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      DADE, DAVY, DADY, or DAWDY, and even DANDY, NATHANIEL, 
Charlestown, s. of William, m. 17 June 1663, Hannah, d. of Richard 
Miller, had no ch. but Hannah, b. 4 Apr. 1664, d. very soon; and Nathaniel, 
bapt. 23 July 1665, d. next yr. and he d. some time a. the b. of 
his s. His wid. m. 4 Oct. 1667, John Edmonds, and third h. 22 May 
1684, deac. Aaron Ludkin, and d. 13 Dec. 1707. WILLIAM Charlestown 
1630, a butcher, came in the fleet with Winthrop prob. for his name 
stands on the list of Boston ch. next after John Winthrop jr. wh. came,
however, in 1631; and he was of the 35 earliest mem. of the ch. of
Charlestown, freem. 1 Apr. 1633; by w. Dorothy had Benjamin, bapt. 
24 Mar. 1635; Nathaniel, 22 Jan. 1637; and Zechary, b. 16 May 1644; 
d. Apr. 1682, aged 77, leav. est. to w. Dorothy, a William, and d. Abigail. 
Frothingham, 79. WILLIAM, Charlestown, of the preced. d. 
bef. his f. leav. w. and two ch. William, bapt. 16 Apr. 1671, and Abigail, 
3 Nov. 1672. Martha, his wid. d. 13 Jan. 1709, aged 76. WILLIAM, 
b. at Charlestown, perhaps a gr.gr.s. of first William, d. at Brimfield 
1756, in mid. age, leav. six ch. The name is perpet. in Hampshire Co. 
whence some have rem. to N. York.
      DAFFORNE, or DAFFERN, JOHN, Boston, by w. Mary had Mary, b. 15, 
bapt. 22 Apr. 1677; John, 3, bapt. 5 Aug. 1678; Isaac, 20 Nov. bapt. 
5 Dec. 1680; and Richard, whose b. is not kn. but bapt. 10 June 1683. 
Perhaps he had been driv. away from some frontier settlem. in the Ind. 
war, and went back. Yet in the great fire of Mar. 1760, one of the
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sufferers, as we see in Drake's valua. Hist. of Boston, p. 652, was Isaac 
D. perhaps gr.s. of John.
      DAGAN, RICHARD, Scituate 1690, had Elizabeth b. 1693; and Thomas, 
1694. Deane tells little more.
      DAGGETT, or DOGGETT, as on rec. at Watertown, but DOGHEAD, or 
DOGED, at Plymouth, * JOHN, Watertown 1630, prob. came in the 
fleet with Winthrop for 19 Oct. he desired adm. and 18 May 1631 was  
made freem.; rem. perhaps with Mayhew to the Vineyard, and 1645 
to  Rehoboth, was rep. 1648. He m. at Plymouth, 29 Aug. 1667, prob. as 
sec. w. wid. Bathsheba Pratt, then call. hims. of Martin's Vineyard.  
JOHN, Marshfield, perhaps s. perhaps gr.s. of the preced. m. 3 Sept. 
1691, Mehitable Truant; but this may have been sec. w. and his first, 
Persis, d. of William Sprague of Hingham, wh. d. 1684. SAMUEL,
Marshfield, prob. br. of the preced. m. 24 Jan. 1682, Mary Rogers, wh. 
d. Apr. 1690, and on 21 Jan. 1691, Bathsheba Holmes, d. prob. of John.  
By the first were b. Samuel, Mary, and Sarah; by the sec. Elizabeth Ebenezer, 
Bathsheba, John, and Isaac, all bapt. 27 Sept. 1702; and afterwards 
Lydia, Persis, Seth, and Abigail.  THOMAS, Concord, came, as 
serv. of Thomas Oliver, 1637, aged 30, from Norwich, Eng. His w. d. 
23 Aug. 1642.  THOMAS, Marshfield, or Duxbury, perhaps s. of the first 
John, m. 17 Aug. 1654, Joan, or Jane, wid. of Thomas Chillingworth, 
had Rebecca, b. 1655; but she was his sec. w. and d. 4 Sept. 1684.  By  
former w. he had John, Samuel, Sarah, and perhaps others, and d. 1692.  
After rem. to Middleborough, was a capt. and magistr.  Mather tells of
his giving insight. into Ind. witchcraft. Magn. VI. 52.  THOMAS, Bristol,
in Feb. 1680, had w. and two ch. Thirteen of this  name had been gr. at 
Yale 1828; of wh. Rev. Naphtali, wh. d 25 Nov.  1780, was Presid. 
from 1766 to 77.
      DAILLE', PETER, Boston, first min. of the Huguenot or French Protest. ch
came a. 1686, d. 20 May 1715, in his 66th yr. says the Newsletter of 23d May,
but in the contempo. note of Rev. William Cooper, aged a. 70; had three ws.
Esther Latonice, m. prob. in France, wh. d. 14 Dec. 1896; Psyche, d. 31 Aug.
1713; and Martha, wh. surv. James Bowdoin was excor. of his will made 20 Apr.
preced. in wh. is nam. his br. Paul Daille' Vaugelade of Amsfort in Holland.
Neal, Hist. of Pur. IV. 250, ment. a Daille of Paris. Snow, Hist. of Boston,
201. 3 Mass.  Hist. Coll. II. 52. Worcester Magaz. II. 349.
      DAKIN, DAKYNGS, or DAKING, JOHN, Concord, perhaps s. of Thomas, by w.
Susan had John, b. 20 Mar. 1661, unless there be in the rec. mistake of name.
THOMAS, Concord, had Joseph, John, Samuel, and Sarah, this last b. 8 Oct.
1659; perhaps all were by w. Sarah, wh. d. ten days after the last b. He m. 11
June 1660, wid. Susan Stratton, and may have bad one of the ch. under the last
nam. w.
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      DALE, JOHN, Salem 1682, by w. Elizabeth had John, b. 2 Nov. 1685; Elizabeth 1 Mar
1687; Lydia, 24 Feb. 1689; Mary, 7 June 1691; and Samuel, 21 Nov. 1694.  ROBERT, 
Woburn, m. 30 Nov. 1680, Joanna, d. of John Farrar, had Martha, b. 9 Feb. 1684; 
Abigail, 29 July 1687; Joanna, 26 July 1690; and Rebecca, 24 Jan. 1698; and he d. 9 Feb. 
1700. THOMAS, Salem , tho. his surname is pr. DALEY, in Essex Inst. Hist. Coll. II.
44, perhaps was br. of John, above ment. had Ann, b. 16 Sept. 1682; and Mary, 6
July 1685.
      DALISSON, or DALISON, GILBERT, Milford a. 1647, as Lambert presumes, but
at Boston, we learn by rec. m. 24 Oct. 1661, wid. Margaret Story; perhaps
later in life he had w. Mary, and good est. but no ch. d. 1689; gave his prop.
after dec. of w. to John Barton of Salem, and he to pay £10 to Thomas
Marshall, yet no relat. is kn. with either of them.
      DALKIN, -----, Medford, the escape of whose w. from drown. is told by
Winthrop II. 162.
      DALTON, or DOLTON, PHILEMON, Watertown, linen-weaver, came in the
Increase, 1635, aged 45; with w. Hannah, .35; and Samuel, 5 and 1/2; rem. to
Dedham, prob. in 1637, thence to Hampton 1640, and perhaps to Ipswich, at
least there he d. 4 June 1662 by injury from fall of a tree shortly bef. He
was freem. 3 Mar. 1636, had sec. w. Dorothy, left only three ch. of wh. prob.
one was Philemon of H. 1685. His wid. m. 25 Nov. 1662, Godfrey Dearborn.
PHILEMON, Hampton, s. prob. of the preced., but he may have been gr.s., m. 25
Sept. 1690, Abigail, d. of Edward Gove.  SAMUEL, Hampton, s. of the first
Philemon, b. in Eng. m. 1676, as sec. or third w. Mehitable, d. of Henry
Palmer, wh. surv. him with ch. some by former w., Samuel, Philemon, and
Timothy; was town clk. 1658, rep. 1662-74, of the Counc. under Presid. Cutt,
at first, 1680, d. 22 Aug. 1681. His s. Timothy d. at Boston, 16 yrs. of age,
24 Oct. 1681. His. wid. I think, m. 26 Nov. 1683, Rev. Zechariah Symmes of
Bradford.  SAMUEL, Hampton, s. prob. of the preced. took o. of fidel. 25 Apr.
1678.  TIMOTHY, Dedham 1637, elder br. of the first Philemon, bred at St.
John's Coll. Cambridge, where he had his A. B. 1613, freem. 7 Sept. 1637; had
been in office in Eng. and in 1639 was call. to be teacher in the ch. at
Hampton, there d. without issue 28 Dec. 1661, aged a 84; had Timothy, wh. d.
prob. at full age, bef. his f. His wid. Ruth d. 12 May 1665, aet. 88. The
wills of h. and w. establish. good ministerial funds in H.  WILLIAM, Ipswich,
an Irish youth, brot. in the Goodfellow, sold by the shipmaster, George Dell,
to Samuel Symonds, 10 May 1654, hav. been sent by command of the Eng. governm.
after the triumphs of Cromwell in Ireland.
      DAME, DAMME, or DAM, JOHN, Dover 1640, or earlier, by w. Elizabeth had John;  
Elizabeth b. 1 May 1649; Mary, 4 Sept. 1651; William, 4 Oct. 1653; Susanna, 14
Dec. 1661; and Judith, lB Nov. 1666; was freem. 1672; deac. d. 27 Jan. 1690,
in advanced age. Judith m. 6 July 1684, Thomas Tebbets, and d. bef. mid. age.
JOHN, Dover, eldest s. of the preced. m. bef. 1663, Jane, d. of Richard Rowe,
for his d. Abigail was
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b. 5 Apr. that yr. and he m. sec. w. 9 Nov. 1664, Elizabeth d. of William Furber,
had John, b. 11 Jan. 1666, d. soon; John, again, 23 Feb. 1668, and Alice, 14
Dec. 1670; and d. 8 Jan. 1706. NICHOLAS, Dover, perhaps br. or 8. of the first
John, in Feb. 1690, join. with most of the N. H. peop. in prayer to be join.
to Mass. WILLIAM, Dover, br. of the preced. m. Martha, d. of William Pomfret,
had Pomfret, b. 4 Mar. 1681; Martha, 29 Mar. 1683; William, 14 Nov. 1686;         
Samuel, 6 Mar. 1689; Sarah, 21 Apr. 1692; and Leah, 17 Feb. 1695.  Formerly
the name was writ. as sometimes it now is, Dam.
      DAMERILL, HUMPHREY, Boston, a master mariner, apprais. of whose est. to
be div. betw. w. and ch. was had 27 Apr. 1654. His wid. Sarah m. 15 Sept.
1654, John Hawkins. JOHN, Boston 1657, s. of the preced.
      DAMON, DAMMAN, DAMAN, or DAMING, EDWARD, Marblehead 1674. Dana, 
8. * JOHN, Scituate 1643, came with sis. Hannah, minors, under care of William
Gilson, their uncle, one of the chief men of the town, as early as 1633, and
had his est. He m. June 1644, Catharine, d. of Henry Merritt, had Deborah, b.
25 Apr. 1645; John, 3 Nov. 1647; Zechary, 1649, d. soon; Mary, July 1651;
Daniel, Feb. 1653; Zechary, again, 1654; and his w. d. He m. 1659, Martha
Howland, had s. Experience, b. 1662; Silence, 1663; Ebenezer, 1665; Ichabod,
1668; Margaret, 1670; and Hannah, 1672. He was rep. 1675, 6, and d. 1677, and
his wid. m. Peter Bacon of Taunton. John was on service in Philip's war.
Ebenezer m. a d. of Bacon, but was weak, and his est. was in his mo.'s hands,
not manag. by him, as Deane tells. Deborah m. 1666, Thomas Woodworth.
Experience, and Ichabod, also, had s. of same names. JOHN, Reading, freem.
1645, had John, wh. d. 14 Jan. 1652, and John, again, b. 18 Mar. 1652; d.
Abiah, 26 Aug. 1654; Samuel, 23 June 1656; Joseph, 18 Aug. 1661; prob.also,
others; was a deac. and d. 1708. Samuel, and Thomas, of Reading, freem. 1691,
were, perhaps, his s. and may have had fams. JOHN, Charlestown, s. of the
preced. by w. Susan had Susanna, bapt. 8 Mar. 1685; and Elizabeth 28 Sept. 1690;
and he d. at C. 20 Jan. 1692.  His wid. d. 1729, aged 73. ZACHARY, Scituate, 
s. of John of the same, serv. in Philip's war, m. 1679, Martha, d. of Walter 
Woodworth, had many ch. whose names Deane kn. not; and d. 1730.  In the 
Reading fam. the m. is doubled.
      DANA, BENJAMIN, Cambridge, s. of Richard, m. 24 May 1688, Mary
Buckmaster, had Benjamin, b. 28 Apr. 1689, progenit. of a long line; Isaac, 3
Oct. 1697, ancest. of Gov. Dana of Maine; Joseph, 21 Feb. 1700, f. of Rev.
Joseph, Y. C. 1760, D. D. the celebr. min. of Ipswich, 62 yrs; William, 11
Oct. 1703, f. of Rev. Samuel, H. a 1705, min. of Groton; and Jedediah, 6 Oct.
1705; and d. 13 Aug,. 1738. No d. is ment. in the fam. geneal. DANIEL,
Cambridge, br. of the preced. m.
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Naomi Crosswell, had Thomas, bapt. at Charlestown, 25 Mar. 1694; and other ch.
of wh. sec. a Caleb was f. of Rev. James, H. C. 1753, D.D. f of Hon. Samuel
W., Y. C. 1775, Senator of U. S.; and third s. Richard, b. 7 July 1700, H. C.
1718, m. 31 Jan. 1737, Lydia Trowbridge (wh. d. at Boston 17 May 1772), was f.
of Rev. Edmund, H. C. 1759, wh. had a curacy at Wroxeter near Shrewsbury in
Co. Salop, in Eng. d. 1823, and Francis, H. C. 1762, ambass. to Russia and Ch.
J. of the commonw. of Mass. wh. d. 26 Apr. 1811; and d. 10 Oct. 1749, and his
wid. Naomi d. 24 Feb. 1751, aet. 82; and a fourth s. was Ebenezer of Pomfret
JACOB, Cambridge, eldest br. of the preced. that surv. infancy, by w. Patience
had two s. Samuel, and Jacob, and five ds. and d. at C. 1699.  He was gr.f. of
Anderson D. k. in the massacre at Wyoming, 1779, wh. was f. of Rev. Sylvester,
Y. C. 1797, min. of Orford, N. H. JOSEPH, Concord, br. of the preced. m. 1682,
Mary, d. of the sec. Thomas Goble of Charlestown, had one ch. wh. d. young,
and Joseph, b. 22 Sept. 1685, wh. went to Conn. and prob. had fam. RICHARD,
Cambridge, m. Ann Bullard, had John, b. 15 Apr. 1649, d. in six mos.; Hannah,
8 July 1651; Samuel, 13 Oct. 1653, d. next mo.; Jacob, 2 Feb. 1655; Joseph, 21
May 1666; Benjamin, 20 Feb. bapt. 8 Apr. 1660; Elizabeth 27 Apr. 1662; Daniel, 20
Mar. bapt. 3 Apr. 1663; d. Abiah, d. young; Deliverance, 5 Mar. 1667; Sarah,
wh. d. 11 Jan. 1670; and Sarah, again, 1 Jan. 1670; twelve in all, of wh. one
d. prob. Hannah, m. Samuel Oldham; one, perhaps Elizabeth perhaps Deliverance, m.
Daniel Woodward; and Sarah m. Samuel Hyde. The time of his d. by a fall in his
barn, is giv. 2 Apr. 1690, but the partit. of est. was not bef. 15 Apr. 1695,
when div. to wid. and four s. beside Oldham, Woodward, and Hyde is found.
Thirteen of this fam. had been gr. in 1839 at Harv. and thirteen at other N.
E. coll.
      DAND, JOHN, Boston 1641, clk. in the prothonotary's office (but I hear
not where), gave much trouble by join. others in petit. for enlargem. of
privilege 1645.  Winslow describes him as liv. in ano. man's house at board
hire. He was not a freeholder.  See our Gen. Court's Declarat. in Hutch. con.
211, one of the most curious papers in that invalua. collect. We might presume,
on his ill-success in Mass., that he went home, but Farmer says he was of
Dover 1654. Winthrop II. 262, 92-5.  The learned auth. of "Gens Sylvestrina,"
one of the most agreeable books of genealogy ever print. says, the Dands were
"the most considerable fam. in the sixteenth cent. at Mansfield in
Nottinghamsh."  Yet they were mercers, as he tells.
      DANDY, WILLIAM, Charlestown, prob. call. Davy in Frothingham, 181, was
in 1680 one of the tythingmen of the town. See Dady.
      DANE, DANIEL, Andover, s. prob. of Rev. Francis, by w. Deliverance
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had Nathaniel, b. 26 Mar. 1684. But he had liv. at Concord, was one of the
tythingmen there 1680.  FRANCIS, Andover, s. of John of Roxbury, b. in Eng.
was of Ipswich 1648, and soon after ord. sec. min.  of A. was brot. by his f.
1636, it is said, in the same ship with Nathaniel Rogers, wh. was half a yr.
on her passage from London to Boston; by w. Elizabeth d of Edmund Ingalls, m. bef. he went 
to A. wh. d. 9 June 1676, were all his ch. prob. b. but we have not their names or dates,
with exactness; yet two, Nathaniel, and Elizabeth were b. perhaps bef. his ordin.
Besides these, he had, also, Albert, and two nam. Francis, wh. all d. young;
Hannah, wh. m. 14 Nov. 1666, William Goodhue; Phebe m. 30 May 1671, Joseph
Robinson; Abigail m. 12 Oct. 1675, Francis Faulkner; and Francis, again.  He
m. sec. w. 22 Nov. 1677, Mary Thomas, wh. d. 18 Feb. 1689; and, third, Hannah,
wid. of George Abbot, wh. surv. to June  1711. He d. 17 Feb. 1697, aet. 82. He
was in danger from the cruel infatua. of 1692, when others of high rank fled
from the suspicion of witchcraft, and of his humbler neighb. sheep of his
fold, innocent of the nonsense as hims. not a few suffer. Hutch. Il. 38.
FRANCIS, Andover, s. of the preced. m. 16 Nov. 1681, Hannah Poor, freem. 1691,
d. 1738, aet. 81, leav. Francis, John, Joseph, and Daniel. JOHN, Roxbury, from
Co. Essex, Eng. came 1636, bring. ch. of a dec. w. Francis, Elizabeth and  John;
was perhaps the freem. of 2 June 1641, m. 2 July 1643, Ann, or Hannah, or
Annis, wid. of William Chandler, and d. says town rec. bur. says the ch. rec.
14 Sept. 1658. His will, of a week preced. pro. 16  Oct. names only those ch.
of wh. he calls Elizabeth Howe, perhaps w. of the sec. Abraham of Roxbury.
Perhaps he had rem. a short time to Ipswich, and came back to R.  His wid. had
third h. John Parmenter of Sudbury, and d. 15 Mar. 1683. JOHN, Ipswich, s. of
the preced. b. in Eng. at Colchester 1613, perhaps came to Roxbury 1636, with
his f. freem. 2 June 1641, unless that name in the rec. of the Col. apply to
his  f. and he be freem. of 1682, was a surgeon, d. 29th Sept. 1684, leav.
good est. for that day; had Mary b. 1639, wh. m. 24 Aug. 1658, William
Chandler of Andover, wh. was s. of her gr.f.'s sec. w. His will names w. two
s. John, and Philemon, ds. Elizabeth and Sarah, gr.ch. Mary Chandler, and Daniel
Hovey.  In the close investigat. of recent days it is found, that Elizabeth m.
Reginald Foster; Sarah m. 23 Sept. 1668, Daniel Warner; and a d. Rebecca m.
James Hovey, wh. perhaps was the man k. by the Ind. at Brookfield, 2 Aug.
1675.  The deficiency of Ipswich rec. leaves all else unkn. but he was ancest.
of Hon. Nathan, H. C. 1778, LL. D. of Beverly, disting. in jurisprud. and of
Hon. Joseph, H. C. 1799, of Maine. NATHANIEL, Andover, s. of Rev. Francis, 
m. 12 Dec. 1672, Deliverance, d. of Robert Hazeltine, had Nathaniel, d. 16 Oct.
1674;  and Francis, d. 3 Nov. 1679; prob. others; and d. 1725, aet. 80.
His wife was imprison. on charge of witchcr, 1692; and when innocence 
would not avail, sav. her life by false confession of guilt. On either plea,
guilty or not, the father of lies was sure to triumph.  PHILEMON, 
Ipswich, s. of sec. John, freem. 1674, was a physician, m. 7
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Oct. 1685, Mary Thompson; and 25 Dec. 1690, took sec. w. Ruth, d. of James
Converse of Woburn, and d. 18 Oct. 1716. Of his ch. Mary; Philemon, b. 1693,
d. next yr.; Philemon, again, and Edward, tw. 17 July 1695; and Ruth, 24 Aug.
1698; no doubt of the mo. can be felt, unless the first may have been by
former w.  THOMAS, Concord, had, I suppose, by w. Elizabeth a d. b. 24 Feb. 1643,
and certain. by her had Hannah, 18 Mar. 1645, if this be the real name of him
print.  Dann in Geneal. Reg. VIII. 347, with wh. conf. G. R. IV. 271. WILLIAM,
Woburn, had Martha, b. 17 Aug. 1671; William, 5 July 1673; Samuel, 26 July
1675; John, 25 June 1677; Sarah, in 1687, by w. Martha Great difficulty occurs
in turning over rec. by frequent substitution of Dean, or Deane, or Daine, for
Dane, and the reverse.
      DANFORTH, JOHN, Dorchester, s. of the first Rev. Samuel, ord. 28 June
1682, seventh min. of that ch. m. 21 Nov. 1682, Elizabeth (but in Geneal. Reg.
VII. 58, call. Hetty), d. of James Minot, wh. d. 6 June 1722; and he d. 26 May
1730. His age has been overstated by 8 yrs. in Dr. Harris and others.  He had
Elijah, b. 1683, H. C. 1703, d. 8 Oct. 1736 ; John, 26 Jan. 1689, d. 2 Mar.
1729; and (beside Mehitable, whose gr.stone tells, that she d. 1 May 1727, in
27th yr.), Samuel, H. C. 1715, judge of Pro. counsel. and mandamus couns.
whose w. Elizabeth Symmes d. 13 Jan. 1775, aet. 67, and he d. 27 Oct. 1777, aet.
81.  This Samuel was f. of Samuel, the disting. physician, H. C. 1758, wh. d.
16 Nov. 1827, aged 86; and of Thomas, H. C. 1762, wh. at the revo. adher. to
the crown, and d. at London Apr. 1820. See the fine note by William T. Harris
in Geneal. Reg. VII. 315.  * JONATHAN, Billerica, youngest s. of Nicholas, b.
prob. at Framlingham, Co. Suffk. came 1634 with his f. m. 22 Nov. 1655, Elizabeth
d. of John Poulter, of Billerica, dec. had eleven ch.; Mary, b. 29 Jan. 1657 ;
Elizabeth 27 May 1658 ; Jonathan ; John, wh. d. 7 Feb. 1661; a d. whose name is
not certain, 23 Jan. 1661; Thomas, 29 Apr. 1670, d. at 3 mos.; Nicholas, 1
July 1671; and ano. John, 22 Feb. 1662, however, being the only ones kn. by
me; exc. Ann, wh. m. 22 Jam 1690, Oliver Whiting; but of six s. only two,
Jonathan, b. 1659, freem. 1690, and Samuel, 1666, left issue.  He was,
perhaps, freem. 1652, the first capt. of B. rep. 1684, disting. as surveyor of
ld. town clk. 20 yrs. and d. 7 Sept. 1712, leav. wid. his sec. w. JONATHAN,
Billerica, s. of the preced. m. 27 June 1682, Rebecca Parker of Billerica, had
Rebecca, b. 30 June 1683; Thomas, 17 Mar. 1685; and Jonathan, 22 Mar. 1688.
Perhaps the f. d. that yr. But in the Diary of Noadiah Russell, Geneal. Reg.
VII. 57, it is told, that he d. 13 Nov. 1682. Yet this may easily be reconcil.
by supposing Russell to mean the s. of Thomas, not of Jonathan; tho Bond
mistook him for the latter. * NICHOLAS, Cambridge, from Framlingham, Co. Suff.
came 1631, freem.
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3 Mar. 1636, rep. 1636 and 7, d. Apr. 1638, leav. Thomas, wh. was b. 1622;
Samuel, Sept. 1626, H. C. 1643; Jonathan, 29 Feb. 1628; Ann,  prob. 1620, w.
of Matthew Bridge; Lydia, w. of William Beaman; and the eldest, Elizabeth 1618, w.
of Andrew Belcher, gr.mo. of Gov. Jonathan.  His w. Elizabeth had d. 1629 in Eng.
SAMUEL, Roxbury, s. of the preced. b. in Eng. came with his f. was freem.
1647, and again his name is giv. 1648, ord. as colleag. with Rev. John Eliot,
24 Sept. 1650, m. 5 Nov. 1651, Mary, youngest ch. of Rev. John Wilson of
Boston, had Samuel,  b. 14 Jan. 1653 "at nine o'clock at night," bapt. at
Boston two days after by his gr.f. d. at 6 mos.; Mary, 24, bapt. 28 May 1654,
d. at 5 and 1/2 yrs.;  Elizabeth bapt. 13 July, tho. her b. was giv. in Geneal. Reg. 1656, d. at 3 
and 1/2 yrs.; Sarah, 30 Oct. bapt. 7  Nov. 1658, d. at 1 yr.; these three in ten days; John, 
8, bapt. 11 Nov. 1660, H. C. 1677; Mary, again, 13, bapt. 15 Mar. 1663; Elizabeth again, 9
Feb. 1665, d. at 7 and 1/2 yrs.; Samuel, again, b. 10, bapt. 16, but b. 18 Dec. 1666, acc. 
Geneal. Reg. VII.321,  H. C. 1683; Sarah, again, 21, bapt. 27 Feb. 1670; Thomas, 3 
Apr. 1672, d. in ten days; and Elizabeth again, 16 Oct. 1673, d. in few days; and the f. d. 19 
Nov. 1674, in his 49th yr. and was bur. on Monday foll.  Ellis in Hist. of Roxbury,
p. 96, notes the d. as 1674, and the ch. as twelve, in both points foll.
Farmer, and wisely repudiating the town rec. that makes it 1673.  In both he
is foll. Geneal. Reg. VII. 317 by a writer of scrupulous accuracy wh., however,
miscounted his yrs. Farmer, Ellis, and Harris must, I presume, include a
posthum. ch. as in the will anticipat.; and yet none of them give the name.
His will, pro. 24  Dec. 1674, was made, say the witnesses, "The day
immediately preced. his d." but we must go behind them to kn. the mo. or yr.
His wid. m.  Ruck, says Farmer, in Mem. of Harv. Grad. p. 32; but in his MS.
notes upon his Gen. Reg. he spells the name Rocke. SAMUEL, Taunton, s. of the
preced. ord. 1687, m. Hannah, d. of Rev. James Allen of Boston,  had Elizabeth b.
29 July 1689; Mary, and Samuel, tw. 1 June 1691, both a. soon; James, 11,
bapt. 13 Nov. 1692; Sarah, 18, bapt. 25 Nov. 1694;  Samuel, 4, bapt. 10 Jan.
1697; Mary, again, 5, bapt. 11 Dec 1698; Hannah, 2, bapt. 8 Dec. 1700; Thomas,
22, bapt. 23 May 1703; John, 21, bapt. 25 Feb. 1705, d. next yr.; Martha, 2
Sept. 1707, d. soon; Bethia, 16 Aug. 1709; Rachel, 8 July 1711; and Nathaniel,
31 May  1714; and d. 14 Nov. 1727. Ten ch. outliv. him, and his wid. d. 3 Dec
1761.  * THOMAS, Cambridge, eldest s. of Nicholas, b. in Eng. came with his f.
freem. 10 May 1643, rep. 1657 and 8; assist. 1659-78, dept. gov. 1679-86, and
again after the close of Andros's usurpat.  He was appoint. Presid. 1680, for
Maine, and in 1692, judge of Sup. Court for the horrible proceed. against
witches.  His w. d. 26 Mar. 1697; and he d. 5 Nov. 1699.  He m. 23 Feb. 1644,
Mary, d. of Henry Withington of Dorchester, had Sarah, h. 16 Apr. 1645, d. at
six mos.; Sarah, again,
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or, as ano. rec. reads, Mary, 11 Nov. 1646; Mary, 20 Apr. 1649, a. soon; Mary,
again, 28 July 1650; Samuel, 5 Oct. 1652, H. C. 1671, a good scholar, wh. d.
at London of smallpox, 22 Dec. 1676; Thomas, 16 Dec. 1654; Jonathan, 27 Feb.
1657, d. in few wks.; Jonathan, again, 10, bapt. 13 Feb. 1659, H. C. 1679, d.
13 Nov. 1682; Joseph, 18, bapt. 22 Sept. 1661, d. at 2 yrs.; Benjamin, 20,
bapt. 24 May 1663, d. at 3 mos.; Elizabeth 17, bapt. 29 Jan. 1665; and Bethia,
bapt. 16 June 1667, d. next yr. Posterity is kn. only in the fem. line.  His
d. Mary bec. 2d w. of Thomas Brown of Sudbury, after mid. life, but in youth
had m. Solomon Phipps, jr. of Charlestown, wh. d. soon; and Elizabeth m. 3 Oct.
