CHILD. 1 HENRY. Add For Samuel of OARKEET. 3 WILLIAM. Line 17. After Piscataqua, see Hanee. ch. add William. CHISHOLM. 1 DANIEL. Line 19. For 10 CARR. 6 SAMUEL. See Kincade. Sept. read 19 Sept. and add m. Thos. Pen- CARTER. 5 JOHN. Omit lines 7-8. nell (see 6 in additions). 13 SAMUEL. See Wyman's Charlestown, CHURCH. 1 JOHN. That his two youngest i: 189. ch. are rec. at Hampton, though b. 'at CARVEATH. SeeHooke(7). Cocheeho,' may help identify their mo. CASE. 3 WILLIAM. See Haskins(6) in Sarah. additions. CHURCHWELL. 4 JOHN. Taxed Straw­ CASAWAH, James. Add Also, alias Essex, berry Bk. 1690, '& farme' 1691. Line 12. a negro blacksmith (List 90), liv. in After Jackson omit d. of John, mariner and James Pendleton's house 1684. See Cors read dau. of Daniel (14). and N. H. State Papers 31: 6*4. CIRCUIT. See Sercutt. CASS. 2 JOHN. Line 23. After 1663; add CLARK. 13 ISAAC. Line 5. For Stone read Ann, widow and admx. 1693; Isaac Mor­ Stowe. (Mr. Clarence A. Torrey.) ris and James Draper sureties and gdn. of 14 JACOB (16). the s. John. Likely the Ann (lines 36-37) liy2 JAMES, taxed at Newcastle 1688. (C. who m. Thos. Lyons. H. Batchelder.) CATE. 1 EDWARD. Line 11. Read Mar­ 15 JOHN. See Moody(1). garet, m. 1st David Gardner(2), m. 2d :2 0 JOHN. Line 4. Omit 13 Apr. 1695. Line John Wyatt. Line 14. After Edward add 5. After missing add invent, dated 18 bap. 11 Nov. 1694. May 1694, adm. 13 Apr. 1695, to wid. Mary. 784 49 SAMUEL. Line 59. For Sarah read Ann. CORSON. See Hobbs(3), Grace Hall (8). Line 78. For 5 read 6. Line 79. Alter CORWIN. Lines 4-5. Omit words in paren­ disclosed; add Josiah. thesis. See Sheafe (2). E. C.'s case in 56 WILLIAM. Line 11. For Eoberts read 1660 was 'with a woman now dead' (Mary (Potts). Poole). CLEAVES. 2 THOMAS. Line 4. For Davis COSS. 1 CHRISTOPHER. He was br. of read Davie. Giles Cowes(l). CLEMENTS. 2 DANIEL (br. of 1?). COTTON. 1 BENJAMIN(6). Line 3. After 4 JOB. Line 7. After 1750 add ; see Wittum Golden add (or Gilden). 2 JOHN. Lines 2-4. Omit who may have m. (!)• 2d 13 Dec. 1716 Henry Nicholson of Wil­ 6 ROBERT. For (2) read (3). liamsburg, Va. Line 14. After 2d add 3 Dec. CLIFFORD. 1 ISAAC. Line 3. After Eliza­ 1721. Line 24. For George Thompson read beth add (Pulsifer, m. at Newb. 13 Aug. Samuel Thompson(lO). 1693). 5 THEOPHILUS. Line 6. After 2d add 10 4 JOHN. Line 1. Omit bap. 10 May 1646. Aug. 1711. John, s. of George, was bap. in Boston on 6 WLLLIAM. Line 20. For d. bef. 27 Sept. that date. Lines 13-14. Omit but achieved 1706 read his will 6 Mar. 1689-90—30 mar. 29 Dee. 1726 with Philip Welch. Line Mar. 1691. 24. For (Jacob) read (34). COUCH. 4 EOBEET. See Province Papers CLOADE. Line 2. For Dill read Will. (N. H.) 1: 219. CLOUDMAN. Add Lists 67, 358d. Line 3. COUSINS. 4 THOMAS. Line 10. 'Gr.j. Omit possibly born Tibbetts. 1708. Dep. Sher. 1711' belong to an­ CLOYES. 1 JOHN. Lines 28-29. After m. other if (4) was killed in 1690. read 1st Edward Hounsell, m. 2d. COWELL. 2 EDWAED. See Harvey(14). 2 JOHN. Line 16. Isaac. See Hammond(2) Line 17. Amy m. 1st 19 Oct. 1678 Joseph in additions. Sherburne (see 5) and soon m. 2d Jethro 5 PETER (1). Furber. Line 19. For 2d read 3d. COATES. 2 ROBERT. See Y. D. 12: 256. 4 JOHN. See (6). COBURN, Ebenezer, m. Sarah Storer(2). 6 SAMUEL. Not Samuel but a John Cowell COFFEE, Thomas, with consent of Geo. El­ m. Hannah Miller(9) and his are Lists liot of Piscataqua, was apprent. in Bos­ 330de given under (4) John, who was a lad ton for nine yrs. in 1680. in 1715 and likely a son of John and Hannah. COFFIN. 1 CAPT. ELLPHALET (6). Lines COWES. 1 GILES. SeeCoss(l). 7-8. For Nathaniel Gilman read Nicholas COX. 34 WLLLIAM. Line 11. Add Son Gilman (8). William. 4 PETER. Line 2. After Tristram add (5). CBAM. 2 JOHN. Line 21. Add Benjamin 6 TRISTRAM. Line 6. For Jonathan read before Thomas. Bartholomew. CBANCH. 1 ANDREW. Lines 11-13. After COLCOED. 1 EDWARD. Line 19. For Frances add by 1715; For bef. 1718 when Swampscot read Squampscot. Line 48. read in 1718. See Samuel Jordan(9 jr.). For (5) read (6). CEAWFOBD. 3 MORDECAI. Line 11. For 2 SAMUEL. Line 18. After Sleeper add m. poss. a Maine woman read wid. of John 2d Ebenezer Eastman of Kingston. Pride of Salem. COLE. 34 WILLIAM. Line 9. For 1737-8 CBEBEE. Line 6. For Queries read Glean­ read 1637-8. ings. COLLANE, Matthew, Shoals, adm. 11 Mar. CRIMP. See Probate Eec. of Essex County. 1650-1 to Teage Mohonah (Me. P. & Ct. 1: 152. Eec. i: 159). CEOCKEE. 314 JAMES, ±15, had been COLLEY. See Cawley (2), Drowne(l). stolen from Wells by old Doney and COLLINS. 8 JOHN. See Priest(5). band in Nov. 1688. In July 1691, servant 11 ROBERT. See the Fowler Family (1883), of Samuel Hill(19), he was to be enlisted pp. 26-28. in place of young Atwell transferred. CONOWAY, Robert. See Cole(24). 5 JOHN. Perhaps he m. Sarah Keene. See COOMBS. 3 ANTHONY. Line 12. After Eochester add Mass. Keene(2) and additions. 7 PHILIP, at the Wells mills 1679. CBOMWELL. 2 GILES. Line 24. For d. COEBLNSON. Line 3. After 13. add Eliza­ read b. beth dau. of Samuel, formerly of Kenne­ CBOSS. 8 JOHN. Line 21. For Wm. Jones bec, apprent. to Nathl. Saltonstall, Esq., of read Samuel Jones(22). Haverhill, 29 Sept. 1679. At end add See CROWLEY, Dennis, 1693. See Nelson(2). Purington(4). CROWN. 2 WILLIAM. Line 19. For ' mem­ COBS. See Casawah and additions. ber ' read non-graduate (1661). 785 CRUCY. 1 BARNABY. Line 4. After Mar­ 69 Lines 15-16. Add Zachariah who d. un­ garet add (see Yeaton). Line 5. For married in Hampt. 27 Dec. 1731 left as Margaret read Patience. only heir his sis. Elizabeth, w. of Saml. 6 JOHN. Add Patience Creasey by mark Batchelder(3). They were ch. of Zachariah 'P' wit. Ephraim Crockett's receipt to D. of Newbury (d. bef. Jan. 1695-6) and his Mr. Hooke 4 Feb. 1678 (Fogg Coll., v. 7). w. Judith (Brown). See Essex Deeds 61: John C. took 0. A. at Kittery 6 Apr. 1680. 243. 10 PATIENCE. See Bonython(2) in addi­ DAY. 7 WILLIAM, master of the -Prim­ tions. rose- 1678. See Adams(7). CRUNTHER, Anne, 1648. See Moses(2). DEACON, John. Read List 1. Possibly Crowder. DEARBORN. 1 GODFREY. Line 15. Add CUBBO, William, of Jersey, called servant at end Another dau. in Reuben Hull's inventory. 2 HENRY. Line 8. After 400. read He m. 12 CURRIER. 2 JEFFREY. See Ephraim July 1694. Line 18. Earliest Dearborn Jackson(20), Lang(5). ms. gen. in N. E. Hist. & Gen. Soe. says 3 RICHARD (2). H. D. m. 3d 11 June 1746 Esther Fogg, wid. CUTLER, or Butler. See Mercer(2). of her cous. Daniel Fogg, a s. of (5). CUTTS. 9 SAMUEL. Lines 11-15. See Mary 4 JOHN. Line 1. Transfer ±26 in Aug. Partridge (1). 1667 to 3 JOHN. DAGGETT. 3 WILLIAM. Line 8. After 5 DEA. THOMAS (1). DECKER. 2 JOHN. Line 12. Change Looe 1727 add in Sutton. (Low?) to Love. DALL ING. 1 JOHN. See Williams(24). DEERING. 4 HENRY. See Benning and DALTON. 4 TLMOTHY. Line 28. Omit Wentworth(8). Line 18. After Ann add widower. ±43 in May 1672. DAM, DAME. 3 JOHN. Line 6. For Sarah DELANO. See Atkinson (3) in additions. Hall read Hall(7). Line 10. After DELVES. Line 2. After Winter add 22 June 1670 add servant to Capt. Joseph Lynde 1700. of Charlestown, d. of small-pox 18 Feb. DEMERITT. Line 13. Add William, m. 1690-1. Abigail Pitman(9); see Clark (3). One DAND, John, Y. D. 1: 9, 62. Deborah Demerry deposed with Eli in 1702. DANIELS. 3 JAMES. Add His mortg. to DENMARK. 1 JAMES. Line 17. Add One Wm. Ardell Feb. 1689-90 was proved by Abigail D. m. Ephraim Newhall in Lynn witness 5 Mar. 1697-8. 12 Dec. 1716. DAVIS. 4 DAVID. Line 1. For John Lang DENNEN. See Tenney(2). read one Lang (see 9). DENNETT. See Wincoll(2). 6 EMANUEL. Line 7. For Newton read 2 ALEXANDER. Line 8. For (Mason) read New Town. Line 10. Add Both deposed (Man son). in Boston 22 July 1714. DENNIS. 1 DAVIS. Poss. David Davis (4)? 8 HOPKIN. See Ancestry of Charles Stin- 6 LAWRENCE. Line 19. Change Mary to son Pillsbu'ry and John Sargent Pills- Sarah and after Pitman add (4). bury, by Mrs. Mary Lovering Holman, DENTT. See Sanborn(4). (1938), 2: 835. DERMER. Omit 1 EDWARD. The 1661 14 JAMES. Line 42. Add Phebe, b. 19 Apr. wit. was (3). 1706, m. Abraham Matthews(6). Elea­ DIAMOND. 3 JOHN. Last line. Add Wil­ zer, b. 5 Oct. 1709, not in will. liam. 18 MAJOR §$*JOHN. DICER. Line 1. After Salem add in May 1679 master of lighter -Endeavor- bring­ 20 JOHN. Lines 3-4. Omit in 1680 he was ing shipment to the Littlefields. Line 13. com. Capt. of the Troop. Line 5. Omit For Joseph James read Wm. James(9) at List 50. Wells. 