Plymouth Town (part 5 of 54)
Part 5 of 54 of the account of this town in History of the Early Settlement of Bridgewater, in Plymouth County, Massachusetts, Including an Extensive Family Register, published 1840. 15,954 words, covering 30 settlements. Source changes inside the text are labelled at the exact paragraph where the next book begins.
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15,954 wordsReproduced complete and unedited from History of the Early Settlement of Bridgewater, in Plymouth County, Massachusetts, Including an Extensive Family Register, published 1840. The text is machine-read from scans, so expect recognition errors: misspelled names, dropped words, and stray characters. Nothing has been corrected, because correcting a proper name invents one. The headings below are the books' own; source changes are labelled in place.
1. John (s. of Henry above) purchased of Michael Bacon Jr, of Billerica the estate in W. B. formerly belonging to his uncle Daniel Bacon 1685, it being the place where Caleb Kingman lived. His w. Elizabeth. They had John 1664, Henry 1668, Samuel 1670, Elizabeth 1673, Deliverance 1676, Susanna 1679. He d. 1690. Elizabeth m. Tho's Mitchell, and Deliverance m. Jacob Mitchell, both at the same time 1696. - Susanna m. Capt.
14. Lemuel (s. of Isaac 5.) m. Deborah D. of Capt. John Loring 1754, and had Ruth 1755, Lucy 1757, John 1758, Loring 1762, Priscilla 1764, and Deborah. Ruth m. Jonathan Mehuren 1774. - John removed to Weston and had a family there. - Loring d. a bachelor 1834. - Deborah m. Thomas Sherman of Plymouth.
15. Daniel (s. of John 6.) m. Abigail D. of Ebenezer Copeland of Braintree, and had Nathan 1760, Abigail 1762. - Nathan m. Chloe Smith of Norton 1785.
16. Abner (s. of John 6.) m. Susanna D. of Josiah Leonard 1761, and had Celia 1762, Josiah 1764, Huldah 1767, Cynthia 1770, Bela. This family went to M. and some of them thence to Providence. - Josiah m. Chloe D. of Eliab Fobes 1781.
1770, Eliphalet 1775, Keziah 1777. He d. 1809 se- 79. Simeon Esq. m. Rebecca Freeman of Eastham 1773, and settled at Orleans on the Cape. - Mary m. Charles Snell. - Eunice m. Perez Southworth. - Hannah m. Jacob Packard of Warwick 1806. - Harmony m. Joel Packard Esq. of Fairhaven 1785. - Martha m. Capt. Thomas Thompson 1792. - Capt Henry m. Anna D. of Dr. Phillip Bryant 179:2, and removed to Pelham. - Jane m. Micah Shaw 1793. - Keziah m. Cyrus Packard 1*95.
21. Jonathan (s. of Jonathan 11.) m. Hannah D. of Jonathan Copeland 1759, and had Molly 1760, Hannah and Joseph 1763, Huldah 1766, Jonathan 1768, Bethiah 1772 : he d. 1819. Molly m. David Howard 1778. - Hannah m. Josiah Williams 1785, and then Capt. Ephraim Snell 1792, and afterwards Caleb Snell 1808. - Huldah m. Perez Williams 17SS. - Bethiah m. Eleazar Keith 1793.
22. Nathan (s. of Capt. David 17.) m. Lenity Thomas of Marshfield, sister of Japhet Allen's wife, 1773, and had Nabby, and d. and his wid. m. Edward Hayford 1779. - Nabby m. Uriah Brett 1790.
24. David (s. of Capt. DavicTl 7.) m. Elizabeth D. of Col. Calvin Smith of Mendon, and had Sophia, Mary, Eliza, Lucy, Susan, George, Frances: he d. 1812 se. 49. Sophia m. Simeon Ford Esq. who d. 1S39, and Mary m. Lauren Ford Esq. 1816, both of Herkimer N. Y. - Eliza m. Elijah Hayward Esq. 1S09, and d. 1834. - Lucy m. Oran Gray Otis Esq. of Herkimer, and d. 1837.
25. Barza (s. of Capt. David 17.) m. Molly D. of Mark Phillips 1791, and had Nathan, David, Adna, Eunice, Clarissa, and Charles. Nathan went westward. - David m. a Ramsdell. - Adna went to Wareham. - Eunice m. Wm. Wildy 1812, and afterwards Orren Parris. - Clarissa m. Thomas Parris 1S15. - Charles m. a Ravmond.
26. Adam (s. of John 12.) m. Ruth D. of Joseph White of Braintree 1 760, and had Samuel 1760, and Joseph. Adam Kingman m. vvid Anne Hollis 1780.
29. Dea. Joseph (s. of Jonathan 21.) m. Eunice Joslyn of Pembroke 1791, and had Polly 1792, Huldah 1795, Joseph 1799, Anne 1802, Elizabeth 1808. Polly m. Pliny Hayward. - Huldah m. Noah Edson of Hadley 1814. - Joseph m. Huldah K. D. of Perez Williams 1S21. - Anne m. Samuel Rider Jr. - Elizabeth m. Lewis Rider.
31. Ezra (s. of Ezra Esq. 23.) m. ErancesD. of Col. Edward Howard 1812, and had Frances, Frederick, Elizabeth, Ezra, Edward, Hannah, John, George, Susanna, James. Frances m. a Porter and lives in Waltham.
KINSLEY. - Stephen Kinsley, freeman 1640, Representative 1650, and first Ruling Elder at Braintree 1653, afterwards of Dorchester, and Representative of Milton 1666, where he d. 1673, having had a s. Samuel who d. before him leaving a wid. Hannah and a s. Samuel b. 1662.
1. Samuel (the last above named probably) m. Mary, D. of John Washburn 1694, and settled in S. B.: he bought Jeduthun Robbins' place, adjoining Thomas Washburn, and had probably Samuel, John, Nathan, Benjamin, Mary, Sarah, Bethiah, Susanna, and perhaps others. John m. Thankful, D. of William Washburn, 1746. - Nathan m. Betty, D. of James Dunbar, and settled in Easton, and had a s. Calvin, and removed to Belchertown. - Benjamin m. a wid. Perkins, and had Samuel and Benjamin. - Mary m. Thos. Willis 1716. - Sarah m. Josiah Hayward 1715. - Benjamin or Benjamin Jr. had Silas andAbiel. Bethiah m. William Brett 1732. - Susanna m. Samuel Packard X729. - Calvin m. Susanna, D. perhaps of Seth Lathrop, 1773. - Abiel m. Sarah, D. of Ephraim Howard, 1777. - Many of this family lived in Easton.
Martin 1754, Luther 1756, Hannah 1758, Eunice 1761, Cephas 1763, and Apollos. The father d. at Worcester 1773. - Sophia d. 1800. - Lydia m. Jona. Burr 1792, and d. at Hampden, Me. - Samuel m. Hannah, D. of Peter Hayvvard, 1772, and hid Samuel 1775, and went to Charlemont, and d. at Turner, Me., 1S24 : his s. Samuel had no children. - Nymphas m. Molly Richmond of T. 1800, and d. at Hampden 1822 childless. - Caleb went to Montague, m. 2 Ds. of Parson Nash, and d. 1S27, leaving 4 Ds. - Martin gra. H. U. 1778, went to Hardwick, and then to Hampden, Me., m. a Bellows, and had an only D. who m. Samuel J. Gardner Esq. of Roxbury, at whose house he d. 1835, ae. 81. - Luther d. a bachelor. - Hannah m. Perez Snell 1786. - Eunice m. Silvanus Leonard 17S6. - Cephas m. Zilpha, D. of Samuel Leonard, 1787, and d. 1800, leaving a s. and a D.,the only g. s. who left children. - Apollos m. Hannah Hall of Wallingford, Conn., and d. at N. York 1803, leaving a D.
3. Silas (s. of Benjamin of E.) had Azel, Daniel, Adam, Silas, Zebina, Rodolphus, Benjamin. His w. d., and he m. Rebeckah, wid. of Zebulun Packard, 1774 : she was a Richardson, and m. Packard 1764. - Adam m. a Leonard, and he and Silas went to Canton. - Benjamin removed also. - Zebina went to West Point, N. York.
5. Capt. Daniel (s. of Silas 3.) m. Polly, D. of David Keith, 1785, and settled in E. B., and had Nabby K., Polly*, Daniel, and Justin. Nabby K. m. Capt. Cyrus Alden 1808. - Capt. Kinsley and Capt. Alden went to Minot, Me.
6. Rodolphus (s. of Silas 3.) m. Salome, D. of Ephraim Cary, 1794, and settled in E. B., and had a family, and removed to Pawtucket, N. Providence, where she d. He d. at Canton : he had William H. Shepard and others. His s. William Holman is a minister.
LATHAM. - William Latham was at Plymouth 1623; at Duxbury 1637, where he sold house and land to Rev. Ralph Partridge 1639; at Marshfield 1643, where he and Roger Cook had their house burnt 1648. - Cary Latham and his wife Elizabeth, at Cambridge, had Thomas, and Joseph 1639.
1. Robert Latham was Constable at Marshfield 1643; was at Cambridge two years in the Rev. Thomas Shepard's family ; was s. probably of William, and Cary might have been his uncle. He m. Susanna, D. of John Winslow, brother of Gov. Edward, 1649, and had Mercy 1650 (at Plymouth), James, Chilton, Joseph, Elizabeth, Hannah, Sarah: he took the oath of fidelity at Marshfield 1657; settled at E. B. before 1667: his wife's mother was the famous Mary Chilton, who is said to have been the first female who set foot on the Plymouth shore 1620. Her father James Chilton, and her mother Susanna, both d. the first winter. Latham named his two first sons, after her grandfather, James and Chilton. - Mercy m. Isaac Harris. - Joseph was at Providence 1690 and 1703, whose wife Phebe signed a Deed 16S8. - Elizabeth m. Francis Cook 16S7. - Hannah m. Joseph Washburn Jr. - Sarah m. John Howard Jr.
2. James (s. of Robert 1.) and his w. Deliverance had Thomas, Anne 1693, Susanna, Joseph, Betty, and Lucretia : he d. before 1739. Anne m. Nicholas Wade, and Susanna m. Nathaniel Harden, both the same day, 1715. - Betty m. Judge Daniel Johnson 1726.
4. Thomas (s. of James 2.) m. Deborah, D. probably of John Harden, 1712, and had Joseph, Rotheus 1726, Beriah 172S, Anne, Deliverance, Jennet and Rhoda : he d. before 1769. Anne m. Seth Mitchell 1738. - Deliverance m. David Howell 1744. - Jennet m. a Drink water of N. Yarmouth, Me. - Beriah m. Israel Hill 1748. - Rhoda m. David Conant 1748. - Joseph went eastward. - Rotheus went to N. Carolina and had a family there.
8. James (s. of Capt. Chilton 3.) m. Abigail Harvey of T. 1739, and had Abigail 1741, Arthur 1742, Mary 1744, James and Susanna. Mary m. William Britton of Raynham 17G6. - Susanna m. Seth Brett 17C9. This family and Brett also went to Winchester.
10. Joseph (s. of Joseph 5.) m. Mary, D. of Joseph Prior, 1748, and had James 1748, Hannah 1751, Nanny 1703, and Winslow. James m. Esther Baker of R. 1709. - Hannah m. Josiah Hathaway 1700, and the whole family went to Oakham or Pelham.
11. Thomas (s. of Joseph 5.) m. Abigail Hanmer 1752, and had Nabby 1753, William 1756, Betty 1757, Thomas, Benjamin, Lucinda, Stephen and Roland. He d. of small-pox 1778, ae. 49 ; she d. 1780, a?. 55. - Nabby d. 1785, as. 32. - Betty d. 1785, ae. 28. - Lucinda m. Joshua Pool 1783. - William and Thomas served in the revolutionary war and went westward. - Benjamin went to Providence. - Stephen m. Nabby, D. of Amos Whitman, and he and Roland went to Me.
12. Nathaniel (s. of Joseph 5.) m. Mercy, D. of Nehemiah Leach, 1750, and had Nathaniel and Levi, and d. young. Nathaniel d. 1770 at N. York in the army.
18. Levi(s. of Nathaniel 12.) m. Hannah, D. of Eleazar Alden, 1782, and had Nathaniel, Cyrus, Susanna Alden, Robert 1793, Marcus 1795, and then with his mother and family went to Windsor, and there had Lewis and Hannah. - Nathaniel was a Deacon at Windsor 1816.
19. Galen (s. of Woodward 14.) m. Susanna, D. of Eleazar Keith, 1802, and had Williams 1803, Galen 1805, Charles Austin 1807, Rowena Williams 1809, Susanna 1812, Eliab ISIS. - Williams gra. B. U. 1827, and is settled as an Attorney in S. B. - Galen m. Esther, D. of Azor Harris Esq.
21. Robert (s. of Arthur of Lyme: see Nehemiah 16.) and Polly his wife lived awhile in E. B., and had John Tomson 1805. He returned to Lyme : he had two brothers, Allen and Bela, who were educated and read law in E. B., and settled as Attorneys in the western country : he had also a brother William Harris, and others.
LATHROP. - Mark Lathrop (probably from Duxbury ; perhaps from Weymouth or Braintree) settled in W. B. as early as 1656, but not an original proprietor, nor had he any known connection with any of the name in N. E. He has been supposed by some to have descended from the Rev. John Lathrop of Scituate, but this cannot be ascertained, nor is it probable. He d. a. 1686, and had Elizabeth, Mark, Samuel, and Edward : no w. is mentioned. - Elizabeth m. Samuel Packard Jr. - Mark "designed into the war," made his will 1690, and d. in the Canada expedition. - Edward d. a. 1696 without children.