1682, Francis Foxcroft.  WILLIAM, Newbury 1667, b. only 14 yrs. bef. at
London; perhaps was soldier in Dec. 1675, of Johnson's comp.; by first w. wh.
d. 18 Oct. 1678, had no ch.; by sec. w. Sarah Thurlo had William; Mary;
Richard, b. 31 Jan. 1680; John, 8 Dec. 1681, d. 1 Oct. 1772; Jonathan, 18 May
1685; Thomas, 11 Sept. 1688; Francis, 15 Mar. 1691; and Joseph, 12 May 1694.
Descend. says Farmer are in New Hampsh. and some of them spell their name
Danford. Eleven gr. at Harv. are all male line descend. of Nicholas.
      DANIEL, or DANIELS, DAVID, Dover 1661-72. JAMES, Exeter, took o. of
alleg. 30 Nov. 1677. JOSEPH, Falmouth 1680. Willis, I. 217. Perhaps he had
been of Medfield 1649-78.  JOHN, New London 1663, m. 19 Jan. 1665, Mary, d. of
George Chappel, had John, b. 19. Jan. 1666; Mary, 12 Oct. 1667; Thomas, 30
Dec. 1669; Christian, 3 Mar. 1671; Hannah, 20 Apr.1674; Rachel, 27 Feb. 1676;
Sarah, 10 Feb. 1679; Jonathan, 15 Oct. 1682; and Clement, whose date is not
giv.; and d. 1709 or 10.  JOHN, New London, s. of the preced. m. 3 Dec. 1685,
Agnes Beebe, and d. 14 Jan. 1756, wanting, therefore, but 15 days of 90 yrs.
RICHARD, Billerica 1675, liv. also at Andover, and is spoken of by Gookin in
his acco. of the Ind. ROBERT, Watertown, rem. 1651 to Cambridge, freem. 14
Mar. 1639; had Robert, b. at C. 1 Dec. 1641; and his w. Elizabeth d. 2 Oct. 1643, and he 
d. at C. 6 .July 1655. His will of three days bef. names w. of uncertain letters, like Reana 
Andrews, wh. he m. only 2 May of the yr. 1654, and five ch., Elizabeth w. of Thomas 
Fanning; Samuel; and minors Joseph, Sarah, and Mary, the last of wh. was b. 2 Sept.
1642. His wid. m. Edmund Frost, as his third w. ROBERT, Sudbury, wh. d. there
1662, may have been 6. of the preced. or not.  SAMUEL, Watertown 1652, then
took o. of fidel., was s. of the first Robert, b. in Eng. and soon after the
d. of his f. sold out his est. and rem. but was perhaps f. of Samuel of W. wh
m. 10 May 1671, Mary Grant, and had Robert, b. 23 Apr. 1672; Samuel, 1 Apr.
1674, d. next yr.; and Joseph, 3 Feb. 1677. STEPHEN, Saybrook, perhaps, 1650;
rem. to New Haven, m. Anna, or Hannah, d. of Thomas Gregson, had Joanna, b. 1
Sept. 1652; Elizabeth 1 Oct. 1655;
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Rebecca, 30 Jan. bapt. 28 Feb. 1658; and perhaps rem. but the fam. did not,
for Joanna m. there 7 Dec. 1671, John Glover; Elizabeth m. 9 May 1682, John
Winston; and Rebecca m. the same day, John Thompson; and Grigson's wid. gave,
1692, some prop. to her d. Anna D. STEPHEN, at Salem 1668, to a petit. against
imposts sign. his name, and no more is kn. of him, by the Hist. Coll. of Essex
Inst. II. 43, wherein we learn, that he m. 26 July 1666, Mary Prince, had Stephen,
b. 6 Dec. 16 67, d. under 20 yrs.; John, 12 Apr. 1669; Mary, 13 July 1670; and
his w. d. Oct. 1679. He m. 3 Dec. 1680, Susanna Hyde, had Susanna, 28 Aug.
1686.  THOMAS, Cambridge, possib. s. of Robert, d. or was bur. 6 Nov. 1644. 
* THOMAS, Kittery 1652, rem. to Portsmouth, m. Bridget, d. of Richard Cutt, was a 
capt. and of the first counc. 1680, under Presid. John Cutt. His wid. m. 11 Dec. 1684, 
Thomas Graffort.  WENTWORTH, Lynn 1640. Lewis. WILLIAM, Dorchester, freem. 
1648, m. Catharine, d. of John Grinoway.  A d. m. John Kingsley, and d. 1671. Ano. d. 
Hannah, m. 11 Feb. 1673, Benjamin Babcock. His will of 2 July 1678, ment. w. s. John, 
and Samuel, and d. Hannah. Alice Daniels had, says Felt, grant of ld. 1637, at Salem. 
Distinction of fam. with, or without final s is prob. to be universal. observ.
      DANTS, or DANKS, ROBERT, Northampton 1671, m. Elizabeth wid. of John Webb,
had Mehitable; Robert, wh. d. 1675; Elizabeth b. 1677; Robert, 1680; and Mercy,
1682. Elizabeth mo. or d. d. Dec. 1691; and he a. 24 Feb. 1692.  The name was
long, kept up, but is now extinct at N. yet whence he came is unkn.  A Robert
Dants, perhaps his f., was freem. 10 May 1643, of course belong. to some E.
town of the col.
      DARKE, THOMAS, Weymouth, of early, but not kn. date.
      DARLEY, DENNIS, Braintree, an early sett. says Farmer. EDWARD, Boston,
m. 25 Jan. 1660, Susanna Hooke.
      DARLING, GEORGE, Lynn 1650-70, had Joseph, b. Mar. 1667; was of
Marblehead 1674. Lewis; and Dana, s.  JOHN, Braintree 1660-90, many yrs. was of 
Salem, may have been br. of George, and had w. Catharine.  JOHN, Fairfield, m. Elizabeth d. 
of James Beers the first.  THOMAS, Salem, only s. of John, it is said, was, with w.
Joanna, of Salem 1690; had Mary, b. 16 Mar. 1691; and Margaret, 4 June 
1695; Barry. Thirteen of this name had been gr. at the N. E.
coll. in 1828.
      DARMAN, JOHN, Braintree, had John, b. 1644, d. young; Joseph, 1645; and
John, again, 1653.
      DARRELL, JOHN, came in the Mary Ann from Great Yarmouth 1637, desiring
to go to Salem; but no more is kn.
      DARROW, or DARRAH, GEORGE, New London 1676, by w. Mary had Mary, bapt.
Dec. 1678; George, Oct. 1680; Nicholas, May 1683; Jane, Apr. 1692, beside
Richard; was a serj. d. a. 1704.
      DART, AMBROSE, Boston, m. 24 June 1653, Ann, d. of William Addis of
Gloucester, had William, b. 1 Jan. 1655. DANIEL, New London, eldest s. of
Richard, m. 4 Aug. 1686, Elizabeth eldest d. of William Douglas sec., had Thomas, b.
8 July 1687; Elizabeth 14 Oct. 1689; Daniel, 31 Aug. 1691; John, 2 Dec. 1693; Maria, 13
Nov. 1695; Ebenzer, 16 May 1698; Abiah, 2 Dec. 1701; Lydia, 4 Nov. 1703; Samuel, 12 
Dec. 1705; Jabez, 12 Mar. 1708; and Ruth, 26 Aug. 1711; and after rem. to Bolton. 
EBENEZER, New London, br. of the preced. by w. Mary had John, b. 11 Oct. 1707;
Bethia, 12 Dec. 1709; and Mary, 19 Aug. 1711.  RICHARD, New London 1664, by w.
Bethia had Dinah, b. 13 Jan. 1665; Daniel, 3 May 1666; Richard, 7 May 1667;
Roger, 22 Nov. 1670; Ebenezer, 18 Feb. 1673; Ann, 14 Feb. 1675; Bethia, 30
July 1677; Elizabeth 1 Dec. 1679; Sarah, 10 June 1681; and Mary, 1685. He took 
sec w. Mary, wid. of William Wadley of Saybrook, and for ano. w. he took, 
3 Dec. 1680, Susanna, wid. prob. of Isaac Hyde, d. 24 Sept. 1724,  aged 89. 
Ann m. Aug. 1699, John Morgan. RICHARD, New London, s. of the preced. 
m. 22 June 1699, Elizabeth Strickland, perhaps d. of Peter, had only ch. nam. on 
rec. Peter, b. 9 Apr. 1709.  ROGER, New London, m. 24 July 1717, Prudence
Beckwith, had Lucy, b. 10 May 1722; Ann, 31 May 1724; Roger, 14 July 1726;
Richard, 20 Dec. 1728; William, 12 Dec. 1730; Prudence, 5 Dec. 1732; Hannah,
25 July 1735; Margaret, 1 Mar. 1737; and Solomon, 10 Apr. 1739. 
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      DARVALL, DARVILL, or DARVELL, ROBERT, Sudbury, an orig. propr. d. 26
Feb. 1662; had Elizabeth; and by w. Esther had Mary, b. 10 May 1642; and Dorothy,
nam. in the will of their gr.f. of 16 Jan. 1662, in wh. he gave the mo. 5 and
1/2 acres of ld. at Norchurch in Co. Herts "commonly call. Harrot's end."
Elizabeth his d. perhaps by a former u. m. at S. 30 Nov. 1654, the sec. Peter
Noyes. He also names d. Mary D. wh. m. that yr. Joseph Noyes, neph. of Peter.
WILLIAM, Boston 1674, merch.
      DASSETT, JOHN, Braintree, one of the founders of the ch. 17 Sept. 1639,
freem. 13 May 1640, had Joseph, b. and a. Dec. 1642, wh. may have been his
youngest ch. for his div. of lds. 24 Feb. 1640, was for seven heads.  His name
in Geneal. Reg. IX. 142, is distort. to Deffet. He d. 1677, his will of Mar.
in that yr. was pro. 27 Apr. foll.  It gave all to his s. John. Mary, his d.
perhaps, b. in Eng. m. John Biggs, and 2d Capt. John Minot.  JOHN, Braintree,
perhaps s. of the preced. m. 15 Sept. 1662, Hannah, d. of Thomas Flynt of
Concord, as one report is, tho. I think a better is, 15 Nov. as the town rec.
to Ann, d. of Rev. Henry Flynt, had John, b. 2 May 1664; I suppose, Joseph,
next, 14 Oct. 1666, H. C. 1687, wh. d. much lament. says Sewall, and was bur.
23 July 1693; Mary, 27 Sept. 1670; and Sarah, 1 Dec. 1673.  His f. had rem. to
Boston shortly bef. his d. and this s. a cordwainer of good est., was prob.
the freem. of 1657. He d. 1699; admin. was giv. 14 Sept. to wid. Martha and s.
John. His wid. perhaps m. Timothy Dwight.
      DAVENPORT, CHARLES, Dorchester, s. of Thomas, by w. Waitstill had
Eunice, b. 20 June 1679; Sarah, 10 July 1681 ; Paul, 30 Jan. 1684; Thomas, 13
Jan. 1688, d. at 2 mos.; Waitstill, 18 July 1689; Abigail, 10 Mar. 1693;
Thomas, again, 22 Aug. 1695; Charles, 15 Feb. 1701; and Mary, 14 Mar. 1704;
was freem. 1690, oft. selectman, and d. 1 Feb. 1720. His wid. d. 9 Aug. 1747,
aged 88.  EBENEZER, Dorchester, br. of the preced. m. Dorcas, d. of James
Andrews of Falmouth, had Mary, b. at Boston 15 July 1683, rem. to Falmouth,
had Tabitha, b. there 3 May 1688; but driv. thence by the Ind. 1690, came
again to Dorchester, and had Esther 11 Feb. 1691; James, 1 Mar. 1693; Zeruiah,
14 Feb. 1696; Hepzibah, 11 Apr. 1697; Thankful, 8 Mar. 1700; Elisha, 26 Sept.
1703; and Ebenezer, 23 Oct. 1706; his w. d. 24 Nov. 1723, and he d. 19 or 29
July 1738, as gr.stone tells.  But he had m. 26 May 1724, Sarah Bartlett, and
had a third w. Patience, wh. parted from him 3 yrs. bef. he made his will, 26
Jan. 1730, and in this docum. he cuts her off.  ELEAZER, Boston, mariner, a of
Capt Richard, m. Rebecca, d. of Isaac Addington, had Addington, b. 3 Aug.
1670, H. C. 1689, wh. was a min. of emin. and judge of the Sup. Court;
Eleazer, 13 Apr. 1674; Rebecca, 7 Aug. 1676; and Nathaniel, 20 June 1678;
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d. at sea, 8 Oct. 1678 on voyage to St. Kitts, where the vessel was afterwards
wrecked.  FRANCIS, Boston 1675, mariner, m. Ann, d. of Dr. William Snelling.
HUMPHREY, Dorchester, came from Barbados, m. Rachel, d. of Thomas Holmes, had
Richard; rem. to Hartford, there had William; and in 1667 his w. was convict.
of playing cards. They rem. to New York, where greater laxity might be indulg.
in. JOHN, New Haven, first min. there, s. of John, says Wood's Athenae Oxon.
not, as the fondness of Mather states, mayor of Coventry, in idle attempt to
magnify a great man, was b. 1597, bred at Oxford, but not adm. as Mather has
it, of Brazen Nose, 1611, enter. 1613, at Merton Coll. thence after two yrs.
rem. to Magdalen Hall, where he proceed. B. D. 1625 was preach. at St.
Stephens, Coleman str. London, perhaps not quite so early as the Magnalia
imports; but being in 1633 complain. of for nonconform. went to Amsterdam,
thence came to N. E. 1637, with Gov. Eaton, arr. at Boston 26 June, and next
yr. with him sett. New Haven. Mr. Haven, the accomplish. editor of
Archaeologia Americana, Vol. III. in prelimin. rem. cxxxvi. corrects that
looselessn. of the Magnalia as to the mayor of Coventry; yet falls into slight
error as to the coming of this famous divine.  On p. lxxxv. he says: "When the
times grew favorable for the Puritans he return. to Eng." from his refuge in
Holland; but more exact expression should be, in my judgm. thus: "As the times
grew not favorable for the Puritans, he ret. no more to Eng." exc. to emb.
privily, perhaps without landing, for he dared not appear in London.  After
near 30 yrs. of great influence in the Col. of his own plant. rem. to Boston.
freem. 1669, hav. with very injurious controversy been instal. as success. of
Wilson, 9 Dec. 1668, at the first ch. causing foundation of third ch. in
Boston, gather. 12 May 1669 at Charlestown, and violent heats in the
commonwealth for many yrs.  The great body of the clerg. favor. the new ch. as
did a major part of the assist. of six oppon. three, includ. Gov. Bellingham,
being of the old ch. He was at New Haven eager in defence of Goffe and
Whalley, the regicides in 1661, and perhaps much aid. in their escape. Yet a
most curious, if not characteristic, letter from him furnishes no small light
to the hist. of his acting giv. by Dr. Stiles, as it tends to exculpate, or
inculpate, him, according to the eyes with wh. it is read, in 3 Mass. Hist.
Coll. VIII. 327.  With his name is frequent. assoc. that of a cous. possib. a
br. Christopher, b. 1598, a Catholic priest of great learning not a Jesuit,
under the name of Santa Clara, wh. d. 31 May 1680. Mather, III. 52, denies
that he was a br." as a certain Woodden Historian, in his Athenae Oxon. has
report." By this merciless punishm. of honest Anthony, the immortal author of
the Magnalia fully proves how much better qualif. he was for executioner than
judge. We kn. no ch. but John, call. only s.
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tho. he certain. had youngest B. Joseph, wh. d. prob. bef. his f. and perhaps
had ds. bef. or after com. to N. E. and he d. 15 Mar. 1670. Elizabeth perhaps his
wid. d. at B. 15 Sept. 1676, aged 73, if the gr.stone be correct.  In the
present age a descend. of the venerab. father of New Haven, A. Benedict
Davenport, Esqr. call. hims. of the twenty-fourth generat. has confident.
carr. the line of his fam. back to Orme de Davenport, 1086, or the 20th of the
Conquer. Such labors are seldom reverenced in our country. JOHN, New Haven
1657, s. of the Rev. John, merch. b. in Eng. or Holland, but wh. is uncert.
was brot. by Mr. Fenwick in 1639, in one of the only two sh. that ever came to
N. H. from Eng.; m. 27 Nov. 1663, Abigail, d. of Rev. Abraham Pierson of
Branford, had John, b. 7, bapt. 11 June 1665, d. in few wks.; Elizabeth 7 Oct.
bapt. 18 Nov., (not as ch. rec. says, 19), 1666, wh. m. Dec. 1700, Warham
Mather; John, again, bapt. 28 Feb. 1669, H. C. 1687; Abraham, B Mar. 1671;
Abigail, 15 Sept. 1672, m. 27 Oct. 1691, Rev. James Pierpont of New Haven, and
d. within four mos.; and Mary, 17 Sept. 1676, wh. m. 22 May 1694, Nathaniel
Wood. He had rem. to Boston at the same time with his f. was freem. 1669, and
a. 1687, at New Haven, where his inv. is of 27 June in that yr.; yet in the
Pedigree, Geneal. Reg. IX. 147, it is said he d. 1676. JOHN, Boston, s. of
Capt. Richard, m. 1 Nov. 1667, Bridget Watkins, had Richard, b. 13 Nov. 1670;
John, 13 June 1672; and perhaps more.  JOHN, Stamford, s. of sec. John, ord.
1694, d. 5 Feb. 1731, had, by two ws. (of wh. the first m. 18 Apr. 1695, was
Martha, wid. of John Sellick, d. of Major Nathan Gold, wh. d. 1 Dec. 1712)
nine ch. of wh. John, b. 21 Jan. 1698, Deotate, 23 Oct. 1706, by the first;
and James, Y. C. 1732, and Abraham, Y. C. 1732, by the sec. have many descend.
in Conn. JOHN, Dorchester, s. of Thomas, by w. Naomi had John, b. 10 June
1695; Ephraim, 1698; Samuel, 1700; Joseph, 30 Aug. 1701; Stephen, 8 Oct. 1703;
Mehitable, 30 Aug. 1705; and Benjamin, 12 Aug. 1707; and d. 21 Mar. 1725.
JONATHAN, Dorchester, br. of the preced. by w. Hannah, m. 1 Dec. 1680, had
Thomas, b. 10 Dec. 1681; Jonathan, 3 Nov. 1684; Hannah, 23 Dec. 1686; Simon,
27 Dec. 1688; Ebenezer, 2 Sept. 1691; John, 12 Jan. 1694; Joseph, 25 Mar.
1696; Benjamin, 6 Oct. 1698; and Sarah, 10 Dec. 1700; all, exc. the first,
were b. at Little Compton.  NATHANIEL, Boston, B. of Richard, m. Elizabeth d. of
Rev. Thomas Thacher, freem. 1673, a brave capt. in Philip's war, k. 19 Dec.
1675, with four of his comp. and many others in the Narraganset fight. Hutch.
I. 299. His wid. m. 1677, Samuel Davis, master of the ship Gabriel.  * RICHARD, 
Salem, came with Capt. Endicot in the Abigail, Sept. 1628, from Weymouth, in Co. 
Dorset, a few miles from Dorchester, near wh. prob. he was b. a. 1606. He
was freem. 3 Sept. 1634, ens.
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next mo. when his friend Endicot cut out the red cross in the national banner,
in admiration of wh. rashness he gave a d. b. that yr. her name,  Truecross;
lieut., with a happier spirit when he was, 1636, wound. in the Pequot expedit.
rep. 1637, and that yr. direct. to receive the arms from Wheelwright's
friends; ar. co. 1639; rem. 1642, to Boston, and was appoint. capt. of the
castle, where he was k. by lightning, 15 July 1665. His w. was Elizabeth and ch.
Nathaniel; Truecross, b. 1634, or more prob. 5; Experience, bapt. 27 Aug.
1637; and John, 19 Sept. 1641, all at Salem, but the rec. of the ch. being for
the earliest yrs. lost, the bapt. of the oldest ch. is not kn.; and at B. he
had Samuel, bapt. 28 June 1646; Sarah, 30 Sept. 1649; Elizabeth 13 Sept. 1652; and
William, b. 11 May 1656, bapt. 7 days old. His wid. d. 24 June 1678. Truecross
m. 10 Nov. 1654, Stephen Minot; and Elizabeth m. Asaph Eliot. William was a serj.
in Phips's Quebec expedit. but whether he was m. is unkn. and he d. soon after
reach. home. Prince, Ann. I. 174. Johnson, W. W. P. THOMAS, Dorchester 1640,
freem. 18 May 1642, perhaps liv. 1660 at  Cambridge, d. 9 Nov. 1685, leav. w.
Mary, wh. d. 4 Oct. 1691; had Sarah, b. 28 Dec. 1643; Thomas, wh. was k. in
Philip's war 19 Dec. 1675, in Johnson's comp.; Mary, bapt. 21 Jan. 1649;
Charles; Mehitable, b. 14 Feb. 1657; Jonathan, 6 Mar. 1659; Ebenezer, 26 Apr.
1661; and John, bapt. 20 Nov. 1664. Mary, m. Samuel Maxfield.  Oft. in early
rec. inexperienc. readers will be misled by find. this name as Danfort, or
Damport. WILLIAM Hartford, s. of Humphrey, left by his f. to care of Capt.
Thomas Watts, was a carpenter, had w. Elizabeth wh. a. 19 Feb. 1697, aged 27.
Five of this name had been gr. 1834 at Harv. and eight at the other N. E.
coll.
      DAVID, JOHN, Boston, kn. to me only as witness to the will of Maj.
Holmes, Nov. 1649.
      DAVIDS, SAMUEL, Boston, heard of only in May 1663, as apprais. on est.
of Robert Lincoln.
      DAVIE, EDMUND, H. C. 1674, of wh. we kn. nothing, but what the coll.
catal. of 1698 tells, that he had tak. his M. D. at Padua, and was then d.
Unsatisfact. conject. may suppose that he was younger br. of Humphrey.
GEORGE, Sheepscot, near Wiscasset, as early as 1653, wound. by Ind. 1676.
Sullivan, 148, 293.  * HUMPHREY, Boston, merch. s. of  Sir John, wh. had been
creat. a baronet 9 Sept. 1641, came from London 1662, possib. to encourage
Rev. James Allen, freem. 1665, ar. co. 1665, rep. for Billerica, bec. he had
est. there 1665-9, for Woburn 1678, prob. on equal reason, an Assist. 1679-
86; m. as sec. or third w. Sarah, wid. of James Richards of Hartford, wh. had
left large est. that caus. his rem. thither; had by her Humphrey, and William,
and d. 18 Feb. 1689. By  former w. he had John, H. C. 1681, but whether she
came with him from
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London, I find not. His wid. m. Hon. Jonathan Tyng.  HUMPHREY, Hartford, s. 
of the preced. d. 1718. Hinman, 128, confus. f. and s. but on p. 206 correct.
hims. in part; yet in the Richards connex. 228, again mistakes both f. and s.
as well as mo. and d. JOHN, Boston, freem. 25 May 1636, a supporter of
Wheelwright and Mrs. Hutchinson, punish. therefor. Winth I. 248. I presume he
is the man adm. of the ch. in Jan. bef. but the Elder wrote the name Davisse,
and call. him joiner. Most of the names Davie or Davy, Davies, or Davis are
convertible.  He may have gone to Duxbury where one of this name sold est.
1650. JOHN, Boston, eldest s. of Humphrey, m. Elizabeth d. of James Richards of
Hartford, rem. to New London, where Rev. Gurdon Saltonstall, wh. m. her sis.
Jerusha, bapt. his ch. Mary, 4 Feb. 1694; Sarah, 30 Nov. 1695; John, 8 Sept.
1700; and Humphrey, 31 May 1702.  Beside these he had one s. and one d. but
whether earlier, later, or one were intermediate was not kn. to me by most
careful scrutiny of rec. at New London perform. by Miss Caulkins; yet happily
Davie bec. town clk. of Groton, when it was incorp. 1704, and in his own
writing is this list of his ch.; Mary, b. 30 June 1693; Sarah, 21 Oct. 1695;
Elizabeth 17 Mar. 1698; John, 27 July 1700; Humphrey, 12 Apr. 1702; and William,
22 Mar. 1706. His resid. had been in that part of New London, for he says,"all
b. in the town now call. Groton."  He own. ho. with 2 and 1/2 acres on
Beacon hill in Boston, and part of a powder-mill at Dorchester. He was
collector of taxes 1694, selectman 1696, was styled yeoman 1699. In 1704 he
was active in promot. incorp. of E. part of New London, as Groton. He liv.
there. When he bec. heir to the est. and succeed. to the title of his gr.f.
Sir John, he left his concerns to the managem. of his br.-in-law, then bec.
Gov. of Conn. wh. describes hims. "Attorney to Sir John Davie of Creedy, Co.
Devon, within the kingd. of Eng. Baronet." Hinman, 228, says his w. Elizabeth was
in 1709, w. of Jonathan Taylor; but some doubt is felt about this. SAMUEL,
Boston 1668.  A wid. Mary of Charlestown had there bapt. William, aged 13, on
11 Aug. 1689.     DAVIS, or DAVIES, ANDREW, New London, perhaps s. of John of
that town, m. bef. 1684, Mary, d. of Thomas Bayley, left descend. ANTHONY,
Boston, d. June 1674, leav. w. Elizabeth BARNABY, Charlestown 1636, or after, came
in the Blessing, 1635, aged 36, d. 27 Nov. 1685, aged a 86. Frothingham, 152,
has his name 1668 at div. of wood and commons on Mistick side; and p. 183, has
Barnaby jr. prob. his s. b. a. 1638, in the list of householders 1678. Other ch. were
Nathaniel, Hopewell, James, Samuel, and Patience, wh. m. William Ridland. 
*BENJAMIN, Boston 1670, s. of William, merch. a major, ar. co. 1673, m. Sarah, d. of 
James Richards of Hartford, freem. 1690, was one of the founders of Brattle st. ch.;
d. 26 Nov. 1704. CORNELIUS, NEWBURY, s. of John of N. by w. Sarah had Samuel,
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b. 11 Apr. 1689; Judith, 2 June 1691; Cornelius, 9 Oct. 1693; James, 5 Apr.
1695, d. 1697; Elizabeth 15 July 1697. His w. hav. d. 6 Mar. 1696, the last ch was
by sec w. Elizabeth Hidden, m. 1696. DANIEL, Kittery 1649, freem. 1652. DOLOR,
DOLLARD, or DOLLAR, Cambridge 1634, is said to have m. 1625 in Eng.
Margery, d. of Richard, sis. of Simon Willard, if so, he was prob. from Kent, and 
this conject. is confirm. to me by collat. evid. Yet the grave-yd. at Benefield in
Co. Northampton, as Dr. Palfrey assures me, contains the names of his
ancestors. His w. and ch. John, aged 9, Mary, 4, and Elizabeth 1, emb. at London,
Apr. 1635, in the Elizabeth, to foll. him. He rem. a 1640, and had ld. that yr. in Duxbury, 
and was of that ch. when he rem. to Barnstable and join. that 27 Aug. 1648, with his w. 
but had his d. Ruth bapt. at B. 24 Mar. 1645; was freem. of that col. 1646; and in
the list of those able to bear arms 1643, is this man's name "and his sons."
Who may be intend. by the last word, is not precisely understood, but prob.
John alone. Yet at the end of that list stand John and Nicholas, wh. might
well, therefore, be thot. brs. certain. not s. But two s. he did have, Simon,
and Samuel, both younger by much than John, wh. was excor. of his will. Bef.
rem. to D. he liv. some yrs. at Concord, and was one of the proprs. of Groton
1655, engag. in its first sett. and made one of its selectmen by the Gen.
Court of the Col. Still it is not likely, that he ever inhabit. in the new
planta. but leav. his younger s. to reside at Concord, went back to B. and
there d. 1673. His d. Ruth m. 1663, it is said, Stephen Hall; and Mary, whom.
15 June 1653, Thomas Lewis of B. was prob. ano. DOLOR, Barnstable, s. prob. of
John of the same, m. 3 Aug. 1681, Hannah, d. of David Lynnell, had Shobal, or
Shubael, b. 23 Apr. 1685 Thomas, Aug. 1687; Hannah, Dec. 1689; Stephen;
Thankful, Mar. 1696; Daniel, July 1698; Job, July 1700; Noah, Sept. 1702; and
Remember Mercy, 15 Oct. 1704. EDWARD, Boston, m. 16 Sept. 1657, Hannah, d. of
Richard Gridley. EPHRAIM, Haverhill, m. 29 Dec 1660, Mary Johnson of Andover,
took o. of alleg. 28 Nov. 1677,d. 1681, leav. ch. Stephen, Ephraim, Thomas,
Jonathan, Mary, Susanna, and Hannah.  EPHRAIM, Haverhill, perhaps s. of the
preced. perhaps of the first James m. at Andover 19 Mar. 1688, Mary Eires, or
Ayers. EPHRAIM, Newbury, s. of John of the same, by w. Elizabeth had Elizabeth b. 7
Apr. 1690; John,  17 May 1692; Mary, 20 July 1694; Ephraim, 20 Mar. 1697; and
Joseph, 16 Nov. 1699. FRANCIS, Amesbury, sw. alleg. 20 Dec. 1677. GEORGE,
Boston 1644, blacksmith, perhaps the freem. of 1645, one of the d. found. of
sec. ch. by w. Barbara, wh. had join. first ch 22 Aug. 1647, had  Samuel, b.