24 JOHN. Lines 1-2. He was appar. not an DILL. 2 DANTEL. Line 6. After 1699 read Ensign, and the juryman 1683 was his m. 1st Benjamin Hutchins(2), m. 2d father. Philip Carey. 29 JOHN. Line 11. For Harris read Haines (see 2). DO AKS'. See Phipps(5). 38 JOSEPH. Line 2. For wid. read dau. DOCKHAM. Line 13. For Sarah read Sarah (Nolar) Story (see Knowles 6). 40 MOSES. Line 45. Omit the period betw. DODDRIDGE. Add The will of one Richard after and List. Tucker of Stogumber, co. Somerset, 1646, 47 ROBERT. Line 5. Read England; in named John D. a legatee and was wit. by 1658 sold lot to Thos. three Doddridges. 58 THOMAS. Line 1. After Sec. add (N. DOE. 1 JOHN. Line 1. Add ±16 in Nov. H.). 1685. 786 3 SAMPSON. See Stevens(9). Line 12. For DUGGEN. 1 DANTEL. Add Taxed 1688- one read Nicholas and for Smart read 1691. See Jones(21). Swett(5). DULEY. Last line. For bigamy read incest. DOLE-EE. 2 NICHOLAS. See Dow's Hamp­ DUMMER. 2 SHUBAEL(l). ton, ii: 675. DURGLN. 2 WLLLIAM. Line 14. After DOLLEN. 2 JOHN. Lines 26-27. For Dau. verif. add but the Toppan ms. gives mar. etc. read Margaret, m. 22 Aug. 1687 of F. D. and S. M. that date. Richard Wild (Middlesex Co. record) and DURHAM. 1 HUMPHREY. Line 9. After had a s. Richard. Sarah, add apprent. to Robt. Snell of Bos­ DOLLOFF. Line 7. For Miriam Moulton read ton in Dec 1679. Line 12. After Anne, read Rachel Moulton (see 16). apprent. by Boston selectm. to John Corn- DOLSON, Charles. See Wotton(2). ball, Apr. 1679. DONNELL. 1 HENRY. Lines 26-27. For DURRELL. 2 PHILIP. Last line. Omit Jane Topp, etc., read See Topp and Me. Dau. m. Joshua Purington. See Puring­ P. & Ct. Rec. ii: 94. ton^). 5 THOMAS. Lines 17-19. After were read DYER. 6 JOHN. Line 12. Omit Holbrook, Johnson Harmon, Lt. Austin, Josiah dau. of Samuel. See American Genealo­ Black, John Harmon, John Cole, Timothy gist, 15: 50. iy THOMAS (Dier). See Moore(8). Day, Nicholas Cane, Thos. More, also Benj. 2 Donnell who was killed (Mass. Arch. 71: EARTHY. Add In Salem ct. 1711, Mary and 429). Anna E. succ. sued Philip English for poss. of land. DORE. 2 RICHARD. Lines 13-15. Omit from and m. 2d through co. Glouc, Eng. EASTWICK. Line 14. After Catherine, add DOW. 1 DANIEL. Line 10. Add Daniel. see Randall(4). EBURNE 1. Line 2. Omit b. ab. 1669. Her See Jewett Gen. i: 84. a e DOWLING. Add Taxed 1690. g > by depos., 67 in Dec. 1736, was DOWNES. 4 RICHARD. Line 32. See understated. See Holland(7). Thompson(8). EDES. Add He m. at Marbleh. 21 Dec. 1691 9 (WILLIAM, MR., in Folsom, 110. Mr. Ann Homan (see 2, who was at his Cape Edm. must have been misread Mr. Wm.) Porpus house 1702). DOWNING. 2 JOHN. Line 36. After Nel­ EDGERLY. 1 THOMAS. Lines 1-2. Omit son add He was 64 in 1758. an apprent. under Capt. Isaac Johnson DRAKE. 9. Omit entirely. of Roxbury. DRAPER. 3 NATHANIEL. Line 7. After EDMUNDS. 2 JOHN. Line 2. 'Mary (his wid. add Esther. Line 10. For one Stev­ wife ?)' killed by Inds., was appar. dau.- in-law of (2), wife of (5), and mo. of his ens read Wm. Stevens(24). Line 21. After 6 ch. all bap. 11 Aug. 1695. She was presum. 1736; add by depositions in 1791 she d. ±37 Mary Hinkson(7); see Westbrook(l). years since in 94th year. DREW. 4 FRANCIS (also de Rue). 3 ROBERT. See Kelly (10). 6 JOHN. Line 30. Omit 17 Jan. 1753. 4 ROBERT. See Foxwell (1), Shippen, Wil­ liams (12). Just come from Va. in 1674. 9 JOHN. Line 6. Benj. Hanson, jr., wrote 5 THOMAS. See John(2) in additions. to Lt. Moses Wingate 2 July 1745: EDWARDS. 7 MALACHI. See Gorges (7). 'Your brother John Drew was killed by 11 STEPHEN. Line 1. For Robert read lightning in the month of May,' yet rec­ ords show that Lt. Wingate's sis. Abigail Richard. m. Andrew Spinney(2). ELBERSON. See Meader (4). DRISCO. 5 JOHN. Lines 5-9. After daus. ELBRIDGE. 1 GILES. Line 9. After Rob­ substitute ch. of John and Sarah rec at ert read m. 2d Mary Hooke(3); Wells: Sarah, b. 4 May 1683, m. Sylvanus ELDRLDGE. See Y. D. 12: 312. Nock(3). John, b. 28 Dec. 1686. Mercy, b. ELKINS. 4 GERSHOM m. 15 May 1667 25 June 1688, m. Timothy Conner. By trad. Mary Sleeper(3). (Wentworth Gen.) the bro. went away un­ 9 OLIVER. See Essex Inst. Hist. Coll., heard from, and their mo., an Emerson, was Oct. 1938, p. 317. English. ELLINS. 1 ANTHONY. Line 11. Read 6 For JOSEPH read JOHN(8?) m. Mary (contract 17 Oct. 1685, recorded 13 Oct. Getchell, etc. Lines 4-5. After Bruns­ 1691). wick read Reasonably he was son of (8) and ELLIOT. 4 RICHARD. Line 14. For 1711 his w. the Mary Getchell in Exeter ct. 1710. read 1716 (by orig. rec). See Salisb. records for 6 ch. 1710-1722, incl. EMERSON. 3 JOHN. Lines 16-17. Omit Joseph, m. Elizabeth, etc. Margery, m. Simeon Fernald. DROWNE. 1 LEONARD. See Cawley(2) EMERY. See Romsey records, N. E. Reg­ and additions. ister 89: 376. 787 EMMONS. 2 JOSEPH. Line 16. Add'Mary FOLGEE, Dorcas (Foulger) and Henry Emmons, old widdow' adm. Hampt. Falls Moulton, wit. Nathl. Batchelder to Ch. 13 Apr. 1735. Thos. Sleeper 1660. ENDICOTT. 2 JOHN. See Bagworth in FOLSOM. 6 NATHANIEL. Line 22. For additions. Rollins read Norris. EPPS. 1 DANIEL. See Pierce (4). 9 SAMUEL. Line 6. For 1664 read 1663. ERRINGTON. Add From Cambridge, br. of Line 7. After 1664 add (Bell's Exeter).

Ann (Errington) Parker(4). FOED. 2y2 JAMES (Forde). See Burgess. ESTOW. See Moulton (21). 7 EOBEET, here 1672 (Me. P. & Ct. Eec. ii: EVANS. 8 JOHN. Line 26. For Abs. read 247). Also. FOSS. 1 JOHN. Line 11. After 1700, add 10 JOSEPH. Lines 19-20. After 1717, read See Marden(2). Line 28. Add See Neale Hayes in will, prob. m. Paul Hayes, s. of (8). John(3 jr.). Mary, b. 6 Mar. 1720-1, Twom- FOWLER 1 LUDWIG. See Whidden(2). bly in will. FOX. 5 THOMAS. Add Still at Saco 1676, 12 EOBEET. Line 23. After Esq. add Jo­ drunk. seph, b. 4 June 1682. FOYE. 2 JAMES. Line 29. Omit (Wallis). 13 EOBEET. Line 8. For Ann read Mary. FEEEMAN. 1 ANTHONY. See Beverly Eecords and Hall(20) for 2 wives 16 WILLIAM. See N. H. Hist. Soc. Col. 1: FEEESE. 1 JAMES. Line 22. After 1725 255-257 add (Maiden rec). FABYAN. 3 *JOHN. Line 17. For one FEENCH. 8 THOMAS. Line 2. For 1672 Walker read William Walker(5). read 1686 (List 330a). FAENSEY. See Ferniside. (FEENCHMAN), Henry, List 356j. FERNISIDE. See Farnsey. FEOST. 6 JOHN. He m. at Brixham, co. FIELD. 4 JOHN. Lines 9-10. For Eliza­ Devon, 2 Dec. 1643, Eose, dau. of Leon­ beth Treworgy (Samuel) read Elizabeth ard and Elizabeth Cruse. See Hist, of York (Treworgye 6) Parker. ii: 71. FIFIELD. See American Genealogist, 15: FEYE. 1 ADEIAN. Line 7. For Robert read 218. John (9). 1 BENJAMIN. Lines 11-12. After clerk. FULLER 1 GILES. Line 13. For 1676 read read He m. 1st one Abigail, m. 2d by 1711 1673. Martha Andrews of Ipsw., m. 3d Mary FURBER 1 JETHRO. Lines 2-3. Omit Webster (7). 2 + 2 + 8 ch., incl. Elizabeth, sentence He m. 19 Oct. etc. and read He m. b. 25 Nov. 1698, m. Hezekiah Sleeper(l) early Amy (Cowell 2) Sherburne (see 5). and Jonathan Webster. Line 13. After 2 WLLLIAM. Last line. After 1688 add and Dorothy add (Fifield). Line 16. After 1676 July 1690. Add See Winslow(7). read was prob. Mary, and m. Daniel Bean GARDNER. 1 CHRISTOPHER. Line 9. For (1). Last line. Read Abigail, m. 1715 1650 read 1640. Humphrey Holt. 7 RICHARD. Add Taxed '& house,' 1714-5. 4 WILLIAM. Line 8. For 8 ch. read 10 kn. GARLAND. See Briar(6) in additions. ch. Line 11. Read John, liv. Newbury, GERMAN. See Willey in additions. w. Anne. Ch. GERRISH. 7 RICHARD. See Mary Part­ FLETCHER 4 JOHN. Add He sold 1 a. in ridge^). Portsm. to John Odiorne 14 Feb. 1675; w. GIBBONS. 1 AMBROSE. Line 24. For Joyce ack. with him 1 Mar. 1675-6 (N. H. Rebecca read Elizabeth. Deeds 3: 111a). Her Lists 331a, 335a. Not GILES. 6 MARK. Line 4. After Sarah add in his will. Line 12. Omit Wife Joane, not (see Twombley 2). named in will. 9 THOMAS. Line 9. For Capt. read 2d 6 JOYCE. Omit entirely. Mate. FLOOD. y JAMES, with Arthur Hoddy, GILMAN. 10 JOHN. Line 27. After Han­ 2 nah add (Towle 5) ? 5 Sept. 1687, wit. delivery of 8 small 12 JOHN. Line 33. For 1823 read 1723. iron guns and all yards and topmasts be­ GLLNES. Lines 5-6. Cancel wife not found longing to ship -Johanna- of Portsm. (P. and read He m. Elizabeth, wid. of John Severet, master) to Mr. Butler, sent by Eand(3 jr.). Add William, 'jr.' in 1731. Col. Dongan to receive it. (C. H. Batchelder.) GODFREY. 5 JOSEPH. Line 1. For Jos. FOGG. 2 JAMES. Line 17. After 1749 read read John. Deborah Moulton; GOE. See Gove and Gee. 6 SETH. Line 3. After 1756. read She was GOOCH. 