10. Joseph (s. of Mark 5.) m. Content, D. of John Washburn, 1746, and settled in E., and had Seth, Jonathan, Joseph, and probably others. Susanna Lathrop m. Abiel Lapham 1786.
14. Jonathan (s. of Samuel 7.) m. ChloeDickerman 1765, and had Lemuel 1766, Libeus 1769, Sarah 1772, Chloe, and perhaps others. Libeus m. Charity Wharton 1803, and settled in E. - Sarah m. David Alger 1790. - Chloe m. Jacob Fisher 1797.
15. Mark (s. of Samuel 7.) m. Elizabeth Dickerman, b. 1758, and had Elijah 1780, Mark, Spencer, Betsy and Silvia. Elijah m. Lavinia, D. of Barnabas Dunbar, 1818, and settled in St. - * Mark m. Katy, D. of Capt. Amasa Howard, 1805, and had
Samuel 1806, Catharine 1808, Aimer 1810, and went to Millbury. Spencer m. Bathsheba, D. of Thaddeus Howard, 1812 ; she'd. 1813, and he m. Eleanor White of Millbury 1817. - Betsy m. Samuel Dunbar 1811. - Silvia m. Thaddeus Howard Jr. 1810.
17. Daniel (s. of Maj. Daniel 9.) m. Hannah, D. of George Howard, 1764, and had George 1765, Daniel 1767, Thomas 176S, Hannah 1771. She d. and he m. Lydia, D. of Samuel Willis 1775, and had Samuel 1777, Sullivan 1778. His 2d wife d., and he in. Mary, D. of George Turner, 1785, and had Alson : he had other Ds. - Daniel m. Sally Whiting of Attleboro 1787. - Samuel m. Bethiah, D. of Joseph Johnson 1799, and had a son Daniel who d. 1821. This family all removed to Me. - George m. Molly, D. of Jeremiah Thayer, 1783, and settled in Leeds, and d. 1839, re. 74. - Hannah m Joshua Gilmore 1789. - Daniel Lathrop m. Wid. Abigail Lathrop 1803.
18. Seth (s. of Seth 1 1.) m. Abigail, D. of Joseph Bassett, 1784, and had Barzillai, Cyrus, Betsy. Barzillai d. at sea. - Cyrus m. Mary, D. of Daniel Willis, 1801, and went to Livermore, Me., but returned. - Betsy m. Warren French 1S13, and went to Me.
21. Barnabas (s. of Edward 13.) m. Sarah, D. of Jonathan Bozworth, 1777, and had Stillman, Barnabas, Edward, Tisdale, Sarah, Betsy : he had a 2d wife Rachel, D. of Samuel Bartlett. Barnabas m. Rachel Thayer 1813. - Sarah m. John Hearsey 1807. - Betsy m. Bernard Alger of E. 1810. - Edward lives in Boston.
22. Simeon (s. of Edward 13.) m. Keziah, D. of Isaac Lathrop, 1785, and had Hannah, Keziah. Simeon m. Peggy Nevens of Salem 1807. - Keziah m. Ezekiel Wilson of Methuen, 1808.
LAWRENCE. - Thomas and Desire Lawrence had Hannah, Sarah, Thomas : he d. 1759. Hannah in. Capt. Josiah Edson 1760, and Maj. Eliphalet Cary 1782. - Sarah m. Obadiah Eddy 1750. - Thomas m. Sarah, D. of John Hooper 17G9. - Jonathan m. Rachel Smith 1765.
LAZELL. - John Lazell (at Hingham 1647) m. Elizabeth, D. of Stephen Gates, 1649, and had John 1650, Thomas 1653, Joshua 1655, Stephen 1656, Isaac 1660, Mary, Sarah, Hannah 1666, Israel 1671 : he d. a. 1695. Mary m. a Burr. - Sarah m. Peter Ripley 1693. - Hannah m. a Turner. - Thomas m. Mary Allen at Duxbury 1685, and settled there, and was afterwards at Plympton, and then at Falmouth, and finally at Windham, Conn. John, Stephen and Israel remained at Hingham. - Joshua d. 1689 ; his Wid. Mary ; he had Elizabeth, Martha, Joshua and Simon. - Simon at Plymouth and Joshua at Duxbury 1709 : Joshua had lived in Mendon where a Joshua Lazell d. 1832, se. 81. - Simon went to Mid'o, and many of his descendants lived there and in S. B. - Isaac m. Abial (or Abihail), D. of John Leavitt, and d. at Hingham 1690, leaving a son Isaac and a D. Abial: his Wid. m. Isaac Johnson, who came to W. B. a. 1700, and brought these two ch. of his wife with him. This name is variously written in the early records, Lazell, Lascelle, Lessell, Hazell, Hazael, Hassell. There is reason to believe the name was originally French, and written La Hassell, and thence corrupted to Lassel and Lazell. - John Hassell was made free in Mass. 1637. - Richard Hassell made free 1647.
1. Isaac (s. of Isaac and gr. s. of John of Hingham) came to Bridgewater a small boy a. 1700, as above stated. (His sister Abial also came with him and m. Samuel Lathrop 1710.) Hem. Mary, D. of Daniel Hudson, 1719, and had Isaac 1725, John 1727, Hannah 1729, Daniel 1734 : hed. before 1766, ae. a. 75. - Hannah m. Nathan Conant 1753.
2. Isaac (s. of Isaac 1.) m. Bethiah, D. of Joseph Alger, 1748, and had Edmund 1750, Silvanus 1752, Mary 1754, Isaac 1756, Nathan 1759, Ebenezer 1761, Joseph 1767. He removed to Cummington in his old age, and there his wife d. and he m. Abigail, Wid. of Capt. Jacob Allen and D. of Capt. Israel Bailey : he d. se. over 80. - Mary m. Seth Reed of Abington 1776, and lived and d. at Cummington.
80. John m. Lucinda Stetson 1787, and he a3. 56, and his D. vs. 18, both d. 180G. - Luther settled in Abington, and had Daniel and a D. who m. Libeus Gurney. - Molly m. Eliab Washburn 1777, and moved to Paxton. - Eunice m. a Pool. - Patty d. single 182G.
4. Daniel (s. of Isaac 1.) m. Huldah, D. of Nehemiah Leach, 17G1, and had Robert, Calvin, Chloe 1772, and two other Ds. He removed to Ashfield, and d. of small-pox in the revolutionary war 1776. - Chloe returned to E. B., and d. 1832, se. 60, not m.
5. Capt. Edmund (s. of Isaac 2.) m. Mary, D. of Hezekiah Ford of A. and went to Cummington, and had Edmund and Martin ; the latter had a college education, and both d. young. He had also Mary, who m. Col. Trowbridge Ward of Worthington, Huldah, who m. Jonathan Dawes, and Deborah, who m. Benjamin Hobart Esq. of A. He is now (1S40) living; she d. 1836. He and Judge Davis of Boston are the only surviving members of the Convention for adopting the U. S. Constitution in 178S.
8. Nathan Esq. (s. of Isaac 2.) m. Deborah D. of Timothy Conant 1783, and had Hannah, Susan, Sally, Deborah, Nathan, Caroline, Harriet, Julia ; he d. 1832. Hannah m. Nathan Nye of Freeport 1818, his 2d wife ; Susan was his first wife, m. 1807. Sally m. Jonathan dishing of Boston 1809. - Deborah not m. - Caroline m. Paul Revere 1816. - Harriet m. Dr. Paul Lewis Nichols of Kingston 1814. - Julia m. George W. Norwood of Boston.
9. Rev. Ebenezer (s. of Isaac 2.) gra. B. U. 1788, and settled in the Ministry at Attleboro', and there m. a Richardson :. he thence removed to Black River N. Y. and d. 1828 leaving a number of children, William was one.
10. Joseph, (s. of Isaac 2.) m. Abigail D. of Capt. John Ames, 1787, and had a D. Bethiah : he went to Charleston S. C. and he and his w. both d. there of the yellow fever Aug. 1799. - Bethiah returned and m. Asa Mitchell Esq. 180C, and settled at New Gloucester and had a D. Sarah Harris : he d. and she returned again to E. B. and m. George Young Phillips 1812, and went to Poughkepsie, N. Y. - Sarah H. m. there an Overocker, and d. young.
11. By ram (s. of John 3.) m. Jennet D. of Joseph Wesley 1793, and had Betsy, Marston, Jennet, d. single 1S25 a?. 27, Thomas, Mary, Susan, William, Lucy, George: he d. 1820 a?. 50. Marston m. Christiana D. of Joseph Gannett.
12. Nathan Esq. (s. of Nathan Esq. 8.)m. Ann D. of Abraham Wilkinson of North Providence (Pawtucket) 1821, and had Nathan*; he d., May 1835, and had another s. Nathan b. after his death. The widow is now dead.
13. Simon (s. of Joshua of Hingham probably) m. Joanna Wood 1742, (his 2d. w. perhaps) his will 1745 : he had Joshua, Jacob, William, Abner, Lydia, (1st wife of old John Alden,) Mary Wood, and Sarah : he first lived at Plymouth, and afterwards at M. where he d. His first Avife perhaps was Margaret D. of Jacob Cook of Plymouth m. 1716.
14. Joshua (s. of Simon 13.) in. Elizabeth D. of John Prince and wid. of Seth Ames 1742, and d. a. 1753 : he had Prince, Elizabeth, Mary. He d. 1749 at M. where he lived ; she was niece of Rev. Thomas Prince, the chronologist.
15." Jacob (s. of Simon 13.) m. Elizabeth D. of Richard Davenport of S. B.1749 lived in M. and d. 1753, and gave his estate to his child, if it should be born and live. - Molly Lazell m. William Cole 1774.
16. William (s. of Simon 13.) m. Eunice D. of Richard Davenport Jr. 1759, and lived in S. B. and had Eunice 1759 : he removed from B. and had Joshua, William, John, Abner, Jacob, Rufus, Isaac, Levi. William went to Philadelphia. - John was a physician, and he and Abner went to New Salem. - Jacob went to New York. - Rufus went to Pennsylvania.
17. Joshua (s. of William 16.) m. a Pratt in S. B. and Avent to Ware, thence to Windsor, thence to Pomfret Vt. and had Levi, Rufus, William, Isaac, John.
15. Isaac Lazell of Wardsbury Vt. and his Avife Hannah had Nathan, Isaac, Mariel, Thomas, Samuel, John, Rachel : he d. a. 1827. Nathan lived in Carroll, Co. of Chautaugue N. Y. - Isaac lived in Dover, Co. of Windham Vt. - Rachel m. a Taylor.
19. Robert Esq. (s. of Daniel 4.) lived in Buckland, and had Marshall, Hiram, Alva, Philip, Robert, and 5 Ds. ; he d. 1626 Avhile a member of Gen. Court at Boston. - Marshall Avent to Pennsylvania. - Hiram and Philip Avent to N. York.
LEACH. - Giles Leach (from Weymouth) settled in W. B. before 1665 ; m. Anne Nokes 1656 ; she lived in Dea. Samuel Bass' family in Braintree ; he had Sarah 1656, Elizabeth, Samuel 1662, David, John, Ebenezer, Benjamin and perhaps others. - Sarah m. John Aldrich. - Elizabeth m. John Emerson 1693. - Sarah and Samuel b. at Weymouth.
8. Seth (s. of Sam'12.) m. Mary D. of Thos. Whitman, and had a son Seth, who had a s. Thomas, who was probably father of Mr. Caleb Leach formerly of Plym., the clock maker and ingenious mechanist. Seth Leach in. Jane D. of Joseph Harvey 1732.
9. Elijah (s. of Samuel 2.) m. Jemima D. of Benjamin Snow 1745, and had Elijah 1746, Jemima 1749 ; he removed to Westmoreland. Elijah Leach's wife died 1763. - Elijah Leach m. Ruth Prince of Kingston 1764. - Jemima Leach m. James Lovell 1785.
10. John (s. of John 4.) m. Susanna White perhaps 1719, and had Alice, Abiah, Stephen, he was d. in 1744, and before his father. - Alice m. David Perkins 1738.
11. Giles (s. of John 4.) went to Halifax, and had John, Micah, Simeon 1734, Elizabeth, and probably others. John had a son John. - Micah was father of Silvanus. - Elizabeth m. Jona. Shurtliff of M.
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15. Nehemiah (s. of John 4.) and his wife Mercy Staples, had Abigail 1730, Mercy 1732; (2d. w. a Bryant of Plympton) James 1737, Ruth 1739* Robert 1740, Huldah 1742, Mehitabel 1744, Lydia, Nehemiah, Caleb, Susanna; he d. 1769, she 1775. Abigail m. Benjamin Keith 1749. - Mercy m. Nathaniel Latham 1756. - Ruth m. Benjamin Packard 1762. - Huldah m. Daniel Lazell 1761. - Mehitabel m. Nathan Jones. - Lydia m. John Dickerman of Roxbury 1770. - Susanna m. Dea. Isaac Wilbor.
16. Solomon (s. of John 4.) m. Tabitha D. of Samuel Washburn 1736; she d. 1736: and he m. Jerusha Bryant of Plympton 1739, and had Abisha 1739 ; his 2d. wife d. 1743, and he m. Hannah Leach 1743, D. perhaps of Benjamin 6, and had Jerusha 1746, Solomon 1750, Israel 1752, Hannah 1755, Susanna 1758, Joseph 1760. Jerusha m. Isaac Leach of Westmoreland 1763. - Abisha lived in E. and was father probably of Joshua, Philip, Shepard. and others. Philip was educated and settled as a lawyer in Me.