17 Oct. 1651; and, if the rec. be not false, John, 3 June 1652; was a serj. d.
early in 1655. He throve by his trade, for the inv. val. one fourth of George
Munjoy's ship Swan, and five sixteenths of Benjamin Munjoy's ship Delight; and
his wid. m. 14 Jan. 1656, John Brimblecome, first, wh. was one of the witness.
to his will, and for third
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h. Thomas Chadwell. His will, made 23 Sept. 1654, was pro. 25 Apr. foll. and
anticipating the m. of his w. again, he made various provis. for the two s.
See Geneal. Reg. V. 306, and IX. 35. GEORGE, Lynn,  freem. 1647, had Hannah,
b. 31 May 1650; Sarah, 1 Sept. 1651; rem. to Reading, there had Elizabeth 16 Jan.
1655; Mary, 16 Jan. 1658; John,  20 July 1660; and Susanna, 11 Mar 1662.
Sarah prob. m. 11 June 1670, Abraham Cole.
GEORGE, Weymouth 1654,  blacksmith. GEORGE, Boston 1650, went 1644 to N.
Carolina, in his will, bef. depart. provides for w. s. Benjamin, Joseph, and
five ds. GERSHOM, Cambridge, had w. Sarah, wh. d. 20 Nov. 1713, aged 55; s.
Gershom; and d. 6 Feb. 1718, aet. 75. HOPEWELL, Charlestown, s. of Barnaby, by w. 
Sarah Boynton (m. 18 Sept. 1682, wh. d. 14 Dec. 1704, aged 47), had
Joseph, bapt. 13 Feb. 1687; Ebenezer, 6 May 1688; Sarah, 2  Nov. 1690; Ellen, 14
Jan. 1694; and John, 6 Nov. 1698. ISAAC,  Salem 1637, Beverly 1650, perhaps
was after at Casco; unless this were ano. whose eldest s. John, b. 1660, was
liv. at Gloucester, 1733, with  other s. Samuel and James, beside ch. of a d.
wh. m. a Fitz, and was of Ipswich, and ano. d. wh. m. Smith. He had after
first destruct. of Falmouth, est. set out 1680, but on sec destruct. prob.
moved to safer quarters. Willis, I. 160, 209. JABEZ, Barnstable, s. of the
first John of the same, m. 20 Aug. 1689, Experience Lynnell, had Nathan, b. 2
Mar. 1690; Samuel, 25 Sept. 1692; Bathsheba, 16 Jan. 1694; Isaac,  23 Apr.
1696; Abigail, 26 Apr. 1698; Jacob, Oct. 1699; and Mercy, 16 Feb. 1701. JACOB,
Gloucester, s. of John of the same, m. 20 Jan. 1662, Elizabeth Bennet, had  Jacob, b. 26 Jan. 
1663; John, 25 Nov. 1665, d. soon; Elizabeth 27 June  1667; Susanna, 27 June 1670; Moses, 
6 July 1673; Mary, 3 June  1676; Aaron, Jan. 1679; and John, again, 1 July 1681.
JACOB, Falmouth, s. of Lawrence, had a fam. * JAMES, Newbury, freem. 4 Mar.
1635, rem. to Haverhill 1640, had w. Cicely, rep. 1660, d. 19 or 29 Jan.1679,
aet. 90. In his will of 17 Mar. 1676, names as his ch. John, Ephraim, Samuel,
and Sarah, w. of John Page, jr. His w. had d. 28  May 1673. JAMES, Hampton
1638, freem. 13 Mar 1640. Belkn. I 21. JAMES, jr. perhaps s. of the preced.
was of Hampton 1643, mar have liv. at Haverhill, there took o. of alleg. 28
Nov. 1677. JAMES,  Boston 1634, mariner, br w. Joanna had Jacob, b. 11 July
1639; and d.  Josebeth, 20, bapt. 28 Aug. 1642, wh. m. John Wing of Boston;
beside John, wh. d. 13 Nov. 1653. JAMES, Plymouth 1639, a tailor, may have
been of Newport the yr. bef had gr. of ld. for serv. in the Pequot war, but
was gone in 1643. JAMES, Boston, by w. Mary had Mary, b. 7 Mar 1647.  JAMES,
Charlestown 1658, br. of Hopewell, by w. Elizabeth had Elizabeth bapt. at 21 yrs. on 6  May 1694; 
and Patience, aged 18 on 21 Apr. 1696. JAMES, Haverhill, freem. 1666, was, perhaps, 
S. of James, the aged, of that town, may have m. a d. of John Eaton of H. had s.
John, and d. 18 July 1694, leav. wid. Mary, and ch. Elisha, James, Sarah, and
Constance. JAMES, Gloucester, by w. Mehitable, uh. d. 9 June
1666, had John, b. 10 Mar.
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1660; James, 16 Mar. 1662, d.soon; James, again, 22 Jan. 1663, d. soon; and
Joseph, 1665, d. soon. He m. 6 Dec. 1666, Elizabeth Bachelor, had Elizabeth b. 11
Sept. 1669; Abigail,13 Apr. 1672; Joseph, again, 25 Jan. 1674; Susanna, 20
Nov. 1676; and Ebenezer, 26 Jan. 1682; d., 1717. Babson says, he was s. of
John, and was third h. of Mary, d. of John Collins. JAMES, Scituate 1673, there
m. Elizabeth d. of William Randall, and rem. to Boston. JAMES, Dover, s. of John
of the same, was a col. d. 1749, at the age of 87, and had the ch. whose
unusual length of life is thus ment. by Farmer from Belkn.; James, b. 10 July
1689, d. at 93; Thomas, at 88; Samuel, 99; Daniel, 65; Sarah Hicks, 91; Hannah
Deering, 77; Elizabeth Hicks, 79; Ephraim, 87; and Phebe Mathes, 85.  JENKYN,
Lynn, freem. 9 Mar. 1637, a joiner, wh. had been in the employ. of Mr. Humfrey, 
wh. unhappily put his ds. to board with D. when he went to the West Indies; by 
w. Sarah had John, and a d. and d. 1662. Winthrop II. 45. Lewis.  * JOHN, Boston 
1635, a joiner, ar. co. 1643. I presume this to be the same man wh. came in the 
Increase 1635, aged 29; and perhaps was the John Davie, friend of Wheelwright, 
in the former article. JOHN, Gloucester, 1651, rem. aft. some yrs.  to Ipswich. Of 
him no more is kn. exc. that he left at G. James and Jacob. JOHN, Newbury 1641, by 
w. Mary had Mary, b. 6 Oct 1642, d. young; John, 15 Jan. 1645; Zechary, 22 Feb. 1646; 
Jeremy, 21 June 1648; Mary, again, 12 Aug. 1650; Cornelius, 15 Apr.  1653; and 
Ephraim, 29 Sept. 1655, bef. ment. and d. 12 Nov. 1675. JOHN, Watertown, m.
Mary, d. of John Spring, had Mary, b. 20 Mar. 1642, and prob. John, and
Benjamin; d. early as did his wid. admin. being giv. 19 June 1656. JOHN,
Reading, had John, wh. d. 4 Nov. 1660. JOHN, Barnstable, eldest s. of Dolor,
b. in Eng. m. 15 Mar. 1649, Hannah Lynnell, d. of Robert, had John b. 6 Jan.
1650; Samuel, Dec. 1651; Hannah, and Mary, tw. 3 Jan. 1654; Joseph, and
Benjamin, tw. June 1656; Simon, July 1658; Dolor, Oct. 1660; and Jabez. Mary
m. Benjamin Goodspeed. JOHN, York 1650, an important person, kept an inn,
freem. prob. of Mass. 1652, at least he own. the jurisdict. then, as also ano.
JOHN, perhaps his s. was lieut. capt. and at Last serj. major for the Prov.
and dep. Presid. 1680-85. JOHN, Haverhill, s. of James of the same, b. in Eng.
m. 10 Dec 1646, Jane Peaslee, perhaps sis. of the first Joseph of the same,
had Mary, b. 6 Nov. 1647; Sarah, 7 Mar. 1649; John, 22 Aug. 1651; rem. to
Dover, and had Hannah, 24 Dec. 1653; Jane, 29 Dec. 1655, d. within 9 mos.;
Moses, 30 Dec. 1657; Joseph, 26 Jan. 1660; James, 23 May 1662; Jane, again, 15
May 1664; Jemima and Judith. His sec. w. Mary d. 12 Jan. 1684. His will of 1
Apr. 1685, was pro. 25 May 1686. His d. Mary Josiah Heath; Sarah m. James
Smith; and Hannah m. says Mr. Quint, John Kezan. JOHN, New Haven, s. of
William, taught the sch. prob. at Hartford, preach. there 1656, and next yr.
was lost in Garrett's ship, with Jonathan Ince, Nathaniel Pelham, and Thomas
Mayhew, on
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their voyage to London, all young men of great promise. Winthrop II. 329 in
notes. JOHN, Boston, br. perhaps, of Edward, a joiner, by w. Return (d. of
Richard Gridley, m. 9 Apr. 1656), had Grace, b. 4 Mar. 1657; and Richard, 15 Apr. 
1659. JOHN, Roxbury 1653, a tailor. JOHN, New London 1651-64. JOHN, 
Charlestown 1668, fin. for hospitality to a Quaker. Frothingham, 158. He may have rem. 
soon to Westerly, where was one John 1669. JOHN, Boston, s. of George, a tailor in 
1673, may have been freem. 1675. JOHN, Lynn, m. 5 Oct. 1661, Sarah, d. of Philip
Kirtland, had Sarah, b. 10 Nov. 1665, d. at two mos.; Sarah, again, 5 Feb.
1667, d. at 6 mos.; Mary, 25 July 1668; Joseph, 10 June 1672, d. in July of
next yr.; John, 16 June 1674 ; Sarah, again, 1 Feb. 1676; Ebenezer, 2 Oct.
1678; and Benjamin, 27 Sept. 1681. JOHN, Roxbury, blacksmith, s. of William of
the same, m. 5 Feb. 1668, Mary, d. of Edward Devotion, had, as is said, three
s. and two ds. John, b. 11 Jan. 1671; William, 11 Aug. 1673; Mary, 6 Apr.
1676, d. at 18 yrs.; Elizabeth 18 Apr. 1678; and Samuel, 23 June 1681; and his w.
Mary d. 12 Jan. 1684. He was freem. 1690, and d. 16 Mar. 1705, aged a. 62. 
JOHN, Barnstable, s. of John of the same, m. 2 Feb. 1674, Ruth, d. of Roger
Goodspeed, bad John, b. Nov. 1675, d. bef. 6 yrs.; Benjamin, 8 Sept. 1679;
John, again, 17 Mar. 1684; and Nathaniel, 17 July 1686; these three bapt. 3
May 1691, the f. hav. join. the ch. two wks. bef. and had Jabez bapt. 10 May
foll. A sec. w. Mary Hamblen, m. 22 Feb. 1692, had Shobal or Shubael, b. 10
July 1694; James, 24 Mar. 1696; and Ebenezer, 13 May 1697. She a. Nov. 1698,
and he m. 8 May 1699 wid. Hannah Bacon, had Nicholas, b. 12 Mar. 1700. * JOHN,
Saco, rep. 1682, "disaccepted, as a scandalous person," says the rec. JOHN,
Newbury, s. of John of the same, m. 8 Apr. 1681, Sarah Carter, had Mary, b. 23
Mar. 1683; Sarah, 13 July 1685; and by w. Mary, as I read Coffin, had John, 29
July 1692. JOSEPH, Kittery 1660, constable that yr. may have been s. of
Nicholas.  JOSEPH, Boston, m. 7 May 1662, Elizabeth d. of David Saywell, freem.
1666, ar. co. 1675. JOSEPH, perhaps of Roxbury, there m. 28 Oct. 1670, Sarah
Chamberlain, but I kn. not, that either belong. in that place. In the neighb.
Joseph, of Muddy riv. had Mehitable, b. 3 Feb. 1685. Possib. he may be the man
nam. in the letter of Rev. Edmund Browne, to Gov. Leverett, pr. in Geneal.
Reg. VII. 268, as Daby. JOSEPH, Barnstable, prob. s. of John of the same, m.
28 Mar. 1682, Mary, d. of  James Claghorn, had Simeon, b. 19 Jan. 1683; Mary,
June 1685; Joseph, Apr. 1687; and Robert, 13 June 1689. JOSIAH, Barnstable, s.
of Robert of the same, m. 25 June 1679, Ann, d. of Richard Tayler, had  John,
b. 2 Sept. 1681; Hannah, Apr. 1683; Josiah, Aug. 1687; Seth, Oct. 1692; Ruth,
Feb. 1694; Sarah, Feb. 1696; Jonathan, 1698; Stephen, 12 Dec. 1700; and Ann, 5
Apr. 1702. LAWRENCE, Falmouth
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1662, had Rachel, b. 1663; Jacob; and perhaps others, rem. to Ipswich  during
the first Ind. war, but came back 1681, but no more is told, only that Rachel
m. 1. Robert Haynes; and 2. a Wedgewood of Hampton.  MOSES, Dover, s. of John
of the same, m. 16 Jan. 1681, Ruhamah Dow  of Haverhill, and there had John,
b. 4 Jan. 1682; and Moses, 2 Nov. 1686; beside Jabez; and Ebenezer, 10 June
1702, both at Dover; ana  both f. and s. Moses were k. by the Ind. 10 June
1724. Belkn. NATHANIEL, Mass. came in the Mary and John, or perhaps the
Hercules, hav.  qualif. hims. by tak. o. of alleg. and suprem. 16 Apr. 1634,
but where he  sat down I find not. See Geneal. Reg. IX. 268. NATHANIEL,
Charlestown 1677, s. of Barnaby, had m. 31 Mar. 1675, Mary Convers, wh. d. 6 Nov. 
1690,  aged 36; and m. 15 July 1692, Mary, d. of Joshua Edmunds, wh. d. 18 Apr. 1721, 
aged 65. Nathaniel,  his eldest ch. bapt. 19 Apr. 1677, d. at Charlestown the same yr. He  
had, also, Mary, bapt. 9 May 1680; Barnabas, 31 Dec. 1681; Sarah, 22  July 1683; 
Zachary, 5 Aug. 1688; and Mary, 16 July 1695; and was one of the constables 1690. 
NICHOLAS, Charlestown, came in the  Planter early in 1635, aged 40, with Sarah, 48,
prob. his w. and Joseph,  13, perhaps his s. with four serv. whose names are
then giv. was in 1640  one of the promoters of sett. of Woburn, where his w.
Sarah d. 24 May  1643,and he m. 12 July foll. Elizabeth wid. of Joseph Isaacs;
prob. he rem. to York, and was there in 1652. His will, of 27 Apr. 1667, pro.
12 Mar. 1670, refers not to any s. yet opens many remote relations, or perhaps
those of his w. as cous. Barnard, the w. of Matthew of Boston; cous.  William
Locke of Woburn (spel. Owborne); d. Astine's (or Austin's) childr. Mary and
Sarah, beside Mary, Elizabeth and Mehitable Dodd.  NICHOLAS, Barnstable, able to
bear arms 1643, when he is last on the list, so that possib. it may be an
error, as Hamblen puts him into a list of  inhabs. adm. after 1660. He may
have been of Newport 1638, and there learn. the strange policy of toleration
in relig. In Sewel, I. 388,  it is said he favor. the Quakers at their first
coming. He had w. Mary, and was banish. from Mass. for his peaceful pravity.
At Newport he was drown. bef. 24 July 1672, as Roger Williams in his big book
against the Quakers, p. 26, tells that in his public conference, there, with
the friends of George Fox, he made good use of the event. PHILIP, Plymouth
1638, rem. to Duxbury after. Farmer MS. PHILIP, Hartford, came, perhaps, in
the Confidence from Southampton 1638, aged 12; but if so, be prob. was first
at Newbury, where William Ilsley, with wh. he  came, pitched his tent. He m. a
d. of Thomas Coleman of Hadley, was freem. of Conn. 1656, and d. 1689, had two
ds. but no s. RICHARD, Ipswich 1642. RICHARD, Roxbury, m. a 1654, Sarah, d. of
John Burrill, had Richard, b. 5 Jan. 1658, wh. d. next yr.; Richard, again, 26
May 1661; and Sarah; and he d. 6 Mar. 1663, his will of 20 Feb.
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being pro. 19 Mar. of that yr. But there was a posthum. ch. and the wid. m.
Samuel Chandler in 1664, and d. in Aug. 1665. ROBERT, Sudbury, came in 1638,
aged 30 with Margaret perhaps his sis. 26 (wh. m. a Burnett), in the
Confidence of Southampton, as serv. of Peter Noyes, had w. Bridget wh. surv.
ds. Sarah, b. 10 Apr. 1646; and Rebecca; and d. 19 July 1655. His will is of
17 July and pro. 2 Oct. of that yr. ROBERT, Yarmouth 1643, or earlier, had
Deborah, b. Jan. 1646; Mary, 28 May 1648; Andrew, May 1650; John, 1 Mar. 1652;
Robert, Aug. 1654; Josiah, Sep. 1656; Hannah, Sept. 1658; Sarah, Oct. 1660;
and Tristram. Perhaps Sarah m. 23 Oct. 1679, Joseph Young. SAMUEL, Watertown,
rem. early in 1646 to Boston, had w. Ann wh. a. soon; and m. 20 July 1651,
Sarah, d. of Richard Thayer of B. had Samuel, b. 22 Mar. 1654; William, 4 Sept. 1656, d. 
next yr.; and Sarah, 19 Dec. 1657, wh. d. Aug. foll.; beside Zechariah, 29 July 1659.
But in Geneal. Reg. XV. 133, his surname is wild. turn to Doves. Prob. he is the freem. 
of 1645, and perhaps br. of George. It may be, that his wid. m. 6 May 1663,
Jonathan Hayward. SAMUEL, Groton, by w. Mary had a d. b. 31 Jan. 1662; John,
10 Mar. 1664; Sarah, 12 Aug. 1667 ; Samuel, 10 Jan. 1669, Barnabas, 17 Apr.
1672 ; and a d. 10 Apr. 1674; and d. 28 Dec. 1699. SAMUEL, Salisbury, m. 19
Dec. 1663, Deborah, d. of William Barnes, had Samuel, b. 26 Jan. 1667. Perhaps
he was of Amesbury, there took o. of alleg. 20 Dec. 1677. SAMUEL, Concord, s.
of Dolor, m. 11 Jan. 1665, Mary Mead had Mary, b. 27 Sept. 1666; Samuel, 21
June 1669; Daniel, 26 Mar. 1673; Eliezer, Stephen; and Simon, 9 Aug. 1683. I
presume this is the man, by Felt insert. as of Lynn, m. 11 Jan. 1666, Mary
Meddowes.  Geneal Reg. V. 96. SAMUEL, Roxbury, perhaps s. of William of the
same, rem. to Northampton 1668, was freem. 1676, had two ws. of wh. sec. was
Elizabeth d. of William Smead, m. 1681; and he d. 26 July 1690, leav. beside three
ds. Samuel, b. 1672; and John, 1677. SAMUEL, Boston 1673, s. of George,
mariner, had w. Deborah, wh. d. early, and he m. 1677, Elizabeth wid. of brave
Nathaniel Davenport, d. of Rev. Thomas Thacher.  SAMUEL, Charlestown, had
serv. under Capt. Turner, 1676, in Philip's war, but as early as 22 Nov. 1658
by w. Mary had Elizabeth * SIMON, Concord, s. of Dolor, m. 12 Dec. 1660, Mary, d.
of James Blood, had Simon, b. 2 Oct. 1661; Mary, 3 Oct. 1663; Sarah, 15 Mar.
1666; James, 19 June 1668; Ellen, 22 Oct. 1672; Ebenezer, 1676; and Hannah, 1
Apr. 1679; freem. 1690; and rep. One SIMON was of Bristol, Feb. 1689, with
w. and one ch. STEPHEN, Hartford 1646, freem. of Conn. 1658.
* SYLVANUS, Sheepscot 1659, sw. alleg. to the king 1665, wound. by the Ind.
1676 at Arowsick, when Capt. Lake was k. rem. to Falmouth 1680, there had
command of the fort in the next Ind. war, tak. by the French and Ind. combined
force, 20 May 1690, carr. to Canada; after his ret. was put into the Counc. by
the Chart. of William and Mary 1691; wrote an acco. of the conduct of the
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war, wh. is in 3 Mass. Hist. Coll. I. 101. He liv. at Hull in latter days d.
1704, leav. w. but no ch. His will, 8 Apr. 1703, pro. 6 May 1704, gives all
his quarter of Casco lds. to 3 ds. of James English, ea. of them paying £3. to
his w. and all his other est. to John Nelson, he "promising justice and
kindness" to D.'s w. Willis, I. 161, 209. THEOPHILUS, Saco, constable in 1636.
Folsom, 33,121. It is almost certain that he soon rem. THOMAS, Newbury, a
sawyer, from Marlborough in Co. Wilts, came in the James 1635, embark. at
Southampton in Apr. arr. at Boston 3 June, freem. 2 June 1641, rem. next yr.
to Haverhill, where he had s. Joseph, and d. 1683, aged 80. He brot. says
Coffin, w. Christian from Eng. and his posterity is num. This name among the
passeng. from Southampton in the James, by rec. at State Paper off. Somerby
read Thomas James. It seems a wild error of his or mine; but if my read. be
correct, his surname may be that of the ship. THOMAS, Saco, an early sett.
assessed towards pub. worship 1636. THOMAS, Boston, s. of William, m. 12 Sept.
1689, Hannah Allen (wid. of one whom no research of mine, or even of
Shurtleff, can identify), d. of Gov. Leverett, had Thomas, the Secr. of the
Prov. of New Hamp. 1692. The late, beloved, John Davis, editor of Morton's
Memo. Presid. of the Mass. Hist. Soc. above forty yrs. judge of the Distr.
Court of the U. S. was not, in male line, of N. E. ancestry, but was s. of
Thomas, wh. was b. 1722 at Albany, whither his f. had rem. from N. Carolina. *
TOBIAS, Roxbury, br. of Richard of the same, m. Sarah, d. of Isaac Morrill,
had Sarah, b. 10 Feb. 1647, and his w. d. 23 Jan. by ch. rec. but 15 Feb. says
the town, 1649. He m. 13 Dec. next, Bridget Kinsman, had John, b. 17 Apr.
1651; Tobias, 10 June 1653; Isaac, 7 Dec. 1655, wh. d. at 27 yrs.; Samuel, bapt. with the 
three preced. 12 June 1659, wh. d. young; Samuel, again, 24 Mar. 1661, d. at 18; and
Abigail, in town rec. said to be b. 6 Sept. 1671; was of ar. co. 1666, and d.
25 Apr. 1690. TOBIAS, Dover, freem. 1666. TRISTRAM, Scituate, s. of Robert of
Yarmouth, m. 1694, perhaps for sec. w. Sarah Archer of Braintree, had Elizabeth b.
1695, and rem. as Deane thinks, but yet supposes Hannah D. wh. m. there 1709
to be a d. WILLIAM, Boston, by w. Mary had Abigail, b. 31 Oct. 1635, d. at 4
yrs.; Thomas, 15 Mar. 1637, d. young; Aaron, 20 July 1638, d. next yr.; John,
wh. d. young, in 1641; Trine, 10 Aug. 1642; Mary, 3 Oct. 1644, perhaps d.
soon; and Thomas, again, 8, bapt. 7 Sept. 1645. The Book of possessions in
early days shows W. sen. and W. jr. in Boston, but wh. was f. of these ch. is
to be determin. I fear, only by conject. One was a gunsmith, and one was d. 10
Nov. 1655, when Isaac Collamore gave in the inv. of his est. only £7. His wid.
Mary soon m. John Cowdall WILLIAM, New Haven 1639, had John, H. C. 1651, the
scholar, bef. ment. lost on his voyage to Eng. He d. 1659, leav. wid. Martha, wh.
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was sis. of John Wakeman, and d. 1663. His only surv. ch. Sarah m. William
Russell, and to educate his s. Noadiah, the gr.mo. left £60. WILLIAM, Salem
1639, had that yr. gr. of ld. prob. rem. to Boston or elsewhere, may be the
mariner, wh. at B. made his will 14 Sept. 1655, as in Geneal. Reg. V. 298,
and Ib. IX. 141. * WILLIAM, Boston, apothecary, adm. of the ch. 28 July 1644,
in wh. yr. he m. Margaret, d. of William Pynchon of Springfield, perhaps a
sec. w. By her he had sev. ch. of wh. Thomas, b. 3 Sept. 1645, may have been
one; also, Benjamin; Elizabeth; Ephraim, wh. d. 2 Aug. 1652; and William, the
last, b. 25 June 1663; and his w. d. 3 July after. He m. next, Huldah, d. of
Rev. Zechariah Symmes, had Mary, b. 3 Dec. 1656; Rebecca, 3 Aug. 1658; Huldah,
21 Dec. 1659; Ruth, 12 Feb. 1662; John, 10 June 1663; and Deborah, 13 Apr.
1665, d. young; by ano. w. Judith, had Margaret, 13 Nov. 1667; and perhaps
Hannah. He had still ano. w. Sarah, and hope of progeny by her when he made
his will, in wh. all of these ch. exc. Deborah, are ment. He was a man of
wealth, enterprise, and discretion, ar. co. 1643, freem. 1645, a capt. rep.
for Springfield 1652, where prob. he liv. some few yrs. also for Haverhill
1668, was employ. as commander of a troop in Ninigret's troubles, joint
commiss. in 1653 with Leverett to the Dutch Gov. at N. York, and one of the
found. of the third ch. His will, made 17 May 1676, pro. 9 days after, being
only two days after his d. gave £400 to w. Sarah, and contains many
particulars. His wid. m. Capt. Edward Palmes of New London. WILLIAM, Roxbury,
prob. br. of Tobias, freem. 1673, had John, b. 1 Oct. 1643; Samuel, 21 Feb.
1645; Joseph, whose date, presumed, is 12 Oct. 1649. His w. Elizabeth d. or was
bur. 4 Mar 1658; and he m. 21 Oct. next Alice Thorp, wh. had William and Elizabeth
bapt. 14 June 1663; but perhaps they were not liv. when this sec. w. d. 1667,
prob. soon after b. of Jonathan, 28 Feb. of that yr. He had, also, Matthew,
but I kn. not the day of his b. or whether he were not by a third w. made
Extrix. but not nam. in his will of 6 Dec 1683, in wh. he ment. all these ch.
and that Matthew and Jonathan are under age. He d. 9 Dec 1683, aged 66.
WILLIAM, Boston, by w. Mary, d. of Nicholas Parker, had Joanna, b. 16 Aug.
1655; and I presume, that the same man by w. Susanna had Joanna, b. 26 July
1657, sold his est. in 1658, and went to Barbados. WILLIAM, Marblehead, a
petitnr. 1668 against imposts. WILLIAM, Roxbury, perhaps a of William the
first of Boston, had Mary, b. 28 Mar. 1669; Ann, 24 Dec. 1670; next rec. of
1672 gives him Benjamin, 31 May, and Rachel, 26 Aug. but wh. rec. of the two
is false is uncert.; perhaps the yr. 1674 is omit. for the latter ch Ichabod,
1 Apr. 1676; Ebenezer, 9 Apr. 1678; William, 3 Jan. 1680; Sarah, 20 July 1681;
and Isaac, 18 Apr. 1683; and a William, perhaps the same, d. there 23 Jan.
1706. WILLIAM, Boston, mariner, in his will 31 Oct. 1690, not pro. bef. 5 Aug.
1701, gives est.
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to w. Mary, and childr. not nam. WILLIAM, Haverhill, m. 31 Dec. 1700, Mary, d.
of John Kelly, jr. of Newbury. ZACHARY, Newbury, s. of John of the same, m. 4
Feb. 1681, Judith Brown, had Judith, b. 7 Sept. 1684, d. at 18 yrs.; and Elizabeth
26 Apr. 1687. In many instances, some of the above nam. are spelled Davies, as
well as Davis; and the utmost care, in arranging relationsh. betw. parties
with a name so wide. diffus. will sometimes be at fault. "A courageous
soldier," is the designat. of a serj. D. in the Pequot war 1637; but wh. can
individualize him? There came in the Elizabeth 1635, from London to Boston,
Margaret Davis, aged 32, with her ch. John, 9; Mary, 4; and Elizabeth 1; the w.
and fam. no doubt a Dolor wh. had come a yr. or two bef. Twenty of
this name had in 1834 been gr. at Harv. and as many more at the other N. E.
coll.
      DAVISON, * DANIEL, Ipswich, prob. s. of Nicholas, rem. to Newbury, m.
Abigail, d. of Peter Coffin of Dover, had Nicholas, b. 16 May 1680; Sarah, 1
Feb. 1682; Daniel, 23 May 1686; Mary, 21 May, 1689; and Peter, 20 Oct. 1692;
was a man of note, ar. co. 1672, maj. of the Co. regim. had liv. first at
Charlestown, was a merch. in 1676, by w. Abigail had Abigail, bapt. 13 Feb. of
that yr.; and Joanna, 29 Apr. 1677; both at C.; may have short time rem. to
Stonington. * NICHOLAS, Charlestown 1639, one of the chief men, agent of Gov.
Cradock, by w. Joanna Hodges had Daniel and Sarah, wh. m. 24 Mar. 1665, Joseph
Lynde, ar. co. 1648, went home 1635, prob. on business, and came back 1656, in
the Speedwell, then 45 yrs. old, and d. 1664, leav. good est. His will of 26
Mar. 1655, made in view of a voyage to Barbados, thence to . Eng. pro. 11 July
1664, names w. Joan, ch. Daniel, and Sarah, br. John of wh. he kn. not where
he was, sis.-in-law Mary Hodges, w. of br.-in-law John Anderson, two neph. or
nieces, perhaps not in our country, and childr. of br. Jeremy D. dec. wh. was
m. and liv. at Lynn, Eng. as late as 1652. An Ind. sagamore gave him mortge.
of Nahant.  His inv. incl. land in Boston, Charlestown, Pemaquid, and a. 2100
acres near Windsor on both sides of the Conn. was £1869.11.11. PETER,
Stonington, a. 1680 or 90, was perhaps br. of Daniel, or of THOMAS, wh. was in
the same quarter at that time.