5 JOHN. Line 7. After (5) add or Sarah ShaW(2) acc. to Dow's Hampton, oldest dau. of Abraham Preble (1). Last but see Eeg. 26: 76. Line 13. -David- Fogg; line. After (6) add named for Nathaniel see Dearborn(2) in additions. Preble? 788 GOODRIDGE. 3 JEREMIAH. Line 14. For Tucker(16) whose w. was more reasonably were two read was a son. Omit all refer­ an unrec. half-sis. Sarah. ence to Philip (lines 14-17) and see American GWTNN. Line 10. After Mountfort add and Genealogist, 13: 216; 16: 44. Hatch (2) in additions. 5 JOSIAH. Add His will, 1759-1760; ch: HAINES. 1 AQUTLA. Line 2. For Mat­ Benjamin, John (dec), Hannah Glass, thew read Matthews. Deborah, Sarah Grant, Mary Spencer, Eliza­ HALEY. 1 ANDREW. Line 20. After Eliz­ beth Nason, Christian Seymour, Abigail abeth, add (called 99 in 1765; see Hoyt Burbank, and gr.s. John Pitts. and additions). GOODWIN. 2 ABIEL. Line 3. After Hep- HALL. 3 ISAAC. Line 2. After 1731 add sibah read (Preble 2). Susanna and Nathaniel Parker. See GOSLING, Capt. Edward, master of -Black Parker(16). Was Isaac the adopted child? Cock- 1676, Thos. Deverson one of the 13 JOSEPH. Line 19. After March add (4). seamen. See Henderson(4). Line 23. For (9) read (6). GOSS. 3 ROBERT. Line 7. Omit one and 23 RALPH. Line 19. After ch. read Thos. after Lydia add Sanborn(7). Hall was named with her in 1710. GOTT. 2 DANIEL. Add a York witn. 1707. HAM. 5 JOHN. Line 15. After Thomas add GOVE. 1 EBENEZER. Line 12. See Moul­ (b. 3 May 1705). Line 18. After Mercy ton (11) in additions. Line 13. For in add (see Bond 4). Line 19. After Dorcas add read 20. (m. John Bichards 1 Dec. 1723). 2 EDWARD. Line 40. For one read Lt. HAMMOND. 2 JONATHAN. Lines 27-29. Moses. Jonathan. In the Fogg Coll. (Maine GOWELL. Line 23. After Mary read Wit. Hist. Soc.) is a letter dated Portsm., 24 Apr. the Phipps-Cutts mar. contract 1699. 1711, from Penhallow(2) to Col. Noyes, en­ Lines 25-26. After Sarah cancel rest of sen­ closing a letter just received from York tence and read Chase by father's will, m. with news that Isaac Cloyes of Wells and early Thos. Chase of Yarmouth, Mass., whose Jonathan H., jr., who were plowing for his br. Capt. Jonathan C. m. Sarah Green (see fa., were killed by Ind. yesterday. 15) in Barnstable 1709. See N. E. Reg. 87: HANCE. Line 5. After Walton add on Great 131-2. Island. GREELY. 3 THOMAS. Lines 16-19. The HANSCOM. 2 THOMAS. Line 21. Alice. wife and son given to Thomas belong to See John Metherell. John. HARDING. 1 ANNE. See Herdin. GREEN. 12 JOHN. Add Also poss. father HARDY. 6 GEORGE. Add Dau. Mary, b. of (13). Newb. 2 Feb. 1692-3 (see 7). The wid. 13 JOHN. Lines 1-3. Omit s. of Richard mar. 2d Benjamin Poore. Tozer's w. Judith and gr.s. of Robt. Blott 9 THEOPHILUS. Add Will, of Exeter, cord­ of Boston. Poss. he was son of (12), altho wainer, 29 Oct.—19 Nov. 1754; w. Sarah nothing indicates the w. Julian was his mo. and ch: Biley, Dudley, Theophilus, Samuel, 15 JOHN. Line 12. After Sarah, add See Mary, w. of Bichard Smith, jr. Gowell in additions. HARFORD. 2 NICHOLAS. Line 15. For 28 WLLLIAM. Add Poss. m. Mary, wid. of 1758 read to Mar. 1769 (Master Tate's John Libby (5). Diary). Line 19. Stephen. See Wentworth GREENLAND. See Mary Pierce(8). (1)- GREENLEAF. 5 STEPHEN. See Essex HARPER, William, removed from the Deeds 33: 212. Line 11. Cancel sentence -Joanna- in 1687, he 'pretending he was beginning One Stephen and read Stephen of aboard to keep poss. for Mr. Severett.' See York, parentage untraced, m. Mary Macress Flood. 7 Oct. 1712 in Newbury where ch. rec. 1713- HARRIS. 16 NATHANIEL, s. of John and 1720 (first one Enoch), and four more in Bridget of Rowley. See Ancestry of York. They were of Montsweag 1755 (Essex Bethia Harris, (W. G. Davis), p. 14. Deeds 99: 384). 19 SAMUEL. Add See Hannah Harris, in GRIFFITH. 4 HANNAH. See Greely(3) will of Richard Martyn(15), 1692-3. in additions. HARRISON. 2 ABRAHAM. Lines 3-4. GRINDAL. See Pepperell. Line 4. After After Hannah add (Rankin). (1, 2). add Dau. Elizabeth hap. at Hamp­ HARRY. See Morgan(7). ton Falls 28 Aug. 1720. HART. 10 WILLIAM. Line 2. For Great GROTH. Line 16. Omit all after 5 ch. rec. Isl. read Gerrish's Isl. GROVER. See History of York (Banks), HARVEY. 7 MIRTH. Mirth Harvey=Me- 2- 55 servey? GUNNISON. 2 HUGH. Line 30. Sarah, b. 15 THOMAS. Line 10. After £6625 add old 1637-8, was appar. too old to m. Lewis tenor. 789 HASKINS. 6 WXLLIAM. Line 40. John. HOLLAED. See Marriner(l), Pastree, By an unrec. deed, ack. bef. Thos. Giles, Phipps(l). J. P., 18 Jan. 1687, John Hoskins, fisherman, HOLLEY. See Perry (4). and w. Buth of New Harbor, sold ±1 a. of HOLMAN. 2 DANTEL. See Homan(l). mead, at Long Cove to Wm. Case; witnesses, HOLMES. 6 EOBEET. See Pennell(2). Nathl. Welsh, John Starkey. HOMAN. 1 DANIEL. See Holman (2). HATCH. 2 JOHN. Line 26. After Eliza­ 2 DOWNING. See Edes in additions. beth add (presum. Gwin, m. at Boston 11 HOOKELY. Printed on p. 321. July 1712). Line 30. For poss. read prob. HOPKINS. 3 EDWARD. E. H., mariner, Line 31. After 1713 add as he d. 21 Mar. Portsm., 12 Dec 1737, ag. 45 (N. Y. Gen. 1773, ag. 60. Line 32. After Mary read (Sum­ &Biog. Rec, 47: 256). ner, mar. 8 Aug. 1742) was liv. 1752; he m. HOPLEY. See Stevens (9). 2d by 1754 Alice Knight (10). HORNABROOK, John, was a tanner, buy­ HAYES. 3 JOHN. Line 20. An adult Bob­ ing skins from Ind. ert Haze '(Egrotus?)' was bp. 26 July HORNE. 4 THOMAS. Line 5. For Pud­ 1724 by Bev. Caleb Cushing of Salisb. dling read Pudding. HEALY. 2 SAMUEL. Lines 11-12. Change HOENEY. See Staekpole's Durham 2: 215. 1688-9 to 1687-8 and 1690-1 to 1689 (Top- HOUNSELL, Edward, wit. a Jocelyn-Oak- pan ms.). man deed with Wm. Clay in Aug. 1668. HEABD. 3 JAMES. Line 16. Abigail. See HOYT. Line 25. After 298. read 'Mrs. Eliz. Wittum(l). Hight, ag. 99, d. in Newington the first 5 JOHN. Line 38. For dau. read granddau. of the week beginning 24 Feb. 1765. She HEABL. 5 WILLIAM. Line 14. For Land­ was m. four times, had 8 ch. and about 300 ers-Turner read (Landers) Turner. gr.ch. and great gr.ch. (N. H. Gazette.) HELME. See The Marbury Ancestry (Col- HUCHES? He was evid. the wit. (Huchins) ket, 1936), pp. 25-26. Priscilla Went­ to Rev. Timothy Dalton's codicil, who worth was a 2d wife and prob. not mo. of (Huching) released all debts to the Dalton Christopher. est. in 1662. HENDERSON. 2 JOHN. Line 2. For Keel HUCKINS. 4 ROBERT. Line 5. For Geo. read Neel (orig. rec). (C. H. Batchelder.) Parkinson read Wm. Parkinson (Per­ HERDEN. See Harding(l). kins 24). HEWETT. 7 NICHOLAS. Omit entirely HUCKTS. For 359c read 359a. and see corrections of List 267a. HUGGLNS. 3 JOHN. Line 7. After Han­ HICKS. 4 MICHAEL. Lines 2-3. W. Sarah, nah read (Buckley by descendants, Bur­ dau. of Thos. Walford, a case where pee or Burkbee by Jewett's 'Early Settlers compilers disagree. C. T. L. considers the of Rowley'). 1699 q.c proof that Sarah was a Walford HUGHES. 2 CLEMENT. Line 16. For liv. dau. S. N. favors Sarah Peverly(2) who 1734 read died 1739. could speak of her mo. by her maiden name. HULL. 4 ISAAC. Line 1. 1665 (Banks HELL. 9 JOHN. Lines 26-28. For ?Lydia rec.) must be error. 1685? etc. read Lydia, adm. Greenland Ch. 1728, HUMBER. 1 EDWARD. See Hist, of Wey­ m. 1st Michael Hicks (see 4) and in 1755 mouth (Chamberlain), 3: 301. HUNKING. 3 JOHN. Line 14. For 2d read was w. of Daniel Allen of Stratham, with a last. Mr. C. H. Batchelder questions if dau. Elizabeth Hicks. she did not have a Foye husband bef. mar­ 18 SAMUEL. Line 4. For fa.-in-law read rying Hunking. gr.fa.-in-law (Williams 35). HILLIARD 1. Line 2. After 71 change com­ 9 WILLIAM. Line 15. Omit presum. Add ma to period. Capt. Mark d. 11 Sept. 1782 in 83d yr.; HILTON. 20 WILLIAM. Line 23. Omit only 3 daus. survived (newspaper rec). sentence beginning Appar. she was Anne Line 23. For Henry read Edward. Parsons. HUNNEWELL, 3 ISRAEL. Lines 20 22. Mr. Clarence A. Torrey, genealogist and HINKSON. 1 PETER. Line 31. Add See Willing (2). Spofford desc, considers that there is no 6 SIMON. Line 13. Omit (poss. sister). evid. of a 2d wife and that Mary (Spofford) was only wife and widow. 7 THOMAS. Line 8. Mary. See Edmunds 5 JOHN. Line 24. Omit Abial. Abial was in additions and Westbrook(l). b. bef. her mother's mar. to Hunnewell HOBBS. See Mashon. and was prob. illegit. Special provision was HODDY. 2 JOHN. Lines 20-22. See Plais­ made for her (no surname) in will of her ted^). gr.fa. Harris, and she was appar. nameless HOLLAND. 7 THOMAS. One T. H. of Pis­ until she m. Abel Tryon. (Aír. Donald L. cataqua, sailor, 27 July 1705, ag. 35 (Ad­ Jacobus.) miralty Eecords). 9 ROGER. See Moore(15). 