20. Benjamin (s. of Benjamin 6.) m. Hannah D. of John Keith 1740, and had Jedediah, Peleg, Benjamin, Eliphalet. - Benjamin Leach m. Joanna Wilbor 1751. - Benjamin Leach m. wid. Abigail Bassett 1763. - Wid. Hannah m. Israel Washburn and afterwards Dea. Hall of R.
21. Benanuel (s. of Benjamin 6.) m. Betty Perkins 1741, and Elizabeth D. of Samuel Edson 1745. - Benanuel Leach m. Mehitabel D. of Benjamin Allen of E. B.
23. Stephen (s. of John 10. perhaps) m. Lydia Flora of Halifax 1745, and had Lemuel 1745, Stephen 1747, Jeremiah 1751. Stephen Leach m. Sarah D. perhaps of Thomas Hooper 1749. Stephen Leach 1756 belonged to the baptist ch. in Swanzey.
24. Capt. Simeon (s. of Giles 11.) settled in St. Corner; m. Elizabeth D. of Theophilus Curtis 1765, and had Lot, Relief and Vashti. He d. 1777 ae. 43. Relief m. Oliver Harris 1789. - Vashti m. William Harris 1796.
26. Ichabod (s. of Timothy 14.) m. Penelope Cobb 1770, and had Jerathmael, Ephraim, Backus, Abigail. Jerathmael m. Clarissa Leach 1793, and went to Warren. - Ephraim m. Sarah D. of Zenas Conant 1805. - Backus m. Bethiah Hayward 1804. - Abigail m. Freeman Jones 1792.
29. Nathan (s. of Timothy 14.) lived in N. B. and m. Deborah, wid. perhaps of Ebenezer or D. of William Leach 1771, and had Reliance 1772, Thaddeus 1775; on the record of these births his wife is called Hannah. - Reliance m. Noah Tirrell 1794 ; he had also Oliver, Sarah, who in. Allen Smith 1815, Libeus, Eliphalet, Nathan. Oliver m. Sally D. of Knight Brown 1803, and a D. of Peleg Stetson 1817, and had Elbridge, who m. a D. of Eleazar Joslyn, and Oliver and others perhaps.
30. James (s. of Nehemiah 15.) m. Hazadiah D. of Robert Keith 1765, and had Alpheus, Apollos, Caleb, James, Chloe, Roxiliana, Mercy, Sarah, Huldah, and Ruth. - James m. Betsy D. of Nathaniel Leonard of T. 1S1L - Chloe m. Col. Salmon Fobes 1807. - Roxiliana m. Elias Dunbar 1799. - Mercy m. Abraham Gould 1809. - Sarah m. Jonathan Keith 1792. - Huldah m. George Chipman 1803. - Ruth m. Joseph Bassett 1792.
31. Nehemiah (s. of Nehemiah 15.) m. Constant D. of Robert Keith 1772, and had Eliphalet, Oliver, Lewis, and others. Eliphalet m. Phebe Caswell 1798.
33. Zadock (s. of Jesse 17.) m. Susanna D. of Ezra Washburn of M. 1763, and had Susanna, Bezer, Abraham, Zebedee, Parnel, Rufus, Zadock. Susanna m. Edward Richmond 1788. - Parnel m. Apollos Eaton of M. 1795. - Rufus m. Nancy D. of Ebenezer Perkins 1798, and went to N. Y.
34. Giles (s. of Jesse 17.) m. Mehitabel Wilbor of R. and had Solomon, Hosea, Giles, Chloe, Alice, Laura, Betsy, Mehitabel, Abigail; he d. and she m. Luther Hall of R. 1806. Solomon m. Mary Holmes of K. 1S06, and went to Rochester. - Hosea m. Hannah D. of Capt. Scth Keith 1807. - Chloe m. Zephaniah Wilbor 1796. - Alice m. Seth Crossman 1804. - Betsy m. a Richmond. - Mehitabel m. Samuel Cheesman 1806. - Abigail m. Elias Ware of Wrentham 1809.
37. Lemuel (s. of Stephen 23.) m. Rebecca, D. of William Washburn, 1767, and had Oliver 1768, and then removed to Hardwick, and then to Wendell, and had eight more children, viz : Lemuel, Stephen, Gardner, Barnabas, Lewis, Artemas, Matilda and Rebecca. Gardner was Representative 1S39.
42. Apollos (s. of James 30.) m- Chloe, D. of Christopher Dyer, 1796, and had Philo 1797, Sarah 1801, Olive 1803, Daniel 1806, Franklin 1809, Philander 1813. Daniel gra. B. U. 1830, m. Mary Lawton of Newport, and lived in Quincy, and afterwards in Roxbury. - Franklin m. Mary, D. of Isaac Fobes. - Sarah m. Ansel Perkins of N. B.
44. Zadock (s. of Zadock 33.) m. Polly Frost of West Cambridge and had Jane, Vesta, Betsy, Zadock Washburn. - Jane m. a Hammond of Rochester.
45. Abraham (s. of Zadock 33.) m. Mary D. of Amos Keith 1796, and had Eliza, Libeus, Susanna, Jesse, Eveline. He went to N. York, a#d there d. - Eliza m. Cyrus Miller of Northfield. - Libeus m. Mary Brooks of West Cambridge. - Susanna m. Wm. Piper of Irvin's Grant. - Jesse settled in N. York, and m. Mary Ann Miller.
50. Thomas (s. or g. s. of Seth 8. perhaps) had Thomas, Ebenezer ,Seth, and several Ds. Sarah m. Dea. John Soule 1807. - Seth m. Mercy Sampson of M. 1819. - Thomas m. Mary Nesbit of Leeds 1809, and Susan Holbrook of Braintree 1814.
Tabitha Leach m. Robert Keith 1741. - Rhoda m. David Alden of M. 1755. - Orpha m. Edward Fobes 1761. - Zilpha m. Edward Hayward of E. 1760. - Dinah m. John Shaw of R. 1761. - Susanna m. Levi Hooper 1767. - Mary m. Ebenezer Washburn 1772. - Olive in. John Jones of M. 1770. - Sarah m. Oliver Wentworth 1779. - Polly m. Ephraim Packard 1 789. - Jenny m. Lemuel Wilbor 1799. - Lois m. Baruch Wilbor 1799. - Susanna m. Asa Packard 1811. - Eunice m. Seth Britton of R. 1817. - Anna m. Zenas Knapp of R. 1817. - Minerva m. Jarvis White of R. 1819. - Deborah m. Ziba (or Liba) Conant 1S20. - Lois m. Seth Packard Jr. 1764. - William m. Mary Cohoon 1741. - Jonathan m. Frances Cohoon 1741. - Clarissa m. Jerathmael Leach 1798. - Asa of Killingsly m. Eunice Turner 1787. - Libeus m. Peggy Starr 1791 and went to Me. - Eliab m. Eunice D. of William Keith 1802, and went to Charlemont, had 2 ss. in Boston.
Lawrence Leach of Salem, freeman 1631 ; d. 1662 a&. 83 : left awid. Elizabeth : ss. Clement (in England) John, Richard, and Robert ; perhaps Giles above was also his son or grandson. - Richard d. 1647, and left a son John. - John was at Salem 1637, d. 1659. - Robert at Salem 1637, freeman 1644.
LENDALL. - James Lendall (of Duxbury) was an original proprietor of Bridgewater ; his will 1652 atDux*: his w. Mary ; both d. about 1652; he had Timothy and Abigail ; he gave his share in B. to Timothy ; Constant Southworth appointed to administer and take care of the children. He never came to B.
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LEONARD. - 1. Solomon Leonard (from Duxbury) an original proprietor, and one of the earliest settlers in Bridgewater. - The name was sometimes written Leonardson, Lennerson, or Lenner, but by the family themselves always written Leonard. He d. 1686 : his widow Mary ; his children were Samuel, John, Jacob, Isaac, Solomon, and Mary who m. John Pollard of T. 1673.
2. Philip Leonard's estate was settled at Duxbury 1708 by his son-in-law Samuel Hill, who in. Phebe 1694 : this man might have been brother or son of Solomon.
3. Samuel (s. of Solomon 1.) settled his father's estate 1686, the first settlement recorded in Plymouth Probate Court. - Samuel perhaps went to Worcester.
Samuel Leonardson, a boy taken by the Indians at Worcester Mar. 15, 1697, was allowed if 12 10s. for escaping from them, and slaying several of them, about 1700. - (Mass. Records.)
4. John (s. of Solomon 1.) and hiswife Sarah had John, Enoch, Moses, Josiah, Joseph, and Sarah : he d. 1699. - Sarah m. Thos. Washburn perhaps 1708.
5. Jacob (s. of Solomon 1.); his will 1716, mentions his present wife Susanna ; he had Abigail, Susanna, Experience, Mary, Sarah, Solomon, Jacob 1702* : he was warned out 1693: he appeared before in Weymouth and also in Worcester. - Abigail b. at Weymouth 1680, m. Thomas Washburn. - Susannah, at Wey. 1683, m. Ebenezer Hill 1714. - Sarah b. at B. 1699, m. William Orcutt 1721. - Jacob, Isaac, and Moses all settled in Worcester as early as 1718. - Moses was a selectman and ensign there 1725.
6. Isaac (s. of Solomon 1.) and his wife Deliverance had Hannah 1680, and probably Isaac, Deliverance, Joseph, and others. Isaac m. Mary Randall 1701. - Deliverance m. Samuel Washburn 1701. - Isaac, the father, conveyed his homestead to his son Joseph 1717, and went to Worcester perhaps.
7. Solomon (s. of Solomon 1.), no account of. There was an Ephraim Leonard in S. B. in 1738, who had several actions in court at that date ; whose s. he was is not ascertained. - Martha Leonard m. Ebenezer Eddy of Norton 1734.
9. Enoch (s. of John 4.) m. Elizabeth (D, probably of John) Hooper 1707, and had Enoch 1707, Elizabeth 1719. - Elizabeth Leonard, the mother perhaps, m. James Washburn 1720.
10. Josiah (s. of John 4.) m. Marjoram Washburn 1699, and had John, Josiah, Ezekiel, Samuel, Nathan, Elizabeth, Mary, Margene : he m. Abigail D. of John Washburn 1717: his will 1743. - Mary m. Daniel Harrington of Marlborough 1733. - Margene m. a Pratt.
12. Capt. Solomon (s. of Jacob 5.) m. Elizabeth D. of David Perkins, and had Experience 1732, Solomon 1733, Elizabeth, Susanna. He d. 1761. Experience m. Oliver Alden 1705. - Elizabeth m. Hezekiah Hooper 1753. - Susanna in. -Samuel Whitman 17C1.
16. Samuel (s. of Josiah 10. or William 13.) m. Lydia Besse and had Lydia 1751, Samuel 1753, Roland 1755, Silvanus 1759, Silas, Eunice, Zilphah, Abigail. Roland m. Lydia Smith of Walpole 1786. - Silvanus m. Eunice D. of Samuel Kinsley 1786, and had a D, Clarissa who m. Leonard Pratt 1818 and went to Me. - Silas m. Nabby Smith 1785. - Zilpha m. Cephas Kinsley 1787. - Abigail of M. m. Jacob Perkins 1788. - This family removed perhaps to Pomfret Vt. Samuel Leonard d. 1792 a;. 71.
17. Joseph (s. of Joseph 11.) m. Mary D. of Nathaniel Packard 1721, and had Joseph, David and Jonathan twins, Dan, Simeon, Seth*, Sarah ; Mary, the mother, d. 1770. - Sarah m. Isaac Pool 1743.
19. Capt. Solomon (s. of Solomon 12.) m. Joanna D. of Joseph Washburn 1756, and had Jacob 1757, Mary 1759, Hannah 1761, Enoch 1763, Solomon 1765, Marcus 1769, Ophir. - He and several of his sons removed westward. Capt. Jacob m. Mary D. of Isaac Swift 1788. - Mary m. Jeremiah Conant 17S2. Hannah m. Capt. Timothy Mitchell 1783. - Solomon m. Huldah D. of Joseph Orcutt 1786. - Marcus m. Polly Richards 1793. - Enoch m. Abigail Hammond 17S8.
seizing the Neutral French at Nova Scotia 1755, m. Mary Hall of T. 1769, and had David, Zenas L., Mary, Bernard, Caleb F. Linus, George W., Sarah, Fanny, James, Charles Frederick, Olive, and Hannah. David gra. B. U. 1792, m. Polly Pierce of M. 1797. - Zenas L. gra. B. U. 1794, and settled in the ministry at Sturbridge. - Mary m. Daniel Leonard 1791, and afterwards Clifford Carver 180G. - Sarah m. Jona. Bassett 1813. - Fanny m. Zephaniah Dean of M. 1816. - Olive m. Cephas Tomson of M. 1802. - Bernard d. in the western country 1834. - Caleb F. Esq. m. Nancy Tomson of M. 1807. - George W. went also to the west.
21. Jonathan (s. of Joseph 17.) m. Martha D. of Benjamin Washburn 1758, and had Martha 1759, Jonathan, David, Benjamin. She d. 1804 a?. 73. Martha m. Cornelius Pratt. - Jonathan s;ra. H. U. 1786, and settled as a physician at Sandwich. - David m. Abigail Clark 1796.