      DAWDY. See Dady.
      DAWES, AMBROSE, Boston, s. of William, freem. 1671, m. Mary, d. of
Thomas Bumstead, had Mary, b. 24 Sept. 1664; Rebecca, 25 Feb. 1666; Susanna,19
Mar. 1668, d.young; William, 19 Dec. 1671; Susannah, again, 11 Jan. 1674;
Joseph, 21 Oct. 1677; and Thomas, 1 Nov 1680. FRANCIS, Boston, had Elizabeth wh.
m. 16 Oct. 1659, Samuel Miles.  This man may have writ. his name Dowse, wh.
see. JOHN, Windsor
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1647, in 1653 banish. from the Col. for threatening Gov. Hopkins, may have,
but not prob. come for refuge to Boston, there by w. Mary had Robert, b. 29
Mar. 1655; Mary, 12 Apr. 1657; and Samuel, 1 May 1660. WILLIAM, Braintree, 
came in the Planter 1635, a bricklayer, aged 15, by the custom ho. reg. in London, m. 
Susanna, eldest d. of John Mills, had Ambrose, b. 24 July 1642; rem. to Boston, in 1652, 
there had William, b. 8 Mar. 1655; and Robert a. 1656; freem. 1646, d. 24 Mar. 1703, aet. 
86, says the rec. I think he had, also, Hannah, 7 Jan. 1660; but the rec. gives her to John 
and Susanna, and very good reason is kn. for distrust of that vol.  Robert was a soldier
under Capt. Turner 1676, on Conn. riv. Susan, possib. a sis. aged 16, came in
the Blessing 1635, later in the yr.
      DAWSE, JOSEPH, Charlestown, is print. as one of Moseley's comp. Dec.
1675, perhaps for Dowse.
      DAWSON, DANIEL, Ipswich, may easily be mispr. for Davison. But Coffin,
in Geneal. Reg. VI. 250 calls wid. 1693, Margaret. Yet she may have been sec.
w. of Davison. GEORGE, Boston 1679, a Quaker, wh. had been whip. for attend.
the meeting 1677. HENRY, Boston, adm. of the ch. 16 May 1641, freem. 2 June
after, a laborer, whose w. was in Eng. He was in the employm. of William
Hudson, jr. wh. when he went to serv. in the Parliament's cause against the
king, left the care of his fam. two yrs. to this young man in conseq. of wh.
he was brot. into great peril of his life, as set forth in Winthrop II. 249.
Prob. he repent. soon, for he was in Oct. 1646, restor. to his rank. HENRY,
Boston, a soldier, in the comp. of Capt. William Turner in Feb. at Medfield,
and on Conn. riv. Apr. 1676, under Capt. Pierce, freem. 1678. HENRY, Boston,
perhaps s. of the preced. if not the same, freem. 1690, had bapt. at 2d ch.
Thomas, 22 Nov. 1691; James, 9 Feb. 1696; Hannah, 20 Mar. 1698; and Elizabeth 31
Mar. 1700. ROBERT, New Haven, had John, b. 1677, by first w. Sarah, d. of
William Tuttle, as erron. has been said, and m. next Hannah, wid. of John
Russell, had Thomas, b. 1693.
      DAWSTIN, JOSIAS, Medford or Reading 1640, by the first deed in Suffk.
reg. took grant of his messuage from Matthew Cradock, Esqr. of London,
skinner, former Gov. of the Mass. Bay Col. 26 Apr. 1641. In Reading, rec. of
b. of his ch. Hannah, 20 Feb. 1649, wh. d. Nov. foll. and Sarah, 25 Sept.
1653, the name is giv. without w.
      DAY, ANTHONY, Gloucester 1645, had w. Susanna, and seven ch. John b. 28
Apr. 1657; Ezekiel, 12 Mar. 1660, d. soon; Ezekiel, again, 19 May 1662;
Nathaniel, 9 Sept. 1665; Elizabeth 2 Apr. 1667; Samuel, 25 Feb. 1670; and Joseph,
4 Apr. 1672; beside elder ones, Thomas, and Timothy, of unkn. dates; and d. 23 Apr. 
1707, aged 90. His wid. d. 10 Dec. 1717, aged 93.
EZEKIEL, Gloucester, s. of Anthony, m. 27 Jan. 1690, Mary, d. of Hugh 
Rowe, and d. 18 Feb. 1725, leav. five s. lib. Ezekiel, Pelatiah, Samuel, 
Nathaniel, and Jonathan. He was one of the witness. 15 July 1692,
to the invasion by the French or Ind. or Devils, whose story is in its proper
place in Mather, Magn. VII. 83. ISAAC, Cambridge, by w. Susanna had Robert, b.
24 Oct. 1686; and Susanna, 28 Nov. 1688. Robert d. 4 Feb. 1688. He was a
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London cit. embroiderer, but when he came, wh. was his w. when he rem. are
matters unkn. Prob. he left in the summer of 1692. JAMES, Ipswich, perhaps s.
of Robert of the same, freem. 1673. Some two or  three JOHNS can find no
proper habitat. yet one is seen subscr. to memorial, 1668, at Salem, against
imposts. He was s. of Thomas, and m. 6 July of that yr. Ann Coleman, had Ann,
b. 18 Oct. 1669; John, 24 Jan. 1671; and Stephen, 16 Oct. 1673. This John d. June
1680, and to his wid. Ann admin. was giv. 1 July. Perhaps one had Mary, wh. m. 
20 Aug. 1666, a Coldfax. JOHN, Hartford, s. of Robert, of the same, by w. Sarah 
Maynard, had Joseph, b. a. 1675; John, 1677;  Thomas; Mary; Maynard; Sarah, 
bapt. 19 Sept. 1686; William, 24 Apr. 1692; and Joseph, again, 14 June 1699. 
JOHN, Boston 1677, a merch. d. that yr. in his will of 4 Sept. calls hims. of Frome
Woodlands, near Warminster, in Wilts, on the border of Somersetsh. and gives
all his prop. to br. Robert of the same place; and prob. had no w. or ch.
JOHN, Dedham, eldest s. of Ralph, was prob. a soldier of Moseley's comp. Dec.
1676, m. 22 May 1678, Abigail Pond, had John, b. 11 Oct.1679; rem. to
Wrentham, there had Ralph, 9 Dec. 1681; Abigail,  12 Jan. 1684, wh. d. young;
Jonathan, 12 or 21 Mar. 1689; and Abigail, again, 1 Jan. or, as ano. acco. has
it, perhaps by mistake of the numeral for the mo. 1 Nov. 1693; and perhaps
other ch. JOHN, Gloucester, br. of Ezekiel, m. 12 Dec. 1682, Abigail
Leach, wh. d. 9 Feb. 1726, aged 63; was a witness to spectral delusions in July 1692, as 
set forth in the Magnalia.  JOSEPH, Gloucester, s. prob. youngest, of Anthony, m. 15 
Aug. 1696, Elizabeth Gouge, says Babson, had Jeremiah, William, and sev. ds. perhaps also 
Joseph. MATTHEW, Cambridge, printer, s. of Stephen, b. in Eng. Steward of
the coll. 1645, freem. 1646, made his nuncup. will 10 May  1649, d. soon after.
Harris, Epit. says the town rec. mark. his bur. on  the same day. That docum.
wh. is in Geneal. Reg. III. 181, leads us to infer that he had no w. or ch.
tho. little ch. Moses is nam. that was prob. his br. but Mr. Paige gives strong
sanction to the opin. that he was s. of William Bordman, wh. m. a niece of Day. He gave 
liberally to the coll. £4. to Elder Frost, and something to sev. others, yet most to his mo.
wh. was present. His name is in the  imprint of Danforth's Almanac, 1647.
NATHANIEL, Ipswich 1637. Kimball. NATHANIEL, Gloucester, s. of Anthony, m. 13 
Feb. 1690, Ruth, d. of Hugh Rowe, had Benjamin, Nathaniel, David, and seven ds. prob. 
rem. bef. 1721. RALPH, Dedham, freem. 1645, d. 28 Oct. 1677,
in his will of 12 Sept. preced. w. Abigail, wh. was d. of Daniel Pond, and ch.
John, Ralph, Mary, wh. was w. of John Paine, Abigail, and s.-in-law John
Ruggles, are nam. But his first w. was Susan, d. of Jonathan Fairbanks, wh. in
1668 ment. her four ch. in his will, and they are found in Dedham ch. rec. to
be Elizabeth bapt. 3 July 1648, tak. with the town rec. that shows Mary, b. 9 Nov.
1649; Susan, 1652; and John, 15 Apr. 1654; while the next is found Abigail, d.
of Ralph and Abigail, Apr. 1661. RALPH, Dedham, s. of the preced. freem. 1690,
m. 10 Aug. 1681, Sarah, d. of Thomas Fuller, had Ralph, b. 28 Oct. 1683;
Thomas, 19 June 1686; Sarah; Mary; Jeremiah, 23 Sept. 1693; and Abiel. ROBERT,
Cambridge, came in the Elizabeth 1634, from Ipswich, aged 30, with w. Mary 28,
freem. 6 May 1636, went to Hartford, perhaps with Hooker in 1636, or very soon
after, had sev. lots among first proprs. His first w. d. prob. bef. rem. a.nd
the mo. of his ch. was Edatha, sis. of
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deac. Edward Stebbins. She is nam. in his will, 20 May 1648, wh. is print. in
Trumbull's Col. Rec. of Conn. I. 487; but tho. childr. are provid. for, we
find not names nor number. They were Thomas; Sarah, wh. m. Sept. 1658,
Nathaniel Gunn of Hartford, and next, 24 Nov. 1664, Samuel Kellogg of
Hatfield, and was k. with her s. Joseph, 19 Sept. 1677, by the Ind.; Mary, wh.
m. 28 Oct. 1659, Samuel Ely of Springfield, and next, 12 Apr. 1694, Thomas
Stebbins, and next, 11 Dec. 1696, deac. John Coleman of Hatfield, where she d.
1725; and John, bef. ment. His wid. m. John Maynard of Hartford, wh. d.
without ch. leav. to the ch. of D. "provided they carry themselves well
towards" their mo. some decent est. and next m. in 1657 or 8, Elizur Holyoke
of Springfield wh. she surv. by twelve yrs. and d. 24 Oct. 1688. Of descend.
of this Robert, in the male line, full acco. is print. by Rev. George E. Day
of Northampton. ROBERT, Ipswich, came in the Hopewell, Capt. Bundocke, 1635,
from London, aged 30, freem. 2 June 1641, was liv. in 1681. Perhaps Sarah, uh.
m. at I. 17 June 1674, David Fiske was his d. Hannah, wh. came in the
Elizabeth and Ann 1635, aged 20, may not have been a relat. SAMUEL, Gloucester, s. of 
Anthony, m. 9 Aug. 1692, Rachel, d. of Hugh Rowe, had two ch. whose names are not 
seen in Babson, wh. says she d. 6 Sept. 1698, and of the h. no more is kn. STEPHEN,
Cambridge, the earliest printer on our side of the ocean, was a locksmith of
Cambridge, Eng. brot. over, in the John, 1638, by Rev. Josse Glover wh. d. on
the voyage. He began business in Mar. 1639, but was, I fear, unthrifty, for in
1647 the Almanac of his press purports to come from his s. wh. was very young,
and the yr. foll. Greene bec. ruler in the office. Yet he was enterprising,
hav. for his great service, unluckily, been reward. by grant of 300 acres in
1641, he was 2 yrs. after engag. in sett. of Lancaster, and reduc. to work as
journeyman of Greene all his latter days. He brot. from Eng. w. Rebecca wh.
had been wid. mo. of William Boardman, had Matthew, bef. ment. and prob. after
com. hither had Stephen, wh. d. 1 Dec. 1639, and possib. but not prob. Moses. His w. d. 
27 Oct. 1659, he was adm. of the ch. 28 Feb. 1661, but was never freem. and d. 22 Dec.
1668, aet. 58. A catal. of books of his print. is giv. by Thomas in his Hist.
I. 227-34. THOMAS, Springfield 1658, s. of Robert of Hartford, m. 27 Oct.
1659, Sarah, d. of Lieut. Thomas Cooper, had Thomas, b. 23 Mar. says the town
rec. but fam. rec. says Nov. 1662, the freem. of 1690; Sarah, 14 June 1664;
Mary, 15 Dec 1666; John, 20 Feb. 1669, d. soon; Samuel, 20 May 1671; John,
again, 20 Sept. 1673; Ebenezer, 8 Sept. 1675, d. soon; Ebenezer, again, 5
Sept. 1677; Jonathan, 8 Aug. 1680; and Abigail. Eight of these ch. liv. to m.
bef. his d. He was freem. 1668, and d. 27 Dec. 1711, and the wid. surv. to 21
Nov. 1726. THOMAS, Gloucester, m. 30 Dec. 1673, Mary Laughton, or Langton, had 
Thomas, b. 27 May 1675; Mary, Dec. 1677; and Joseph, 24 Jan. 1680. His w. and d. 
were k. by lightning in his ho. 15 July 1706; and he d. 29 Jan. 1726. An earlier 
THOMAS, whose inv. was found by Coffin 1670, was perhaps f. of the preced. b. a. 
1651, and of Sarah, a. 1652, may have been of Salem, a signer of memor.  1668,
against imposts,
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was f. of John, ano. signer; and by w. Mary had Abigail, b. 22. Dec. 1667.  TIMOTHY, 
Gloucester, freem. 1690, m. 24 July 1679, Phebe Wildes, d. prob. of the sec. John, wh.
d. 8 Apr. 1723, aged 70, had Timothy, Anthony, John, Joseph, Jonathan, Ebenezer, and
Susanna, beside some wh. d. inf. as Babson tells. WENTWORTH, Boston 1640, has 
prefix of respect on adm. to the ch. 22 Sept. but call.a single man; soon after m. 
had Elizabeth bapt. 26 Sept. 1641, at 8 days old; and Wentworth, 13 Aug. 1643, at 
6 days. He was a surgeon at Cambridge, and is honor. by Rev. Mr. Hale
in his tract on Witchcraft, as saving in 1602, a woman charg. with the horrid
offence. Perhaps he went home, for one of this unusual name was, in 1668, fin.
and imprison. as one of the fifth monarchy men, setting up the imaginary reign
of King Jesus to disturb the absolute throne of Oliver Cromwell in his last
yr.  In Sept. 1661, liv. in London, he had a legacy in the will of Edward
Shrimpton. WILLIAM, Boston 1669, a mariner. Of descend. of first Robert a
Rev,. was pub. some yrs. since by Rev. George E. Day, wh.shows that nineteen
had been gr. at Yale, and one at ea. of the coll. foll. Dart. Wil. Amh. and
Brown, and that ten of the eleven min. were liv. at his date of publ. One at
H. C. 1806 was the earliest of the name in that catal.
      DAYNES, DEANS, or DAINES, ABRAHAM, New London 1664, suppos. to have 
come from Casco, m. 27 Dec. 1671, Sarah, d. of William Peake, had Joanna, b. Feb.
1672; John, bapt. Feb. 1674; Thomas, July 1677; rem. to Norwich, there had
Ebenezer, b. 27 Oct. 1680; Sarah, 19 Jan.1683; and Ephraim, 15 Jan. 1686.
      DAYTON, RALPH, New Haven a 1639, sign. the covenant of habitancy but not
at its format. yet liv. there 10 yrs.; was of Easthampton, L. I. 1650, and
later.  Sometimes the name is Daighton. SAMUEL, Southampton, L. I. 1641,prob.
at New Haven 1646, and Brookhaven a. 1655.  Perhaps the disting. fam. of New
Jersey is of this stock.
      DEACON, JOHN, Plymouth, of wh. no more is kn. but that he d. 1636.
JOHN, Lynn, came in the Abigail, 1635, aged 25, with w. Alice 30, wh.d. 27
July 1657, was a blacksmith, m. 25 Dec. 1657, Elizabeth wid. of John Pickering, wh.
d. 30 Aug. 1662, rem. to Boston, was of Mather's ch. 1669. JOHN, Salem, had w. Elizabeth 
wh. d. 30 Aug. 1662.
      DEALE, CHARLES, Milford 1658, was encourag. to raise tobacco by gr. of
ld. that yr. perhaps had been there a yr. or more, had w. Pity in 1672, but no
ch. and d. a. 1686. WILLIAM, Haverhill 1662.
      DEAN, often with final e, BENJAMIN, Taunton, S. of Walter, m. 6
Jan.1681, Sarah Williams, had Naomi, b. 1 Nov. 1681, d. at 2 mos.; Hannah, 26
Dec. 1682; Israel, 2 Feb. 1685; Mary, 15 June 1687; Damaris, 4 Sept. 1689;
Sarah, 30 Aug. 1692; Elizabeth 26 Mar. 1695; Mehitable, 9 June 1697; Benjamin, 31
July 1699; Ebenezer, 24 Feb.1702; Lydia, 11 Dec. 1704; and Josiah, 23 Oct.
1707; made his will 2 Feb. 1723, wh. was pro. 14 Apr. 1725, so allowing us to
obtain approx. to his d. DANIEL, Concord, perhaps at Sudbury 1663, a lieut. d. 29
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Nov. 1725, aet. 97. Shattuck. EZRA, Taunton, br. of Benjamin, m. 17 Dec. 1678,
Bethia, d. of deac. Samuel Edson of Bridgewater, had Bethia, b. 14 Oct. 1679,
d. soon; Ezra, 14 Oct. 1680; Samuel, 11 Apr. 1681, unless Col. Reg. is wrong,
yd. soon; Seth, 3 June 1683; Margaret; and Ephraim; and his d. was betw. 28
Oct. 1727 and 15 Feb. 1732. Very striking instances of old age in fifteen ch.
of his s. Ezra are ment. in the Mem. of Deane fam. GEORGE, Salem 1660-1686,
was a cordwainer, by w. Elizabeth had Elizabeth b. 2 Jan. 1661, d. soon; John; Thomas;
George; Joseph, a. 1671; Benjamin; Elizabeth and Hannah; of not one can the date
of b. or d. be ascert. and glad. can we read in fam. rec. that Elizabeth m.
Jonathan Lambert; and that Hannah m. 11 June 1701, John Cook; that John,
Thomas, and Joseph had fams. and of George and Benjamin only that they d. bef.
1706. ISAAC, Taunton, s. of John, m. 24 Jan. 1678, Hannah, d. of James Leonard
of the same, had Alice, b. 20 Nov. 1678; Abigail, 16 Nov. 1680; Hannah, 24
Apr. 1683; Nathaniel, 25 Apr. 1685; Jonathan; Abiah; and Deborah. His will was
pro. 11 Apr. 1710 by his wid. In his youth he liv. at New Haven in fam. of
Capt. Thomas Jeffrey, wh. had m. a relative of his, and left him a legacy of
£10. ISRAEL, Taunton, br. of the preced. a lieut. in Philip's war, was in the
great swamp fight, d. unm. made his will 7 Aug. 1677. JAMES, Stonington,
blacksmith, had John, b. 15 May 1672; James, 31 Oct. 1674; Sarah, 4 Sept.
1676; a s. whose name is not legible, 28 Nov. 1678; Onesiphorus and 
Mary, tw. 28 Mar. both d. next mo. 1680; Francis, Sept. 1682; William, 
b. and d. 1684; William, again, 12 Sept. 1689. Some confus. of names and dates is fear. 
in var. old MS. Even the bapt. on ch. rec. of four more ch. count wrong days for two, as 
Hannah, Apr. 1686; William, 6 July 1690; Nathaniel, 20 Apr. 1693; and Jonathan, Apr. 
1695; the first hav. Saturday, and the last, Monday. Some variat. as
well in dates as names may be seen in rec. both of ch. and town. John was
progenit. of Hon. Silas D. 1758, the ambass. with Franklin in France, and James was of
late Prof. James D. JOHN, Dorchester 1636, came from Chard, Somersetsh. rem.
to Taunton, of wh. he was one of the first purch. 1639, hav. been made freem.
of the  Col. 4 Dec. 1638; by w. Alice wh. surv. had John; Thomas; Israel;
Isaac; Nathaniel; and Elizabeth wh. m. Josiah Edson, Esq. of Bridgewater, and at
her d. in 1734, was call. a. 84; and d. 1660, betw. 25 Apr. date  of his will,
and 7 June of the inv. aged a. 60. JOHN, Taunton, s. of the  preced. by
tradit. call. the first Eng. ch. b. there, a 1639, m. 7 Nov.  1663, Sarah, d.
of deac. Samuel Edson of Bridgewater, had Samuel, b. 24 Jan. 1667; Sarah, 9
Nov. 1668; John, 28 July 1670, d. soon; Mehitable, 9 Oct. 1671; John, again,
18 Sept. 1674; Elizabeth 15 Mar. 1676;  Mary, 15 July 1680; Susanna, 13 Aug. 1683;
and Israel, 4 Aug. 1685. He d. 18 Feb. 1717, aged 77, during the great snow,
wh. was so deep as long to keep knowledge of the occurrence from his Neighb.
JOHN, Dedham, by w. Sarah had John, b.25 Apr. 1677; Sarah, 13 Dec. 1678;
Ebenezer, 17 May 1681; Joseph, 14 Mar. 1683; Jeremiah, 24 Mar. 1685; Elizabeth 13
Oct. 1689; and Abigail, 12 June 1694. JOHN, Dover,
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k. by the Ind. 1694, when his w. and d. were tak. but soon esc. Belkn. I.138.
JOHN, Salem, s. perhaps eldest, of George of the same, had d. Elizabeth it is said
d. bef. 2 Dec. 1698. JOHN, Woburn, youngest s. of William of the same, m.
Mary, d. of Edward Farmer of the same, had John, b. 10 Jan. 1705; William, 7
May 1706; Edward, 14 Sept. 1707; Ebenezer, 28 Jan. 1709; Thomas, 23 Nov. 1712;
Molly, 16 Apr. 1715; and Samuel, 24 Feb. 1717. JONAS, Scituate 1690, by Deane
in his Hist. of S. presum. to have come from Taunton, Eng. had Thomas, b.
1691; and Ephraim, 1694; d. 1697, and his wid. Eunice m. 1701, deac. James
Torrey.  JOSEPH, Taunton, br. of Benjamin, had Joseph, Samuel, James, and
Sarah, and d. betw. 3 Dec. 1728, and 11 Feb. foll. leav. wid. Mary. JOSEPH,
Concord, only s. and eldest ch. of Thomas of the same, m. 1662, Elizabeth Fuller,
had Thomas, b. 15 Sept. 1664; Joseph, 5 Apr. 1667; Daniel, 29 Apr. 1669; Elizabeth
4 Aug. 1671; Sarah, 4 Aug. 1675; Deborah, 29 Sept. 1678; Hannah, 13 Nov. 1682;
and Benjamin. Joseph, Salem, s. of George of the same, a shipmaster, m. 16
Mar. 1697, Elizabeth Flint, whose f. is unkn. to me, had Joseph, b. 29 Aug. of
what yr. is not told, but the ch. d. in Nov. foll.; Elizabeth 20 Oct. 1701, d. in
few wks.; Desire, 26 Apr. 1703; Mary, and Elizabeth tw. 5, bapt. 23 Sept. 1705;
and Joseph, 15 July 1708, bapt. 22 May foll. SAMUEL, Stamford 1650, had John,
b. 1659; Joseph, 1661, and others. SAMUEL, Lancaster 1653. STEPHEN, Plymouth,
one of the first comers in the Fortune, 1621. built the first corn mill in N.
E. 1632; m. a. 1627, Elizabeth d. of the wid. Ring, had Elizabeth Miriam, and Susanna,
and d. Sept. 1634. His wid. m. 16 Sept. 1635, Josiah Cook, and d. a. 1687; 
the d. Elizabeth m. William Twining; Miriam was not m. as late as 1669, but 
late in her days m. John Wing of Yarmouth; Susanna m. 4 Apr. 1660, 
Joseph Rogers, jr.; and next, 23 Oct. 1663, Stephen Snow.  THOMAS,
Concord, came in the Elizabeth and Ann 1635, aged 32, a carpenter; by w. Elizabeth
had Sarah; a d. perhaps Marg b. 24 Feb. 1643; Hannah, 18 Mar. 1646; Elizabeth 25
Dec. 1648, d. at six mos. and first b. Joseph, bef. ment. a 1638; and had sec.
w. Mildred, wh. d. 15 Sept. 1673; was freem. 1672, and d. 5 Feb. 1676. In some
rec. the name is giv. Dane. THOMAS, Boston, a merch. of extensive business,
came from Hampsh. was b. a. 1640, m. 1665, Sarah, d. of William Brown of
Salem, had Sarah, b. 1666, wh. went with her f. to Eng. and there m. Robert
Woodward, Dean of Sarum; and Elizabeth 1667, wh. prob. d. young, and his w. soon
after, or perhaps bef. He was freem. 1669, and m. sec. w. Ann, d. of William
Farr of London, had Thomas, b. 1673; Rebecca, 1677; went home a 1678, and had
James and Samuel, was some time in London, but went down to Hampsh. and d. 27
Apr. 1686. A mural monu. to his mem. is in Frefolk ch. His youngest s. convey. part 
of his est. here by deed from London 1730. THOMAS, Charlestown, mariner, m.
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15 Sept. 1668, Elizabeth d. of John Burrage the first of the same, and had ch.
John, and Catharine, as by a will imperf. appears. His inv. was of 25 May
1674. The childr. were brot. to bapt. 9 Sept. 1677; and his wid. m. 12 Aug.
1680, John Poor. THOMAS, Taunton, s. of first John, m. 5 Jan. 1670, Catharine
Stephens, wh. surv. him, had Thomas, b. 1 Feb. 1671, d. in few days; Hannah,
14 Feb. 1672; Thomas, again; Deborah; Catharine; Lydia; Mercy; and Elizabeth His
will was pro. 15 July 1697. THOMAS, Salem, s. of George of the same, by w.
Mary had George, b. 7 Aug. 1692; Mary; and Thomas. He had sec. w. 9 Dec. 1701,
Elizabeth Beedle, a wid. as is said of Thomas; and d. a. 1706. THOMAS, Boston, m.
Jane, d. of Richard Scammon of Exeter, wh. d. 9 Oct. 1726, had Mary, b. 20
Aug. 1692; Thomas, 28 Nov. 1694; Jane, 17 June 1636; Elizabeth 20 Sept. 1697; and
Jane, again, 2 Sept. 1698; rem. to Hampton Falls and Salisbury, and d. a.
1737. Where he was b. wh. was his f. or gr.f. is beyond my kn. * WALTER,
Taunton, younger br. of first John, was from Chard in Co. Somerset, 12 or 14
ms. S. from Taunton, freem. of that Col. 4 Dec. 1638 had been with his br.
first at Dorchester, m. it is said, Eleanor, d. of Rich. Strong of Taunton,
Eng. wh. had come with her br. John, had six ch. of wh. only Benjamin, Ezra,
and Joseph, bef. ment. are kn. was rep. 1640, perhaps, and selectman many
yrs. after; and was with his w. liv. so late as 1693. WILLIAM, Woburn, m. 1
Sept. 1670, Martha, d. I presume, of Thomas Bateman of Concord, had Martha, b.
17 Aug. 1671; William, 5 July 1673; Samuel, 26 July 1675; John, 25 June 1677;
and Sarah, wh. d. young. WILLIAM, Boston 1668, by w. Jane had Jane, b. 12
Mar. 1678. WILLIAM, Dedham, carpenter, m. 13 Dec. 1677, Mehitable Wood, had 
Hannah, b. 5 Dec. 1678; Alice, 18 Oct. 1680; Judith, 3 Nov. 1682; Josiah, 7 Mar. 1685; 
and Abigail, 23 Jan. 1687; rem. to Rehoboth, and had Seth, 7 Apt. 1697; and William,
12 Oct. 1701.  Rachel, a wid. came from London 1635, in the Planter,
m. 28 Oct. 1636, Joseph Beedle, or Biddle, wh. in his will provides for her d.
Martha D. wh. prob. came with her mo.
      DEAR, or DEARE, EDMUND, Ipswich, claim. legacy, 1678, by nuncup. will
of Robert Denton.  EDWARD, Ipswich 1683, had, bef. 1665, m. Elizabeth d. of Humphrey 
Griffin. PHILIP, Salem 1638.
      DEARBORN, EBENEZER, Hampton, s. of Thomas, m. 7 Oct. 1703, Abigail
Sanborn, had Ebenezer, b. 27 Jan. 1705; Mehitable, 14 Nov. 1708; Peter, 14
Nov. 1710; Benjamin, 13 Aug. 1713; Thomas, 3 Dec. 1715; Michael, 24 Apr. 1719;
Abigail, 27 Jan. 1721; and Mary, 11 June 1723; rem. with his fam. to ,Chester,
of wh. he was one of the first sett.  GODFREY, Exeter 1639, was from some
part of Devon, perhaps Exeter, with w. wh. d. 1651 or 2, and a Henry, b. a.
1632; and Thomas, a. 1634; perhaps, also, a d. brot. from Eng. had here John,
b. a. 1642, and prob. two more ds. of wh. one was Sarah; was selectman in
1648, but early in 1651 was sett. at Hampton, there m. 25 Nov. 1662, Dorothy,
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wid. of Philemon Dalton, and liv. in a house of wh. his descend. are still
occup. was a selectman and town clk. and d. 4 Feb. 1686. His will was of 14
Dec. 1680, and his wid. a. bef. 1696. Of his three ds. not nam. in the will,
but earlier provid. for, one was, perhaps, Esther, w. of Richard Shortridge of
Portsmouth (for in the will is beq. to gr.ch. Ann S.); and Sarah, m. 9 Dec.