790 HUNTRESS. 2 GEORGE. Line 14. Mer­ 21 JOSEPH. Line 4. Omit John Bly called rill is Merritt in the orig. record. him ' the negro.' HURST. 1 JOHN. One Rachel Hirst and 24 PETER. Line 6. Omit (John). See dau. from Saybrook were warned at Moulton(16). Boston 1717. JONES. 8 DANIEL. See (55) below. HUSSEY. 1 CHRISTOPHER. See Chase's 39 STEPHEN. Line 15. Read Stephen. Hist, of Haverhill, pp. 38, 60, 72. Line 55 WLLLIAM. See Perry (4). The deeds from Wm. Perry to Jeremiah Jones in 36. Read Huldah for Hannah. 1753, and Daniel Jones(8) to Hugh Reed in HUTCHINS. See Huches in additions. 1710, were recorded together. I DAVID. See Pettigrew. 60 WILLIAM. Line 3. For Mason read HUTCHINSON. 3 ELIAKIM. See Phipps Nason. (7)- JORDAN. 1 DOMINICUS. Lines 57-59. II SUSANNA. Line 10. Omit Thomas and. Omit all after He m. and read 1st Dorothy Line 11. Omit (b. 1631 and 1635). Hill (Ebenezer); m. 2d, int. 13 Aug. 1753, IRELAND. 2 PHILIP. See Randall(17). Mary (Sawyer) Randall, wid. of Stephen IRISH. 2 WILLIAM. Add Appraised Peter (4), who d. 10 May 1796, ag. 91. 7 ch. Adams's est. 1672. JOSE. 1 CHRISTOPHER. Line 14. For (3) ISLINGTON. 1 BENJAMIN. He wit. a read (4). Pickering fam. deed in 1692. KEENE. 2 NATHANIEL. Line 30. For JACKSON. 5 DR. GEORGE was bp. at Kit. Proctor read Crocker. 1718, 'not knowing whether he has been.' KELLY. 11 ROGER. Called of Newcastle 9 JOHN. Lines 23-24. After daus: read in 1709. Salome. Line 25. After farm); read Mar­ 12 ROGER. Lines 13-17. Births of Hold- garet. ridge, Mary, Esther and Roger, are rec. 14 JOHN, aged 59 or 60 in Jan. 1698-9. Line at Hampton, but Mary as b. 'att Exeter' 26. For Beek read Beek(4), who d. 15 and Roger's parents were 'of Exeter.' May 1776, ag. 82. KENNICUM Add Living 1741. 18 SAMUEL. Lines 13-14. Omit 2d mar. to KENNTSTON. 5 JOHN. Line 21. After Lavers(2). See Ayers(7) in additions. James add ±26 in Dec. 1696. JACOB. 614 LYDIA. See Moody(3), Tuck- KING. 11 RICHARD. Line 2. For Cham- er(ll). pering read Clampering. JANDERS? Jandes? See Sanders(l). 15 WILLIAM. Line 2. For W. H. read W. K. JANVRIN. 1 JOHN. See Hurd's Hist, of KIRKE. 2 HENRY. Line 27. After 335a. Rockingham and Strafford Counties, p. read Admn. in N. H. to s.-in-law John 346. Libby 30 Aug. 1728. JEFFREY. 1 BARNABY. Line 3. For KNIGHT. 10 JOHN. Line 6. After 1766. may or may not have read evidently. add Wid. Elizabeth d. 13 May 1770, ag. 81. 7 JAMES. He was agent unto Mr. Sampson 14 RICHARD. See Paul (2). Sheafe of Boston in N. H. for several 19 SAMUEL. Line 1. For 1699 read 1689. years bef. 1683. Line 4. For 1719 read 1706. Line 15. For Thomas read Samuel. (Mrs. Line 6. Omit (?) before Cyprien. Line 7. Mary Lovering Holman.) KNOWLTON. 2i/ EZEKIEL (Nolton), Omit if a son. Line 20. Add See his Journal 2 for 1724 in Essex Inst. Coll. 36: 331, and List 267b. statement that his fa. James was b. 10 LADD. 1 DANIEL. Line 25. For 1715 read Mar. 1676 in par. of St. Agnes, co. Cornwall. 1815. JENKINS. 11 ROWLAND. One Rowland LAKE. I14 JAMES, Y. D. 1: 8-9. was at Salem in Mar. 1693, ±20. LAMB. 4 ROBERT. In 1690 Richard JENNER. 2 THOMAS. See N. Y. Gen. and Chamberlain, R. L., Wm. Partridge and Biog. Record 47: 114, for his will and John Rawling, gent., were attorneys for ano. dau. Rebecca Bean. John Tufton Mason. JENNERY. Was this man Lambert Genere, LAMPREY. 1 BENJAMIN. Lines 21-23. Dedham, 1636? Hannah. The Toppan ms. agrees with JENNESS. 1 FRANCIS. Line 13. For Dow as to her husband, and Dow did not John White read Nathan White (18). use the Toppan data. Line 23. For Hannah Mason read Mary 3 HENRY. He is first seen in Hampt. 20 Mason (see 7). Dec. 1660 when town ord. him notified JOHNSON. 7 EDMUND. See Woodin(l). that he would not be received as an inhabi­ tant. The Toppan ms. has the early trad, 11 FRANCIS. Line 28. For Madbury read given by Dow, and more. Hanbury. LAND ALL 1. See Nathaniel Pike(5). 14 JAMES. Line 5. For ord. at Dover read LANE. 3 JAMES. Line 28. For W. Rachel ordinary by Dover ct. read Wife Abigail Stevens (see 19). 15 JAMES. See Y. D. 15: 116. 791 LANGDON. 2 TOBIAS. Line 31. After LOVERING. See Sealy(9), Smith(41). Gen. add She was Elizabeth Butler in LUOY. 1 BENJAMIN. Line 14. For one 1754 (her uncle Capt. Joseph's deed). Line read William. 62. For W. Sarah read Wife Kezia True. LYDE. 2 ALLEN. Line 4. After Mercer. Line 64. After Mary add (Hall). Line 65. add Elener Loid d. 23 Apr. 1697 (Pt. of Omit sentence beginning He had m. Graves). LANGLEY. See Kent(3). LYFORD. 3 THOMAS. Line 14. After (b. LARBABEE. 3 SAMUEL. See Bish in ad­ 1738). add But see will of Edward Fifield ditions. 1765, dau. Dorothy Lyford and her ch. LAEY. 2 JEBEMY and 4 JOHN. By the Thomas, Mary, Elizabeth. orig. record ' Jer.' Larye of County Cork LYNN. 1 EPHRAIM. Line 22, After 1672. m. Hannah (Leighton) Tout. add Called mariner, when he gave p/a. LASH. 1 NICHOLAS. Line 8. Omit (pre­ dated Portsm., 24 Dec. 1674, to trusty friend sum.) and see Copps Hill bur. records. John Pickering of Piscataqua, in case pend­ This Eobt. wit. the will of Wm. (line 21). ing with Mr. Francis Tucker. LA VEES. 2 JACOB. Line 16. See Ayers LYON. 2 WILLIAM. See Cass (2) in addi­ (7) in additions. tions. LEACH. 2 JAMES. Line 21. It is suspect­ MACE. 4 REUBEN. One Eeuben Meas of ed (by C. H. Batchelder) that '3d son' is Portsm. and Elizabeth Greenough of misreading for 'sd son' (N. H. Probate 1: Boston pub. int. in Boston 3 Oct. 1726. 423). Lines 21-28. See Mansfield(l, 3). MAHON. See Matthews(4). LEADER. 2 BICHABD. He was of Boston MALLETT. 1 HOSEA. Line 15. For d. 8 Aug. 1650, ag. 41. read w. 3 THOMAS. Line 10. After exee. add She MARCH. 4 ISRAEL. Line 15. After 1718; d. at Hampt. 26 May 1657. add and Stephen, 'son off Doctor LEAR. 3 TOBIAS. Line 15. Omit there Marches,' was bp. in 1720 (Hampt. Falls). being but two ch. MARCHARTT. See Aldrich(l). LEIGHTON, Layton. Also Laighton, par­ MARSTON. 2 EPHRAIM. Line 7. After ticularly in Portsm. (1). add He d. 10 Oct. 1742, ae. 90. 4 JOHN. Line 26. See Lary (2, 4) in addi­ Revoked will of June 14, 1715, is preserved. tions. (C. H. Batchelder.) 8 THOMAS. Line 19. Read Deborah; that 3 ISAAC. He liv. in No. Hampt., also his s. yr., ag. 61. Line 27. After Nathl. add Caleb and four later generations. (C. H. Meader. Batchelder.) LEWIS. 8 JOHN. See Bedding (1). MARTIN. 12 MICHAEL. Lines 21-22. Mr. 9 JOHN. Lines 2-3. Omit (Ct. June 1699). Libby, a Martyn descendant, thinks LIBBY. 1 ANTHONY. Line 16. Abraham. Michael, bap. 1722, was son of (18), who He m. 14 Jan. 1713 Sabina Philbrick(5). was unackn. son of (12) and (5) and an­ Line 35. Jacob. He m. 29 Oct. 1719 Sarah cestor of the mulatto fam. of Portsm. Marston (8). MASHON. Add Poss. the John (Mashon, 3 DAVID. Lines 30-33. Omit rest of sentence, Mashoone, etc.) drunk in Essex Co. 1679, 'or 6 if Elizabeth was one,' etc. d. there by Sept. 1680 (inquest), who is 4 HENBY. Line 36. James. He m. 16 Mar. called a Meacham and given desc. by Mr. 1738 Abigail Larrabee. J. W. Greene, called a single man and not a 6 JOHN. Line 62. After but omit see (3) Meacham by Mrs. Mary Lovering Holman and read incl. Elizabeth of Bid. who m. (N. Y. Gen. & Biog. Bee, vols. 65 and 69), Abraham Townsend 17 Nov. 1743. MASON. 14 PETER Line 14. Before m. LIGHT. 3 JOHN. Line 18. After 1677-8; add Tibbetts 14. add m. Thos. Wilson(4). 17 BOBEBT TUFTON. Line 10. After LIGHTFOOT. See Whitefoot. Eobt. add Shadrach Walton's depo. in LITTLEFIELD. 11 FRANCIS. See Moul- July 1738 sets the time as 'upwards of 40 ton(13). Line 39. After 1655 read m. years ago,' when he was lost on voyage from Abraham Tilton (1). N. H. to West Indies. 15 JOHN. Line 21. For Elijah read Eliab. MATTHEWS. 4 DENNIS. See Mahon. Line 26. Add Samuel. 11 PETEB. See Sherburne(5). LOTJGEE. 1 ELLEN. See Scadlock(2). MAVERICK. 2 SAMUEL. Line 12. After LOUELL, Benjamin, Berwick wit. 1696 Amias add (Cole) Thomson(5). (Y. D. 5: 2: 71). Lovellf, Lowell! McCOEMICK. See O'Cormaek. LOVE. 4 JOHN. Add A merchant, going MELCHEB. 2 NATHANIEL. Line 31. For to N. E., 20 Dec. 1689, he was given p/a -Mons- (or Morss?) read Moses (orig. by Gov. Samuel Allen, London, merchant, record). to manage all his affairs in N. E.; proved MILLER 1 ALEXANDER. Lines 31-32. by witnesses in Boston 28 June 1690. For appar. d. s.p. etc. read d. 10 June 1697 792 (Copps Hill), his stone next or near that of NORMAN. 2 WLLLIAM. Line 1. Omit Eobt. Miller's w. Lydia who d. in 1678, ag. Cape Porpus. 32 NORTON. 1 BONUS. Lines 20-21. For MILLS. 3 HENRY. See Miller(4). 