22. Dan (s. of Joseph 17.) m. Mary D. of James Dunbar 1750, and had Mary 1751, Dan 1752, Experience 1753, Phebe 1755, Ziba 1756, Josiah 1758, Keziah 1760*, Calvin, Sally, Rosamond. - Mary m. Thomas Delano of Fairhaven. - Dan m. Hope Clapp of M. 1775, and went to Ware. - Experience m. Luther Reading of M. 1773. - Phebe m. Joseph Delano of Fairhaven. - Ziba m. Chloe Shaw of M. 1783 and went to Ashfield. - Josiah went to M.: - Calvin went to Holly. - Sally m. Isaac Shepard of Ashfield. - Rosamond m. Nathan Shaw 17S2.
24. Samuel (s. of Samuel 16.) m. Deborah D. of Nathan Mitchell Esq. 1777, and had Samuel, Ansel, Rebecca, Mary. - Col. Samuel m. Mehitabel Bennet of A. and had Samuel LaFayette, 1824. - Ansel m. Deborah D. of John Conant 1807. - Rebecca m Libeus Blossom 1804. - Mary m. Silvanus Sturtevant 1801.
27. Barna Leonard (from Taunton) m. Phebe D. of Joseph Bassett 1780, and had Barna, Ruth. Barna Jr. m. Lydia D. of Benjamin Sprague 1815. - Ruth m. Ophir Mitchell 1803.
Benjamin Leonard m. Hannah Phillips 1715. - Benjamin m. Keturah Briggs 1756; she d. 1757. - Eliphalet of E. m. Silence Howard 1755. - Zadock m. Deborah Keith 1765. - Olive of M.
James Leonard of Taunton had Thomas, James, and a D. Hannah born at Braintree 1671 ; he and his brother Henry came from Pontepool in Wales and settled in Braintree as early as 1652, and thence went to Taunton, and Henry afterwards went to N. Jersey; whether connected with Solomon or not is not ascertained.
2. Gideon (s. of Ezekiel 2d. of Abington brother of Nehemiah above) was adopted by his uncle Nehemiah, and had his estate and settled in N. B. ; m. Martha D. of Luke Perkins 1731, and had Nehemiah 17S2, Mehitabel 1784, Keziah 1785, Ruel 17S7, Charles 1788*, d. 1794, Martha 17S9, Content 1791*, Roxana 1792, Triphena 1792, Charles 1795, Luke, Serena. Capt. Nehemiah m. Martha D. of Simeon Packard 1802. - Mehitabel m. Japhet Beals of Augusta 1803. - Keziah m. Bela Curtis 1803. - Martha m. Benjamin Gardner of Augusta 1806. - Serena m. Ziba Bisbee 1814. - Charles m. Rebecca- Wood Porter 1816, and went to E. - Luke m. a White.
William of T. m. Hannah Wade 1751. - Hannah of Scituate m. Perez Howard 1795. - Susanna of Hingham m. John Mitchell 1795. - Rufus m. Lucy Ellis 1804. - Deborah of Hingham m. Artemas Hale Esq. 1S15.
LINDSAY. - Thomas Lindsay lived in W. B. and m. Elizabeth D. of William Turner 1745, and had William 1747, Mary 1749, Hannah 1752, James 1755, Thomas 1758. - James m. but had no children. - Thomas m. Thankful Baily 1786.
Daniel Littlefield and his wife Rachel had Ralph 1760* ; she d. 1760; and he m. Catharine D. of Joseph Cole 1762, and had Rachel 1762, Catharine 1764, Josiah 1765, Waldo 176S. - Mary m. David AVade 1756. - Susanna in. Edward Keith of Easton 1765. - Martha m. Luke Keith of Easton 1768.
2. Nathaniel (s. of Nathaniel of Braintree) m. Hannah D. of Moses Curtis and lived in St. and had Samuel, Nathaniel, and Hannah, who m. a Niles.
3. Maj. Samuel (s. of Nathaniel 2.) m. a Wentworth, and had Samuel*, John*, Hovenden*, Charles, Cassander, Dorothy, Sally, Abigail, Hannah. Charles m. Ann D. of Jonas Howard 1821. - Dorothy m. John May 1S07. - Sally m. Sidney Howard 1820.
4. Nathaniel (s. of Nathaniel 2.) m. a Tucker and had Nathaniel, James, Isaac, Darius, Betsy, Myra. Nathaniel m. a Brown. - James m. a Gary. - Darius m. Lydia D. of Jonas Howard.
LORING. - Capt John Loring (from Plympton probably) m. Ruth Sturtevant, and lived in E. B. and had Daniel 1754, Silvia 1757 ; he had James, Nathaniel, Peleg, Deborah, Rebecca, Priscilla, and Mary, before he came here. - Deborah m. Lemuel Kingman 1754. - Rebecca m. Jacob Mitchell 1763; his wid. Ruth perhaps m. Isaac Kingman 1770. - James m. Jane D. of Isaac Kingman 1770, and had John Esq. who m. Jennet D. of Joshua Barrel 1794, and Laban and James. - Priscillam. Ebenezer Barker, and had 2 Ds. Priscilla, and Deborah ; Priscillam. Tilden Crooker, and Deborah m. David Oldham Esq. - Nathan'l went to Spenser. - Peleg taken by the Algerines. - Daniel m. a Pope in Boston, and lived in Nantasket. - Mary not m. - Silvia m. Job Barstow.
2. James Loring of N. B. m. Jennet D. of Amos Whitman 1809, and had Lucius 1811*, Vashti 1814. He probably first m. Mercy D. of Ezra Warren 1800.
3. Ignatius Esq. (of Plympton) m. BathshebaD. of Capt. Jonathan Bass 1750, and had Sarah 1751, Ignatius, Jacob, Jane, Calvin and others. - Jane m. Capt Moses Inglee. - One D. m. a Bradford ; another, Silvanus Bartlett Jr. - Capt. Ignatius went to Me. - Jacob remained at Plympton.
Molly d. 1776 ae. 47. - Caleb of Plympton m. Sarah wid. of Caleb Packard and D. of Nathan Howard Esq. 1802. - Hannah of Plympton m. Lewis Ames 1815.
LOVELL. - Dr. Shubael Lovell of Barnstable m. Bethiah D. of Dea. James Perkins 1797, and his ss. Shubael, Nehemiah G., and Lorenzo O., live in S. B. The two lastgra. B. U. 1833.
James Lovell m. Mary Johnson of St. 1761. - Andrew Lovell m. Lydia D. of Nath'l Conant 1712. - James m. Dorcas Pratt 1754. - James m. Jemima Leach 1785.
LOWDEN or LOUDOUN. - Nathaniel Lowden (from Duxbury) m. Experience D. of Joshua Pratt 1762, and lived in E. B. and had Sarah 1762, Susanna 1764, John 1765, Experience 1768, Jacob 1771, and Hannah 1776. The mother d. 1813 ae. 72. - Sarah m. Benjamin Darling 1785. - Susanna m. Oliver Pratt 1787\ - John m. Susanna Clark 1793. - Experience an. Josiah Parris 1788, and went to Me., and was mother of Virgil Parris, member of Cong. - Jacob m. Susanna D. of Mark Phillips 1794. - Hannah m. Calvin Reed 1807. - The ss. went to Plainfield.
Thomas Manly m. Lydia D. of John Field 1701. - David m. Joanna D. of Wm. Turner 1752. - Josiah m. Eliza, D. of Seth Bryant 1789. - Silvia m. Zephaniah Lathrop 1791. - Timo. ofE. m. Susanna Packard 1761. - Rovvena m. Jacob Niles of Randolph 1801. - Sally of E. m. Seth Crossman 1813 - Olive m. Joseph Hayward 1768. - Mrs. Susanna d. 1834 se. 9S. - William Manly and his Neighbors of the north purchase (Easton) allowed to come to meeting here and to build a bridge over Cutting Cove River 1696.
MARSHALL. - Allen Marshall and his w., sister of Ephraim Groves came from Rochester and lived in E. B. but had no children : he d. 1824 ae. 89 : she 1825 m. 86.
and had Hayward 1771, Calvin 1774, Benjamin 1777, Rowlandson 1780, Gannett, and Ambrose* 17S4, Rowlandson m. Olive Manly 1808. - Gannett m. Mary Hayward 1810.
McBRIDE. - John McBride m. Jane D. of Alexander Wilson 1754, and had Alexander 1755, Sarah 1757 : he and Wilson were Irish and settled in N. B. and removed thence to Harpersfield N. York.
3. Jonathan (brother of Hugh perhaps) m. Mary, wid. of George Packard, and D. of Samuel Edson perhaps, 1740, and had Ephraim 1741 ; he d. 1757.
6. Josiah (s. of Hugh perhaps) m. Bethiah D. of Benjamin Pratt perhaps 1769, and had Bethiah 1770, Josiah 1772 ; he also m. Martha D. of Jeremiah Conant 1779. Benjamin Mehurin m. Ann Leonard of R. 179S. - Bethiah of Pembroke m. Ezra Churchill 1799. - Lucy m. Martin Conant Jr. 1S06. - Mary m. William Bassett 1719. - Bathsheba m. Solomon Snow 1723.
MITCHELL. - 1. Experience Mitchell was one of the forefathers, (a name usually applied to those, who arrived in the three first ships) and came over in the third ship, the Ann, in 1623: he sold his place in Plymouth to Samuel Eddy in 1631 and removed to Duxbury, where he purchased Wm. Paybody's house and farm 1650: he was an original proprietor of Bridgewater, but sold his share or proprietary right to Thomas Hayward ; he came to Bridgewater late in life, with his son Edward ; while at Plymouth he lived at Spring Hill, so called, and at Dux- bury he lived at a place called Blue Fish River : at Bridgewater he lived at a place called Joppa, where his descendants still live : he d. 1689 a?, a. 80 ; his will dated 16S4 : he was at Leyden with the Pilgrims and left a brother Thomas, who lived and died in Holland : he had a share in the first division of Lots at Plymouth in 1623, and of the live stock in 1627 : it is supposed he m. Jane D. of Francis Cook for his first wife : the wife of his old age was named Mary, but her family name is not ascertained ; he had a sister Constant, who m. John Fobes : the names of his children as appears from his will, deeds, and other written documents, were Thomas, John, Jacob, Edward, Elizabeth, Mary, Sarah and Hannah. Thomas first had land of his father at Dartmouth, but relinquished it again to his father 1669, who the same day conveyed it to Jacob. There is no farther account of Thos. Elizabeth m. John Washburn 1645. - Mary in. James Shaw of M. 1652, who d. 1679, and left a D. Mary. - Sarah m. John Hayward. - Hannah m. Joseph Hayward.
3. Jacob (s. of Experience 1.) m. Susanna D. of Thomas Pope of Plymouth 1666, and settled at Dartmouth, now Fairhaven, was a carpenter and an Ensign, and in 1675, at the commencement of Phillip's war, was killed and his wife also by the Indians early in the morning as they were going to the garrison, whither they had sent their children the afternoon before ; they both lived to reach the garrison, but d. of their wounds ; their children were Jacob, Thomas, and Mary ; the children came to Bridgewater, and were taken care of and brought up by their uncle Edward. - Mary m. Samuel Kingman 1696.
4. Ensign Edward (s. of Experience l.)m. Mary D. of Thos. Hayward, and lived with her 40 years without children ; she d. and he then, 1708, m. Alice D. of Maj. John Bradford of Kingston s. of William Jr. and g. s. of Gov. William ; she was b. 1678, and d. 1746 as. 67; he bought Francis West's proprietary right, and settled in E. B. before 16S2 ; he had Mary 1709, Alice 1714, Edward 1716 ; he d. 1717, and it is said he was near 70 years of age when his son Edward was born : his wid. in. Dea. Joshua Hearsey of Hingham and removed thither with her children, and Mary m. Joshua, and Alice m. Noah, ss. of Dea. Hearsey, who had also a D. Sarah by his last w., who m. Thomas Loring and d. 1798. Edward sold the family estate at blue fish river in Duxbury to Samuel Sprague 1708, which his father had conveyed to him in 1670.
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a family: one of his descendants by the name of Experience d. a few years since in Uxbridge over 100 years of age, and left a s. John in or about Gloucester R. I. : there was also a Capt. Elisha Mitchell and Maj. Thomas and Darius Mitchell in that vicinity, probably of the same family. - Elisha is mentioned in R. I. records in 1700.
6. Joseph (s. of John 2.) m. Bathsheba Fillips probably ; first lived in Plymouth 1711; and settled in Kingston about 1719, was a Tanner, and had Sarah 1711*, Hannah 1713, Joseph 171.4*, John 1716*, Mary 1718, Sarah 1719, Bathsheba 1721, Alice 1723, Joseph 172G, Benjamin 172S, Martha 1731, Ruth: his w. d. and he m. Hannah Hersey of Abington 1753: he d. 1755, and his wid. m. John Whitman of E. B. and d. 17S8 oe. 85. Mary m. Thomas Phillips Jr. 1743, and d. the same year. - Sarah m. Jonathan Ring. - Bathsheba m. Timothy Briggs of T. - Martha m. Japhet Rickard. - Joseph went to Norton.
7. Jacob (s. of Jacob 3.) m. Deliverance D. of John Kingman 1696, and had Jacob, 1696 : he removed to Kingston, and there had a 2d. wife Rebecca D. of Isaac Cushman probably, he was a blacksmith, and sold his house and lands to Benjamin Sampson 1728, and removed to North Yarmouth Me., and d. a. 1744.