1679, Thomas Nudd. HENRY, Hampton, eldest s. of the preced. b. in Eng. m. 10
Jan. 1666, Elizabeth d. of John Marion, wh. d. 6 July 1716, aged 72, had John, b.
10 Oct. 1666; Samuel, 11 Jan. 1670; Elizabeth 13 Dec. 1672, d. young; Sarah, 9
Nov. 1675; Abigail; Elizabeth again, 19 Nov. 1681; and Henry, 28 Oct. 1688; and d.
18 Jan. 1725, aged 92. Sarah, m. 30 Jan. 1698, Philemon Blake; Abigail m. 28
May 1701, Samuel Palmer; and Elizabeth m. 30 Dec. 1704, William Sanborn. HENRY,
Hampton, s. prob. youngest of the preced. m. 28 Oct. 1708, Hannah, d. of Simon
Dow, wh. d. 10 Feb. 1717; and he m. 3 Jan. 1721, Mary, d. of Samuel Roby, wh.
d. 5 May 1739; and he m. 3d w. Esther, wh. surv. him; and be d. 26 Apr. 1756.
His ch. by first w. were Sarah, b. 20 Feb. 1709; Hannah, 10 Dec. 1710; Elizabeth;
Henry, a. 1715; and Simon, 21 Jan. 1717; by sec. w. only ch. Mary, b. 2 June
1722. But all the s. d. bef. him. JOHN, Hampton, youngest s. of Godfrey, m. 12
Dec. 1672, Mary, d. of Thomas Ward, had John, b. 2 Sept. 1673; Thomas, 22 June
1676; and Mary, 6 May 1678; his w. a. 14 Dec. 1725, aged 73, and he d. 14 Nov.
1730. JOHN, Hampton, eldest s. of first Henry, m. 4 Nov. 1689, Abigail, d. of
Nathaniel Bachelder, wh. d. 14 Nov. 1736, aged 68, had Deborah, b. 8 Feb.
1690; Jonathan, 8 May 1691; Elizabeth 31 Aug. 1692; Esther, 15 June 1694; Joseph,
8 Feb. 1696; Abigail, 24 Jan. 1700; Lydia, 4 Apr. 1702; Ruth, 21 May 1705;
Simon, 31 July 1706; and Benjamin, 12 Nov. 1710; was deac of the ch. of N.
Hampton; and d. 22 Nov. 1700. JONATHAN, Hampton, youngest s. of Thomas, by w.
Mary, wh. d. 5 Apr. 1744, had Jonathan, b. 22 May 1709; Daniel; Nathaniel;
Shubael; and Mary. He had sec. w. Sarah, wh. d. 22 Oct. 1762, aged 73, and he
d. 10 Sept. 1771. SAMUEL, Hampton, s. of first Henry, m. 12 July 1694, Mercy,
d. of Nathaniel Bachelder, had Mary, b. 23 Apr. 1695; Mercy, and Mehitable,
tw. 21 Feb. 1697; Sarah, 27 June 1699; Mercy, again, 18 Feb. 1702; Jeremiah, 1
Apr. 1704; Elizabeth 9 Nov. 1706, d. soon; Nathaniel, 21 Jan. 1710; Henry, 27 Dec.
1712; Samuel, 1 Sept. 1715; and Abigail, 19 Oct. 1720. SAMUEL, Hampton, eldest
br. of Jonathan, m. 16 Dec. 1698, Sarah, youngest d. of Edward Gove, had Ann,
b. 18 Dec. 1699; Edward,26 May 1702; and Reuben. THOMAS, Hampton, s. of
Godfrey, b. in Eng. m. 28 Dec. 1665, Hannah, d. of Edward Colcord, wh. d. 17
July 1720, aged 76, had Samuel, b. 27 May 1676; Ebenezer, 3 Oct. 1679; both
bef. ment.; Thomas, a. 1681; and
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Jonathan, 18 Nov. 1686. He d. 14 Apr. 1710, and may have had ch. b. within 10
yrs. of his m. but names are not giv. THOMAS, Hampton, s. of the preced. m. 2
Jan. 1701, Huldah, d. of John Smith, the cooper, had Mary, b. 15 June 1702;
Theodate, 18 Dec. 1710; and Huldah, 3 Nov. 1714, wh. all d. young.
      DEARING, or DEERING, GEORGE, Scarborough 1639, had prob. s. Roger; and
his wid. Elizabeth m. Jonas Bayley. ROGER, Scarborough, s. prob. of the preced. d.
1676. He had s. Roger at Kittery, wh. ret. inv. 26 June 1676, amt. £136. 7. 3.
SAMUEL, Braintree, m. Bethia, d. of Gregory Baxter, had Bethia, b. 6 Apr.
1649, and his w. d. 11 May 1651. He m. 15 Nov. foll. Mary Ray, and had Mary,
16 Jan. 1653; Hannah, 14 Feb. 1655; and Sarah, 30 June 1657, wh. d. in few
wks. This w. d. 1 July 1657, and he m. 10 Nov. next, Mary, d. of Francis
Newcomb, and had Rachel, and perhaps other ch.; he was of the orig. set. at Block isl. 
1661. SAMUEL, Wrentham, perhaps s. of the preced. by w. Hannah had Hannah, b. 23 
Jan. 1688, d. young; Sarah, 3 Dec. 1689; and Hannah, again, 16 Apr. 1691. But much 
contradict. appears in Geneal. Reg. XII. 347, unless we make two Samuels contempo. 
there, or will allow for perversion of numerals.
      DEATH, JOHN, Sudbury 1672, by w. Mary, d. of Francis Peabody of
Topsfield, had John, b. 2 Jan. 1677; Hepzibah, 5 June 1680; Lydia, 26 Mar.
1682; Samuel,12 Sept. 1684; and Ruth,20 July 1688. He rem. 1678 to Sherborn;
perhaps d. early, and his wid. m. 1690, Samuel Eames. See Barry. JOHN,
Framingham, s. of the preced. m. 17 Jan. 1699, Elizabeth Barber, wh. d. 28 May
1710, up to wh. time he was of Sherborn, where his s. John was b. 1710, and d.
soon. He had in Sherborn 2d w. Waitstill, and ch. Henry, b. 22 Sept. 1714;
Mary, 10 Oct. 1716; John, again, 4 Dec. 1718, d. young; Ruth, 20 Apr. 1721;
Abigail, 3 Oct. 1723; John, 27 May 1726; Waitstill, 27 Oct. 1728; and
Hepzibah, 1731; and d. 14 Dec. 1754. This name was common in that part of the
county, some yrs. since, but within few yrs. by the legislat. it has been
changed to How.
      DECKANE, NICHOLAS, Beverly 1668.
      DECKER, JOHN, Exeter, 1672.
      DECROW, VALENTINE, Marshfield, m. 26 Feb. 1678, or 9, Martha
Bourne, and she d. 25 Mar. 1724.    DEINS, WILLIAM, nam. in a valua. paper on
the Sturbridge black lead mine in Geneal. Reg. X. 160, as an overseer of said
works, a. 1657-9. Glad. should we learn more, but it may well be despair. of;
and prob. the resid. of this skilful man was trans. as the prosperity of the
undertak.
      DELAND, JOHN, Beverly, had John, b. 1685; Philip, 1687; and William,
1689.
      DELANO, early DELANOYE, DELAUNY, or DELANOY, JOHN, Duxbury,
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s. of Philip the first, was liv. 1690, but tho. he prob. had w. and fam. of
them nothing is kn. * JONATHAN, Dartmouth, br of the preced. acc. fam. geneal.
was b. 1648, m. 26 Feb. 1678, Mercy, d. of Nathaniel Warren, had Jonathan,
Jabez, Sarah, Mercy, Nathan, Bethia, Susanna, Nathaniel, Esther, Jethro, and
Thomas, as in the fam. scroll insert. and we may regret that dates are not
attain. tho. order of success. is prob. preserv. He was constable, town clk.
surveyor, selectman, lieut. and in 1689 rep. and d. 23 Dec. 1720, in 73d yr.
as Ricketson, 386, copies the inscript. on gr.stone, but fam. geneal. says 28
Dec. MICHAEL, New Haven, d. 1667. PHILIP, Plymouth, came in the Fortune 1621,
b. of French or Flemish Protestant parents, but of the Eng. ch. at Leyden,
Winslow says, and 19 yrs. old at his coming; was s. prob. of Jean and Marie de
Launey, bapt. 7 Dec. 1603 in the Walloon ch. of Leyden; was freem. of that
col. 1632. rem. soon after to Duxbury, m. 19 Dec. 1634, Esther Dewsbury, and
next, 1657, Mary, wid. of James Glass, d. of William Pontus (tho. Ricketson
makes her d. of James Churchill, wh. is wholly unkn. to me); and had ch. (of
wh. we are uncert. wh. may be elder or younger, whether all, or part, by first
w.) Thomas, Mary, Philip, John, ; Jane, Rebecca, Jonathan, Esther, and Samuel.
But as a fam. geneal. in MS. has been giv. to me, tho. it is confin. to the
descend. of Jonathan, yet as it purports to give the offspring of the Dewsbury
m. three s. Samuel, Thomas, and Jonathan, beside one d. wh. d. soon, it might
seem prob. that three ds. and one s. came of the sec m. He rem. to
Bridgewater, was one of the purch. of Dartmouth 1652, and in 1662, of
Middleborough, and d. a. 1681, a. 79 yrs. old. Mary m. 29 Nov. 1655, Jonathan
Durham. PHILIP, Duxbury, s. of the preced. had Philip; and that he was b.
early in 1678, is all that is kn. of this branch of the fam. SAMUEL, Duxbury,
br. of the preced. m. Elizabeth d. of Alexander Standish, and of his fam. we kn.
no more. THOMAS, Duxbury, br. perhaps eldest of the preced. m. Mary, d.
perhaps youngest, of first John Alden, had Thomas, but we kn. not his date of
b. nor indeed but by conject. that he was of this w. whose m. is giv. bef.
1667. He m. next, 24 Oct. 1692 or 1699, Hannah, wid. of Robert Bartlett, d. of
Richard Warren. In Winsor, 226, and 251, the various dates of this sec. m. are
found. De la Noye was the name at first.
      DELL, or DILL, GEORGE, Salem, 1693, rem. to Boston, freem. 1651,  by w.
Abigail bad John, b. Oct. 1645; Samuel, 31 Aug. 1647; Joseph, Feb. 1650; and
Benjamin, 27 Apr. 1632. He was an active merch. d.  abroad, prob. in 1654, for
an imperfect will of 3 Nov. 1653, recites that  he was bound from Eng. to
Ireland, thence to Virg. etc. He had good  amt. of prop. Winthrop II 312. His
wid. m. 8 Nov. 1655, John Hanniford. JOSEPH, Boston, mariner, prob. s. of the
preced. had, 1678, w.  Elizabeth PETER, Chelmsford 1691.
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      DEMING, DEMON, or DEMENT, DAVID, Wethersfield, s. of first John, by
w. Mary (m. 16 July by one report, and by ano. 14 Aug. 1678) had David, b.
20 July 1681, H. C. 1700, min. of Medway; Samuel, 9 Aug. 1683; and Honour, 9
May 1685; to wh. Chapin adds Mehitable, without date of b. He liv. some
yrs. at Cambridge, and after in Boston.  EBENEZER, Wethersfield, youngest
br. of the preced. by w. Sarah, m. 16 July 1677, had Ebenezer, b. 5 May
1678; John, 26 July 1679; Sarah, 6 Jan. 1681; Prudence; Ephraim; and Josiah;
and d. 2 May 1705.  * JOHN, Wethersfield 1635, one of the chief sett. rep.
very often from 1649 to 61, nam. in the chart. of 1662, m. Honour, d. of
Richard Treat, had John, b. 9 Sept. 1638; and others. His will of 26 June
1690, with pro. 1705, names s. John; Jonathan, 1639; Samuel, 1646; David;
Ebenezer; and five ds. ws. of John Morgan (whose name prob. was Rachel);
of Richard Beckley; of John Hurlbut (wh. was Mary); of Thomas Wright;
and prob. Sarah, w. of Samuel Moody, beside some gr.ch. * JOHN,
Wethersfield, s. of the preced. m. at Northampton, 20 Sept. or by ano.
acco. 12 Dec. 1657, Mary Magot, or Mygate, d. of Joseph, had John, b. 9
Sept. 1658; Joseph, 1 June 1661; Jonathan, 12 Feb. 1663; Mary, 1 July 1666;
Samuel, 25 Aug. 1668; Jacob, 26 Aug. 1670 and Sarah, 17 Jan. 1672; beside
Hezekiah, as nam. by Chapin; was selectman 1662, rep. 1669 and 72, d. 23
Jan. 1712.  JONATHAN, Wethersfield br. of the preced. by two ws. Sarah, m.
21 Nov. 1660, wh. d. 5 June 1668, and Elizabeth d. of Josiah Gilbert, m. 25 Dec.
1673 had Jonathan, b. 27 Nov. 1661; Thomas, 27 Nov. 1679; Charles, 10 June
1681; Benjamin, 20 July 1684; Jacob, 20 Dec 1689; and seven ds. and d. 8
Jan. 1700, sudden. aged a. 61. The ds. were, acc. Chapin, Sarah, b. 12 Aug.
1663; Mary, 11 July 1665; Comfort, 5 June 1668; Elizabeth 12 June 1674; one, with
ineffable name, 16 Feb. 1676; Mary, again, 24 Oct 1692; and Ann, 1 Oct. 1695.
His wid. d. 4 Sept. 1714. NICHOLAS, Pemaquid, sw. fidel. to Mass. 1674.
SAMUEL, Wethersfield, br. of Jonathan, by w. Sarah, d. of John Kirby, m. 29
Mar. 1694, had John, b. 7 or 27 Dec. 1694; David, 29 Dec. 1696; Samuel, 12
June 1699; Honour, 16 Dec. 1701; and William, 10 May 1705; and d. 6 Apr.
1709, aged a. 63; of course he was past mid. age at m. THOMAS,
Wethersfield, perhaps br. of first John, m. 24 July 1645, Mary Sheaffe,
was of Farmington, and rem. again to Southampton, L. I. thence to
Easthampton, where posterity is still liv. Sometimes in the rec. the name
is Demon, or Dement, and the affinity is exceed. difficult to be traced
with exactness.  Eight of this name had, in 1828, been gr. at N. E. coll.
      DENBOW, SALATHIEL, Dover 1665.
      DENGAYNE, or DINGHAM, HENRY, Watertown, a physician, had grants of
ld. in Feb. and June 1637, as Francis, in his Hist. Sketch, 132, tells.
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He m. Apr. 1641, Elizabeth wid. of deac. George Alcock, and d. of apoplexy, 8 Dec.
1645, as Roxbury ch. rec. tells.
      DENHAM, THOMAS, Rye, in Conn. jurisdict. in 1681 was 60 yrs. old. In
1677 he had preach. at R. and the Gen. Ct. vot. £10. to encourage his settlem. But
no more is kn. In MatherÕs Hecatompolis he is not seen. 
      DENISON, DENYSON, à * || DANIEL, Cambridge 1633, s. of William of Roxbury, 
b. in Eng. a. 1612, freem. 1 Apr. 1634, m. Patience, d. of Gov. Thomas Dudley, wh.
surv. and was extrix. of his will; rem. to Ipswich with its early planters,
and was its rep. 1635, and seven yrs. after, speaker 1649, and 51, and 2,
ar. co. 1660, and in every rank of the milit. to the highest in 1660, an
Assist. from 1654 till d. 19 Sept. 1682, aet. 70. His wid. d. 8 Feb. 1690. Of
ch. I find not ment. of any but John and Elizabeth w. of John Rogers, Presid. of
H. C. His will of 18 July 1673, with codic. of 28 Feb. 1679, and ano. of 22
Dec. 1680, giv. names of his gr.ch. is in Geneal. Reg. VIII. 23. EDWARD,
Roxbury, br. of the preced. b. in Eng. m. 20 Mar. 1641, Elizabeth d. of Joseph
Weld, had Elizabeth b. 8 Aug. 1642; John, 14 May 1644, d. at 4 mos.; Edward, wh.
d. 6 Oct. 1646; Jeremiah, 6 Dec. 1647, bapt. 9 Jan. foll. d. May 1649; Joseph,
bapt. 8 Apr. 1649, d. next mo.; Margaret, b. 15, bapt. 19 Dec. 1650; Mary,
bapt. 27 Mar. 1654; Hannah, b. 10, bapt. 16 Sept. 1655; Sarah,4 Nov. bapt. 6
Dec. 1657, wh. m. Thomas Robinson; Deborah, 16, bapt. 23 Sept.
1660, d. in 1663; one, without name, bur. as soon as b. 2 June 1663; William,
b. 18 Sept. 1664, H. C. 1681; and Deborah, again, 30 Oct. 1666, d. next yr.
and he d. 26 Apr. 1668. He had been among the friends of Wheelwright,
disarm. in 1637, yet dignif. as Mr. but was made freem. 1648, and was rep.
in 1652 and 5. His wid. Elizabeth d. 5 Feb. 1717. The s. William, and two ds. were
the only ch. of this large number, that surv. him. GEORGE, Roxbury, br. of
the preced. b. in Eng. a. 1620, or perhaps earlier, m. May 1640, Bridget
Thomson, had Sarah, bapt. 20 Mar. 1642; and Hannah, b. 20, bapt. 21 May
1643. In Aug. foll. his w. d. and he went to Eng. serv. in the Parliament's
army, there found sec. w. Ann, d. of John Borrodell, or Borrowdale, wh.
gave her a house in Cork, Ireland; but he came back to R. had John, b. 14
June 1646; Ann, 20 May 1649; was freem. 1648, and some two or three yrs.
after went to Pequot, as New London was call. there had George, 1652;
William, 1655; Borrodell, 1657; Margaret, 1660; and Mary, 1670, who. d. 1671;
all bapt. 1670; was a capt. 1653, and much disting. in Philip's war as a
skilful and enterpris. commander. He d. 23 Oct. 1694, at Hartford; in his
will of 20 Nov. 1693 names John, George, William, beside ds. Sarah, w. of
Thomas Stanton, Hannah, w. of Joseph Saxton, Ann, w. of Gershom Palmer,
Margaret Brown, and Borrodell, w. of Samuel Stanton. His wid. d. 26 Sept.
1712, aged 97 by the gr.stone. GEORGE, Stonington, or Westerly, s. of the
preced. m. Mary or Mercy, d. of John Gorham of Barnstable, had Edward, and
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Joseph, both bapt. 1683; Mercy, 1685; Samuel, 1686; Elizabeth 1690; Desire, 1693;
Thankful, 1695; and George, 1699. JAMES, New Haven, m. 25 Nov. 1662,
Bethia, d. of Jarvis Boykem, had James, b. Aug. 1664, d. soon; John, Nov.
1665, d. at 3 yrs.; Mary, or Mercy, 26 July 1668; Sarah, 12 Apr. 1671;
Hannah, 1673 prob. d. young; John, and James, again, tw. 6 Feb. 1677, of wh.
James d. soon; Elizabeth 24 Nov. 1681; and James, again, 5 Jan. 1683; d. 8 May
1719, aged 78. Sarah m. 1710, Joseph Sackett; and Elizabeth m. 1707, Samuel
Harrison. JAMES, New Haven, youngest s. of the preced. had Jesse, James,
Desire, Lydia, Sybil, Abigail, Sarah, and John. JOHN, Ipswich 1648, by
Farmer was thot. to be a br. of the maj. gen. but I can hardly think so,
unless he went home, as we kn. no more of him. JOHN, Ipswich, only s. of
Daniel, m. Martha, d. of dep. Gov. Symonds, had John, H. C. 1684 (wh. was min.
of Ipswich, colleag. with Hubbard, m. Elizabeth d. of Nathaniel Saltonstall, and
d. soon, in Sept. 1689, leav. only ch. John, H. C. 1710; and the wid. m. Rev.
Rowland Cotton); Daniel; and Martha; and d. 9 Jan. 1671. His wid. bef. d. of
his f. had m. Richard Martin, wh. may have been s. of Samuel. Martha, m.
Matthew Whipple, and d. 12 Sept. 1728, aged 60. JOHN, Stonington, eldest s.
of George the first, m. 1667, Phebe, d. of Robert Lay of Saybrook, had
Phebe, b. 1667; John, Jan. 1669; George, 28 Mar. 1671, H. C. 1693, a man of
much distinct.; Robert, 17 Sept. 1673; William, 7 Apr. 1677; Daniel, 28 Mar.
1680; Samuel, 23 Feb. 1683, d. soon; Ann, 3 Oct. 1684; and Sarah, 29 July
1692; beside Phebe, b. prob. betw. Ann and Sarah, as she has that order of
success. in f.'s will. He d. 1698. His eldest s. had the Saybrook ld. giv. to
his mo. by her f. and d. 1699, hav. had three s. and one d. George was clk.
of the Courts. Robert had Robert, wh. at the taking of Louisburg 1745,
was capt. in Gov. Wolcott's reg. and for good serv. was made maj. JOHN,
New Haven, s. of first James, m. Grace, d. of John Brown, had Abigail, b. 13
Nov. 1705; Sarah, and John, tw. 10 May 1708, of wh. John d. soon; Elizabeth 28
Aug. 1710; Mehitable, 2 Oct. 1713; and Mary, 29 Mar. 1716. ROBERT, Milford, a.
1645, had Samuel, b. 1656; Esther, 1658; and Hannah, 1662; rem. 1667, with
Branford peop. to Newark, N. J. THOMAS, Kittery 1652. * WILLIAM, Roxbury,
came with w. Margaret, and s. Daniel, Edward and George, bef. ment. in 1631,
and was, perhaps, in the Lion, with Winthrop's w. and eldest s. beside
apostle Eliot, in the rec. of wh. ch. he stands third in the list; freem. 3
July 1632, rep. 1635, but in 1637 tak. side with Wheelwright, was disarm.
His w. d. 3 Feb. 1646, in the ch. rec. of Eliot's affection, call. "old mo.
D."; and he d. 25 Jan. 1654. WILLIAM, Boston, liv. at Pulling point, m. 27
Oct. 1659, Mary Parker. WILLIAM, Stonington, youngest s. of George the
capt. was a lieut. m. Sarah, wid.
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of the sec. Thomas Prentice of Newton, d. of Thomas Stanton the first,
had William, bapt. 1686; Sarah, b. 1689; and George, 1692; d. 26 Mar. 1715,
aged 59. * WILLIAM, Roxbury, s. of Edward, freem. 1690, was rep. 1692. He m.
12 May 1686, Dorothy, d. of Thomas Weld; but the town rec. has no ch. He d.
22 Mar. 1718, and his wid. m. 28 Apr. 1720, Samuel Williams the sec. Of this
name six had been gr. in 1834 at Harv. but not one within 90 yrs. and of
them I am uncert. about the parentage of Daniel, in 1690, and George, in
1693, but the earlier has the star mark in the catal. of 1698; at other N.
E. coll. seven had been gr. beside two with double n.
      DENLO, WILLIAM, Pemaquid, took o. of fidel. to Mass. 1674.
      DENMAN, ALEXANDER, perhaps of Hampton, m. a. 1678, the wid. of
Abraham Perkins, jr. prob. d. of Thomas Sleeper. JOHN, Dorchester, had
Mary, wh. m. Clement Maxfield. But gr. uncert. prevails with refer. to his
resid. as no success foll. the search for line in D. In the admin. on est.
of wid. Smead by her br. Israel Stoughton, 1639, of D. this man is entitl.
to a share of her prop. as well as his d. Maxfield. PHILIP, Derby, had b.
there, Mary, in 1678; Elizabeth 1680; Sarah, 1682; Micah, 1684; and Hannah; and
d. 1698; in his will ment. w. and the five ch.
      DENMARK, PATRICK, Dover 1663, was after at Saco, had Patrick, b. 8
Apr. 1664; and James, 13 Mar. 1666.
      DENNETT, JOHN, Portsmouth, freem. 1672, had Ephraim, b. 2 Aug. 1683,
wh. was a counsel. app. by mandamus, 1732, for New Hampsh. where the name
continues.  DENNING, FRANCIS, and JOHN, Mass. 1664. Felt. WILLIAM, Boston
1634, was in the employm. of William Brenton, and perhaps came with him
the yr. preced. d. 20 Jan. 1654. By his will made two days bef. pro. 31 of
same mo. his w. Ann and s. Obadiah are nam. but the latter absent, and the
f. gives him, "in case he doth not come personally into the country," for
half the testat.'s est. "twenty shillings and no more."
      DENNIS, EDWARD, Boston 1636, by w. Sarah, had Sarah, bapt. 9 Aug.
1640, and Mary, at 6 days old, 3 July 1642; Martha, b. 1, bapt. 5 May 1644;
John, 18, bapt. 22 Feb. 1646; and Joseph, 13 June 1648. He came in the
employm. of William Hutchinson. His wid. Sarah m. 15 Aug 1656, Abner Ordway
of Watertown. GEORGE, New London 1680, came thither from L. I. m. 26 Jan.
1681, Elizabeth wid. of Joshua Raymond, had Ebenezer, b. 23 Oct. 1682. JAMES,
Boston, by w. Mary had John, b. 6 Dec. 1653; and John, again, 4 Aug. 1655,
both d. soon; Mary, 4 Aug. 1660; James; Amos; and Agnes; may have liv. 
at Marblehead 1674, and later. LAWRENCE, Maine 1665. ROBERT, Yarmouth 
1643-69; had there Mary, b. 19 Sept. 1649. ROBERT, Newport, perhaps
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s. of the preced. m. 19 Nov. 1672, Sarah Howland of Duxbury, (says the
Friend's rec. of N.) perhaps d. of John the sec. had Mary, b. 20 Sept. 1673;
Robert, 6 Nov. 1677; Sarah, 31 Oct. 1679; and John, 15 Aug. 1682. THOMAS,
Boston 1630, came in the fleet with Winthrop had Thomas, b. on the voyage,
prob. therefore on board the Jewell, 29 May, as relat. by Winthrop I. 21; rem.
to N. J. and was a propr. of Woodbridge, and its rep. 1668. Samuel, possib.
his s. was of the counc. in that prov. 1684-92. THOMAS, Boston 1657, prob.
s. of the preced. m. Mary, wid. of Robison, d. of William Beamsley, wh. ment.
her in his will. THOMAS, Rowley 1691. He may have been a propr. 1678, at Ipswich. 
WILLIAM, Scituate, made his will 16 Feb. 1650, as by the abstr. in Geneal. Reg. V. 335, 
is shown, but tho. his w. Judith is made Extrix. and he gives only to s.-in-law William 
Parker and Remember, Dependence, and Experience Litchfield, ch. of Lawrence, wh. had
m. Judith, d. of his w. no doubt, yet there may be doubt, whether any ch.
of his m. Parker or Litchfield.
      DENSLOW, HENRY, Windsor 1644, prob. was from Dorchester, had
Susanna, b. 3 Sept. 1646; Mary, 10 Apr. 1651; Ruth, 19 Sept. 1653; Abigail, 5
Feb. 1656; Deborah, 21 Dec. 1657; Samuel, 19 Dec. 1659 Hannah, 1 Mar. 1662;
and Elizabeth 11 Feb. 1666; he was k. by the Ind. 1676. Susanna m. 1 Aug. 1666, John 
Hodge; Mary m. 5 Apr. 1669, Thomas Rowley; Deborah m. 1678, John Hoskins; Elizabeth m. 
1686, William King of Northampton; and Hannah m. 1687, Henry Burt. JOHN, Windsor, 
perhaps br. of the preced. or of Nicholas, or both, freem. of Conn. 1657, m. 7 June 1655,
Mary Eggleston, had John, b. 13 Aug. 1656; Mary, 10 Mar. 1658; Thomas, 22
Apr. 1661; Deborah, 29 May 1663; Joseph, 12 Apr. 1665; Benjamin, 30 Mar.
1668; Abraham, 8 Mar. 1670; George, 8 Apr. 1672; Isaac, 12 Apr. 1674; and
Abigail, 7 Nov. 1677, wh. d. at 12 yrs. beside Abraham, 8 Mar. 1679; and he d. 10 Sept. 
1689. NICHOLAS, Dorchester 1630, perhaps came in the Mary and John, or in the fleet 
with Winthrop freem. 4 Mar. 1633, rem. a. 1640 to Windsor, d. Mar. 1667; by w. Elizabeth wh. 
d. 13 Aug. 1669, had no s. but two ds. Joan, wh. m. Aaron Cook, as his sec. w. and
Temperance, wh. m. Thomas Buckland. SAMUEL, Windsor, s. of Henry, had
Hannah, b. 14 Nov. 1690; Elizabeth 9 Mar. 1693; Sarah, 13 Feb. 1695; Samuel, 14 
July 1697; Benjamin, 29 Mar. 1701; and Joseph, 24 Mar. 1704.
      DENT, FRANCIS, Lynn, freem. 14 May 1634, d. 1638, or early in 1639.
      DENTON, DANIEL, Jamaica, L. I. 1656, perhaps eldest s. of Rev.