1721 read 1719 in each line. 4 JAMES. Line 30. After Patience add 1st NOTT, Edward. See Burgess(4). m. Daniel Low(l jr.), 2d James Worces­ NOWELL. Lines 29-31. After 1740-1 read ter of Falm. and 3d Dennis Larey of Gorham. Patience Hamilton (Gabriel), d. 1 July MITCHELL. 7 JOHN. Line 17. After later. 1761, and she m. 2d Lt. Joseph Swett(5 jr.). add Ag. 59 in Nov. 1750. NUDD. 1 SAMUEL. Line 8. James, m. 2d 15 THOMAS. See Urin(2). Ruth (Waterhouse) Gaines. MOFFATT. 1 JOHN. Line 4. For mo. read O'CORMACK. See McCormick. gr.mo. ODELL. Add T. O., Stratham, will 1779- MOODY. 3 EEV. JOSHUA (Moodey). 1781, w. Mary, 4 ch., 1 gr.son. 6 MAJ. SAMUEL(3) (Moodey). Lines 9-10. ODIORNE. 2 JOHN. Line 21. For an un­ Omit At St. John's Fort, Newfoundland, identified husb. read Nathaniel Hazel- bef. 1725 and. The man at St. John's was tine. (C. H. Batchelder.) an Englishman. 3 JOHN. Note Katherine and Joseph Mead MOOEE. 15 BICHARD. Add For a Eich­ (2). ard, jr., see Warren(3). 7 PHILIP. Add Deliverance O. and Robert 27 WILLIAM. SeeWise(l) for 2d wife and Clement, jr., m. at Great Island 18 Dec. ch. 1690 (Haverhill rec). Clement Gen. 1: 86, MORGAN. 4 JOSEPH. See Wallis(3). calls her prob. dau. of (7). MOBSE. 3 DEBORAH. See Wincoll(2), in­ O'SHAW. 1 DANIEL was constable of dicating that Deborah Morse(3 jr.) was Great Island, 1684. dau. of (9) instead? See Sanders(13), Wall PACKARD. See Pickard. (3). PACKER. 2 THOMAS. Line 23. For ±1699 read 10 Oct. 1699. Lines 24-25. For d. in MOSES. 1 AAEON. Line 15. He d. July Sept. 1738 (2 sons) read who was bur. 20 1713 by probate rec. As to the div. of Oct. and Rebecca, jr., 3 Nov. 1738 (2 sons the est., Mr. C. H. Batchelder makes this surv.); comment: If, as is prob., Aaron was the old­ PAINE. 5 JAMES. Add In June 1738, ±66, est son when his fa. d., he and not James had she depos. that she was once nurse for the double share, and on his death it passed Robert and Katherine Mason's dau. equally to his bros. and sisters. A div. into PALMER. 15 JOSEPH. Line 15. For liv. 7 shares in 1734 therefore requires 7 surv. 1717 read d. 16 Dec. 1717. Line 29. Mary, ch., one more than shown. The change from m. J. M. 22 May 1729. 8 sh. to 7 is more likely to be a correction PARCHER See Rand (3) in additions. of a misapprehension about James' having PARKER. 16 JOHN. Line 24. After Spin­ a double share than of a miscount of the ney add See Hall(3) in additions. ch. or of a death between 1733 and 1734. 26 THOMAS. Line 31. After Benjamin add MOULTON. 1 BENJAMIN. Line 10. For ag. ±70 when bap. at North Ch., Portsm., or read of. 24 June 1750. Line 58. Grace. See Rand 8 JOHN. Line 10. For 1668 read 1666. (3) in additions. 11 JOHN. After d.y. add (Dow's Hampton), PARKIS. Or Parkhurst. but see Mary Moulton, w. of Edward PASTREE. Line 10. For owned read owed. Gove(l), b. 1 Mar. 1700 (Jonathan Swain PEASE. 2 SAMUEL. Line 6. After wid. Record). add See Smith(27), Creber(2), Hist, of 13 JOSEPH. Line 36. For 171- read 1711 Martha's Vineyard 3: 386-7. Proven ch: (orig. rec). Line 53. For N. H. read Samuel whose dau. Ann m. Arthur Bennett Mass. (N. H. Deeds 37: 385). Rebecca, m. Nathl. MYGOOD. Add Jersey man and tavern Stevens by 1740. (Mr. N. W. Davis.) keeper, seen 1718-1720. PENDEXTER. 1 EDWARD. Line 2. After NEALE. See Henderson(2) in additions. 1766 add ag. ±84. 7 NATHAN Neill (Fogg's copy of Hamp­ PENDLETON. 1 BRIAN. Line 38. After ton records), but misreading of Weare? and add 20 Sept. foil., with s. James, both Se G "Wc fir© (6 ^ of Stonington, sold in Newcastle, ack. bef. NICHOLSON. 1 HENRY. See Cotton (2) Pheasant Eastwick; Line 46. Caleb. See in additions. Note also Sarah Cotton, Snawsell. dau. of William(2); Sarah (Cotton) Tread- PENNELL 6. Substitute: THOMAS, Glouces­ well d. 16 Mar. 1770, ag. 68. ter, s. of Philip and Ann (Le Montais) NOBLE. 2 CHRISTOPHER. Line 16. For Pinel of Isle of Jersey, m. 1st Sarah Chise- Avion read Arlon. Line 18. Martha. See more (Chisholm 1), m. 2d her cous. Sarah Warren(9). Duren (Durrell 1). By 1st w. sons Thomas 793 and Clement who m. in Portland 1735, 1742; RICKER. 1 GEORGE. For (2) read (3). by 2d w. 3 ch. rec. at Glouc, incl. ano. ROBIE. 2 ICHABOD. Line 6. After will Thomas of Biddeford and Rachel Clay of read 1753-1757 (d. 15 May 1757 in 93d Bid. and Buxton. (C. T. Libby.) yr.). PEPPERELL. Lines 55-56. For succ. his 3 JOHN. Line 8. After Ruth(5) add and gr.fa. as 2d Baronet read was created John Sanborn(11) whose wife's age at Baronet. death fits the dau. of (3). PERKINS. 6 GEORGE. Add George P. of 5 SAMUEL. Line 4. Ruth. See just above. the Shoals in Axwell Roberts' ledger 31 Line 11. For Jonathan read Joshua. July 1728. Elizabeth P. of the Shoals and ROBINSON. 6 JOHN. Line 7. After Wat­ Thos. Clark jr., int. at Newbury 12 July son, read In 1768 Hunking Wentworth 1715. and Margaret Landell, both over 70, depos. PERRYMAN. See Bell's Exeter, p. 354; that they well rememb. the building of a ho. the first trained lawyer in Ex., b. in in Portsm. in 1711 for Capt. Jno. R. of sd. England 24 Dec. 1692. town, that after he was killed by Ind. his PETERS. Read Peter or Peters. See N. Y. widow lived in said ho. her natural life and Gen. & Biog. Record, 48: 68, 180. after her dec. her son Capt. Daniel R. lived PHLLBRICK. 2 JAMES. Line 35. For 1677 in the same during life, etc. read 1697. 20 , Shoals, had ch. bap. at Hampton 10 WLLLIAM. Lines 11-12. After Salis­ Falls 20 July 1718: John, William, Peter, bury), read He d. 8 July 1732 (gr.st.). James, Samuel, Elizabeth. PICKERING. 5 JOHN. Line 11. After ch: ROMER. See references in vols. 2-3, N. H. add John, d. s.p. 1715-1720. State Papers. PIERCE, Peirce, Pearce. ROSCOE. Add On 9 Sept. 1674 'Anna Risco PIKE. 4 JOANNA. See Williams (24). of Paspetauk now resid. in Boston' as­ 4i/£ JOHN. Add Ch. included (9). signed her legacy from Ruth Dalton to 5 JOHN. Line 30. Omit the period after no. Mary Gee of Ipsw., dau. of 'Hezel elponi PLAISTED. 5 ROGER. See Sargent (3). wood,' Obadiah Wood, atty. to collect it. POLT.EY. 1 EDWARD. Line 17. For Mer­ On 6 June 1679 H. W. gave receipt for rill read Merritt. legacy to 'my sister Hannah Willix' and PRATT. 4 TIMOTHY. See Prout. Francis and Susanna Jones at Great Island PREBLE. 1 ABRAHAM. Line 21. After d. signed an affidavit ab. Anna Risco's maiden add Was she Lydia, w. of John Gooch name. (5)? ROWE. 2 ANTHONY. Lines 25-26. After PRESCOTT. 1 JAMES. Line 25. Toppan fa. read ch: Anthony, Thomas, Joseph, ms. calls her Temperance. John, James, Lazarus, Noah, Martha Noble, PROUT. See Pratt(4), Trowtte. Mary Willey. (C. H. Batchelder.) PUDDINGTON. See Purington. 18 THOMAS. Line 12. After 1723 add and QUINT. See Rowe(18) and additions. Jno. Quint and w. Ann o.c. and had 6 RAGG. See Thompson's Landmarks in An­ ch. bap. 26 Sept. 1736 (See Thompson's cient Dover, p. 214. 'Landmarks in Ancient Dover,' p. 97). RAND. 3 JOHN. Line 31. After 1728 add ROWELLING. Line 2. Add Rollins? (Reg. 24: 360), but should read Parcher. RUSSELL. 11 WILLIAM. Add Mary, dau. (C. H. Batchelder.) of Wm., bap. at Hampt. Falls 7 June RANDALL. 4 JACOB. Line 20. Stephen. 1719. See Jordan(l) in additions. RYMES. Line 10. After 1722 add Mary 6 JAMES. Line 6. For (9) read (10). Clifton bur. 1 Feb. 1744-5 (St. John's, 11 JOSEPH. Line 4. Omit all after appear. Portsm.). (This and the two foil, corrections from SANBORN. 1 BENJAMIN. Line 6. After Hon. Louis S. Cox. See his Cox Families of Tilton add who d. 14 Nov. 1723 (gr.st.). Holderness, 1939.) After Moulton(ll) add and d. 10 Sept. 1757. 14 NATHANIEL(16) instead of (11?). Line SARGENT. 7 STEPHEN. Line 8. After 5. Omit is prob. fraudulent. Eng. add Of Plymouth, ag. 36, he depos. 16 RICHARD. Add Nathaniel. See N. H. 26 Nov. 1644 ab. this ship owned by the late Deeds 17: 223 Richard to s. Nathl., 30 a. Robt. TYelawney and Mr. John Winter gr. from Dover 1694 (deed dated 16 June (High Court of Admiralty Records). and ack. 1 July 1729, recorded 2 July 1730). SCOTT. See Waterhouse(2). Also N. H. State Papers, 9: 161-167. Eliza­ SEVERETT. See Flood and Harper in addi­ beth m. Samuel Willey (5). tions. REMICK. 2 JACOB. Line 20. Omit m. 2d SEWARD. 9 WILLIAM. Add Ag. 70 in 16 Sept. 1722 Mary Wilson. As far as 1758. appears, Elizabeth (Ham) was mo. of all the SHACKFORD. 1 JOHN. Line 24. Omit ch. one. Line 28. Add One Elizabeth Toome 794 m. Eichard Currier 4 Feb. 1750 (St. John's TEDD. Add See Huntington, L. I., Town Ch.). Records, 1: 110. 2 SAMUEL. Line 15. Elizabeth. Add In THOMPSON. 