8. Thomas (s. of Jacob 3.) m. Elizabeth D. of John Kingman 1696 : he, his brother, and sister Mary, were all m. at the same time, and all m. Kingmans, who were also brother and sisters : he had Thomas 1696*, Henry 1698*, Timothy 1700, Susanna 1703, Edward 1705*, Elizabeth 1710, Mary 1713, Seth 1715; he d. 1727 ; she 1733 ; he lived in S. B. where his g. g. s. William now lives. - Susanna m. Joseph Packard 1724 - Elizabeth and Mary d. young probably.
11. Dea. Jacob (s. of Jacob 7.) m. Mary Howland 1721, and settled in Pembroke, and had Jonathan 1724 ; his wife d. and he m. wid. Rachel Cushing, sister of the Rev. Mr. Lewis, and had David 1728, Rachel 1730, Jacob 1732, Sarah 1736 ; he removed to North Yarmouth. - Rachel m. a Chandler. - Mary m. Judge Lewis. - Sarah m. a Gray.
12. Timothy (s. of Thomas 8.) m. Deborah D. of Nathaniel Packard, and had Thomas, Nathan 1729, Ahiel, Deborah, Timothy* ; he d. 1733: she 1744. Deborah m. a Bliss of Rehoboth 1730. - Timothy was lost at sea with Winslow Hooper, both young. - There was a wid. Mitchell d. in S. B. 1762, perhaps she was Sarah Mehurin, who m. John Mitchell 1751 ; this John is the man perhaps who was under guardianship of Jonathan Howard 1742, and was from Milton.
18. William (s. of Col. Edward 9.) settled in Cummington, and m. Elizabeth, D. of William Ward Esq., and had Piam, Cushing, William, Chester, Elisha, Bela, Betsy, Clarissa, Sally, Laura, Polly, Jennet. Piam m. Sally Orcutt, and then a Warner. - Cushing m. in N. Y., and settled in Windsor. - William m.
Clarissa, D. of Elisha Bisbee. - Chester m. a Richards. - Elisha m. Lucinda Brewster, and then Wid. Shaw, D. of Nathan Gurney Esq. of Abington. - Bela m. a Streeter. - Betsy m. Elijah Warner. - Clarissa m. Stephen Warner Jr. - Sally m. Rosvvell Hubbard of Northampton and d. 1837. - Laura m. Otis Tileston of Boston. - Polly m. Seth Porter Jr. - Jennet m. Chester Gaylord of Hadley : he d. 1837, ae. 87 ; she d. 1839 : and it is remarkable that he and his father had each 12 children, and all lived to be m.
19. Bradford (s. of Col. Edward 9.) settled also in dimming - ton, and m. Persis, D. of Elijah Warner, and had Nahum and Lucretia: he then returned to Bridgewater, and his w. d. 1799, re. 41. He then m. Meribah,D. of Lemuel Keen of Pembroke, 1801, and had Eliza : he then removed to Minot, and had a son Bradford that d. in infancy. He returned again to Bridgewater, where his 2d w. d. 1823, as. 49 : he is still living. - Lucretia m. Josiah Bassett 1820. - Eliza m. Alpheus Leach Jr.
20. Bela (s. of Col. Edward 9.) settled in Charlestown, and there m. Nancy, D of Maj. Calder, and had Nancy and Bela, and d., and his wid. m. a French.
21. Maj. Thomas (s. of Timothy 12.) m. Keziah Swift of Plymouth, and had Timothy 1758, William 1760, Lusanna 1762, Thomas 1765, Calvin 1767, Luther 1769*, Zilphah 1772: he d 1776. Lusanna m. Marlborough Williams of Easton. - Zilphah m. Eleazar Keith Jr. - Calvin went to Rochester, was m., but left no children.
23. Col. Abiel (s. of Timothy 12.) settled in Easton, and m. a D. of Eliphalet Leonard, and had Thomas, Abiel, Timothy, Eliphalet, Leonard, Deborah, Ruth, Mary, Sally, Susanna. He d. 03. 88. Thomas m. Abigail Howard 17S3, and he and Abiel went to Vermont. - Timothy went to Merrimac. - Eliphalet remained in E., and had Albert, Harrison and others probably. - Leonard went to Mansfield. - Deborah m. Thomas Willis. - Ruth m. a Simmons. - Sally m. a Williams. - Mary m. a Williams. - Susanna m. an Edson.
Kingston 1790, and had Ichabod Washburn, Rebecca Loring 1S01, and then removed to Maine, and there had Nahum, Zenas, Gilman, Charles, Gushing, Elisha, Pcrsis Turner, Silvia*, Abigail. Jacob went to Farmington, Conn., and had William, Hiram and John. - John L. d. young at West Point, and left 2 children. Peleg and Levi went to Maine and had families.
25. Seth (s. of Seth 13.) m. Lusanna, D. of Capt. Simeon Wood, and had Simeon Wood 1795, Sarah Weston 1796, Arnot 179S, Timothy 1800, Susanna 1S02, George Washington 1804, Seth Arnold 1806. Seth, the father, d. 1807, vs. 64. Simeon W. m. Keziah, D. of Jona. Leonard of Mid'o, 1819. - Timothy m. Melissa Alden Raymond of Plymouth. - Sarah W. m. a Robbins of Mid'o. - Seth A. m. a Pickins of Rochester.
26. Rotheus (s. of Seth 13.) was a Lieut, in the Revolutionary army, m. Hepzibah, D. of Josiah Hay ward, 1783, and had Cynthia 1784, Eliphalet 1785, Horatio 1787, Betsy 1791, and then removed to Lyme, N. H.
28. Edward (s. of Edward 14.) m. Chloe, D. of Capt. Abraham Washburn, 1789, and had Chloe*, Olive, Edward, Melinda, Emeline. Olive m. Dr. Rufus Walker of Westport 1814, and afterwards Isaac Fobes. - Melinda m. Oliver Alden 1819, and d. 1838. - Emeline m. John Winslow. - Edward m. Margaret Seaver of T.
29. Maj. Theodore (s. of Edward 14.) m. Ruhamah, only child of Josiah Newton of Brookfield, 1798, (her mother Hannah was 2d wife of dishing Mitchell), and had Hannah 1799, Winslow 1800, Miriam 1804*, Caroline 1808, Louisa 1S13. Hannah m. George Bassett 1819. - Caroline m. Philo Keith.
31. Nahum (s. of Cushing 15.) gra. H. U. 1789, and m. Nabby, D. of Gen. Silvanus Lazell, 1794, and had Harriet 1796, Silvanus Lazell 1798, Mary Orr 1801, Elizabeth Cushing 1807, James Henry 1812. Harriet m. Nath'l Morton Davis Esq. of Plymouth 1817. - Mary O. m. David Ames Jr. Esq. of Springfield 1827. - Elizabeth C. m. Nathan Dresser Hyde 1833. - James H. m. Harriet Lavinia, D. of John Angier of Belfast, 1833, and had Henry Hedge 1839.
32. Maj. Cushing (s. of Cushing 15.) m. Lusanna T., D. of Capt. Asa Pratt, 1822, and had Lydia*, Sarah Harris*, Lusanna*, and went to Boston.
had Sarah Harris 1807, (she was first called Bethiah). He d. March 18, 1807, and his wid. m. George Y. Phillips 1812, and went to Poughkepsie, N. Y. Sarah H. m. an Overockcr, and removed to the western part of New York state, and d. 1833.
37. Nahum (s. of Bradford 19.) m. a D. of Josiah Deane Esq. of R., and lived awhile in Minot, Me., and then removed to Raynham, where his Avife d. and he then m. Chloe, wid. of Alvan Crossman and D. of Nathaniel Pratt.
38. Capt. Timothy (s. of Thomas 21.) m. Hannah, D. of Capt. Solomon Leonard, 1783, and went to Vermont, and had Luther, Bernard, Leonard Bradley, and others. He m. a Bradley at Vt. for a 2d w. Leonard B. is editor of a newspaper in the Western States.
40. Thomas (s. of Thomas 21.) m. Mehitabel, D. of Capt. Joseph Alden, 1797, and went to Greenwich (Enfield) and had a family. One D. m. a s. of Walter Hayward.
41. Nathan Esq. (s. of Nathan 22.) m. Rachel, D. of Benjamin Byram, 1793, and had Mary and Nathan. Mary m. Maj. James Seymore Allen 1816, who d. young, leaving one child Mary. - Nathan lived awhile in Boston.
43. Josiah W. Esq. (s. of Jacob 24.) m. Sally, D. of Oakes Angier Esq. and settled as an Attorney in Freeport, Me., and had Susan A., Harriet Lavinia, and Josiah Angier. His w. d. and he m. Elizabeth, wid. of Elisha P. Cutler Esq., her maiden name Delano, and had Victor Moreau, Ezekiel Whitman, Frederick, Lucia, and Sarah Elizabeth.
There was a John Mitchell in Marshfield 1825, a?. 85, whose father John came from old York, Me.: his grandfather was killed by the Indians : "his father told him he was related to the Mitchells in Bridgewater :" he has several children and grand children in and about Marshfield.
45. William (an Englishman and Iron Founder) came over within a few years with his wife and had William*, John, Henry ; his wife d. and he m. Susanna D. of Asa Forrist 1821, (her mother was Susanna D. of Seth Mitchell 13,) and has William, and Hannah Hall.
MONRO. - Alexander Monro with his wife Mary Hutchinson m. 1775, lived many years in East Bridgewater : he was a Scotchman : they had several children, viz : David 1777, Jennet 1779, William 1781, Eunice 1785, Jane 1788 ; and Mary 1771, and Nancy, hoth by a former wife : his first wife d. 1774, ae. 40.
MOORE. - Theodosius Moore m. Sarah, D. of John Prior, 1825, and had Thomas 1720, John 1731. He d. and his widow m. Josiah Hayward 1738. Catharine Moore m. James Bradley 1759. - Ann Moore m. Joseph Prior, and afterwards James Allen.
MORSE. - Asa Morse m. Sally (or Susanna) McFarling 1815, and had Asa 1816, Susanna 1818, Edwin 1821, Obadiah 1823, James 1825. Sihon Morse of Stoughton m. Polly Ripley 1804. - Abner Morse m. Polly Wood (or Mary Woodwis) 1804. - Baruck Morse of St. m. Rhoda Gurney 1811.
MORTON. - Nathaniel Morton m. Lucy, D. of Nathaniel Washburn, 1757, and had Nathaniel 1758, Tempe 1762, Abram 1765*. His wife d. 1766, and he then m. Rebecca, sister of Nathaniel Morton Esq. of Freetown, and had Lucy 1768. Nath'l was a Physician in Halifax.
Nathaniel Esq. of Freetown m. Mary, D. of Eleazar Cary, 1782, and was father of Judge Marcus Morton, now Governor. - Seth m. Hepzibah Packard 1757. - Hannah of Mid'o m. Abiel Edson 1774. - Patience m. BenjaminRobbins Jr. 1814.
MUXAM, MUXIM, or MAXIM. - Joseph Muxam m. Anne, D. of Gershom Conant, 1764, and had Anne 1764, Eunice and Lavinia 1768 : he d. 1790, a?. 52. Anne m. Joseph Smith Jr. 1799. - John Muxam m. Silence, D. of Benjamin Pratt, 1748. - Lavinia m. a Christian, and had 2 ss. George and Caleb, and perhaps others.
NEWELL. - Joseph Newell m. Hannah Pierce 1732, and had Jonas 1733, Jane 1736 ; his wife d. and he m. Rachel Sylvester 1734, and had Jane 1736.
NORTON. - Thaxter Norton (s. of John Norton of Weymouth) m. Susanna D. of Joseph Chamberlin 1808, and had Susanna Bass 1809, Charles Thaxter 1811, Sarah 1813, William 1815*, Elizabeth Williams 1817 ; he now lives in Boston.
NOYES. - Ephraim Noyes (s. of Capt. Daniel of A. and g. s. of Samuel of Newbury) settled in N. B. 1800; m. Sarah D. of Samuel Dike 1779, and had Daniel, Jacob, Alva, Sarah, and Rebecca ; he d. 1822 ae. 65. Daniel gra. Yale, 1813, m. a Clark, and lives in Boston. - Jacob m. Olive D. of Josiah Edson, and lives in A. - Alva m. Sophronia D. of Perez Southworth. - Sarah m. Noah Norton 1803 and afterwards Seth Snow. - Rebecca m. Josiah Eames.
Samuel m. Millicent Orcutt 1770. - Ebenezer Noyes d. in E. B. 1832 a3. 36; he m. 2 Ds. of Joseph Gannet. - Ebenezer m. Betsy wid. of Daniel Ramsdell 1795. - David Noyes m. Lydia Orcutt 1811.
ORCUTT. - Wm. Orcutt (from Scituate) and his wife Martha, settled in S. B., and had John 1669, Martha 1671, Joseph 1672, Mary and Hannah 1674, Thomas 1675, Benjamin 1679, Elizabeth 1682, Deborah 1683, all b. at Scituate ; in his will 1694, his ch. mentioned are,Wm. 1664, Andrew, John, Joseph, Thomas, Benjamin, Martha, Mary, Hannah and Susanna. William and Andrew were probably born at Weymouth or elsewhere before he went to Scituate, and Susanna perhaps in B. Thomas, Benjamin and Susanna were minors. Elizabeth and Deborah, not mentioned, probably not living. - Mary m. Daniel Hudson 1697. - Andrew, and Benjamin we have no account of. - Joseph sold land here 1697, and speaks of himself as formerly of B. - Thomas sold land and a small house near Joseph Alden's 1700.