Richard, a justice in 1666, perhaps went to Eng. at least he pub. 1670 at
London, a brief descript. of N. Y. etc. but after few yrs. ret. to our
country and fixed hims. at Springfield, m. 24 Apr. 1676, Hannah, d. of John
Leonard, perhaps as sec. or third w. had Hannah, b. 1677; Samuel, 1679; and
Sarah, 1681; was, prob. a sch.-master, certain. a physician, always had
prefix of respect in the rec. He call. hims. in 1684, of Westfield, but rem.
to Jamaica 1686. But at S. Abigail, prob. his d. by former
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w. m. 9 Oct. 1682, Benjamin Stebbins. RICHARD, Wethersfield a. 1640, bred at
the Univ. of Cambridge where he had his A. B. 1623, being of Catherine
Hall, perhaps came over in 1638, or 9; and we fear, that the long dissens.
at W. about Rev. Henry Smith made it desirable for him to rem. a. 1644, and
he went to Stamford, and after few mos. or yrs. to Hempstead, L. I. where
he d. 1663. Prob. he had fam. perhaps Daniel, bef. ment. We learn from
Mather, that he had been a min. at Halifax in Yorksh. and the most of his
cap. 9 in Book III. 95 is tak. up with telling that he was a little man, blind
of one eye, and wrote a system of divinity. Better authority tells that
he was of good fam. and had, in 1631, curacy of Coley Chapel in that large
parish. RICHARD, Dorchester, m. 11 Dec. 1657, Ruth, d. of Thomas Tileston,
d. 28 Dec. 1658. His wid. m. 13 Oct. 1663, Timothy Foster. ROBERT, Ipswich,
d. a. June 1678, prob. without heir. 
      DERBY, CHARLES, Salem, s. of Roger, d. 8 Oct. 1690, in the crusade
against Quebec. EDWARD, Braintree 1660, m. 25 Jan. of that yr. Susanna
Hooke, had Mary, Eleazer, and others. This Eleazer had Eleazer, and was
gr.f. of Rev. Jonathan in H. C. 1747 catal. giv. Dorby. EDWARD, Weymouth,
perhaps s. of the preced. by w. Ruth had Edward, b. 18 May 1688; and
Samuel, 1 May 1689. FRANCIS, Warwick, d. 1663. His will, of Oct. in that yr.
ment. w. Ann, eldest s. Francis, and other ch. without nam. him. The wid. m.
John Read. Her s. Francis was b. 20 Jan. 1660; and Eleazer, 21 Mar. 1662.
FRANCIS, Warwick, s. of the preced. had his ho. burn. by the Ind. rem. to
Southold, L. I. bef. Apr. 1683. JOHN, Plymouth 1637, s. of Christopher, from
W. part of Dorsetsh. rem. to Yarmouth bef. 1643, and was d. in Feb. 1652,
yet his inv. is of 22 Feb. 1656; had a s. b. "the last of Feb." 1648, whose
name is lost from the rec.; and Matthew, 8 Feb. 1650. RICHARD, Plymouth
1637, br. of John, call. a gent. RICHARD, Salem, s. of Roger, m. 25 Feb.
1702, Martha Haskett, had John, b. 27 Dec. 1702; Mary, 9 Jan. 1707; Richard,
12 Sept. 1712; and Martha; and d. 25 July 1715. ROGER, Ipswich 1671, came
from Topsham in Devon, rem. 1681 to Salem, there d. 1698. In Eng. he had m.
23 Aug. 1668, Lucretia Kilham, or Hilman, wh. d. 25 May 1689, and had
Charles, b. in Eng. 27 July 1669; Experience, 18 Dec. 1671; Samuel, 24 Nov.
1673; Roger, 1 Jan. 1675; John, 25 Feb. 1677; Richard, 8 Oct. 1679; Lucretia,
17 Aug. 1681; and Ebenezer, 9 July 1683, d. at 5 yrs. and his w. d. 25 May 1689. He 
took a sec. w. Elizabeth by wh. he had Elizabeth 14 Mar. 1692; Margaret, 10 Dec. 1695; and 
Martha, 11 Sept. 1697. His eldest s. d. in the sad expedit. of Phips, 1690. 
Martha m. 1719, Joshua Hicks. He was a shopkeeper, assist. by his w. in
that way, and founder of the disting. fam. of this name, gr. gr.f. of Elias
Hasket D. wh. d. 1799 at Salem. ROGER, Salem, s. of the preced. by w. Elizabeth had
Elizabeth b. 10 Mar. 1692; Margaret, 14 Aug. 1693; Ann, 10 Dec. 1695; and Martha, 30 Sept. 
1697. Variat. of this patronymic to Dorby and Darby may be presum. Nine of this name 
includ. Rev. Jonathan Dorby 1747, min. of Scituate, a man of
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great promise, gr. gr s. of Edward bef. ment. had been gr. in 1828 at Harv.
and one at Bowd.
      DERING, or DEERING, GEORGE, Scarborough 1645. Maine Hist. Coll. I.
288. See Dearing. HENRY, Boston 1663, b. as the fam. geneal. has it, 16
Aug. 1639, m. 8 June 1664, Ann, wid. of Ralph Benning, had Ann, b. 31 May
1667; he m. next, 15 Nov. 1676, Elizabeth wid. of Theodore Atkinson, d. of Edward
Mitchelson, had Elizabeth b. 4 Jan. 1679; Mary, and Martha, tw. 1682, both d.
young; and Henry, 6 Oct. 1684. He was ens. in one of the Boston milit.
comp. and he and his w. were bur. 1717 in one grave; as in ano. were Robert
Winsor and w. the same evening, Hutch. II. 223. Elizabeth m. William Welsteed.
HENRY, Boston, s. of the preced. m. 8 Feb. 1709, Elizabeth Packer, had Henry, b.
1712, d. soon; Henry, again, 1713, d. young; Elizabeth 20 Nov. 1715; Mary, 17 Feb.
1718; Thomas, 16 May 1720; Henry, third, 1722, d. young; Ann, 6 Oct. 1724;
Mitchelson, 1726, d. young; Sarah, 1728, d. young; Abigail, 1730, d. young;
Sarah, again, 25 Nov. 1732; and Henry, fourth, 13 Jan. 1735. The fam. name
was perpet. by Thomas. But ano. Deering fam. wh. I am unable to get acco.
of, was of Braintree, and spread to Wrentham.
      DERMIT, WILLIAM, Piscataqua 1633, under Wannerton. Belkn. I. 425.
      DESBOROUGH, ISAAC, Lynn, came in the Hopewell, Capt. Bundock, from
London 1635, aged 18. He was of Elltisley, a. 12 ms. from Cambridge, Eng.
was, no doubt, relat. of Maj. Gen. John, wh. m. a sis. of Oliver Cromwell,
and so by the usurper. entrust. to be of his upper house; and we may be
sure went home in few yrs. after 1638, when Lewis gives him resid. here. +
* SAMUEL, New Haven 1639, prob. from London, s. of James of Elltisley in
Co. Cambridge, Eng. lord of that manor, prob. br. of Isaac, b. 13 or 30 Nov.
1619, was one of the early sett. of Guilford 1641, and at the gathering of
the ch. 19 June 1643, tho. so young, he was one of the seven pillars. The
name of his w. is not found, prob. he had more than one; and d. Sarah, b.
Mar. 1649, in the only rec. of his fam. In Mather, II. cap. 12, he is call.
John in the list of Assist. of the Col. but that error is less gross than
that of the date 1637, wh. was bef. any part of the col. was occup. by
Christians. He went home in the autumn of 1650, with his min. Whitfield.
His w. d. of smallpox late in 1654; and he m. Rose, wid. of Samuel Penoyer,
whose br. William, a merch. of London, benefact. of Harv. Coll. was trustee
in the m. sett.  Being br. of John, the maj. gen. wh. had m. a sis. of
Cromwell, and was one of his lords, he got rapid preferment, was a gen.
officer, commiss. of the revenues, and was soon chos. to parliam. in 1651
for Edinburgh, and in 1656 by Oliver's favor was return. to ano. of his
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assemblies, nicknam. Parliaments for Mid Lothian, and rose to be
Chancellor for the ancient kingdom, with £2,000 an. allow. in wh. station
he cont. some time under Richard. That successor in the royal
protectorsh. his br. was one of the princ. instrum. of overthr.; as he had,
indeed, successfully counteract. the desperate ambition of the great
captain for the title of king, tho. he was elevat. by his br.-in-law to a
seat in the "other house," with the empty name of lord. See the very
copious and curious letter of Maidstone to Gov. Winthrop of Conn.  3 Mass.
Hist. Coll. I. 185. How long he preserv. this dignity in the conquer. kingdom
is not told. Me d. 10 Dec. 1690, at fam. est. of Elsworth, Cambr. See
Styles, Hist. of the Judges, 35. Noble, Mem. of the Cromwell fam. II. 254.
      DESCHAMPS, ISAAC, Boston, had Isaac, bapt. at O.S. ch. 17 June 1677.
He was prob. a Hugenot. 
      DEUCE. See Druce.
      DEVELL, DEVEL, DAVOLL, or DEVILL, JOSEPH, Portsmouth, R. I. or
Newport, perhaps s. of William of the same, was of Westerly 1669; m. Mary,
d. of the first Francis Brayton, as I judge, had Mary, wh. d. young; and his
w. d. bef. 1671. He liv. in the Niantic country, then his d. Mary m. 18 Mar.
1689, James Talman., had sec. w. Elizabeth wh. outliv. him, and m. Christopher
Champlin.  WILLIAM, Braintree, had John, b. 24 June 1643, d. at 3
wks.; prob. rem. to Newport, there was in list of freem. 1655.
      DEVENISH, or DAVENISH, THOMAS, Salem 1639, adm. with w. Mary of the
ch. 1641, freem. 2 June of that yr. had Mary, bapt. 18 July 1641; and Bethia,
30 Nov. 1643; prob. other ch.
      DEVEREUX, DEVORIX or DEVEROE, JOHN, Salem, came, perhaps in the
fleet with Winthrop 1630, a youth of 16, was on Marblehead side 1648, freem.
1683, and liv. in 1694. Prob. by w. Ann he had John, and Susanna, wh. m. 10
Jan. 1695, Stephen Parker of Andover. Four of this name had been gr. in
1834 at Harv. and two at Yale.  A large fam. of divines of this name was in
Suff. Eng. 3 Mass. Hist. Coll. X. 148.
      DEVOTION, EDWARD, Roxbury, liv. at that part of Boston call. Muddy
riv. now Brookline, when he join. the ch. at B. Mar. 1645, then single,
freem. 1645, had bapt. Mary, 25 Feb. 1649, four days old; his w.
Mary was bapt. the same day at Roxbury; Elizabeth at B. 20 Apr.1651; and at R.
Martha, 13 Mar. 1653; Hannah, 3 Dec. 1654; at B. again, Deborah, 17 May
1657, d. unm. at 25 yrs.; John, 26 June 1659; and at R. again, Sarah, 19 Jan.
1662; Edward, 12 July 1663; and Thomas, 1 May 1670; d. 28 Sept. 1685, aged
64. In his will made 3 days bef. of wh. w. Mary and s. John were Excors. he
ment. also s. Edward and Thomas, d. Sarah Griffin, but not other d. Of the
ds. Elizabeth m. 2 Sept. 1674, Joseph Weld, d. 15 Feb. 1679; Martha m. 2 Sept.
1674, John Ruggles, jr. gr.s. of Thomas; and Hannah m. 1 May 1679, John
Ruggles wh. had m. her sis. and d. 17 Dec. 1700; but she m. a Paine,
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after d. of R. 16 Dec. 1694. John, Suffield, s. of the preced. in his will of
Oct. 1732, pro. Feb. foll. names w. Hannah, s. Edward, Rev. Ebenezer, and
Constant, and Thomas, both s. of his dec. s. John, also the heirs of his
two dec. ds. Hannah Leavitt, and Abigail Eddy, also gr.d. Elizabeth Pratt, and
s.-in-law Joseph Kellogg. He left good est. and his s. Ebenezer, H. C. 1707,
ord. 28 June 1710, min. of Suffield, b. at Brookline, was f. of Rev.
Ebenezer, Y. C. 1732, of Windham, wh. d. 6 Sept. 1802, aet. 72, and so
progen. of many other gr. at that Coll.
      DEW, or DUE, AMBROSE, Boston, cordwainer, m. 10 Feb. 1652, Esther, d.
of Nicholas Barker, had Patience, b. 1 Dec. 1654. THOMAS, Marblehead 1668.
      DEWER, THOMAS, Boston 1648, tailor, by w. Ann had Thomas, wh. d. 3
Dec. 1652; David; John; Sampson; Joseph, 24 June 1652; and Thomas, again,
the last b. 26 Aug. 1655.
      DEWERSON, JOHN, Salisbury 1666.
      DEWEY, ISRAEL, Windsor, s. of Thomas, m. 28 Aug. 1668, Abigail,
d. of Job Drake, had Israel, b. 30 Dec. 1673; d. 1678. JEDEDIAH, Westfield,
br. of the preced. freem. 1680, by w. Sarah had Sarah, b. 28 Mar. 1672;
Margaret, 10 Jan. 1674; Jedediah, 14 June 1676; Daniel, 9 Mar. 1679; Thomas,
29 June 1682; Joseph, 10 May 1684; Hannah, 14 Mar. 1686; Mary, 1 Mar. 1688;
James, 3 Apr. 1692; and Abigail, 17 Nov. 1694. His w. d. 20 Nov. 1711,and he
d. 1718. JOHN, Windsor, may have been s. of Thomas by first w. was drown.
23 June 1640. JOSIAH, Westfield, s. of Thomas, m. 6 Nov. 1662, Hepzibah, d.
of Richard Lyman of Northampton; but by sec. w. Experience had Nathaniel,
and Ebenezer, tw. b. 20 Feb. 1672, of wh. Ebenezer d. young; Joseph, 11 Aug.
1674, d. young; Elizabeth 10 July 1677; Joseph, and Experience, tw. 9 Apr. 1682,
of wh. Joseph d. at 2 mos.; and Benjamin, 8 July 1685, d. soon. He rem. to
Lebanon 1696. THOMAS, Dorchester 1633, whose name Dr. Harris read Duce,
freem. 14 May 1634, rem. early, perhaps with Warham to Windsor, there m.
22 Mar. 1639, wid. Frances Clark (wh. had only ch. Mary), by her had Thomas,
bapt. 16 Feb. 1640; Josiah, 10 Oct. 1641; Ann, 15 Oct. 1643; Israel, b. 25
Sept. 1645; and Jedediah, 15 Dec. 1647; but the valua. recent Hist. of W. p. 578,
makes the last two dates of bapt. wh. could not be, for one was Wednesday, and 
one Thursday. He was cornet of the troop, and d. or was bur. 27 Apr. 
1648. His wid. m. 2 or 30 Nov. 1648, George Phelps, wh.
rem. a. 1668 to Westfield, and with him went all the D.'s exc. Israel.
THOMAS, Northampton, s. of the preced. but first at Westfield, m. 1 June
1663, Constance, d. of Richard Hawes, of Dorchester, had Mary, wh. d. 11
Jan. 1666; Samuel,b. 25 June 1670; Hannah, 21 Feb. 1672; Elizabeth 10 Jan. 1676;
James, 3 July 1678, d. young; Abigail, 14 Feb. 1680; James, again, 12 Nov.
1683, d. young; and he d. 27 Apr. 1690 at
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Westfield. His wid. d. 26 Apr. 1703. All of this name in N. E. of wh. twelve
had been gr. in 1834 at N. E. coll. descend from Thomas.
      DEWHURST, HENRY, came in the Defence 1635, aged 35.
      DEWING, sometimes DEWEN, || ANDREW, Dedham, ar. co. 1644, freem.
1646, had there bapt. John, 17 Mar. 1650, d. soon; John, again, 29 June 1651;
Rachel, 27 June 1658; perhaps Jonathan; and others, beside one 19 Apr.
1663, whose name (perhaps Lydia, wh. m. 15 Dec. 1683, John Bacon) is not
giv. in the rec. and Ann, 6 May 1666, wh m. 17 Feb. 1686, Daniel Wight of the
same. JONATHAN, Dedham, perhaps s. of the preced. m. Susanna, d. of John
Bacon of the same.
      DEWOLF, BALTHAZAR, Wethersfield 1664, rem. to Lyme 1668, then had a
d. of age to live in a neighbor's fam.; Edward, Simon, and Stephen, wh. may
have been all, as was Simon, his s. (or not), join. with him in 1678, as mem.
of the town train band, in a petitn. EDWARD, Lyme, had Simon, b. 28 Nov.
1671; Charles, 18 Sept. 1673; Benjamin, 3 Dec. 1675; beside Edward, whose
date is not on the rec. SIMON, Lyme, s. of Balthazar, m. 12 Nov. 1682,
Sarah Lay, had Simon, b. 1683; Sarah, 1685; John, 1687; Josiah, 1689; Phebe,
1692; Daniel, 1693; and Jabez; and d. 1696. STEPHEN, Lyme 1676, had Edward,
b. a. 1686, and by a sec. w. Hannah, wh. surv. had others, and d. 17 Oct.
1702.
      DEXTER, FRANCIS, a youth of 13, came in the Planter 1635; but where
he liv. is unkn. GREGORY, Providence, preach. in the bapt. ch. 1643, had
been a printer and stationer in London, there brot. out that curious
book, Roger Williams's Key into the lang. of America, and his admirat. of
the author induc. him to foll. or accomp. him; was town clk. 1654, and
Presid. the yr. bef. d. at 90 yrs. it is said, in 1700. His ch. by w. Abigail
were Stephen, b. 1 Nov. 1647; James, 6 May, perhaps 1650, but the yr. is
not plain; John, 6 Nov. 1652; and Abigail, 24 Sept. 1655, wh. m. James Angel.
But in the later days, a descend. of the sixth generat. from Gregory has
enlarg., the fam. with Peleg, 1658. Thomas, I. 418. Knowles, 253, 270. JAMES,
Providence, s. prob. of Gregory, sw. alleg. May 1671, had, it is said, Peleg,
b. 1673; and Isabel, 1675, only. JOHN, Charlestown, or Malden, s. prob. of
Richard, by w. Sarah, it is said, had Sarah, b. 11 June 1674; and d. 8 Dec.
1677. This s. John had, it is said, eight ch. of wh. the sec. s. Samuel was
min. of distinct. at Dedham, and illustr. descend. to our day. JOHN,
Sandwich, s. of the sec. Thomas, m. 10 Nov. 1682, Mehitable, d. of the first
Andrew Hallet, had Elizabeth b. 1 Nov. foll.; Thomas, 26 Aug. 1686; Abigail, 26
May 1689; rem. to Portsmouth, R. I. there was liv. 24 June 1717. JOHN,
Providence, br. of James of the same, prob. for he took the o. of alleg. at
the same time; and to him the fam. geneal. gives Stephen, b.
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1689; James, 1691; John, 1692; Mary, 1694; Abigail, 1696; Sarah, 1698; Phebe,
1700; Ann, 1702; and Alice, 1705. PELEG, Providence, perhaps s. of Gregory,
had, it is said, John, Gideon, James, and Barzillai, yet no date for either
is found, nor name of mo. nor d. of f. wh. deficiencies would raise doubts
as to authenticity, were not the same want felt as to the others. The
misfortune is bitterly aggravat. by the failure of all issue to the whole
four s. and leaves no slight fear of their right on the chart. RICHARD,
Boston, adm. a townsman 28 Feb. 1642, was of Charlestown 1644, on Mystic
side, where his est. descend. thro. five generat. By w. Bridget, one of the
friends of the meek preacher, Marmaduke Matthews of Malden, he had
Sarah, b. 1 Nov. 1644, wh. m. Edmund Pinson, as sec. w. I presume;  
and other ch. of whose names I kn. only Elizabeth wh. m. a. 1658, James 
Mellen; and Alice, w. of Benjamin Mussey, both b. perhaps in Eng,. and two 
other ch. it is said, of wh. one was John, b. a. 1640; and the other nam. Ann. He 
was, I think, gr.f. of John, the f. of Rev. Samuel, b. at Malden, 23 Oct. 1700, H.
C. 1720, min. of Dedham, ord. 6 May 1724, f. of Hon. Samuel, b. 16 Mar. 1726,
wh. was disting. as patriot bef. the Revo. and d. at Mendon 10 June 1810,
leav. beq. to promote the study of sac. lit. at H. C. STEPHEN, Providence,
s. prob. of Gregory, took o. of alleg. June 1668, had John, b. 1670, and no
more is told. Of not one of Gregory's ch. is the time of d. giv. on the
beautiful geneal. chart. STEPHEN, Barnstable, s. of William, m. 27 Apr.
1696, Ann Sanders, had Mary, b. 24 Aug. 1696; one s. b. 22 Dec. 1697, d.
next mo.; Abigail, 13 May 1699; Content, 5 Feb. 1701; Ann, 9 Mar. 1703;
Sarah, 1 June 1705; Stephen, 26 July 1707; Mercy, 5 July 1709; Marian, 8
Mar. 1712; and Cornelius, 21 Mar. 1714. THOMAS, Lynn 1630, came prob. in the
fleet with Winthrop freem. 18 May 1631, whose name has been omit. in print.
vol. bec. he was disfranchis. 4 Mar. 1633; was one of the purch. to promote
sett. of Sandwich 1637, but did not rem. for sev. yrs. was adm. freem. of
Plymouth Col. 1 June 1658, liv. at Barnstable, there had Mary, b. 11 Aug.
1649, had prob. other ch. beside Thomas and William, perhaps b. in Eng.
certain. the former; and the kindness of tradit. gives him doubtful. gr.s.
Richard, and gr.gr.s. William; and d. in Boston early in 1677. Lewis, 159.
THOMAS, Sandwich, eldest s. of the preced. b. in Eng. m. Elizabeth whose
surname is unkn. wh. d. 19 Mar. 1714, had Elizabeth b. 21 Sept. 1651, wh. d. young; 
Mary, wh. m. Daniel Allen of Swanzey; John; and perhaps more, beside Elizabeth again, 7 
Apr. 1660; and Abigail, 12 June 1663, wh. m. 30 Jan. 1684, Jonathan Hallett; and he d. 
29 Dec. 1686. WILLIAM, Barnstable, s. of the first Thomas, m. July 1653, Sarah
Vincent, had Mary, b. Jan. 1654; Stephen, May 1657, Philip, Sept. 1659;
James, May 1662; Thomas, July 1665; John, Aug. 1668; and Benjamin, Feb.
1670; and be d. at Rochester 1694. Six of this name had been gr. at Harv.
and six at Yale and Brown.
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      DIBBLE, DEEBLE, or DEBLE, ABRAHAM, Boston, s. of John, by w. Lydia
wh. was, perhaps, d. of William Teffe, or Tift, had John, b. 7 July 1648,
rem. prob. to Haddam, was there May 1673, thence perhaps rem. to Suffield,
and d. 31 Dec. 1690; had also Abraham, wh. d. 1676, aged 6 yrs. much elder
Benjamin. wh. sw. alleg. to Mass. 30 Jan. 1679, but sett. at Simsbury; and
perhaps other ch. certain. some ds. as Abigail, wh. m. 1 Feb. 1683, John
Filley of Suffield; and Lydia, wh. m. Thomas Pixley. By future investigat.
it may possib. be pro. that ano. Abraham than him of Boston was f. of
these. EBENEZER, Windsor, s. of Thomas, m. 27 Oct. 1663, Mary Wakefield, d.
of John, had Mary, b. 27 Dec. 1664; Wakefield, 15 Sept. 1667; Martha, 10 Mar.
1670, d. young; Ebenezer, 18 Aug. 1671; and John, 9 Feb. 1674; was k. by the
Ind. in Philip's war at the gr. swamp fight 19 Dec. 1675. His wid. m. 1677,
James Hillier; and d. Mary m. 10 May 1681, John Enno. ISRAEL, Windsor,
eldest s. of Thomas, m. 28 Nov. 1661, Elizabeth d. of Josiah Hull, had Josiah, b.
15 May 1667; Thomas, 16 Sept. 1670; Elizabeth 27 Mar. 1673; George, 26 Jan. 1676;
John, 18 Apr. 1678, d. in six mos. and the f. d. 12 Dec. 1697. JOHN,
Springfield 1641, had (perhaps bef. going thither) Abraham, and Samuel; and
after, Zachary, b. 4 Apr. 1644; Elizabeth 17, bapt. 18 Jan. 1646; and Sarah
(posthum.) 21 Mar. 1647. He d. Sept. 1646, and his wid. m. Nov. 1647, William
Graves of Stamford. ROBERT, Dorchester 1634, writ. his name Deeble,
freem. 6 May 1635, was liv. there in 1652. SAMUEL, Stamford 1667, S. of
John. SAMUEL, Simsbury, br. of Israel, by first w. had Abigail, b. 19 Jan.
1666; and he m. 21 Jan. 1669, sec. w. Hepzibah, d. of John Bartlett, had
Hepzibah, b. 19 Dec. 1669; Joanna, 14 Oct. 1672; Samuel, 13 Apr. 1675, d.
soon; Samuel, again, 4 May 1677; Mindwell, 17 Feb. 1681; Thankful, 19 June 1685; and
Patience, 25 Oct. 1687. In Geneal. Reg. V. 66, two of the ch. have dif. names from
these. His w. d. Dec. 1701. THOMAS, Dorchester, perhaps s. of Robert,
freem. 17 May 1637, rem. early to Windsor, and in Apr. 1640 was adm. freem.
of Conn. had Israel, b. 29 Aug. 1637; Samuel, wh. d. 31 May 1641; Ebenezer,
bapt. 26 Sept. 1641; Hepzibah, 25 Dec. 1642; Samuel, again, 24 Mar. 1644;
Miriam, 7 Dec. 1645; Thomas, b. 3 Sept. 1647; and Joanna, 1 Feb. 1650, d. soon; and
his w. d. 14 May 1681. He m. 25 June 1683, Elizabeth the wid. of Robert Hinsdale,
wh. d. 25 Sept. 1689. All the s. had fams.; And he d. at great age, 17 Oct.
1700. Hepzibah m. 15 Apr. 1664, Samuel Gibbs; and Miriam m. 14 Dec. 1676, the
sec. Jonathan Gillet, as his sec. w. THOMAS, Windsor, s. of the preced. m.
10 Oct. 1676, Mary Tucker, wh. was b. 4 Oct. 1653, in Eng. says the fam. rec.
had Thomas, b. 21 Aug. 1677; a ch. 30 July 1679, d. bef. b.; and Mary, 9 Aug.
1680, d. young; Abraham, 1684 ; George, 1687; and Mary, 1689. ZECHARY,
Stamford
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1665, s. of John, m. 10 May 1666, Sarah Waterbury, had Zechary, b. 1667;
and in Oct. 1672 his w. obt. divorce for sev. causes; and not long after m.
Nicholas Webster.
      DIBBS, JOHN, Salisbury, m. a 1689, Hepzibah Merrill, had Michael, b. 6
May 1690.
      DICER.  See DISER.
      DICK, William, Salem 1668. Perhaps it is the same as Dixey.
      DICKARSON, John, Plymouth, m. 10 July 1651, Elizabeth the young wid. of
Ephraim Hicks, d. of John Howland.
      DICKENS, JEREMIAH, Windsor, often spell. Diggins, and Hinman, 21,
gives date of 1648.  He had a fam. bef. 1690.  NATHANIEL, Providence,
among, freem. 1655, m. wid. Joan Tyler; but no more is told of him.
      DICKERMAN, ABRAHAM, New Haven, s. of Thomas the first, b. perhaps
in Eng. was there a. 1662, with w. Mary, d. of John Cooper, m. 2 Dec. 1658, and
d. Mary, had b. there, Sarah, b. 28 Apr. 1663; Hannah, 6, bapt. 12 Nov. 1665; Ruth,
5 Apr. 1668; Abigail, 26 Sept. 1670; Abraham, 14 Jan. 1674; Isaac, 7 Nov. 1677; and 
Rebecca, 27 Feb. 1680; all, exc. Hannah nam. in his will of 1710; was a lieut. and he d. 2 
Nov. 1711. Mary m. 21 June 1677, Samuel Bassett; Sarah, 2 Oct. 1683, Nathaniel Sperry; 
Ruth, 1 Mar. 1688, Nathaniel Bradley; Abigail, 21 Jan. 1690, Ebenezer Sperry; and 
Rebecca, 1709, Isaac Foote. The childr. of ano. d. perhaps Hannah, wh. m. 6 July
1693, Caleb Chedsey, as his sec. w. are also nam. in the will. JOHN, Reading, 
of wh. Eaton tells only that he was early sett. THOMAS, Dorchester 1636, 
a tailor, freem. 14 Mar. 1639, had Isaac, b. Nov. 1637; d. soon; and the f. d.
3 Jan. 1658. His wid. Ellen act. as Admor. and m. John Bullard of Medfield.
THOMAS, Malden, perhaps eldest s. of the preced. b. in Eng. had Sarah, b.
Oct. 1653; Lydia, June 1655; Thomas, Aug. 1657; and Hannah, 27 Dec. 1659.
His w. Elizabeth d. 10 May 1671; and by ano. w. of name unkn. had Ann. Mar. 1674.
      DICKINSON, AZARIAH, Hadley, youngest s. of Nathaniel, had w. Dorcas,
was a soldier in Philip's war, k. by the Ind. 25 Aug. 1675. His wid. m. next
yr. Jonathan Marsh. HEZEKIAH, Hatfield, br. of the preced. m. 4 Dec. 1679,
Abigail, d. of Samuel Blackman, had Joanna, b. 2 Feb. 1684; Jonathan, 22
Apr. 1688, Y. C. 1706; rem. to Springfield, there had Moses, 12 Dec. 1695, Y.
C. 1717; and Adam, 5 Feb. 1702; but betw. Jonathan and Moses came Abigail
and Elizabeth whose rec. is not found. He was a short time of Stratford on the
Sound, but soon on the river, innholder and trader, liv. sometime at
Hadley, yet d. at S. 14 June 1707; and his wid. m. 1708, Thomas Ingersoll.