8 ISRAEL. Add Israel, s. of 1758, ag. 71, she depos. ab. the will of Israel Tom Beekman, Shoals, bap. 1720 Col. Henry Sherburne, 'her sister Brad­ (Hampt. Falls Ch. Rec.); John, s. of Israel ford,' 'her son Thomas.' Beekman Thompson, bp. 1727 (Rye). SHERBURNE. 3 HENRY. Line 2. For THRASHER. Lines 9-10. After Buffum. add Glebe read Globe. Line 22. Before Liv. On June 13, 1774, Deborah Harris, wid­ add Both. Line 28. After 2 read m. 2d, ow, and Mary Thrasher, spinster, both of 23 Jan. 1724, Mary Stacy of Marblehead, Newport, R. I., both by mark, q.c. to Nathan who d. 5 July 1729. Ch: Benjamin, Thomas, Winslow their share in the 1773 vote of Mary, bp. at Marbleh. 1725-1729. lands to the heirs of their fa. Henry 6 JOHN. Line 23. For liv. 1759 read who d. (Cumb. Deeds 8: 212). See 'Mason and 10 Feb. 1762, ag. 57. Allied Families,' (1930), p. 63. 8 SAMUEL. Line 28. After (fam. rec.) add TIBBETTS. 5 HENRY. Line 31. For where Ch. rec. give his death 14 July SJC read Ct. Files. 1769, ag. -86- and wid. Jane's 10 June 1778, TILTON. 3 MARY. Mr. C. H. Batchelder ag. -70-. suggests the poss. that she was an illegit. SIMPSON. 1 DANIEL. Line 8. Henry. His dau. of (4). If so, he ack. her, gave her his will, 1760, naming w. Mercy, ch. and name (poss. her mo. d. in child-birth) and gr.ch., and br. Jonathan who was to be sup­ took her with him to Martha's Vineyard, yet ported, ident. him as the husb..of Mercy named a legit, dau. Mary and failed to name (Young). The other Henry made his will the illegit. Mary in his will. 1770, naming w. Sarah, ch. and gr.ch. TOMLIN. 3 RICHARD. Taxed Newc. 1688- 7 JOSEPH. Line 1. For (2) read (3). 1691. 8 THOMAS. Add The s. William m. 22 Apr. TREEWEEK. Add Taxed Strawberry Bk. 1736 Sarah Frost of Newcastle, was of 1688, 1690. Portsm. thereafter and fa. of Capt. Thos. TRIGGS. Add Thomas, his salary over­ Simpson of the -Ranger- tho Remick gives paid 1707 (Portsm. town rec). Lt. Wm. the latter a York parentage. (C. H. Batchel­ Cotton was suffering Triggs and Davis der.) (Richard) to live on his land 1708. John SLOPER. 2 JOHN. Line 10. After ch. add 'Floocher' was paid for keeping 'Gimer' here, but see Timlow's Sketches of (Ann) Trigs in 1725. Southington, Conn., where credited with a TRIPE. Line 12. Sylvanus, b. 9 Oct. 1699 s. Eobert and desc. Lines 10-12. C. H. Batch- (Ipswich rec). Line 25. Thomas. See elder calls John (line 10) an earlier son (prob.) and Mary (line 12) a dau. of Am­ Trickey(2). brose^). This John is prob. the one who m. TUCKER. 26 WIDOW. Line 3. For (21) Hannah Shattuck in Boston in 1735, drop­ read (19). ping from sight bef. a second John was bap.; URIN. 3 JOHN. Line 25. For 1724-5 read and Mary m. 2d one Lucey, altho this rejects 1734. the Thos. Urann—Mary Sloper mar. (Eeg. VEASEY. 2 GEORGE. Line 9. Miriam, m. 64: 16). Jonathan Fifield, br. of Edward (Mr. 3 EICHARD. Line 6. After speeches add Walter Lee Sheppard, jr.). At Hampton early (see Locke 3J4). WALTON. 2 GEORGE. A modern New Line 61. After Sarah add (Salter 3). See Castle town rec. (copied from papers in (2) above. the "trunk") gives births of George 24 SMITH. 29 JOHN. Line 11. After others, Dec. 1702, Shadrach 1 July 1705, John June add drowned 1 Aug. 1692. (Toppan ms.) 1707. John d. s.p. and his br. George was 41 NICHOLAS. Line 23. Ann. Add See deeding his property 1775-1779. Shadrach Clark(23). was of Barnstead 1779. (C. H. Batchelder.) STILEMAN. 2 ELLAS. Line 5. For 1677 WARD. 9 THOMAS. Lines 14, 15. After read 1667. 1655. read Ano. Hannah under 21 in 3 RICHARD. Line 5. After (1) add whose 1678, m. Lt. Joseph Swett(5). mar. to widow of (3) is evid. of no nearer WATSON. 5 JONATHAN. Line 11. For tie. SJC read Ct. Files. Line 19. Omit SJC. SUMMERS. 3 ISAAC was Sumner, not WEEKS. 2 LEONARD. Lines 52, 61, 63 Summers. and SWAIN. 7 WILLIAM. The last 4 ch. were 5 SAMUEL. Line 12. For SJC read Ct. b. as follows: Mehitable, 21. 6. 1683; Files. John, 11.11.1686; Caleb, 13.10.1690; Sarah WHITE. 18 NATHAN. Line 23. After 12 Nov. 1691. Sarah add (Lewis). 795 WTBIRD. 1 JOHN Add John (Vibird), s. WILSON. 4 HUMPHREY. Lines 15, 36. of John and Elizabeth of the Shoals, bp. For SJC read Ct. Files. 19 June 1720 (Ipswich rec). WTNKLEY. 2 SAMUEL. Line 33. After WLTiLETT. 6 THOMAS. Add See also 1739 add Died 23 Apr. 1776, ag. 87. Lines N. Y. Gen. & Biog. Record, 60: 7. 46-47. For she liv. 1762, he in 1770 read he WILLEY. 5 WILLIAM. Line 15. Omit liv. 1770; she d. s.p. 8 Aug. 1781. (German 3) which is unproven. Lines 16- WISE. 1 JEREMIAH. Line 7. After 1756 23. Add But see Bandall in additions. add mentions his wife. WILLIAMS. 7 FRANCIS. Line 9. For YEATON. 2 RICHARD. Richard was eld­ N. H. read north-east. est son. (C. H. Batchelder.) GENEALOGICAL DICTIONARY of MAINE and NEW HAMPSHIRE

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THE SOUTHWORTH-ANTHOENSEN PRESS

PORTLAND, MAINE

1928-1939 PREFACE Nearly twenty years have elapsed since the idea of the Genealogical Dictionary of Maine and New Hampshire, to be prepared and written by Charles Thornton Libby and financed by me, took shape. Certainly no one, except perhaps some particularly gregarious contemporary, has been more familiar with the personalities, activities and life of seventeenth-century Maine than Mr. Libby. That this great store of knowledge should never be­ come available to others, or would have to be reacquired by later students of local history and genealogy, seemed a sad waste. After seven years, much of which time was devoted to the gathering of material from original sources and which Mr. Libby felt could have been extended indefinitely with profit, I felt it wise, if my object of publication was.to materialize, to call a halt to the collection of data, doubtless far short of perfection, and in 1928 the first part of the work appeared. The second part, in the preparation of which Miss Sybil Noyes, a very able Maine genealogist, assisted Mr. Libby, appeared in 1933, and the three succeeding parts in 1936, 1938 and 1939 re­ spectively. It is with mingled feelings of relief and triumph that the work is brought to a conclusion with the issue of these final sheets. Although that title is spread across the top of twenty-eight pages, it will be most unfair to Miss Noyes, and in a less degree to me, to cite the book as "Libby's Genealogical Dictionary." After the publication of Part II, ending with the family of Frye, Mr. Libby abandoned the task, and its completion, involving patient collation of scattered and often inadequate material, genealogical judgment, intensive library work and some original research, fell to Miss Noyes with such aid as I could give her. Mr. Libby wrote the ac­ count of certain families (Gorges, Hutchinson, Jordan, Libby and portions of others) in Part III, and acted as a consultant in problems in which he was known to have a personal interest, but his deep-seated conviction that the book should not be published at all did not make for an entirely happy situ­ ation. Certainly he should not be considered responsible for any genealog­ ical conclusions reached after the time of his withdrawal. To professional and experienced genealogists dilation on the possibility of error is unnecessary. The dictionary contains hundreds of thousands of statements of fact as well as of judgment. Needless to say, some of them are erroneous. We do wish to emphasize, however, that in our opinion the last word has not been said on any of the families herein treated. The deep mine of original and public records was far from exhausted. In some cases, in fact, it was admittedly subjected to a mere surface spading, and concentrated work on one instead of a thousand families may yet produce rich rewards. Thanks are due to many for aid and encouragement. To the late Col. Charles E. Banks, who at the outset turned over his two great manuscript volumes of Maine genealogies, now in the Bangor Public Library. To the late Rev. Everett S. Staekpole, the historian of Kittery. To Charles H. Batchelder, whose knowledge of early New Hampshire genealogy and topography has been invaluable. To the late M. A. C. Shackford, who should have been the historian of Dover. In addition to those who have given valuable aid with their own ancestry, gratitude for more general assistance goes to Mary Lovering Holman, Elizabeth French Bartlett, Donald L. Jacobus, Samuel B. Shackford, Charles W. Tibbetts, Wilbur D. Spencer, George A. Moriarty, Jr., and Clarence A. Torrey. That the dictionary may be of use to genealogists of their calibre is the highest hope that we have for it.