2. William (s. of William 1.) m. Jane D. of John Washburn and d. 1739 ac. 75; he had Moses, Caleb, Joanna, Elizabeth, Jane, Deliverance 1702, and Martha. - Joanna m. Benjamin Edson 1715. - Elizabeth m. Ebenezer French 1717. - Jane m. Joshua Warren 1725. - Deliverance m. Joseph Washburn, and afterwards a Packard and d. 1790 as. 88. - Martha m. Solomon Washburn 1732. - Caleb m. Mehitabel Harvey 1738.
5. Moses (s. of William 2.) m. Mercy D. of Nathaniel Allen perhaps 1739; his will 1781, mentions no children, probably had none. - Mercy Orcutt m. John Waterman of Halifax 1769.
8. David m. Susanna D. of Daniel Packard 1734, and had Daniel 1734, Stephen 1736, David 1739. Ebenezer Orcutt m. Deliverance D. of John Kingman 1725.
10. Joseph (s. of Ichabod 7.) m. Deborah D. of David Pratt 1751, and had Joanna 1752, Nathan 1755, Hannah, Huldah. - Joanna m. Abiel Richmond 1773. - Nathan m. Eunice Whitmarsh 1780, and went to Cummington, and had Joseph, Nathan and John. - Hannah m. Salmon Washburn 17S5. - Huldah m. Solomon Leonard 1786. - Wid. Deborah Orcutt d. 1805 ae. 72.
11. Nathan (s. of Ichabod 7.) m. Susanna D. of Daniel Snell and had William, Nathan 1758, Daniel 1760, John Snell, Ichabod. The father, William, John, and Ichabod went to Ackworth N. H.
14. Jonathan (from Cohasset) m. Experience, D. probably of William Washburn 1759, and had Jonathan 1760, William 1762, Samuel 1764 ; his wife d. 1766, and he m. Thankful D. of John Gary 1766.
15. Nathaniel m. Mary D. of Josiah Leonard Jr. 176S, and had Leonard 1768, Mary 1772, Nathaniel 1778, Josiah 1781, Hannah 1787. He and his family removed to Me. Hannah m. Jacob Fuller 1786. - Leonard m. Charity D. of Philip'Reynolds 1797. - Josiah m. Naomi D. of Samuel Cheesman 1806.
of a Cancer 1808. Alpheus m. Mercy Pratt 1S02, and d. 1834, leaving a family. - Galen m. Nancy D. of Daniel Willis 1809, and had Mary Ann, Edward Stockbritlge, John Gorham, and others.
2. Col. Robert (s. of Hugh 1.) m. Hannah, D.of David Ringman, 1766, and had Susanna* and Jane 1768, Hector 1770, Robert Boyd 1772, Montgomery 1776, Noble 1780. Jane m. John Boyd of N. Y. 1791 : she d. 1833. Montgomery was in a battle on the Lakes, and d. of his wounds at Boston after his return. - Noble settled in Georgia as a Physician, and d. young, leaving one or more children. - Col. Orr and his wife both d. at Springfield, where he was Master Armorer in the U. S. works : he d. 1811, te 65.
m. Abigail Oilman : and had Hannah G., Abigail, Robert, Jane ; he d. and his wid. and children returned to E. B. - Hannah G. m. Bezer Hill 181G. - Abigail m. Jonathan Kingman Jr. - Jane no. Bela Hill. - Robert is m. and lives in E. B.
6. Thomas s. of Hugh 3.) went to Needham, and there m. Rachel Bolenc, and thence to Shirley and there died : he had Thomas, Rachel, Lucinda, Abigail, Alfred. - his wid. m. again.
7. John L. (s. of Hugh 3.) went to Lynn, and thence to Ashburnham N. H. : he m.Mary Wright of Brooklyn N. H. and had William, Eliza, John, Daniel, Mary, Charles, Sarah Ellen, Caroline, and two other Ds.
OTIS. - Dr. Isaac Otis (from Scituate s. of Dr. Isaac, and g. s. of Capt. Stephen, and g. g. s. of John, who came from Barnstable, Devonshire, Eng., b. 1620, and settled at Hingham with his father John 1635) gra. H. U. 1738: m. Mehitabel D. of Capt. Jonathan Bass 1746, and sctttled in E.B. and had Bethiah 1747, Josiah 1749, Isaac and Nabby* 1752, Hannah 1755*, Nabby 1757*, Jacobs 1758, Thomas 1761*, Galen 1763; he d. 1785 se. 66: she 1800 ts. 72. Bethiah m. John Hudson 1769. - Isaac went to Cumberland R. I. and had a family, and among them were William and Isaac, who now live in Philadelphia. - Jacobs went to Providence and m. Sarah Smith Barker and had a family, among them were, Sewall, and Jacobs a Physician. - Galen was a Physician, m. Joanna D. of Dea. David Tilden of Hanson, afterwards of' Boston, and removed to Maine, and has a family.
3. Melville (s. of Dr. Josiah 2.) m. Sophia D. of Capt. Isaac Whitman 1809, and had Cushing ; she d. 1826 ae. 42. - Gushing is also m. and has a family.
PACKARD. - 1. Samuel Packard and his wife and child came from Windham, near Hingham, in England, in the ship called "The Diligent of Ipswich, 133 passengers, John Martin master," and settled in Hingham here 1638 : he thence came to W. B. and d. a. 1GS4, the date of his will ; he was constable 1604, and licensed to keep an ordinary, or tavern, 1670 ; he had Elizabeth, Samuel, Zacheus, Thomas, John, Nathaniel, Mary, Hannah, Israel, Jael, Deborah, and Deliverance. Elizabeth m. Thomas' Alger of Easton 1005. - Thomas was here 1073, and Israel was appointed Trooper 1071, and no farther account of them. - Mary in. Richard Phillips of Weymouth. - Hannah m. Thomas Randall. - Jael m. John Smith. - Deborah m. Samuel Washburn. - Deliverance m. Thomas Washburn. - In the early records both at Hingham and Bridgewater the name is written Packer, and was here formerly invariably pronounced so. The name on the town Records was also sometimes written Peckar, Pecker, Peckard, and Peckerd, but by the family has been generally written Packard.
2. Ensign Samuel (s. of Samuel 1.) m. Elizabeth D. of Mark Lathrop, and had Samuel, Daniel, Joseph, Elizabeth, Mary, Susanna ; his estate settled 1098. Susanna m. John Snell 1715. - Mary m. Amos Snell 1700.
4. John (s. of Samuel 1.) lived at S. B. near the bridge, which was called, after him, Packard's bridge, 1088, and since called Pope's bridge : his estate was settled 1741 by his son Joseph. - Wid. Packard d. 1701 very aged.
5. Nathaniel (s. of Samuel 1.) m. probably a D. of John Kingman, and had Samuel, Zechariah, George, Fearnot, Margaret, Sarah, Lydia, Faithful, Hannah, Deliverance, Elizabeth, Mary, Deborah ; his will 1720. Margaret m. John Washburn 1710. - Lydia m. Jeremy Howell 1718. - Elizabeth m. John Hooper 1722. - Deborah m. Timothy Mitchell. - Sarah m. Thomas Hooper 1722 or Samuel Bliss 1723. - Faithful m. George Vaughn 1719. - Mary m. Jo. Leonard 1721. - Deliverance Packard d. in S. B. 1770.
12. Solomon (s. of Zacheus 3.) m. Sarah D. of Samuel Lathrop 1715, who d. and he then m. SusannaD. of Samuel Kingman, and had Sarah 1719, Jacob 1720, Nathan 1722*, Susanna
17. Josepli (s. of John 4.) m. Susanna D. of Thomas Mitchell 1724, and had John, Joseph, Edward, Susanna, and perhaps Mary, Parnel, Judith and others; she d. 1756, he 1760. John m. Anna D. of Nathaniel Pratt 1760, and he and Joseph went to Brookfield ; Joseph had a son Winslow, gra. Dartmouth 1777, and settled in the ministry. - Susanna m. William Allen 1748, and afterwards Isaac Allen and then Dea. Othniel Gilbert of Brookfield. - Mary perhaps m. Nathaniel Hayward Jr. 1762. - Parnel m. David Johnson 1751. - Judith m. Capt. Jona. Willis 1752. - It is difficult to distinguish this family from that of Joseph 8, and there may be some confusion in the accounts here given of them.
18. Samuel (s. of Nathaniel 5.) and his w. Anne, had Anne 1723, Mary 1725, Betty 1727, Samuel, Hepzibah, Caleb, and Joshua 1735, Chloe, Desire. Anne m. Elijah Edson 1741. - Mary m. Abiezer Edson 1744. - Betty m. Seth Dean 1748. - Hepzibah m. Seth Morton 1757. - David m. Martha Hartwell 1756, and had Chloe 1758, Caleb 1760, and he and his brother Caleb went to Pelham. Chloe m. Joseph Keith 1759. - Most of the family went to Pelham. - Desire m. David Clark or Luke Washburn 1763. - She who m. Clark was called of Easton.
20. George (s. of Nathaniel 5.) m. Mary, D. of Samuel Edson, 1728, and had George, Jonathan, Lydia, Rebecca, and Ichabod. He d.,and she m. Jonathan Mehurin 1740. - Lydia m. Seth Lathrop 1751. - Rebecca m. Jona. Chandler before 1754.
21. Samuel (s. of Samuel 6.) m. Susanna, D. of Samuel Kinsley, 1729, and had Charity 1733, Samuel 1834, Susanna 1736, Abijah 1740. Charity m. Seth Burr 1753. - Samuel went to Easton. - Susanna Packard m. Joseph Knapp 1760. - Susanna Packard m. Timothy Manly 1761. - Susanna Packard m. Seth Rickard also 1757.
than 1751, Jerusha: he d. 1788, ce. 82. Sarah m. Samuel Cole 1752. - Lucy m. Ebenezer Edson 1751. - Mehitahel m. Barnabas Howard Esq. 1755. - Mercy m. Thomas West 1756. - Mary m. Simeon Alden 1763. - Abigail and Jerusha m. two brothers at Dorchester by the name of Leeds. - Isaac went to Petersham. - Seth m. Lois Leach 1764, and went to Roxbury. - Abner settled at Conway.
36. Jacob (s. of Solomon .12.) m. Dorotby, D. of Mark Perkins, 1742, and had Jacob, Mark, Oliver, Asa, Hezekiab, Rhoda, Dorotby, Plhle (or Philibert) : he d. 1777, ce. 57. Asa gra. H. U. 1783, and settled in the ministry at Marlborough. - Hezekiab. D. D., gra. H. U. 1787, and settled in the ministry at Chelmsford, and afterwards in Me. - Rhoda m. Abijah Stowell 1771, and Dorothy m. James Richards 1777, both of Newton. - Phile m. Henry Thayer 1783, and went to Winchester.
38. Nathan (s. of Solomon 12.) m. Martha, D. of Mark Perkins, and had Marlboro' 1763, Nathan 1767, Benaiah 1769. He d. 1772, and she m. Thomas Packard 1779. Marlborough and Benaiah went to Me.
1765. He removed westward. - Content m. Isaac Kingman 1769. - Eve m. Benjamin Robinson 1770. - Mary m. a Prince. - Ephraim m. Charity, D. of Capt. David Packard 1790, and went to Grafton.
41. Reuben (s. of Dea. James 13.) m. Anne Perkins 1759, and had Ichabod 1760, Nehemiah 1762, Susanna 1763, Anne 1765. He removed to Hebron, Me. - Ichabod m. Rachel, D. of Ephraim Cole perhaps, 17S6. - Reuben m. Jerusha Holbrook of Weymouth 1796.
43. Simeon (s. of Zaccheus 14.) m. Mary, D. of Mark Perkins, 1761, and had Simeon 1762, d. in the army, se. 20; Isaiah, Zenas, Barnabas, Alclen, Benjamin, Huldah, Mebitabel, Mary, Olive, Patty. Huldah m. Howard Cary Esq. 1785. - Mary m. Noah Packard 1790. - Olive m. David Ford 1794. - Patty m. Capt. Nehemiah Lincoln 1802. - Barnabas m. Melatiah Packard
44. Abel (s. of John 15.) m. Esther Porter 1751, and had Abel 1754, Esther 17-56, Adam 175S, Lydia 176U, Mary J 7(54, Olive 1707, Theophilus 1709. This family went to Cuminington. - Theophilus is a settled clergyman at Shelburne.
40. Barnabas (s. of John 15.) m. Sarah Ford, and had Barnabas 1704, Molly 1706, Pollycarpns 1768, Bartimeus 1709, Cyrus 1771. The parents went to Cummington. and had 2 sons there, John and Philander.
47. Josiah (s. of Capt. Abiel 10.) m. Sarah, D. of Thomas Ames, 1747, and had Susanna 174!), Sarah 1751, Mary 1753, Josiah, Abiel, Shepard, Edward, Ames, Betsy, Anna. 'He d. 1793, se. 70. Susanna m. Samuel Sturtevant, and then John Bicknell - Sarah m. Ephraim Packard 1773. - Mary m. Samuel Brett 1778. - Betsy m.Dea. James Perkins. - Annam. Seth Snow 1795.-*-Abiel and Edward went to Hebron, Me. - Abiel Packard m. Hannah Harris 1794.
48. Joshua (s. of Capt. Abiel 10.) m. Mehitabel,D. of Samuel Alden, 1755, and had Caleb 175S, Joshua 1759, Ralph, Lebbeus, Mehitabel. This family all went to Me.
51. Daniel (s. of Captain Abiel 10.) m. Hannah Perkins, 1705, and had Hannah 1700, Abigail 1708, Daniel 1770, Rhoda 1772, and went Avestward. Daniel m. Zibeah, D. of Gain Robinson perhaps, and went to Pelham.