Jonathan was celebr. as a theolog. and the first presid. of N. J. Coll.; and
Moses was min. in New Jersey, thence transplant. to Norwalk. JAMES,
Rowley, s. of Thomas, freem. 1684, by w. Rebecca had Thomas, b. 1666; John,
1672; James, 1678 ; Samuel, 1681; Ivory, 1684 ; beside four ds. JOHN,
Salisbury 1640, had w. Mary, wh. d. 16 Apr. 1647; and by her had
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Mary, b. 12 Mar. 1640; and John, 20 Oct. 1642; had, perhaps, Ann, a sec. w. d.
1679; and he m. 14 Apr. 1681, Alice Roper, wh. may have been wid. of John of
Dedham; and he d. 30 Dec. 1683. JOHN, Wethersfield 1648, s. of Nathaniel of
the same, b. in Eng. m. 1648, Frances, third d. of Nathaniel Foote of the
same, had Hannah, b. 6 Dec. of that yr.; Mary; John; Jonathan, wh. d. young;
Sarah; Elizabeth d. young; Rebecca, b. 1658; Abigail; Mercy; and Mehitable; rem.
to Hadley 1659, and d. bef. his f. in 1676. His wid. by contr. of m. 21 Aug.
1677, bec. sec. w. of Francis Barnard of Hadley. Hannah, m. 23 Sept. 1668,
Samuel Gillett of Hatfield, wh. was k. in the Falls fight, 19 May 1676; and
next, she m. 15 May 1677, Stephen Jennings of the  same, and, 19 Sept. foll.
was capt. by the Ind. carr. to Canada, got back next yr. rem. to
Brookfield, where her h. was k. by the Ind. 22 July 1710;  Mary m. 1674,
Samuel Northam of Hadley; Sarah m. 11 Dec. 1677,  Samuel Lane of the same;
and next, 27 Feb. 1691, m. Martin Kellogg,  as his sec. w.; Rebecca m. 11 Feb.
1681, Joseph Smith of Hadley; Abigail m. 6 Dec. 1683, Thomas Croft, and
next, 30 Nov. 1704, Samuel Crofoot, as his sec. w.; Mercy m. 8 June 1688,
Joseph Chamberlain; and Mehitable m. 26 June 1689, John Ingram, jr. JOHN,
Salisbury, s. of the first John, m. 17 May 1671, Hannah Gough, wh. d. 15
Dec. 1679.  JOSEPH, Northampton, s. of Nathaniel, b. perhaps in Eng. was,
bef. rem. from Wethersfield, freem. of Conn. 1657, m. Phebe, sis. of John
and  Thomas Bracy, gr.d. of William Bisby of London, had Samuel, b. 1666;
Joseph, 1668; Nathaniel, 1670; John, 1672; and Azariah, 1674; rem. to
Northfield, there was, with Capt. Beers, k. by the Ind. 4 Sept. 1675.  *
NATHANIEL, Wethersfield 1637, town clk. 1645, rep. 1646-56, rem.  1659 to
Hadley, was deac. in both places, freem. 1661, liv. a few yrs. at  Hatfield,
but went back to Hadley, d. 16 June 1676. Four ch. John, Joseph, Thomas,
and Hannah or Ann he took with him on first going to  W., there had other
six, Samuel, b. 1638; Obadiah, 15 Apr. 1641;  Nathaniel, Aug. 1643, or
perhaps four yrs. earlier; Nehemiah, a. 1644;  Hezekiah, Feb. 1646; and
Azariah, 4 Oct. 1648. The first two and last two are bef. ment. Hannah, wh.
in her latter days is call. Ann, m. 1. John Clary, jr. 1670, wh. d. at
Northfield; and 2. Enos Kingsley of Northampton. NATHANIEL, Hatfield, s.
of the preced. m. early in 1662, and by w. Hannah had Nathaniel, b. 1663;
Hannah, 1666; John, 1667;  Mary, 1673; Daniel, 1675; and Rebecca, 1677. His
w. d. 1679; he  had sec. w. Elizabeth wid. of Samuel Wright in 1684, and third w.
but no  more ch. was freem. 1690, and d. 11 Oct. 1710.  NEHEMIAH, Hadley, br.
of the preced. whose gr.stone marks his d. 1723, aged 79, by w. Sarah had
Nehemiah, b. 1672; William, 1675; John, 1676, d. soon; Mary, and John, again,
tw. 1678, of wh. John d. soon; Sarah, 1680;
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Samuel, 1682; Hannah, 1684; Esther, 1687; Nathaniel, 1689; Israel, 1691;
Abigail, 1693; Ebenezer, 1696; and Rebecca, 1699. He was freem. 1690.
OBADIAH, Hatfield, br. of the preced. m. 1668, Sarah Beardsley, had Sarah,
b. 1669; Obadiah, 1672; Daniel, 1674; and Eliphalet; his ho. was burn. 19
Sept. 1677, by the Ind. his w. wound. and he with one ch. tak. off to
Canada; after ret. he had sec. w. Mehitable, and by her Noadiah, b. 1694;
and Mehitable, 1698, hav. rem. to Wethersfield, where he d. 10 June 1698.
PHILEMON, Salem, tanner, came with Benjamin Cooper of Brampton, Co. Suff.
as one of his serv. (but this might be to deceive an arbitra. governm.),
emb. 10 May 1637, in the Mary Ann from Yarmouth, had gr. of ld. 1639, adm.
of the ch. 1641, freem. 2 June 1641, m. Mary, d. of Thomas Payne of Salem,
had bapt. there Mary, 20 Mar. 1642; Thomas, 10 Mar. 1644; Elizabeth 1646; and
Peter, 9 July 1648; rem. to Southold, L. I. and was in 1662 rec. as freem.
of Conn. but his will was present. in N. York, where his wid. Mary was made
Admor. 28 Oct. 1672. Perhaps his d. Elizabeth m. July 1670, Morgan Owen.
Uniform. this name is Dickerson in N. Y. rec. as it is found in the 
Augmentation Office, Westminster Hall, on the return from
custom ho. at Yarmouth; but the name of bapt. is spelt Feleaman, that
seems much unlike that of the friend of St. Paul. Hon. Mahlon D. late a
Senator of U. S. from New Jersey is a descend. SAMUEL, Hatfield, s. of
Nathaniel, m. 1668, Martha, d. of James Bridgeman of Springfield, had
Samuel, b. 1669; Nathaniel, 1672; Sarah, 1675; Azariah, 1678; Ebenezer, 1681;
Ann, 1683; Josiah, 1686; and Hannah, 1689; was freem. 1690, and d. 30 Nov.
1711.  THOMAS, Fairfield, had been at New Haven 1642, and it is unkn. when
he rem. to F. but there he d. a. 1658, his inv. being of 11 Sept. leav.
Thomas, three ds. and wid. Mary. THOMAS, Rowley 1643, d. 1662, leav. James,
and four ds. THOMAS, Stratford, thought to be s. of Thomas of Fairfield,
d. early in 1700, his inv. being of 14 Feb. leav. wid. Lydia, and ch. Thomas,
Elizabeth Daniel, Nathaniel and Sybel. THOMAS, Hadley, s. of Nathaniel, freem.
of Conn. 1657, bef. his f. rem. from Wethersfield, freem. of Mass. 1661; m.
1667, Hannah, d. of John Crow of Hartford, had Elizabeth b. 1668; Hannah, 1670;
Thomas, 1672; Esther, 1674; Mehitable, and Nathaniel, tw. 1675, of wh.
Nathaniel d. soon; rem. a. 1678 to Wethersfield, there had Elihu, and
Ebenezer, and d. 1716. Of thirty-one gr. in the N. E. coll. 1834, only three
had been at Harv.
      DICKSON, JOHN, Cambridge, s. of William, m. 12 May 1687, Margery, d.
of Edward Winship, wh. d. 6 Oct. 1734, aged 71, and he d. 22 Mar. 1738, aged
81.  WILLIAM, Cambridge, freem. 18 May 1642, by w. Jane, wh. d. 4 Dec. 1689,
aged a. 73, had Lydia; Mary, b. 10 Aug. 1644, wh. d. or was bur. 21 July
1648; Abigail, 10 Mar. 1648; Mary, again, 17
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Jan. 1650; Hannah; and John, 21 Mar. 1656; all bapt. says Mitchell, in his
ch.; and he d. 5 Aug. 1692, aged 78. Often it is Dixon.
      DIKE, DYKE, or DIKES, ABRAHAM, Dorchester, bef. 1656, when he sold
part of his lot to Thomas Wiswall. ANTHONY, Salem, by w. Margery had Anthony, 
b. 24 Mar. 1666; Nathaniel, 25 Dec. 1667; Margery, 16 Aug. 1669; Jonathan, 28 Mar. 
1666; Nathaniel, 25 Dec. 1667; Margery, 16 Aug. 1669; Jonathan, 28 Mar. 1673; Mary; 
and Benjamin, 22 Feb. 1680; d. 1679, and admin. 28 Nov. was gr. to his wid.  Felt 
confus. him with Anthony Dick, ment. in Winthrop Hist. I. 287, of wh. very little is ever 
heard. RICHARD, Gloucester, m. 7 Aug. 1667, Rebecca Doliver, had Samuel, b.8 Nov. 
1670; Sarah, 28 May 1673; Mary, 7 Nov. 1675; Joseph, 29 Jan. 1678; and Job, 3  July 
1680; Elizabeth 1683; John, 1686; Hannah, 1688; and James, 1692; and d. 6 May 1729. 
Rebecca m. 1706 Josiah Tainer.
      DILL, GEORGE, Watertown 1671, says Bond, d. there 1716, a pauper.
Perhaps it is the same as Dell. THOMAS, Marblehead, d. June 1668. Admin
was giv. to RICHARD, of wh. no more is kn. 
      DILLINGHAM, * EDWARD, Lynn 1636, from Bitteswell Co. Leicester,
where he had est. rem. next yr. to Sandwich; was rep. 1642, and had  Henry;
and John; the younger b. in Eng. a. 1630. His will of 1 May 1666, pro. 1 June
1667, is abstract. in Geneal. Reg. VII. 225. EDWARD, Sandwich, s. of Henry,
left ch. Edward, John, and Simeon.  HENRY, Sandwich, s. of Edward first of
the same, b. in Eng., bore arms 1643, had Edward, and John. JOHN, Ipswich,
wh. came in the fleet with Winthrop was, perhaps, br. of Edward, a man of
respectab. condition, as is pro. by the prefix. at his request, 19 Oct.
1630, and also at adm. as freem. 18 May foll. came from Leicestersh. was
first of Boston, being No. 71 of the list of mem. and dead is writ. against
it, so that he d. soon, leav. w. Sarah, and ch. Edward and Sarah; but Sarah
alone was liv. when her mo. made her will at Ipswich, 10 July 1636. She m.
John  Caldwell, and was prob. a relat. to Richard Saltonstall and Samuel
Appleton, as may be judg. from that instrum. See the fine Appleton  fam.
Memo. JOHN, New Haven 1644. JOHN, Sandwich, br. of Henry, b. in Eng. m. 
24 Mar. 1651, Elizabeth d. of Henry Feake, had John, b. 1663,  perhaps others bef.
or after, was a capt. and d. 21 May 1715 at Harwich, and his wid. d. 15 Dec.
1720. JOHN, Barnstable, s. of the preced. m. Lydia, prob. d. of Isaac
Chapman, had Lydia; Hannah; Rebecca; Abigail; John, b. 1701; Thankful; and
Sarah; but the dates, or even order of b. are unkn. He d. 11 Sept. 1746;
and his wid. d. 9 Sept. 1760.
      DIMAN, DYMOND, DIAMOND, DYAMONT, or DIMOND, JOHN, Lynn 
1647, perhaps rem. to Kittery bef. 1652, there call. ropemaker.  JOHN, New
London, m. 17 June 1674, Rebecca, wid. of Tobias Minter, d. of  James
Bemis.  MOSES, Fairfield 1670, s. of Thomas, had large est. w. Abigail, s.
Moses, and ds. Abigail, Esther, and Grace. His will was dat. 21 Mar. 1684,
and the inv. is a few wks. later.  This name is often  writ. without final d,
always at Yale.  His wid. m. 1685, Edward Howard.  ROBERT, Roxbury. His w.
Mary d. 1643.  THOMAS, Fairfield, lost a vessel and cargo by fire in 1656,
and d. 1658, had Thomas, Moses, bef. ment. and John. It may be, that he is
the same person under Deming; but it is not likely. THOMAS, Fairfield,
prob. s. of the preced. a mariner, m. 22 Sept. 1670, Elizabeth d. of Peter
Bradley, rem. to New London,
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had Elizabeth b. 14 Aug. 1672; Thomas, 22 July 1675; Moses, 14 May 1677; Ruth, 12
Sept. 1680; and John, 25 July 1686; and d. 1687.  WILLIAM, Kittery, perhaps
s. of John of the same, in 1679 left wid. Joan, and ch. John, Margaret, and
Grace.
      DIMMOCK, DIMUCK, or DIMICK, JOHN, Barnstable, s. of Shubael, by w.
Elizabeth had Sarah, bapt. 2 Aug. 1691; Hannah, 31 July 1692; Mary, 19 Aug. 1694;
Theophilus, 11 Oct. 1696; Timothy, 11 Sept. 1698; and Ebenezer, 24 Mar. 1700.
* SHUBAEL, Barnstable, s. of Thomas, m. Apr. 1663 Joanna Bursley, d. of John, 
for sec. w. but by . first w. had Thomas, b. Apr. 1664; John, Jan. 1666; Timothy, 
Mar. 1668; Shubael, Feb. 1673; Joseph, Sept. 1675; Mehitable, 1677; Benjamin, 
Mar. 1680; Joanna, Mar. 1682; and Thankful, Nov. 1684; was rep. 1685, 6 and 
9, but rem. to Mansfield, Conn. where his w. d. 8 May 1727, aged 81; and he 
d. 29 Oct. 1732. But his eldest s. Thomas was k. by the E. Ind. 1697, then
a capt. at Damariscotta, as in Magn. VII. 92, may be read. * THOMAS,
Dorchester 1635, selectman that yr. freem. 25 May 1636; rem. to Hingham
1638, next yr. to Scituate, and in 1640 to Barnstable, of wh. he was 7 Aug.
1650 ord. rul. Elder, and rep. 5 yrs. being the first from the town in Dec.
1640. He had Thomas, bef. ment.; perhaps John, and certain. Timothy, bapt.
12 Jan. 1640, d. in few mos.; Mehitable, 17 Apr. 1642; Shubael, 16 Sept. 1644;
beside a s. and d. tw. bur. without names, 18 Mar. 1641. He d. 1659, but 
the wid.was liv. 1683. His nuncup. will gave all to his w. Ann for the reason 
that, "the ch. were hers as well as his." Various spelling has this name appear. 
in; and it may, originally, be the same as that of Dymocke, the heredit. champion 
of Eng. wh. at coronations, owes the service of challenge to all competitors for 
the crown.
      DINELY, or DYNELEY, FATHERGONE, Boston, butcher, youngest s. of
William, got his name from the incident of his f.'s loss "in a violent
tempest of wind and snow," on 15 Dec. 1638, betw. Boston and Roxbury, ten
days bef. his b.; m. Apr. 1663, Hannah, d. of Edward Porter, d. early.  Inv.
by the wid. was ret. 23 Jan. 1675. JOHN, Boston 1651, mariner, eldest br. of
the preced. b. prob. in Eng. THOMAS, Boston, perhaps br. of the preced. d.
15 Jan. 1655.  WILLIAM, Boston 1635, barber surgeon, No. 340 in the list of
ch. mem. freem. 17 Apr. 1637, by w. Alice had Thomas, b. 9, bapt. 17 Jan.
1636; Abigail, bapt. 8 Oct. 1637 tho. the town rec. has b. in Dec.; and
Fathergone, bef. ment. b. 25 of Dec. 1638, in the ch. rec. of his bapt. on 6
Jan. 1639 is mark. "s. of our gone br."; was one of the favorers of his
fellow christian, Mrs. Hutchinson, and therefore disarm. Nov. 1637, d. in a
storm 15 Dec. next on Boston neck.  Winthrop I. 248, 286. Johnson's observ. in
his Wonderwork. Prov. are more ludicrous than philosoph.  In Aug. foll. his
wid. m. Richard Crichley.
      DlNGHAM.  See Dengayne.
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      DINGLEY, JACOB, Marshfield, s. of John, by w. Elizabeth had John, and
Joseph, and d. 18 Aug. 1691. His wid. d. 30 Mar. 1718.  JOHN, Lynn, rem. to
Sandwich 1637, thence to Marshfield, a. 1644, and d. 1658; by w. Sarah  had
Jacob, bef. ment.; Mary, wh. m. 19 Dec. 1654, Capt. Josiah Standish, and d.
the next yr.; Sarah, prob. wh. m. 1658, William Ford, jr.; and Hannah, wh. m.
Josiah Kean; beside prob. that John wh. was bur. 9 July 1665. The fam.
spread into Duxbury; and descend. remain in that neighborhood.  RICHARD,
a Bapt. min. of Newport 1685, had come to Boston from Eng. rem. 1694 to S.
Carolina.  Benedict.  Backus, II. 109.
      DINNY, EDWARD, Boston, freem. 17 Apr. 1637.  WILLIAM, freem. 9  Mar.
1637, br. it may be, of the preced. But I have some reason for  thinking
this name Dennis.
      DINSDALE, || WILLIAM, Boston, an early propr. whose ho. and garden
are set out in the book of poss.sions.; by w. Martha had John, b. May
1644; Martha, 10 Jan. 1649; Mary, 24 Sept. 1651; and Sarah, 7 Jan. or 2 June
1657; freem. 1657, ar. co. 1658; in 1663 was aged 47, and d. at Barbados.
      DISBROW, DISBOROW, or DESBROUGH, NICHOLAS, Hartford 1639, an 
early sett. not orig. propr. m. 1640, Mary Brunson, had Phebe, bapt. 20 Dec. 1646;
Abigail, b. 1 Feb. 1649, and prob. more; and, after 1669, says Porter, he m.
Elizabeth wid. of Thwaite Strickland; d. in 1683, aged 71, and left four ds. Mary,
m. Obadiah Spencer; one m. Samuel Eggleston; Phebe m. John Kelsey; and
Abigail m. Robert Flood. In the yr. of his death, some ridicul. mischief is,
by the Magnalia VI. 69, honor. as a tragedy of witchcraft; but Cotton
borrow. the nonsense from his f.'s  Remarkab. Provid. p. 113. By Col. Rec.
of Conn. I. 45, he seems to I have been unfortunate in his early
relations. * PETER, Rye, in New Haven jurisdict. 1660, of wh. he was one of
the purch. from the Ind. rep. 1665, perhaps also for Greenwich, in 1681 was
call. 50 yrs. old.  He had m. Sarah, d. of Nicholas Knapp of Stamford.  A
John D. of Rye 1683 may have been his s.  THOMAS, Fairfield 1685, or
earlier,  perhaps s. of the preced. had w. Mercy, and s. Thomas, wh. seems
to be  of age at d. of his f. early in 1707.
      DISCO, TEAGUE, Exeter, took o. of alleg. 30 Nov. 1677.
      DISER, sometimes DICER, WILLIAM, Salem 1668, perhaps ill spell. or very rare 
name, sign. to petn. against imposts. He m. 20 Nov. 1664, Elizabeth Austin, had Elizabeth b.
2 July 1667; and Honor, 2 Apr. 1673. 
      DISPAW, HENRY, Lynn, d. 4 Oct. 1676. His will of 20 Feb. nam. s. Henry, and
Edward.  HENRY, Lynn, prob. s. of  the preced. had ch. b. June 1680, wh. d. next mo.  
This seems a very strange name, found by Mr. Felt, perhaps once spel. wrong. It is 
Dispan. in Essex Inst. II. 273.
      DIVEN, JOHN, Lynn 1643, perhaps had John; d. 4 Oct. 1684. Lewis.  His
s. JOHN was perhaps of Lynn, freem. 1691, had John, b. 16 May
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1678; Ezekiel, 25 Dec. 1681, d. in few days; perhaps may have d. at the date
giv. to the preced.  Mary, perhaps sis. of the younger, d. of the  elder
John, m. 23 Mar. 1663, Jonathan Witt.
      DIX, ANTHONY, Plymouth, one of the first comers, 1623, in the Ann,
took a sh. in the div. of ld. next yr. but not in the div. of cattle 1627,
bec. he left the Col. and join. with Conant and other Mass. people; freem.
18 May 1631, was tak. by the pirate Bull in 1632, but allow. easi. to
escape, and in 1637 was of Charlestown or Salem, had w. Tabitha, wh.
after his d. m. Nathaniel Pitman; and was lost by shipwr. of his 30 ton
boat on Cape Cod 15 Dec. 1638, the same storm in nh. Dinely perish.  at
Boston. This we learn from Danforth's Almanac. See Winthrop I. 287, who
spells the name Dick wh. Felt prefers to give as Dike, and both Dikes and
Deekes are found in some rec. ANTHONY, Salem, s. perhaps of the preced.
by w. Margery had Anthony, b. prob. 24 Mar. 1666; Nathaniel, 25 Dec. 1667;
Margery, 16 Aug. 1669; Jonathan, 28 Mar. 1673; Mary; and Benjamin, 22 Feb. 
1680.  EDWARD, Watertown, came,  prob. in the
fleet with Winthrop and was first of Boston, No. 49 among  mem. of the ch.
freem. 4 Mar. 1635, by w. Jane, whose fam. name was  Wilkinson, had Abigail,
b. 2 May 1637; Mary, 2 May 1639; John, 4  Sept. 1640; and Rebecca, 18 Feb.
1642; had sec. w. Susanna, wh. surv. him; was a selectman, and d. 9 July
1660.  The ds. were all m. viz. Abigail, 1 Dec. 1653, to Thomas Parks of
Cambridge; Mary, 5 Feb. 1663, Abraham Brown, jr.; and Rebecca, 18 Feb.
1668, Thomas  Flagg, jr.  His will of 25 June 1660, makes s. John Excor. but
the inv. was sworn to Dec. foll. by serg.  John Wincoll, his guard'n.  Bond
gives him ano. d. Deborah, without date of b. wh. m. Richard Barnes of
Marlborough, he says, and disting. him from the Boston ch. mem. by remark.
that he emb. at age of 19, on 16 Jan. 1635, and that Jane Wilkinson,  aged
20 emb. at same time. So there must have been two of the name.  But the
mem. of Boston ch. and not the youth of 19 must have been that freem.,
and this Deborah must have been a wid. for she was mo. of Leonard of
Wethersfield.  JOHN, Taunton 1669. Baylies, II. 241.  JOHN, Watertown, s. of
Edward, m. 7 Jan. 1671, Elizabeth d. of John Barnard, had Elizabeth b. 4 Dec. 1671;
John, 6 Mar. 1673; Mary, 27 Feb. 1675, d. next yr.; Abigail, 15 Mar. 1677;
Rebecca, 1 Mar. 1679, d. soon; Deborah, 20 July 1680; Edward, 25 Sept. 1682;
Joseph, 8 Sept. 1686; and Jane, bapt. 13 Oct. 1689; and he d. 7 Nov. 1714,
leav. wid. Elizabeth  JOHN, Hartford, perhaps br. of Leonard, was requir. by ct.
to m. Mary Birdwell, but was complain. of for beating her, 1676, was still
there tax. 1683; sold his ho. and ld. 1686, and one of his ch. John d. 1692.
John, Reading, B. of Ralph, freem. 1691.  JOHN, Wethersfield, s. of Leonard
of the same, had w. Rebecca, and perhaps ch. not ment. d. Nov. 1711, aged
50, and his wid. d. next mo. LEONARD, Wethersfield, 1645, had w. Sarah, and
d. 7 Dec. 1697, leav. John, Samuel, and three ds.  He had been at Branford,
and gr. of ld. there 1648; was b. prob.
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1624, and his will wh. names the ds.  Mercy, Hannah, and Elizabeth provid. for
the wid. wh. d. 1709.  RALPH, IPSWICH 1647, fisherman. had w. Esther and ch.
John, b. 12 Mar. 1659; Samuel, 28 Aug. 1661; rem. next yr. to Reading, had
there Stephen, 18 June 1664; and Stephen, again, 14 Dec. 1672; freem. 1684,
and d. 1688. Of his descend. are Rev. Samuel, H. C. 1758, and J. A. Dix, late
U. S. senator from New York.  RALPH, Malden, freem. 1685, had liv. at
Reading yrs. bef.  SAMUEL, from Norwich, Eng. had leave to emb. at Great
Yarmouth 8 Apr. 1637, being aged 43 yrs. with w. Joane, 38; two ch.
Priscilla, and Abigail; and two serv.  William Storey, and Daniel Linsey, to
come to Boston to inhabit, but I have not yet learn. where he sat down.
WILLIAM, Hartford, perhaps br. of Leonard, a single man, d. Mar. 1676 or 7.
Six of this name, in 1834, had been gr. at Harv.
      DIXER. See Dixey.
      DIXEY, JOHN, Salem 1639. Felt. One JOHN, of Salem, m. 9 Dec. 1679, Sarah 
Collins; but he prob. was s. of the first Thomas.  THOMAS, Salem 1637, had there 
bapt. Mary, 12 Jan. 1645; Abigail, 1 Oct. 1648; Thomas, 29 Jan. 1654; Margaret, 
16 Mar. 1656; and John, 26 Apr. 1657; was of Marblehead 1674, d. 1691.  Ano.
Thomas, at Marblehead, sign. the petn. against imposts 1668, as did the
Salem man.  Yet perhaps it was the same man, for in such cases it is
sometimes thot. that more value attaches to the number than to the
argum. and undue artifice is employ. to swell the list.  Margaret, aged 18,
was one of the serv. of Percival Greene, emb. at London 1635, in the
Susan and Ellen.  WILLIAM, Salem, had come to Cape Ann 1629, was next at
Lynn, had bapt. at S. Abigail, 25 Dec. 1636; Ann, 17 May 1638; John, 1639;
Elizabeth 1641; and others; freem. 14 May 1634; was capt., of Beverly, a. 1677,
and d. 1690, aet. 82. Lewis. Felt. Gibbs. Whitman. 3 Mass. Hist. Coll. VII.
260. Ann m. 11 Aug. 1657, Nehemiah Howard; and Elizabeth m. 15 Dec. 1658,
Samuel Morgan.
      DIXON, JEREMIAH, New Haven 1639, one of the seven for found. of the
ch. 4 June, rem. bef. 1644. WILLIAM, prob. was of Charlestown 1633-8,
Kittery 1649, freem. 1652, d. Mar. 1666, perhaps then of York.  In his will
of 13 Feb. of that yr. gave to w. Joan, s. James, d. Susanna Frost, perhaps
w. of Charles, to John Brown, and to childr. of Henry Milbury.  Seven of
this name, beside four call. Dickson, had, in 1834, been gr. at the N. E.
coll. tho. none of either at Harv. See Dickson.
      DIXWELL, JAMES, New Haven, a propr. 1685, unless the rec. be wrong,
as by confus. with the assum. surname, I suspect. JOHN, Dorchester 1640,
gave his sh. with others, in Thompson's Isld. 7 Feb. 1642, for support of a
free sch.  My insert. of this name should be accomp. with explanat. that
no other notice of such an one, near that time, is found. What thus I read
in the lithograph copy publish. by the Dorchester Antiq. and Hist. Soc. as
frontisp. to that Ed. of Blake's Ann. 1846, the No. on the list being 47, is
by a writer of considerab. research, in Geneal. Reg.
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V. 391, call. John Pearce.  Yet it may be necessary, for whoever will form
an opinion on either side, to ask wh. of the two, No. 30, or No. 47, is
likely to be the fac-simile of signature of John Pierce, wh. had been
selectman and rep. of the town, and soon after the date of the benefact.
rem. to Boston.  JOHN, New Haven, came in 1664, it is said, after long
concealm. in Europe or elsewhere, flying from prosecut. as one of the
regicides, but it is suppos. his first quiet resid. was at Hadley, with
Goffe and Whalley, under shelter of Rev. John Russell, tho. the length of
time is unkn.  At New Haven he was call. by hims. and others, James
Davids, m. 3 Nov. 1673, I think for sec. w. Joanna, wid. of Benjamin Ling,
with wh. (wh. d. in few wks.) he obtain. comfortab. prop. and he m. again 23
Oct. 1677, Bethia or Bathsheba How, d. of Jeremy, had Mary, b. 9 June 1679; John, 6 
Mar. 1681; and Elizabeth 14 July 1682, wh. d. young.  His wid. d. at Middletown 27 Dec. 
1729, aged 83, so that she was 39 yrs. younger than her h.  His concealm. was
perfect, but his real name was kn. to one or more of the chief peop. and
confess. by hims. shortly bef. his d. 18 Mar. 1690 in his 82d yr.  His only
d. Mary, m. 23 Dec. 1707, John Collins of Middletown.  The family was and
still is highly respect. in Kent; and in the gr. civ. war, the head of it, Sir
Basil, stood and suffer. for the royal cause.  JOHN, Boston, s. of the
preced. took his f.'s true name, was in good esteem at New Haven, m. 1
Sept. 1708, Mary, d. of John Prout, rem. to Boston, was a goldsmith, a rul.
Elder of the new North ch. d. 2 Apr. 1725 of smallpox by inocul. leav. his
2d w. Abigail and ch. Basil, b. 7 July 1711, so call. for his gr. uncle, Sir
Basil, a baro.; John, 1718, and Elizabeth 1716, wh. were all by first w.  Their
uncle Prout was guard'n. of all the ch.  The f. left small est. no will; and
his s. John, wh. was of ar. co. 1741, d. 1749, without male issue.  By w.