Walter Goodwin Davis

Portland, Maine August 18,1939. EXTRACTS FROM MR. LIBBY'S PREFACES I hope that the time-consuming work on the Lists has not been misspent. Certainly this method saves much space and broadens the vision, acting as an antidote for the narrowing affect of ancestor hunting as sometimes pursued. There is a special reason for this method in Maine. By far the greater part of those who came here removed elsewhere, all the way from Massachusetts to Carolina and the West Indies, and the same was to a large extent true of New Hampshire. I have thought it important to distinguish real men of un­ familiar names, even a name that occurs in our records but once, from mere "shadow men" who never existed except by such errors as misreading obso­ lete or faded handwriting. First and last much historical work has been done by people whose eyesight had failed or who were unfamiliar with ancient records and documents. Even experts blunder in deciphering blind writing of unknown names. If my work results eventually in identifying some of our short-time residents in their future homes, the general course of colonization will become better understood, and, to the point, it may lead to the discovery of now unknown wives and mothers. The resort to citing and indexing, in­ stead of reprinting, more than quadrupled the number of lists practical to use, but this method was confined strictly to books found in all historical li­ braries. It was intended to print civil and military lists for each town unless this had been done in a town history, but the limit of space prevented, after the Saco list was in type. The limit of 1692 set for Savage's Genealogical Dictionary of New Eng­ land is here extended seven years to 1699, and as Vermont was then unsettled the present work amounts to a "Savage" for Northern New England. Beyond this I try to give the marriages and deaths of the third generation, instead of only the births. In rare instances, where it has been necessary to solve problems in the fourth generation in order to keep the earlier genera­ tions straight, the results are printed, but in general only a count of noses can be given of the children of parents married shortly before or after the year 1699. Doubtless the large number of surnames appearing, even for a day, among so small populations as New Hampshire and Maine had in the seven­ teenth century will surprise many. Of these not a few have been handed down in distant parts, but of English surnames that have once existed, it is probable that a large majority are extinct. Those still existing could by easy invention be multiplied a hundred fold. To one who has not slept with the variant pronunciations and spellings (and misreadings) of English sur­ names in former days, one extraordinary variation seems as likely as another, with the result that quite impossible notions are commonly seen in print, whereas an almost incredible divergence may be in strict accord with well established trends. Instances will be found in these pages. EXPLANATIONS The arrangement is mainly the same as in Savage's Genealogical Dic­ tionary of New England except that each head of a family is given a para­ graph and numbered. Under each surname the heads of families are arranged alphabetically, regardless of generations, and the figure following a name refers the reader to the paragraph treating of that person's parentage, not always fully proven. Through each paragraph the names of the children are distinguished by bold face type. A question mark against the number of children does not imply doubt whether the person had children, but how many—usually more. Modern spellings prevailing in New England are used for surnames that have been perpetuated. Such as have become extinct are modernized accord­ ing to the general trend of similar names, whenever it is clear what sound the ancient spelling stood for; otherwise the obsolete spelling is followed, usually with no attempt at cross references. Dates have been modernized when safe to do so. But some dates taken from print do not disclose whether modernized or not, and are copied as found; where important, resort to the original records is necessary in some cases. Quaker records of months, many of them improvised a half-century afterwards, are treacherous. The figures for the relative frequency of New England surnames are reckoned from the 1790 census, after the infusion of Scotch-Irish names but before the more recent multiplication from other countries. The symbols used in "Savage" and in Farmer's Register are used from page 73 onward: §, Governor or President. f, Deputy Governor. J, Assistant or Coun­ cillor. *, Representative. ||, member of the Ancient & Hon­ orable Artillery Company. There is no cross index, partly because the book itself is an index, partly to encourage initiative among beginners in genealogy, who should be made to realize that there were many persons of the same name in old days as now. The place of a cross index is imperfectly supplied by the cross references. TOPOGRAPHY Space has not been taken up for clarifying each reference to a locality, rather assum­ ing a degree of familiarity with New England topography on the reader's part The following table will partly supply deficiencies on either side, but the cutting up of large into small townships, with changes, of names and governments, sometimes involving duplication, makes it necessary to watch one's step, especially because of the course here followed, stating what modern town a man lived in if known, otherwise the ancient town now cut up into many.

Acadia, once French name for Nova Scotia, includ­ Cocheeho, the present town (city) of Dover. ing most of Maine. Cocheeho Point, the tip of Dover on Rollinsford Agamenticus, see York. side. Alna, see Sheepscot. Cold Harbor, Eliot, see Kitterv. Amoriscoggin River, the Androscoggin. Concord, N. H., altered from'Rumford, settled as Andrews' Island, now Cushing's, Casco Bay. part of Massachusetts at Penacook. Arrowsic Island, Newtown under Gov. Andros, set Corbin's Sound, the sound east or south of Ocean off from Georgetown as Arrowsic in 1841. Point, Boothbav. Arundel, Kennebunkport, see Cape Porpus. Cornwall, Sagadahoc. See p. 2. Back Cove, see Deering. Crooked Lane, see Kittery. Back River, the tide water west of Dover Neck; Cumberland, see North Yarmouth. regional name for Madbury. Cumberland Mills, Ammoncongin, see Westbrook Bagaduce, now Castine, Me. Damariscove, Damarell's Cove, see List 8. Ball Island, now Rutherford's, South Bristol. Deering, included Back Cove, Stroudwater, Wood­ Bath, see Georgetown. ford's, Morrill's, set off from Westbrook and Berwick, Newichawannock, Unity Parish. See later annexed to Portland. Kittery. Devonshire, a name for Sagadahoc contemplated Biddeford, Saco so named in 1718, after Bideford, by Mass. just before New York took posses­ co. Devon, England. sion. Black Point, (Prout's Neck), Stratton's Island, Dover, had been called Hilton's Point, Upper Pis­ early regional names for the country between cataqua, Bristol, Northam, before it was in­ Spurwink and Winter Harbor. See Scar­ corporated as Dover in 1640. It included borough. Durham, Newington, Somersworth, Rollinsford Bloody Point, a tax district of Dover, primarily Madbury and Lee. the point in Newington opposite Dover Point, Dover Neck, site of the pioneer town of Dover, now became the chief part of Newington. a farming district. Blue Point, see Scarborough. Dover Point, Hilton Point. Boiling Rock, Portsmouth, Kittery. Dunstan, west Scarborough, named for a hamlet in Braveboat Harbor, see Kittery. Yealmpton, co. Devon. Brentwood, see Exeter. Durham, Oyster River, see Dover. Bride Hill, Hampton, the nearest neighborhood to Eliot, set off in 1810. See Kittery. Exeter, Stratham and Greenland. Eppeford, Merryland (now in Wells), Great Plains, Bristol. Sundry attempts were made to name a Mousam (now in Kennebunk), names designat­ town for Bristol, England. Dover Neck is ing the interior of ancient Wells, from the marked Bristol on an early map. Mr. Maverick bounds of York eastward. called York Bristol. The earliest to endure is Epping, see Exeter. Bristol on the Massachusetts-Rhode Island Exeter, besides Stratham, was divided into New- frontier. Pemaquid was incorporated as Bris­ fields, Newmarket, Brentwood, Epping and tol in 1765. Fremont. Broad Bay, the head of the Muscongus River. Falmouth, Me., "in Casco Bay," lost Cape Eliza­ Brunswick, Pejepscot and Maquoit, incorporated beth, Portland, Westbrook, leaving only that in 1715 and 1788. part east of Presumpscot River. Cape Bonawagon, Cape Newagen, a fishing station Falmouth Foreside, New Casco, the frontage on by 1624, appar. the outer point of Southport. Casco Bay of modern Falmouth. In the Kennebec Purchase map, 1765, the Fore River, Portland Harbor. whole length of Southport is marked "Cape- Fore River, the tide water east of Dover Neck, in­ naiggen Island.'' cluding the lower Cocheeho. Cape Elizabeth, first a landmark, then a region, Freeport, see North Yarmouth. then a township including Spurwink, Rich­ Fresh Creek, above Cocheeho Point. mond Island and Purpooduck. See Falmouth, Fresh River, Exeter. South Portland. Georgetown, as incorporated in 1716, included a Oape Neddick, a small settlement which Massa­ new settlement on Arrowsic Island, with the chusetts included within York township. unoccupied territory now Bath, Woolwich, Oape Newagen, see Cape Bonawagon. Phipsburg, and the present Georgetown, or Oape Porpus, a small settlement in early times Parker's Island. somewhat tributary to Saco (Winter Harbor) Gorgeana, a city, see York. or to Wells. Renamed Arundel in 1717, Kenne­ Gosport, New Hampshire's part of the Isles of bunkport in 1821; yet made two towns in Shoals from 1715 until annexed to Rye. 1915. Great Cove, see Kittery. Oape Porpus River, now the Mousam, in Kenne­ Great Island, New Castle, for years the commer­ bunk, but rarely applied to a small stream in cial and political center of New Hampshire. Cape Porpus. Early a tax district of Portsmouth; later in­ Oapisic, Falmouth, later in Westbrook, later Deer­ cluded north part of the present Rye; in­ ing, now Portland. corporated in 1693. Oasco Bay, see Portland and Wescustogo. Greenland, the name that Capt. Champernowne Oasco River, the Presumpscot, or by some claimed gave his farm, later a tax district of Ports­ to be Portland Harbor. mouth, later made a town. Cathance, a settlement on Merrymeeting Bay, Harpswell, see North Yarmouth. now in Bowdoinham. Harraseeket, and River, Freeport. Hawke, now Danville, set off from Exeter. North Yarmouth, now Yarmouth, having lost Hilton's Point, Dover Point, the tip of Dover Neck. Harpswell, Freeport (which included Pownal), Hog Island, Appledore, Isles of Shoals. Cumberland and— Holmes' iBland, appar. Ball, now Rutherford B, North Yarmouth, modern, the late-settled lands South Bristol. back of the original town, which lost both Hypocris, now Fisherman's Island, Boothbay. name and records. Idles of Shoals (Appledore), chiefly in Maine (Hog, Ogunquit, a small separate settlement which Mas­ Smuttynose, Cedar, Duck) ; three in New sachusetts included within Wells township. Hampshire, incorporated as Gosport (Star, Old Orchard, the ocean front of Saco, set off in White, Lunging). 