52. Eliab (s. of Capt. Abiel 16.) m. Alice, D. of Ebenezer Packard 1709, and had Eliab 1770, Alice 1771, and went Avestward. Eliab m. Hannah Shaw of Abington 1792.
54. Edward (s. of Joseph 17.) m. Ruth, D. of Elisha Bonney, of Pembroke, and had Chloe and Leah. His w. d. 1764, and he in. Rebecca, sister of Ichabod Pope of Dartmouth, now Fairhaven, 1766, and had Rebeckah, Edward, Jacob, Elnathan, John, Deborah, Susanna. Chloe and Leah went to Brookfield. - Rebeckah m. Seth Gurney 17SS, and all the others with their parents went to Minot, Me.
56. Samuel (s. of Samuel IS.) m. Elizabeth, D. of Joseph Carver, 1757, and had Betty 1758, Silvia 1760. He probably m. Mary Washburn 1761 for his 2d wife.
57. Rev. Elijah (s. of Zechariah 19.) gra. H. U. 1750, and settled in the ministry at Plymouth 1754, and afterwards went to Marlboroujrh : his wife Mary Rider : he had Abigail, Benjamin 1760, Elijah 1762, Mary 1765. Abigail m. Dr. Simeon Dunbar 1781. - Mary m. Jesse Fobes 1795. - Benjamin m. Mehitabel, D. of Eliab Fobes, 1784, and went to Vermont.
58. Nathaniel (s. of Zechariah 19.) m. Sarah, D. of Jonathan Snow, 1753, had Zadock 1755, Ichabod 1757. She d. 1758, and he m. Anna Sloan 175S, and had David 1760, Sarah 1762, Zechariah, Nathaniel, and perhaps others. Ichabod m. Rachel, D. of Job Chamberlin 17S0. - David m. Mara Robinson 1785. They all went to Lebanon, N. H.
59. Capt. Nathan (s. of Zechariah 19.) m. Lydia, D. of Ephraim Jackson, 1758, and had Oliver, Elijah, Nathan, Ransom, Perez, Sullivan, Jonas, Sarah, Abigail, Lydia, Olive, Roxana. He d. 1798, a?. 65. Sarah m. Zepheniah Lathrop 1779. - Abigail m. Jonas Howard 1784. - Lydia m. Bernard Clapp 1793. - Olive m. Sam'l Dickerman 1799. - Roxana m. Sam'l Randall of Easton 1805. - Oliver m. Mary, D. of Josiah Dunbar 1785, and Ransom m. Abigail Thrasher 1797, and both went to the State of New York. - Nathan m. Polly Manly 1815. - Perez m. Elizabeth Reynolds 1803. - Sullivan m. Lucy, D. of Ephraim Jackson 1805.
Abijah went to Dartmouth ; m. Hannah, D. of Henry Smith, and had Henry S., now Representative of the town, Ann Maria, and Charles Fobes. Henry in. Mary Fierce, and has William Henry, Mary Ann, Franklin S., and Charles A. - Ann Maria m. Elihu Wood. - Charles F. went to Rehoboth, then to Boston, then to N. Y., and d. there : only one child, a D., now living. - Simeon m. Hannah, D. of Ezra Edson, 1796, and had Simeon, who went away, and is probably d.: the mother, a wicl., is now living. - Gamaliel went to Dartmouth ; m. Susan Joy, and had Susan, Louisa and Amy, all now living single.
64. Capt. David (s. of David 31.) m. Joanna, D. of Ephraim Jackson 1784, and had Charity 1770, Abel, John, Olive, Martha, Mary. He d. of small-pox 1786, se. 44. Charity m. Ephraim Packard 1790. - Olive m. Holmes Tilson 1797. - Patty m. Barzillai Field 1794. - Polly m. a Rice. - Abel and John went westward. - Wid. Joanna m. Jona. Hayden of Grafton 1807.
65. William (s. of William 32.) m. Hannah, D. of Nathaniel Reynolds 1769, and had Sihon 1770, Nancy 1772, Eliphaz, William. She d., and he m. Mary Wales 1784, and had Ambrose, Cyrus, Charles, Hannah, Polly, Matilda, Sarah. Eliphaz went to Milton. - William went to St.
67. Isaac (s. of Capt. Isaac 33.) in. Mary Atwood of Eastham 1776, and had Isaac 1778, and d. 1778 ; and his wid. m. Daniel Cooley Esq. of Amherst 1796. Isaac m. a Cobb of Boston, and had 2 Ds., and removed to N. York, and both of his Ds. are m. there. One m. the Hon. Dudley Selden.
70. Adin (s. of Ebenezer 34.) m. Keziah, D. of Pelatiah Phinney, 1780, and had Lucy 1781, Adin, Susanna, Sally. She d. 1839, k. 86. - Lucy m. Atherton Wild of Braintree 1808. - Susanna m. Ephraim Cole 1S0S. - Sally m. Isaac Packard 1821. - Capt. Adin m. Sally Horton 1S06, and went to Merrimack.
71. Matthew (s. of Ebenezer 34.) m. Keziah, D. of Luke Perkins, 1781, and had Nehemiah, Eliphalet, Matthew, Keziah : he d. 1795, or before. Nehemiah m. Chloe, and Eliphalet m. Abigail, Ds. of Nathan Snell, 1807 and 1814, and both went to Me.
79. Silas Esq. (s. of Abiah 35.) m. Chloe, D. of Nathan Willis, 1789, and had Silas, Charles, Chloe, Abigail. Silas m. a Cobb of Boston. - Charles m. Charlotte, D. of Capt. Thomas Thompson 1818. - Chloe m. Thomas Wales Jr. 1811. - Abigail m. David Cobb, and is d.
81. Jacob (s. of Jacob 36.) m. Rebecca, D. of Jolin French, 1774, and bad Abigail 1775, and went to Warwick. - Jacob Packard of Warwick m. Hannah Kingman 1800. - VVid. Rebecca m. Charles Snell 1807.
87. Isaiah (s. of Simeon 43.) m. Betsy, D. of Abiah Packard, 1792, and had Hezekiah 1793, Zibeon 1795, Simeon 1797, Lucius 1801, Betsy Howard 1804. Hezekiah m. Matilda, D. of Zechariah Gurney 1820. - Zibeon m. a Bicknell and went to A. Simeon m. a Kingman.
88. Zenas (s. of Simeon 43.) m. Deborah, D. of Ebenezer Thayer of Braintree, 1793, and had Deborah 1795, Charlotte 1796, Zenas 1798, Hosea 1800, Rachel 1803, Benjamin Alden 1806, Mary Perkins 1808, Lorenzo Emerson 1810, Horatio 1813, Lydia Thayer 1815. Deborah m. Samuel Holmes 1813. - Charlotte m. Joseph Wild of Braintree 1817. - Zenas m. Jerusha, D. of Isaac Horton, 1S20, and had Jerusha, Betsy French, Benjamin, Ezekiel Reed, and Hermon. - Hosea m. Roxana Holmes 1818, and had Celia, Hosea, Roxana, Ebenezer and Jerome Henry. - Benjamin A. m. Rhoda Packard, and had Benjamin Winslow and Andrew Franklin. - Mary P. m. William Lewis.
89. Josiah (s. of Josiah 47.) m. Rebecca Perkins 1783, and had Luke, Abiel, Sally, Rebecca. Abiel m. Abigail, D. of John Harris, 1815 - Sally m. Caleb Packard 1805. - Rebecca m. Benjamin Kingman 1817.
93. Elijah (s. of Rev. Elijah 57.) m. Keziah, D. of Capt. John Ames, 1783, and had Mary, Abigail, and Susanna. He d., and she then m.' Benjamin Robinson 1798. Mary m. Benjamin Robinson Jr. 1809. - Abigail m. Charles Marcy of Plymouth 1812. - Susanna m. a Ruggles at the westward, and had a D. Susanna, who m. Isaac S. Washburn.
98. Sihon (s. of William 65.) m. Abigail Scott of Dedham 1794, and had Joseph, Oren, Sihon, Isaac, Washburn, John, Nathaniel, David, Betsy, Mary. Oren m. Sally Skinner of Mansfield 1821. - Isaac m. Laura, D. of Daniel Bryant of E. B. David lives in Boston.
PARRIS. - Thomas Parris of London came to Long Island, N. Y., 1683; thence removed to Newbury, Ms., 16S5, and to Pembroke 1697 : his father was John, a dissenting minister of Ugborough, near Plymouth, England, whose father was Thomas, a merchant of London, who had a brother a merchant and planter of great wealth, who d. in Barbadoes 1660. (See Deane's Scituate.) Thomas, first above named, had a s. Thomas born at Pembroke 1701 ; m. Hannah, D. of Matthew Gannett of Scituate, 1724, and had Thomas 1725, Elkanah, Benjamin, Matthew. The father d. 1786. Thomas (last named) m. Rebeckah, D. of Benjamin Hayward Jr., and settled within the borders of E. B., and had Benjamin 1753, Thomas 1758. Thomas, the father, d. 1797, je. 72; she 1806, se. 77. Thomas, the son, perished in a great snow storm 1777.
Benjamin (brother of Thomas 1.) married Millescent, D. of Josiah Keith of Easton 1753, and had Samuel 1755, Matthew 1757, Josiah, Martin, Dan, Sarah and others probably. This man lived awhile in the border of Halifax, near his brother Thomas, but d. in Pembroke. - Samuel Esq. m. Sarah Pratt of Mid'o, and settled in Hebron, Me., and is father of Albion Keith Parris, late Governor of Me. - Matthew m. Mercy Tomson of Halifax 1780, and d. in Me., and was father of Alexander Esq. of Boston. - Josiah m. Experience, D. of Nath'l Lowden of E. B. 1788, and settled in Me., and has a son Virgil, an Attorney and Member of Congress. - Martin gra. B. U. 1790, and was
Thomas and Mary Parris, of Cambridge, had Thomas 1641, Mary 1643. - John Parris, of Charlestown 1645, gave a mortgage of his houses in Barbadoes 1650 to secure .£650 to be paid in Lombard street at the Green Dragon, London. - Samuel and Elizabeth Parris had Thos. 1681, Elizabeth 1682, Susanna 16S7. Thomas and Mary Parris, of Boston, had Mary 1686*, Mary 1687. - Thomas Parris at Duxbury 1710.
PERKINS. - David Perkins (from Beverly) settled in S. B. before 16S8 : was the first Representative of the town to the Gen'l Court in Boston after the union of the two colonies in 1692; m. Martha, D. of John Howard, 1699, and had John 1700, Mary 1702, Martha 1704, Elizabeth 1707, Susanna 1709, David 1711, Jonathan 1714, Abraham 1716, and Sarah: his w. d. 1735; he d. 1736, as. 83. Mary m. Gideon Washburn. - Martha m. Dr. Joseph Byram 1724. - Elizabeth m. Solomon Leonard. - Susanna m. Samuel Allen 1733. - Sarah m. Jabez Carver 1742. - Nathan b. before he came here, and Thomas b. here 1688, were his sons by a former wife probably. He built the first mill at the place where Lazell, Perkins & Co. have now a large manufacturing establishment, 1694. He lived on the Boston road, near where the road turns to go to the works.
1742, Bethiah 1746. His wife d., and he m. Priscilla Bourne, and had Bourne 1758 : the father d. 1796, a?. 82 ; she 1813, a?. 92. Jonathan was badly burnt in a forge, and became entirely blind : he probably m. Mary Hamlin 1765. - Elizabeth m. Consider Bearce of Halifax 1761. Bourne d. of the small-pox 1778, ee. 20.
8. Solomon (s. of Nathan 2.) in. Lydia, D. of Jonathan Sprague, 1733, and had Joseph and Benjamin 1735, Solomon 1737, Lydia 1741, Eliab 1743. Joseph m. Martha Hayward 1761. - Benjamin m.Hepzibah Washburn of Mid'o, 1761. - Solomon was in the French war, 1755, under Gen. Winslow, and m. Sarah Edson 1760. - Lydia m. Abner Sears of Mid'o, 1762.
9. Timothy (s. of Nathan 2.) m. Susanna, D. of Samuel Washburn 1736, and had Nathaniel. Timothy Perkins m. Zipporah, D. of William Washburn 1753. - Nathaniel m. Mary, D. of Joseph Alger, 1775.
13. Francis (s. of Thomas 3.) m. Susanna, D. of Dea. Robert Waterman of Halifax, 1762, and had Susanna and Robert. She d. 1770, and he m. Philibert, D. of Ephraim Keith, 1775, and had Jacob, Francis, Philibert. He d. 1783. Susanna m. Enoch Perkins 1783. - Robert d. 1793, ge. 29. - Philibert not m. - Francis m. Polly Leonard 1815, and had Francis and one other son, and both went eastward. He m. a 2d w.
14. Charles (s. of Nathan 7.) m. Abigail, D. of Perez Waterman, 1762, and had Olive, Sene, Charles, Philip, and others perhaps : he removed to the westward. Olive m. Nehemiah Edson 17S3. - Sene m. Ezra Edson Jr. 1782.
17. Ebenezer (s. of Ebenezer 12.) hi. Mary, D. of Solomon Pratt, 1782, and had Daniel, Solomon, Thomas, Aaron, a Baptist Minister in N. Y.; Oman, Ebenezer, Simeon, Ozias, went to Hanson, Minerva, Mary. Simeon m. Sally W., D. of Timo. Hayward. - Daniel m. Mehitabel Robinson of Taunton 1809, and d., and she m. Charles Daniels 1814. - Mary m. in Boston, Minerva in. Allen Edson 1815. - Thomas m. Betsy Munroe 1819. Oman m. Betsy Crooker of P. 1818.