1883 Jamestown, Pemaquid, List 124. Oyster Elver, Durham, a tax district and parish Jeremisquam Island, now Westport. of Dover set off in 1732. Jeremisquam Neck, the easternmost point of Wool­ Parker's Island, now the town of Georgetown. wich. Pejepscot, originally the falls at Brunswick, later John's Bay, west of Pemaquid Point. a regional name, now strayed away upriver. Kennebunk, set off in 1820 from the easterly end Pemaquid, anciently included New Harbor and of Wells. See Mousam. Muscongus, named Jamestown under Gov. Kennebunk Eiver, the ancient bounds between Andros, now Bristol. Cape Porpus and Wells. Penacook, see Concord. Kennebunkport, see Cape Porpus. Pepperellboro, see Saco. Kittery, at first the neighborhood opposite Dover Phipsburg, site of the Popham Colony. See George­ Point. The Maine side of the Piscataqua River town, Winnegance. was early called Piscataqua below, Newicha- Piscataqua. The pioneers recognized two settle­ wannock above; later the whole was included ments, Upper and Lower, each taking in the in Kittery township, over 25 miles long by the settlers on both sides of the river. Among river. Localities along this stretch were dis­ mariners the name long persisted for the whole tinguished (* indicates regional names used river. See Portsmouth, Kittery, Dover. for both sides of the river) as Braveboat Plymouth, in early Me. and N. H. papers, often Harbor, River's Mouth or The Point, Spruce meant Plymouth, Eng. Creek, Crooked Lane, Great Cove (Eliot line, Popham Colony, Phipsburg. List 6. nearly opposite Newington line), *Boiling Portland, first applied by mariners to Portland Rock, *Long Reach, Kittery, Cold Harbor, Head, Sound, Passage, Island, in Cape Eliza­ Sturgeon Creek, "Thompson's Point (South beth, at the entrance of the southerly passage Berwick line), *Newichawannock, *Quamp- to Portland harbor; selected in 1786 as the hegan *Salmon Falls (on the Berwick line name for town, three miles distant, when Fal­ opposite Rollinsford), *Great Falls (Berwick mouth Neck was set off from Falmouth. and Somersworth). Portsmouth, grew into a city at Strawberry Bank, Laconia Plantation, List 41. originally included New Castle, that part of Lamprey Elver, formerly the bounds between Rye north of Locke's Neck (Straw's Point), Durham and Newmarket, now wholly in New­ Greenland and part of Newington. market. Pownal, set off from Freeport. Lee, set off from Durham. See Dover. Pownalborough, now Dresden, formerly included Little Harbor, primarily a harbor, the regional Wiscasset and Alna. name for the bank of the Piscataqua west of Pownal Fort, Fort Point, Stockton. Great Island. Prouts Neck, the original Black Point. Long Reach, see Kittery. Purpooduck, Pooduck, South Portland. Lubberland, the region in Durham north of the Quamphegan, South Berwick, see Kittery. Lamprey River. Eascohegan, Parker's Island, Georgetown. Lygonia, Plow Patent. See p. 4. Eichmond Island, the oldest regional name be­ Madbury, Back River, see Dover. tween Winter Harbor and Sagadahoc. See Maquoit, the head of Casco Bay, now in Brunswick. Cape Elizabeth. See Wescustogo. Rollinsford, Quamphegan and Salmon Falls, set oft Maünicus Island, outside Penobscot Bay, claimed from Somersworth. by the Penobscot Indians until the fall of Eound Fond, so called by 1641, Broad Bay. Quebec. Eye, the name selected in 1726 when all the main­ Merryland, see Wells, Eppeford. land of New Castle was set off except seven Merrymeeting Bay, where the Androscoggin meets estates (added in 1791) ; additions from Hamp­ the Kennebec, bordered by Bath, Bowdoinham ton in 1730 and 1738. and Woolwich. Saccarappa, now Westbrook. Mousam, Kennebunk. See Cape Porpus River, Saco, Winter Harbor, early regional names. Massa­ Eppeford. chusetts incorporated both sides of the river Muscongus, see Pemaquid. as Saco, and even after the south side had be­ New Castle, see Great Island. come Biddeford and the north side Pepperel- Newflelds, South Newmarket, see Exeter. boro, the name Saco long persisted for the New Harbor, a small harbor about two miles region about the falls. Pepperellboro, so named across the peninsula from Pemaquid Harbor, when set off from Biddeford (1762) was later so called in a forged document 33 years before renamed Saco. Old Orchard was set off from first mentioned in a genuine paper. Saco. Newichawannock, see Kittery. Sagadahoc, see p. 2, List 101. Newington, Bloody Point, Long Reach, incorpo­ Sagadahoc Island, now Stage, the early Sagada­ rated in 1714. See Dover, Kittery. hoc fishing station outside Georgetown. Newmarket, see Exeter, Newflelds. Sagamore Oreek, lower Portsmouth, partly in Newmeadows, early name of the settlement on Rye. both sides of that river, between Harpswell Salmon Falls, Rollinsford, see Kittery. and Georgetown. , Sandy Beach, see Rye. Scarborough, township created by Massachusetts New Somersetshire, earlier name for Gorges s from Black Point, Blue Point, Dunstan, and Maine. the western edge of Spurwink. Newtown, Me. See List 19. Sheepscot, later New Dartmouth, now the parts of Newtown, N. H, Wheelwright's Pond, Lee. Newcastle and Alna on the Sheepscot River. Nonsuch, an Indian locality east of Oak Hill, Scarborough, which gave name to the river Shrewsbury Patent, Stratham, List 386. there and to Nonsuch Point in Portland Har­ Smuttynose, see Isles of Shoals. bor. Somersworth, Great Falls, see Dover. Northam, Dover. List 351a. South Fortland, Purpooduck, a city set off from the Two Beacon Harsh was up Damariscotta River; town of Cape Elizabeth, which was set off from Two Beacon Gut appar. north of Rutherford's Falmouth. Island, South Bristol. Spruce Creek, see Kittery. Wells, planted as a town on the Webhannet River; Spurwink, an early regional name. See Cape made a township by Massachusetts to include Elizabeth, Scarborough. Ogunquit and Kennebunk. See Eppeford. Squamscot, see Stratham. Wescustogo, North Yarmouth, sometimes called St. George's Eiver, see Sagadahoc, p. 2. Casco Bay. Star Island, Isles of Shoals, Gosport. Westbrook, set off from Falmouth, includes Sac- Stevens Eiver, the higher part of Newmeadows carappa and Cumberland Mills. See Deering. Biver, separating Cumberland and Sagadahoc Widgins (Hubbard's Ind. Wars and Hist, of Counties. Boothbay), presum. -Widger's-, settlement of Stratham, set off from Exeter in 1716, includes James Widger (poss. Jeremisquam Neck?) most of the Squamscot patent, part of which Winnegance, now East Boothbay, the vicinity of went to Exeter, part to Portsmouth (Green­ the Indian carrying place between Winnegance land), and a little probably to Hampton. See or Linekin's Bay and the Damariscotta River. Dow's Hampton, p. 63. Winnegance, now the town line between Bath and Stratton Island, between Prout's Neck and Old Phipsburg, the Indian carrying place between Orchard, an early regional name for Scar­ the Sagadahoc and Casco Bay. borough. Winter Harbor, Biddeford Pool, where Richard Strawberry Bank, a neck between creeks which Vines proved that white men can endure New grew into the town (city) of Portsmouth. England winters. See Saco. Stroudwater, set off from Falmouth with West­ Wiscasset, formerly East Pownalborough, earlier brook and annexed to Portland with Deering. seaboard Sheepscot. Sturgeon Creek, Eliot, see Kittery. Wiscasset (Whichcasset) Bay, in 1765 the bay Swan Island, in the Kennebec, once in Pownalboro, next inland from the upper end of Southport. from 1847 to 1917 the town of Perkins. Woolwich, Nequasset, Tuessic, see Georgetown. Tatnick, a neighborhood at the head-line of South Yarmouth, Me., the present name of the original Berwick, adjoining Wells and land taken from North Yarmouth. York. York, called Agamenticus by Indians, mariners Thompson's Point, the lower point at the mouth and merchants, Bristol by Mr. Maverick, Gor- of the Cocheeho River; a regional name for geana by Sir F. Gorges; later was called East that stretch of the Piscataqua. See Kittery. York and for many years Old York, so long as Also a point in Dover; see Landmarks of An­ New York was known among mariners as York. cient Dover, 2d edition, p. 251. ABBREVIATIONS

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fig. figure flour. flourish lieut. lieutenant fol., foil. follow lightn. lightning foreg. foregoing litig. litigant, litigation, litigious forem. foreman liv. lived, living forf. forfeit lux. luxurious form. former m. married, mile, more, mother furn. furniture main., -t. maintain, maintenance garri. garrison manif. manifest gdn. guardian matric. matriculate gen. general, generation med. medicine geneal, genealogy meet. meeting gent. gentleman mem. memory goodm. goodman mem., -b. member goodw. goodwife ment. mention gov., -t. governor, government merch., -t. merchant gr. grand, great, grant mid. middle grandp. grandparent milit. militant, military, militia grch. grandchild, -ren min. minister grd. granddaughter misc., -I. miscellaneous grfa. grandfather misdem. misdemeanor gr.j. grand jury mispl. misspelling grmo. grandmother misrep. misrepresent grs. grandson misr. misreading gr. st. gravestone mo. month, mother handwr. handwriting mortg., mtg. mortgage harb. harbor murd. murder, 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p. a. power of attorney indel. indelibly par. parent, parish indent. indenture part., -n. partner, partnership indie. indicate, indicative partic. participate, particular indictm. indictment pecul. peculiar inf. infant perh. perhaps infant. infanticide perm. permission, permanent infl. influence pet., ptn. petition inform. information phonet. phonetic inhab. inhabitant pi., plaint. plaintiff inher. inherit, inheritance plaus. plausible inq. inquest polit. political ins., insolv. insolvent poss. possible insubserv. insubserviency possib. possibility int. ' interest, intend, intention, intestate post. posterity intest. intestate posth. posthumous interp. interpret, interpretation pract. practice, practically interpol. interpolated predec. predecessor intox. intoxication premat. prematurely inv., invent. inventory prepar. preparatory invar. invariable pres. present invit. invitation presum. presumably irresp. irresponsible prev. previous isl. island primogen. primogeniture iss. issue prin. principal item. itemized priv. privilege j- jury prob. probable, probate judgm. judgment prof. professional judic. judicial prog. progeny, progress k. killed progen. progenitor kn. known prom. prominent, promissory leav. leaving prop. property, proprietor leg. legatee propr. proprietor lie. license prpsec. prosecute, prosecution prov. proved, provide, province, provisional verd. verdict prtd. printed verif. verify, verification pub. public, publish vicin. vicinity purch. purchase vict. victuals, victualers pursu. pursuant vols, volunteers q.c. quitclaim volun voluntary quest. questionable vs. versus rec. record, receive w. wife recog. recognition war., -r. warrant recom. recommend wh. which reconc. reconcile whereab. whereabouts recur. recurrent wid. widow, -ed, -er r. e. real estate wit. witness reg. register wk. week rel. relative, release wo. woman relat. relation, relative, relationship Art. Co. Ancient and Honorable Artillery Co. rem. remain, remove Assist. Assistant remem., -b. remember Asp. Notarial Records of William Aspinwall, rep. represent, representative 1644-1651. Record Commissioners Reports, req. request, require vol. 32 (Boston), 1903. res. reside, resident Amesb. Amesbury resid. resident, residuary Asso. (c.) Associate ret. retire, return Barb. Barbadoes riv. river Barr. Barrington s. son Berw. Berwick s. and h. son and heir Bid. Biddeford selectm. selectman Bodge George M. Bodge's Soldiers in King Phil­ serv. servant, service ip's War, 3d Ed. (Boston), 1906 sev. several Camb. Cambridge sett. settled, settler Cape Eliz. Cape Elizabeth ah. share Cath. Catholic Bher. sheriff Damaris. Damariscotta, Damariscove shipwr. shipwright Doc. Hist. Documentary History of the State simul. simultaneous of Maine, vols. I-XXIV, edited by William sis. sister Willis, Charles Deane, Mary Frances Farnham sold. soldier and James P. Baxter (Maine Historical So­ solic. solicit ciety, Portland), 1869-1916. spec, -ui, speculator, speculation East. Cl. Eastern Claims statem. statement En. Brit. Encyclopedia Brittanica stipul. stipulation Episc. Episcopal subcon. subconscious Essex Antiq. Essex Antiquarian subm, submit, submission Essex Q. Ct. Rec. Essex Quarterly Court Rec­ subp. subpoena ords subscr. subscribe Falm. Falmouth Bubseq. subsequent F. O. Freeman's Oath BUCC. successful, successive, successor Folsom George Folsom's History of Saco and sud. sudden Biddeford suff. sufficient F. & I. War French and Indian War sum. summons Gay's Transc. Gay's Transcripts super, superintendent Glouc. Gloucester supp. support, suppose Gt. Isl. Great Island surm. surmise Hamp. Hampton surn. surname Harps. Harpswell surpr. surprise Harv. Cat. Harvard University Catalogue surv. survive, survivor H. C. Harvard College susp. suspect, suspicion Hoyt Old Families of Salisbury and Amesbury, sw. sworn David W. 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General Lists Acadia (Penobscot and East) 1- 5 Kennebec to St. Georges 6-19 Province of Maine 21-39 New Hampshire 41-69 Inter-province, Merchants' Accounts, etc 71-99

By Towns or Localities MAINE SAGADAHOC PROVINCE OF MAINE St. Georges 101 Pejepscot and Maquoit Monhegan ,. . 111-112 North Yarmouth 211-214 Pemaquid and Muscongus 121-127 Falmouth (and Cape Elizabeth) 221-229 Damariscotta Scarborough 231-239 Winnegance t 141-142 Saco (and Biddeford) 241-249 Damariscove f Cape Porpus (Kennebunkport) . . . 251-259 Cape Newagen ' Wells (and Kennebunk) .261-269 Sheepscot 161-164 York 271-279 Kennebec 181-191 Kittery and Berwick 281-299

NEW HAMPSHIRE Isles of Shoals 301-309 New Castle 311-319 Portsmouth and Greenland 321-339 Newington (Bloody Point) 341-343 Dover 351-359 Durham (Oyster Eiver) 361-369 Exeter and Stratham 371-389 Hampton and Kingston 391-400

Í3T The region of Nashua, N. H., was genealogically part of Massachusetts until after the Scotch-Irish came to Londonderry; likewise the whole southern tier of the present New Hampshire towns until 1741.