18. Jacob (s. of Francis 13.) m. Mary Thomas of Pern. 1808, and had Mary, Marcia, Jacob, David gra., B. U. 1834, Sally Keith, Edith, Ellen, Robert, Nathaniel. Mary m. Calvin Pratt of Mid'o. - Maria m. Thos. Washburn. - Jacob, Sally Keith, and Edith all d. 1838. - Mary the mother d. 1S39.
21. Rev. Daniel Perkins, born in Topsfield, Essex Co. gra. H. U. 1717, settled in the ministry in W. B., Oct. 4, 1721, m. Anne Foster of Charlestown, and had Anne 1724, Richard 1730. She d., and he m. madam Hancock, mother of the Governor : he d. Sept. 29, 1782, as. 86. Anne m. the Rev. Matthew Bridge of Framingham 1747, and afterwards the Rev. Mr. Harrington of Lancaster.
25. Mark Perkins came from Ipswich 1741, and settled in N. B.: his wife was a Whipple (probably Dorothy): he had Josiah, Jonathan, Isaac, Jesse, Dorothy, Sarah, Jemima, Martha, Mary : he d. 1756, se. 58. Dorothy in. Jacob Packard 1742. - Sarah m. Ebenezer Packard 1746. - Jemima m. Levi Keith 1759. - Martha m. Nathan Packard. - Mary m. Simeon Packard 1761. - Dorothy Perkins, the wid. perhaps, m. Solomon Packard 1760.
34. Jesse Esq. (s. of Capt. Jesse 29.) m. Elizabeth, D. of Rev. Thomas Crafts, 1815, and had Caroline Bliss, Thomas Crafts, Mary Porter, Frederick and Elizabeth.
35. Luke (nephew to Mark 25.) came from Ipswich, settled in N. B., m. Rebecca, D. of James Packard, 1749, and had Anne 1750, Jemima 1753, Mary 1754, James 1757, Luke, Keziah, Susanna, Martha, Phebe : he d. 1770, as. 51. Anne m. Jonas Reynolds. - Jemima m. Joseph Reynolds 1772. - Mary m. Capt. William French. - James m. Betsy, D. of Josiah Packard, and went to Minot, Me. - Luke m. Mary, D. of Nathan Snell perhaps, 1797, and went to Winthrop, Me. - Keziah m. Matthew Packard 1781. - Susanna m. Simeon Brett 1777. - Martha m. Gideon Lincoln 1781. - Phebe m. Asaph Howard Esq. 1789, and went to Minot. - James m. Rebecca Packard 17S3.
PETTINGILL. - Akerman Pettigill m. Joanna, D. of Sam'l Kingman, 1723, and had Daniel 1720, Nathan 1732, Jacob 1734, and Hannah. His wife d., and he had a 2d w. Mehitabel, and had Stephen 1743, Silence 1745. - Akerman Pettingill m. Deborah Colson 1749.
PHILLIPS. - Thomas Phillips (from Marshfield) settled in E. B., and was probably son of Benjamin, who was s. of John, whose father John was at Marshfield 1638. Thomas m. the wid. of John Sherman, D. of Mark Eames and g. D. of Anthony Eames of Marshfield : Sherman lived in Rochester, and left one s. Anthony Sherman, who came to E. B. - Phillips came to E. B. about 1735, and had Abiah, Thomas, Lydia, Mark 1736, Deborah 1739. His w. d., and he m. Hannah, wid. of Micah Allen, and D. of Timothy or Joseph Eclson, 1747: she d. 1768; he d. before 1767. Lyclia m. Zebulun Cary 1749. - Abiah m. Benjamin Taylor 1761, and d. 1800 as. 70. Taylor d. 1776, as. 80. - It is said one D., perhaps Deborah, m. a Wade. [See William 8.] John, father of Benj., was killed by lightning at Marshfield 1656.
2. Thomas (s. of Thomas 1.) m. Mary, D. of David Hatch, 1755, and had John 1756, Mary 1758, Thomas 1760, Joseph, Turner, David : he d. at Spectacle Island in the harbor of Boston, of the small-pox, 1781. Mary in. Joseph Whitman 1780. - Joseph went to New York, and was father of Willard Phillips
4. John (s. of Thomas 2.) was serjeant in Gen. Washington's life guard during the Revolutionary war, and m. Jennet, D. of John Young, 1784, and had George Y. 1788, Jennet 1790, Marquis La Fayette 1792, Eunice Bass 1797, Robert 1802 : his w. d.
1823, ce. 57". George Y. m. Bethiah, wid. of Asa Mitchell and D. of Joseph Lazell, 1812, and had Abigail Ames 1813, and Asa Mitchell 1815, and the family all removed to Poughkepsie,N. Y.
5. Thomas (s. of Thomas 2.) m. Martha, D. of Capt. Simeon Whitman, 1783, and had Thomas and Joanna Whitman : he d. 1809, se. 49. Thomas went to Natick. - Joanna m. John Corthrell of Abington 1811.
8. William Phillips (from Easton) m. Hannah, D. of John Pryor, 1718, and d. 1743: he lived in Hanson probably (then Bridgewater). His D. Lydia in. Joseph Pettingill 1746. - Mary, who m. Ezra Warren 1752, might have been his D. also. - Caleb Phillips was also in Bridgewater 173S, perhaps father of Eliphalet below. - Deborah m. Levi Wade 1766. [See Thomas 1.]
PHINNEY or FINNEY - Pelatiah Phinney settled in S. B., and m. Mercy, D. of Josiah Washburn, 1738, and had Freelove 1740, Lurania 1741, Onesiphorus 1744, Mary 1745, Zerviah
Ithamar Phinney m. Anna, D. of Simeon Leonard 1799. - Achsah m. James Wood 1764. - Experience Phinney m. William Slack of T. 1775. - Jonathan of M. m. Deborah Wade 1735.
PIERCE. - Anthony Pierce and his w. Keturah lived in E. B., (perhaps now Hanson), joined Mr. Angier's Church 1741, had Susanna 1733, Avho m. George Bradley 1753. He m. a 2d w. Martha, wid. of Obadiah Pettingill of A. 1748, and had Anthony 1755. Anthony m. Sile Pratt 1778.
John Pierce of P. m. Susanna Newland 1713. - Wid. Polly Pierce m. Perez Williams 1798. - Benjamin Pierce m. Jane, D. of Dea. Thomas Hayvvard, 1750 : his 2d wife. - Mary m. Ebenezer Keith 1741. - Martha m. John Fobes 1738. - Sarah m. Elisha Pierce 1731. - Mary of Scit. m. Benjamin Pope Esq. 1792. - Elisha Pierce of Scit. m. Mary, wid. of John Field and D. of Ephraim Howard. - Lydia m. John Heiford 1706. - Mercy m. Joseph Truant 1767. - Sarah in. John Pratt 1751. - Hannah m. Joseph Newell 1732. - Abigail m. Eleazar Alden 1819. - Annara. Moses Mandell of Dorchester 1819. - Benjamin of Scit. m. Charity, D. of Jona. Howard 1742. - Calvin of Scit. m. Huldah, D. of Hezekiah Hay ward 1767. - Jacob Pierce m. Lucy Conant 1794. - Polly of M. m. David Leonard 1797. - Lucy m. Andrew Tucker 1814.
2. Benjamin, b. 1760, (s. of Thomas of Scituate and brother of William above) came also to E. B. with his mother and brother, and m. Molly, D. of Abishai Stetson 1787, and had Polly, who m. Daniel Magoun of P., 1816, and Susanna, who m. Dexter Pratt.
Thomas Pinson, the ancestor of this family, was at Scituate before 1636. His g. g. s. Thomas m. Anne Taylor 1755 at Scituate, and had Elizabeth 1756, William (above) 1757, and Benjamin (above) 1760.
This name is variously written in the early records, Pinson, Pincin, and Pinchin, and the last accords with the uniform pronunciation. It is undoubtedly the same name as Pynchon, and Pinson is probably the original and true spelling". Wm. Pinson . (so spelt) of Wolverhampton Co., of Stafford, Eng., gave a power of attorney to Richard Brown of N. E. 165S. William Pynchon, of Roxbury 1630, went to England 1652, and d. there 1662. Who else of the name could then have had occasion to give this power ? Besides, Brown came over the same year, 1630, and was a ruling Elder and Representative at Watertown. - John Pincin of Chesterfield m. Judith Curtis of Scit. 1788. - Abner Pincin m. Hannah Cowen 1770. - Welcome m. Deborah Crooker of P. 181S. - Rebecca m. Southworth Gammons Jr. of M. 1819. POOL. - Isaac Pool (from AVeymouth probably) and his wife Bethiah lived in S. B.: he d. 1759; she 17G6. Isaac Pool (father or son) was in the French war 1755 at Nova Scotia. - Hannah Pool m. John Pain 173S.
7. Samuel m. Ruth Fullerton 1759, and lived in E. B., and had Samuel, John, William, Oliver, Olive, and others, ten in all. He went to Easton, where he d. Dec. 1830, she d. Aug. 3, 1835, ae. 97, and had 344 descendants.
POPE. - Ichabod Pope (from Dartmouth, now Fairhaven perhaps) settled in S. B., near the bridge, called after him Pope's Bridge : his w. was a wid. Pope, who had a s. Thomas by her first husband. They had Benjamin, Freeman, Mercy, and perhaps others: he d. 1795. Thomas m. Huldah, D. of Sam'l
Edson, 1782, and went to Fairhaven, and liis son Henry keeps the Hotel in Halifax. - Benjamin Est], m. Mary Pierce of Scit. 1792, and had Benjamin Pierce, Hannah, and Orra. Benjamin P. m. Experience, D. of Silvanus Pratt. - Hannah m. Holman Keith. - Orra m. Kenelm Winslow. - Freeman m. Hannah Thayer 1795, and went to Enfield, and had Ichabod, William, Solon, Lavinia, and others perhaps; Lavinia. m. Charles Pratt 1821, - Mercy m. Freeman Pope of New Bedford 1797.
2. Joseph (from N. Bedford) lived awhile in S. B., and went to Ware, and thence to the State of N. York : he had Thankful, (who m. Cornelius Thayer 1796), and others. - Nabby Pope m. Isaac Washburn 1807.
PORTER. - Rev. John Porter (s. of Samuel and Mary of Abington, born 1716, and grandson of John, who m. Deliverance! D. of Nicholas Byram, 1660) gra. IT. U. 1736, and settled in the ministry at N. B. 15th Oct,, 1740, m. Olive Johnson of Canterbury, Conn., and had one D. Olive 1749, and she and her D. both d. the same year : she se. 23. He then m. Mary Huntington of Lebanon, Conn, and had John 1752, Olive 1753, Huntington 1755, Jonathan 1756, Eliphalet 1753, Mary 1762, Sibil 1766 : he d. Mar. 12, 1802, se. 86. John gra. Yale Coll. 1770, was a major in the Revolutionary war, and afterwards went to the West Indies, and there died. - Olive m. John Crafts 1790. - Huntington gra. H. U. 1777, and settled in the ministry at Rye, N. H., and is now living in Roxbury very aged. - Jonathan gra. H. U. 1777, went on board a privateer as a Surgeon and was lost. - Eliphalet, D. D., gra. H. U. 1777, and settled in the ministry at Roxbury, and d. 1833, leaving no children. - Mary m. Rev. Thomas Crafts 1786, minister at Princeton, and afterwards Mid. - Sibil d. single, at Princeton, while on a visit to her sister.
3. Joseph, born 1730, (brother of Samuel 2.) m. Elizabeth Burrill 1753, and settled in St. Corner, and had Elizabeth 1753, Joseph 1755, Hannah 175S, Robert 1762, Isaac 1765, Content 1767, Mehitabel 1769, Libeus, Cyrus: he d. 1804, se. 74. Elizabeth m. Samuel Linfield. - Hannah m. Jona. Battles. - Content m. Wm. Glover. - Mehitabel m. Daniel Brown 1797. - Joseph m. a Capen and had no ch. - Capt. Robert m. a Gay, and had Robert, John, Joseph, Betsy, Sally and Fanny. Robert m. a Capen. - Isaac m. a Packard, and had Rodolphus, Samuel, Reuben, Martin, Galen, Susanna, Sybil and Anna. Susanna m. a Thompson ; Sybil m.'a Noyes. - Lebbeus settled in Wrentham, Mass. - Maj. Cyrus m. a French, and had Ahirah, Cyrus, Luther, Olive, Rebecca, Mehitabel, and Eliza Ann. Olive m. Caleb Copeland Jr.
5. James Porter and his wife Mary had Polly 1778, Abigail 1779 at A., Hannah 1781 and James 1788, both at Plainfield; Sarah 1792 at A. Hannah Porter m. Nathaniel Reynolds Jr. of Sidney, Me. 1811.
6. John 2d (s. of John of Abington) m. Susanna (or Susa) D. of Ephraim Groves, 1790, settled in E. B., and had Allen Marshall, who m. Betsy Beals 1816.
Provenance
Text from History of the Early Settlement of Bridgewater, in Plymouth County, Massachusetts, Including an Extensive Family Register, published 1840, in the public domain in the United States and digitised by the Internet Archive. The settlements listed against this township are matched by point-in-polygon test of each Geographic Names Information System coordinate against the Census Bureau's county subdivision boundary, not by name.