Abigail Bridgham of Boston, m. 18 Apr. 1723, female line perpetuat. the
stock, and John Hunt, H. C. 1796, a descend. was permit. to assume the
surname of the regicide.
      DOANE, DANIEL, Eastham 1658, perhaps s. of John, m. Hepzibah Cole,
had Constant, b. 7 Mar. 1670. EPHRAIM, Eastham, may have been br. of the
preced. m. 5 Feb. 1668, Mercy Knowles, prob. d. of Richard, had Patience, b.
28 Jan. 1669, d. soon; Apphia, 18 (Col. Rec. says 28), July 1670; Hezekiah,
Aug. 1672; Thomas, 4 Sept. 1674; Ebenezer, Apr. 1676; Nehemiah, Aug. 1680,
d. soon; Patience, again, Apr. 1682; and Ruhama, 30 Apr. 1685. HENRY,
Watertown 1643. + JOHN, Plymouth 1630, an Assist. 1633, but not after, as
he declin. the civ. office on being chos. deac.; rem. 1644 to Eastham, there
was deac. and d. 21 Feb. 1686. His age was great, perhaps 95.  One report
of his d. makes it in 1707, and age 110, but it is not support. by any
authority; and prob. the f. and s. possib gr.s. of the same name were
confus. by the
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reporter of the childish exagger.  His w. Abigail had, beside Daniel, bef.
ment. John; Ephraim; Lydia, wh. m. 1645, Samuel Hicks; Abigail, b. 13 Jan.
1632, at the age of 60, bec. sec. w. of Samuel Lothrop, outliv. him many
yrs. and d. 23 Jan. 1735.  Above 3 yrs. bef. a century sermon (I presume on
her entry upon the hundredth yr.), had been preach. in her room by Rev.
Joseph Lord. See Boston Weekly Journal of 1735.  JOHN, Eastham, s. of the
preced. m. 30 Apr. 1662, Hannah, d. of Edward Bangs, had John, b. 20 Mar.
1663, d. in few wks.; John, again, 29 May 1664; Ann, 25 July 1666; Rebecca,
12 May 1668; Isaac, 2 June 1670; and Samuel, 2 Mar. 1673.  He prob. d. 1707.
Ano. John came in the Truelove from London, 1635, aged 16.  RICHARD, Rh.
Isl. 1672.
      DOBER, JOHN, Springfield, had gr. of ld. 1643, but rem.
      DOBSON, GEORGE, Boston, m. 24 Nov. 1653, Mary Bostwick.
      DODD, sometimes DOD, DANIEL, Branford 1644, by w. Mary, m. a.
1646, had Mary; Hannah; Daniel; all bapt. at New Haven 1 June 1651;
Ebenezer, b. 11 Dec. 1651; a d. 29 Mar.1653, d.soon; Stephen, 16 Feb. 1656;
and Samuel, 2 May 1657. His w. d. 26 May 1657, and he d. Jan. 1666.  Mary m.
a. 1660, Aaron Blatchley.  All the s. but Stephen, rem. to Newark, N. J. The
Edward D. wh. m. 1705, at Hartford, was of a diff. fam.  Hinman, 209, has
him, but I doubt, that my plan must exclude him.  GEORGE, Boston 1645, a
mariner, by w. Mary had Patience, b. 11 Apr. 1646, bapt. 16 May 1647 (as the
w. join. the ch.the day preced.), wh. d. at 3 mos.; Isaac, 3 Sept. 1651; Mary,
5 July 1653; and Elizabeth 5 Apr. 1657; beside Mehitable, 25 May 1660.  He d. in London.  
See Geneal. Reg. XII. 154, 5.  STEPHEN, Guilford, s. of Daniel, m. 18 May 1678, 
Mary, or Sarah, d. of William Stevens, wh. d. bef. him, had Daniel, b. 1679; and Samuel, 
1681; and d. 26 Oct. 1691.  THOMAS, Marblehead 1674. Dana, 8. WILLIAM, Salem 
1644. Rev. Stephen, auth. of the valua. E. Haven Reg. is descend. of Daniel.
      DODGE, EDWARD, Beverly, youngest s. of Richard of the same, m. 30
Apr. 1673, Mary, d. of William Haskell the first of Gloucester, had Mary, b.
12 Apr.1675; Elinor; Jonathan, 3 July 1679; Edith, 3 Jan. 1681; Ruth, 15 Aug.
1685; Edward, 1687; Hannah, 1692; and Mark 1694. He was freem. 1683.
ISRAEL, New London 1690. * JOHN, Beverly, s. of William, m. 10 Apr. 1659,
Sarah Procter, d. of John, wh. d. 8 Feb. 1716, had, at Salem, bef. div. of the town, John, 
b. 2 Jan. 1662; rem. and was rep. perhaps, for Rowley 1664, yet adm. freem. only on 29
Apr. 1668; other ch. were William; Sarah, bapt. 16 Feb. 1668; Hannah, 16 May
1669, d.soon; Hannah, again, 2 July 1671; and Martha, b. 5 Feb. bapt. 26 Oct.
1673.  JOHN, Beverly, s. of Richard, by w. Sarah had Deliverance, b. 10 or
15 Mar. 1661; John, 15 Apr. 1662, both bapt. 5 Apr. 1663; Josiah, 4
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Jan. 1665; Sarah, 13 Jan. 1667; Ebenezer, 1 Aug. 1670; Mary, 15 Aug. 1672;
Deborah, 1674, d. next yr. and Andrew, 1676; was freem. 1683.  His w. d. 8
Feb. 1706; and he d. 11 Oct. 1711.  JOHN, Wenham, freem. 1690.  JOSEPH,
Beverly, s. of Richard, m. 21 Feb. 1672, Sarah Eaton, had Abigail, b. 1672,
d. young; Joseph; Prudence, 28 Mar. 1680; Abigail, 12 Sept. 1681; Josiah, 29
Aug. 1683, d. soon; Josiah, again, 8 June 1684; Sarah, 11 Aug. 1685; Elisha,
1687; Charity, 7 Mar. 1689; and Nathaniel, 17 Apr. 1694.  His w. d. 12 Dec.
1714; and he d. 10 Aug. 1716, freem. 1680.  JOSIAH, a soldier of Lothrop's
comp. call. the flower of Essex, k. at Bloody Brook 18 Sept. 1675.  RICHARD,
Salem 1638, perhaps br. of William, adm. of the ch. May 1644, had, by w.
Edith, prob. sev. ch. earlier, and certain. John and Mary, both b. in Eng. 
of unkn. date, but bapt. 3 July of that yr.; Richard, b. 1643; and Sarah, 
1644; yet not found in freem.'s list, was, in 1667, one of the found. of Beverly 
ch.; made his will 1670, with Edward and Joseph excors. in wh. he names w. Edith, 
ch. Richard, Samuel, Edward, Joseph, the last three of uncert. dates, d. Mary, w. of
Zechary Herrick, and Sarah, beside brs. William and Michael in Eng.  He d. 15 June
1671; and his wid. d. 27 June 1678.  Sarah m. July 1667, Peter Woodbury.
RICHARD, Wenham, s. of the preced. freem. 1690, m. 23 Feb. 1668, Mary
Eaton, had Richard, b. 12 July 1670; Mary, 30 Mar. 1672; Martha, 1674;
Daniel, 26 Apr. 1677; and William, 1678; and d. 13 Apr. 1705.  His wid. d. 28
Nov. 1716, aged 75.  SAMUEL, Beverly, or more prob. Wenham, br. of the
preced. by w. Mary, perhaps sis. of Hananiah Parker of Reading, wh. d.
1705, had Samuel, b. 22 Jan. 1668, d. young; Joseph, 14 Feb. 1670; Hananiah,
9 Jan. 1672; Ann, 20 Dec. 1674; Antipas, 7 Sept. 1677; Mary, 6 June 1680;
Amy, 27 Aug. 1682; Deborah, 6 Apr. 1685; Jabesh, 22 Mar. 1686; Parker; and
Samuel, again, 11 Dec. 1692.  WILLIAM, Salem 1629, came in the Lion's Whelp,
call. a skilful husbandman, from Dorsetsh. when Gov. Cradock commends him
to Capt. Endicot, had John, bapt. 25 Dec. 1636; William, b. 19 Sept. bapt. 4
Oct. 1640; and Hannah, bapt. 24 July 1642; was freem. 17 Apr. 1637, liv. on
Beverly side, was one of the found. of the ch. there 1667. Roger Haskell call. him
s.-in-law.  Hannah m. Samuel Porter, and next, Thomas Woodbury. * WILLIAM, 
Beverly, s. of the preced. m. Mary, d. of Roger Conant, as in the Will of Conant appears; 
but she had been wid. of John Balch, had William, b. 20 Mar. 1664; Mary, 26 May
1666; Joshua, 29 Aug. 1669; Hannah, 9 July 1671; Elizabeth 26 Oct. 1673; and Sarah,
3 Mar. 1678.  He m. 6 May 1685, Joanna, d. of Robert Hale, wid. of John Larkin
of Charlestown, as sec. w. had Robert and Rebecca, tw. 9 Oct. 1686, of wh. Rebecca
d. 22 June foll. but Robert liv. over 77 yrs.  Third w. 1698, Mary, was wid. of capt. 
Andrew Creatty of Marblehead. He gain. reput. in Ind. wars; was freem. 1683, rep. 1690.
Of eight of this name, wh. had in 1834 been gr. at Harv.  Daniel, 1700 is
the first; and ten more are in the other N. E. coll.
      DODSON, ANTHONY, Scituate 1650, m. 12 Nov. 1651, Mary, d. of John
Williams senr., had Sarah, b. 26 Aug. 1652; Gershom, 14 Feb.
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1654; Mary, 1656; Jonathan, 1659; Patience; Bethia; and Eunice.  Sarah m.
1671, Thomas Stetson; Gershom was a soldier, under Capt. Pierce, k. 26
Mar. 1676 at Rehoboth fight; Mary m. 1687, John Booth jr.; Patience m.
1683, John Pierce, s. of the capt. under wh. her br. was, and wh. fell with
him; Eunice m. 1717, Simon Delis; Bethia was unm. 1695 when her mo. ment.
her in her will.  JONATHAN, Scituate, s. of the preced. m. Abigail, d. of
Matthew Gannett, wh. d. says the  gr.stone, 16 Nov. 1695, aged 44, had
Jonathan, Anthony, Deborah, Mary, Sarah, Hannah, and Gershom, b. betw.
1695 and 1704, and all liv. at  his d.  The name is not preserv. in S.
Deane, 263. Some incongruity, perhaps, in the statement of Deane as to b.
of the childr. and that date  of d. of his w. may be reconcil. by assuming
that most of the ch. were by ano. w.
      DOE, NICHOLAS, Dover 1667, at Oyster riv. now Durham, by w. Martha
had John, b. 25 Aug. 1669; Sampson, 1 Apr. 1670; and Elizabeth 7 Feb. 1679; and
he d. 1691.  Descend. are in the same region, and  some spell the name Dow.
      DOGGETT, or DOGHEAD. See Daggett.
      DOLACK, CHRISTIAN, Dover 1663 and 4, was there tax.
      DOLBEARE, EDMUND, Salem, had Elizabeth b. 3 Oct. 1684; Sarah, 29 Jan.
1686; Thomas, 1 Dec. 1687; Barnard, 18 Sept. 1689, d. soon; and Barnard,
again, 18 Apr. 1691.
      DOLBERY, ANDREW, Boston 1677, mariner, had w. Elizabeth wh. join. 2d  ch.
in July 1691, and had Elizabeth bapt. 12 of the same.
      DOLE, ABNER, Newbury, youngest s. of Richard, m. 1 Nov. 1694,  Mary
Jewett of Rowley, had Henry, b. 28 Oct. 1695.  His w. d. 4 wks. after, and
he m. 5 Jan. 1699, Sarah Belcher of Boston, had Nathaniel, 29 Mar. 1701;
Sarah, 14 Jan. 1703; and Abner, 19 May 1706.  BENJAMIN, Hampton, a
physician, s. of John, as is seen in Geneal. Reg. XV. 288, m. 11 Dec. 1700, 
Frances, d. of Samuel Sherburne, had Jonathan, Mary, and Love; and d. 1707.  
His wid. d. 15 Aug. 1744, aged 67.  GEORGE, Lynn, rem. 1637 to Sandwich.  
Lewis.  HENRY, Newbury, s. of Richard, m. 3 Nov. 1686, Sarah, d. of Capt. 
Samuel Brocklebank of Rowley, had Apphia, 28 Feb. 1688; and Sarah, 12 Feb. 
1690. JOHN, Newbury, eldest s. of Richard, a physician, m. 23 Oct. 1676, Mary, 
d. of Capt. William  Gerrish, had Hannah, b. 16 Aug. 1677; Benjamin, 16 Nov.
1679; Mary, 14 Nov. 1681; Sarah, 11 Dec. 1683; John, 16 Feb. 1686; Moses, 24
Dec. 1688; and Elizabeth 16 Aug. 1692; was freem. 1679, d.  1696.  RICHARD,
Newbury 1639, s. of William, a tanner in Thornbury, Co. Gloucester, wh.
bound him apprent. for 7 yrs. to John Lowell and Mary his w.; came with
Lowell, a youth, b. at Bristol 1624, a merch. m. 3 May 1647, Hannah, d.
prob. of Henry Rolfe, mo. of all his ch. (wh. d. 16 Nov. 1678), had John, b.
10 Aug. 1648; Richard, 6 Sept. 1650;  Ann, 26 Mar. 1653; Benjamin, 14 June
1654; Joseph, 6 Aug. 1657; William, 10 Apr. 1660; Henry, 9 Mar. 1663; Hannah,
23 Oct. 1665;
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Apphia, 7 Dec. 1668; and Abner, 8 Mar. 1672.  He m. 4 Mar. 1679,  Hannah,
wid. of Capt. Samuel Brocklebank, wh. perhaps made him rem. to Rowley; and
had third w. Patience, wid. of Shubael Walker.  His  d. Hannah m. John
Moody; and Apphia m. Peter Coffin.  RICHARD,  Newbury, s. of the preced. m.
7 June 1677, Sarah, d. of Stephen Greenleaf, had Richard, b. 28 Apr. 1678,
wh. liv. over 86 yrs.; Elizabeth 21 Dec. 1680; Sarah, 14 Feb. 1681; Hannah, 3 Dec.
1682; John, 2 Feb. 1684; Stephen, 2 Dec. 1686, d. soon; Stephen, again, 1687;
Joseph, 5 Dec. 1689; and Mary, 1 July 1694.  WILLIAM, Newbury, br. of the
preced. m. 13 Oct. 1684, Mary, d. of Capt. Samuel Brocklebank, had  William,
b. 12 Jan. 1685; Hannah, 28 Mar. 1686; Mary, 1 Feb. 1688;  Richard, 31 Dec.
1689; Jane, 23 Jan. 1692; Patience, 8 Apr. 1694;  Apphia, 13 May 1696;
Samuel, 1 June 1699; and Benjamin, 2 July  1702.
      DOLHAFF, or DOLHERT, CHRISTIAN, Exeter 1684, d. Aug. 1708, leav.
Samuel, Richard, Thomas, Mary, Prudence, and Catharine. Belkn. I. 472. Pike.
Kelley. It may be the same as Dolack, and so careful a copier as Rev. Mr.
Quint, in Geneal. Reg. VI. 202, by easy mistake  made it Dolhoss.
      DOLIBER, DELLABER, or DALLIBER, now DOLIVER, JOSEPH, Salem 1640,
Marblehead 1648, was constable 1660.  Dana, 7. He was liv. 1672. SAMUEL, 
Marblehead 1648, Gloucester 1654, there by w. Mary, d. of Robert Elwell, had Samuel, 
b. 9  July 1658; Mary, 26 Mar. 1662; Richard, 18 Apr. 1665; Sarah, 24  Dec. 1667; and 
John, 2 Sept. 1671; d. 1683.  Dana.  Gloucester  Telegraph.  WILLIAM, Gloucester, m. 4
Oct. 1682, Ann, d. of Rev. John  Higginson, wh. was apprehend. in 1692 (the
yr. of horrible delusions),  for witchcraft, but either good sense, not her own, or
favor of her father saved her life.  Felt, II. 478.
      DOMMETT, ALEXANDER, Boston, mariner, was tak. by the Turks 1681, at
the same time, I suppose, as John Greene, whose disast. is told by
Noadiah Russell in his Diary. See Geneal. Reg. VII. 54.
      DONN, HUGH, Dover 1664.
      DONNELL, DENNELL, or DUNNELL, HENRY, Kittery 1650, freem. 1652,
rem. to Falmouth, m. a d. of Thomas Reading of Saco, had Henry, and
Samuel.  Willis, I. 209. à SAMUEL, York 1680, s. of the preced. had
Nathaniel, b. 18 Nov. 1689; was a magistr. judge of the C. C. P. nam. by
Incr. Mather and King William, of the Counc. in the New Chart. 1691, d. 9
Mar. 1718, aged 72.  Some of our writers, Douglas, and Hutch. II. 14, call
his surname DANIEL. See Alden's Epit. II. 21, and 3 Mass. Hist. Coll. IX. 83.
Nathaniel, his s. d. 9 Feb. 1780, aet. 91.  THOMAS, York 1660, took o. of
fidel. to Mass. 1652.
      DOOLITTLE, * ABRAHAM, Boston, went to New Haven 1644, had
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Sarah; Abraham, b. 12 Feb. 1650; Elizabeth 12 Apr. 1652; Mary, 22 Feb. 1654, 
wh. perhaps d. young; John, 14 June 1655; the four last bapt. 26 Apr. 1657; 
Abigail, bapt. 22 May 1659, d. young; these, it is said, were by first w. and 
the foll. by Abigail Moss, d. of John, m. 2 July 1663, his sec. w.; Samuel, 
b. 7 July 1665; Joseph, 12 Feb. 1667; Abigail, again, 26 Feb. 1669. He 
was rep. 1668 and 72, but rem. to Wallingford 1670, there had
Ebenezer, a. 1672; Daniel, 1675, beside two ds. perhaps, and certain.
Theophilus; and d. 11 Aug. 1690. In his will he names w. Abigail, the seven s.
and three ds. Sarah Ebenatha, Elizabeth Brockett, and Abigail, unm.  Early it
was Dowlittle.  The name became common at W. ABRAHAM, Wallingford, s. of
the preced. m. 9 Nov. 1680, Mercy, d. of William Holt of New Haven, had
John, b. 13 Aug. 1681; Abraham, 27 Mar. 1684; Sarah, Feb. 1686; and Susanna,
15 Apr. 1688; had no ch.by sec. w. Ruth Lothrop; but by third w. Elizabeth d. of
Samuel Thorpe, had Samuel, Joseph, and Thomas, and d. 10 Nov. 1732.
DANIEL, Wallingford, br. of the preced. rem. to Middletown, m. Hannah
Cornwell, had David, went back to W. d. 1755. Ebenezer, Wallingford, br. of
the preced. m. Sarah, d. of Samuel Hall, d. Dec. 1711.  JOHN, Lynn 1643.
Lewis.  He rem. to Boston, and in that part nam. Rumney marsh, now
Chelsea, was constable 1653.  Snow, 137.  His will of 22 Sept. 1681, pro. 14
Oct. foll. names w. Sybel, m. 30 Oct. 1674, wh. had been wid. of Miles Nutt
of Malden, and first of John Bibble; but no ch.; hav. by contr. of m. with
said Sybel bound hims. that he would give ho. and lds. at Malden, he gives
that and other est. to her, besides provid. for her ch. and gr.-childr.
The wid. Sybel made her will 25 Dec. 1683, but d. 23 Sept. 1690.  He was br.
of the first Abraham, wh. own. ld. at Rumney marsh.  JOHN, Wallingford, s.
of the first Abraham, m. 13 Feb. 1682, Mary Peck, and sec. w. Grace
Blakesley; had Benjamin, b. 10 July 1695; and Samuel.  Six of this name had
been gr. at Yale in 1828, of wh. Rev. Benjamin, 1716, d. 9 Jan. 1749, aet. 53.
      DORCHESTER, ANTHONY, Springfield, came from Windsor, a. 1649, 
where he had been some yrs. but had been, first, at Hingham perhaps; by first 
w. Sarah, wh. d. 9 Nov. 1649, had three ch. and by sec. w. Martha, wid. of
Samuel Kitcherell (not Richards, as the charming auth. of "Hartford in
the Olden Time" read the rec.), of Hartford, m. 2 Jan. 1651, had three more;
had third w. the wid. of John Harmon.  He took o. of alleg. 31 Dec. 1678, and
d. 28 Aug. 1682.  The ch. were John, b. at W. 5 Nov. 1644; James; Mary; Benjamin; 
Sarah, wh. m. 27 Nov. 1673, Joseph Stebbins; and Esther, but the dates of each, as 
well as the respect. mothers are not kn. BENJAMIN, Springfield, s. of the preced.
d. 24 May 1676, leav. w. Sarah, d. of Jonathan Burt, m. only the yr. bef.
and she m. the yr. foll. Luke Hitchcock.  JAMES, and JOHN, Springfield, s.
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prob. of Anthony, sw. alleg. 31 Dec. 1678, or next day, and were made
freem. 1690. James m. Sarah, d. of Benjamin Parsons; and John m. Mary, d.
of John Harmon.
      DORITCH, JOHN, Salem, tho. a boy, was freq. witness in the cases of
witchcr. 1692, especial. against Giles Cory and George Jacobs, both of wh. 
suffer d.
      DORLAND, DORLAN, DARLAN, or DURLAND, JOHN, Salem 1674, 
permit. as innholder in that yr. had early been a fisherman, m. a d. of Richard 
Bishop of the same, had d. Mary, rememb. in the div. of est. of the gr.f.  Felt.
      DORMAN, EDMUND, New Haven 1657, m. 15 or 26 Dec. 1662, Hannah, 
d. of Richard Hull, had Samuel, b. 16 July 1666, d. soon; John, 8 Jan. 1668; 
Joseph, 13 Dec. 1669; Benjamin, 15 Oct. 1673; Hannah, 1 Mar. 1676; and Mary, 
12 May 1680; was a propr. 1685. His w. m. 19 Sept. 1700, was Elizabeth Bunnell, 
wid. prob. of Benjamin; and these last five ch. were liv. when he d. 1 May 1711.  
Hannah was w. of George Johnson; and Mary of Thomas Leavensworth, both of 
Stratford.  JOHN, Ipswich, d. prob 1662.   His inv. is of 12 Feb.  JOSEPH, New
Haven, s. of Edmund, m. 24 Aug. 1693, Mary, d. prob. of William Wilmott.
THOMAS, Ipswich, one of the earliest sett. freem. 4 Mar. 1635, rem. perhaps, 
to Rowley, d. at Topsfield 25 Apr. 1670, aet. 70.  Felt says, Daniel Bradley was 
his s.-in-law; and Ephraim and Thomas, his two s. were of Topsfield 1684.
      DORR, EDWARD, Roxbury, perhaps came from Pemaquid, had there sw.
fidel. 1674, by w. Elizabeth d. of Thomas Hawley, had Edward, bapt. 4 July 1680,
d. young; Ann, whose b. is not giv. but she d. 5 Oct. 1683, prob. bef. bapt.
He liv. a yr. or two a. 1680, in Boston; but had at R. Edward, again, b. 15,
bapt. 18 Nov. 1683, d. in few days; Ebenezer, 25 Jan. 1688; Edmund, 19 Oct.
1692; Harbottle, 11 May 1696; and a d. Clemence, 17 July 1700.  He had sec.
w. it is said, the wid. of Ebenezer Clap.  Rev. Joseph, H. C. 1711, first of
ten gr. at Harv. bef. 1828, of this name, was min. of Mendon; and four had
been gr. at the other
      DORSET, JOHN, Boston, 1676, in wh. yr. his w. d. had s. John, and d.
Comfort.
      DORYFALL, or DORIFIELD, BARNABY, Boston, came in the Mary and Jane
1633, I presume, with Coddington, for he was adm. of the ch. nearly the
same time with the new w. wh. C. brot. in that sh. and there came in 1634,
by the Elizabeth from Ipswich, Ann D. aged 24, perhaps sis. of Barnabas,
call. when adm. 2 Nov. foll. "our br. William Coddington's maid serv."  He
liv. at Braintree, then part of Boston, and C. had large farm there; freem.
25 May 1636.
      DOTEY, DOTY, DOTE, or DOTEN, EDWARD, Plymouth, came in the
Mayflower 1620, a London youth in the serv. of Stephen Hopkins, was the
one of the signers of the solemn compact in Cape Cod harb. 11 Nov. and
was with his master in the shallop that in Dec. foll. discov. Plymouth
harb.; yet 18 June foll. was party in the first duel fought in N. E. He
retriev. his charact. by change from youthf. folly, m. prob. as sec. w. (if
the date were, as one of my correspond. gives it, a. 1643, tho. less prob.
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is giv. by ano.), 6 Jan. 1635, Faith, d. of Tristram Clark, had William;
Faith; Edward; John; Isaac, b. 8 Feb. 1648; Desire; Thomas; and Joseph, 30
Apr. 1651. Bradford, 451, says, he had by sec. w. seven ch. liv. in 1650.  He
was in 1652 one of the purch. of Dartmouth, but rem. to Yarmouth, d. 23 Aug.
1655.  His will of 20 Mar. preced. names only w. and Edward.  His wid. m. 14
Mar. 1667, John Phillips of Duxbury and outliv. him.  Desire m. William
Sherman jr. outliv. him, and m. Israel Holmes, and last m. Alexander
Standish, outliv. him, and d. 1723.  EDWARD, s. of the preced. m. 26 Feb.
1663, Sarah, d. of John Faunce, and sis. of the famous Elder Faunce, had
Edward, b. 20 May 1664; Sarah, 9 June 1666; John, 4 Aug. 1668; Martha and
Mary, tw. 9 July 1671; Elizabeth 22 Dec. 1673; Patience, 7 July 1676; Mercy, 6
Feb. 1678, d. young; Samuel, 17 May 1681; Mercy, again, 23 Sept. 1684; and
Benjamin, 30 May 1689; was drown. 8 Feb. 1690, with his s. John, betw.
Plymouth and Boston.  The wid. m. 1693, John Buck; Sarah, the eldest d. m.
1687, James Warren, gr.f. of the late Gen. James W.; and Mary m. 1699,
Joseph Allyne, whose d. Mary, b. 1702, was mo. of the ardent patr. James
Otis, and gr.mo. of the late H. G. Otis, a disting. senator of the U. S.; and
Elizabeth m. Tobias Oakman.  Descend. of these Otis and Warren fam. have
interm.  JOHN, br. of the preced. by w. Elizabeth d. of Jacob Cooke, wid. perhaps 
of Daniel Wilcox, had John, b. 24 Aug. 1668; Edward, 28 June 1671; Jacob, 24 May 
1673; Elizabeth 10 Feb. 1676; Isaac, 25 Oct. 1678; Samuel, 31 Jan. 1682; Elisha, 13 July 
1686; Josiah, Oct. 1689; and Martha, Oct. 1692, soon after wh. the w. d.; and by sec. 
w. Sarah had Sarah, 19 Feb. 1696; Patience, 3 July 1697; and Desire, 19 Apr. 1699.
JOSEPH, Rochester, prob. br. of the preced. had Joseph, b. 31 Mar. 1683;
Deborah, 31 Mar. 1685; John, 1 Mar. 1688; Mercy, 12 Jan. 1692; Fish, 18 Jan.
1697; and Mary, 28 July 1699.  THOMAS, br. prob. youngest, of the preced.
was one of the first purch. of Middleborough, 1662, but a youth; by w.
Mary had Thomas, b. 22 July 1679; and Hannah, Dec. 1675.  She m. 12 Jan.
1699, Jonathan Delano, and d. 12 Apr. 1764; her h. surv. less than nine mos.
and d. in 89th yr.
      DOUBLEDAY, ROGER, Boston 1674, currier, d. 22 Nov. 1690.
      DOUGHTY, FRANCIS, Taunton 1639, rem. 1641 to Long Isl. where he 
was hardly so well treat. as the min. of the gospel should have been. Adrian
Van der Donck, an official under Van Rensselaer a patentee, wh m. his d.
print. a statement of his case.  Baylies, I. 289.  Lechford has notice of
him in very few words.  JAMES, Scituate, m. 15 Aug. 1649, Lydia, d. of
Humphrey Turner, had, betw. 1650 and 1670, Mary, James, Elizabeth Martha,
Lydia, Sarah, Samuel, Robert, and Susanna; was a soldier in Philip's war.
Deane, 264, thinks the fam. went to Conn. THOMAS, Dover 1657-67. Perhaps
he rem. over to Berwick, and Doughty's Falls may have the name from him.
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      DOUGLASS, HENRY, Boston, freem. 1657.  His d. Ann m. 1 Sept. 1660,
Eliphalet Het.  JOHN, Dover, m. 16 Sept. 1687, a wid. Nason whose h. is not
of my acquaint. nor her bapt. name as print. in Geneal. Reg. VII. 119.
ROBERT, New London, s. of William, m. 1665, Mary, d. of Robert Hempstead,
had William, b. 1666; Mary, 1668; Ann, 1669; John, 1671; Hannah, 1673; Sarah,
1674; Elizabeth 1677; Thomas, 1679; and Phebe, 1681; his w. d. 1711; and he d.
1716. * WILLIAM, perhaps of Gloucester first, but of Boston 1640, cooper,
freem. 1646, by  w. Ann had Ann; Robert, b. 1639; Elizabeth 26 Aug. 1641; Sarah, 8
Apr. 1643; and William, 1 Apr. 1645, the last three bapt. 8 Mar. 1646; rem.
to New London, was deac. and rep. 1672, and perhaps later, d. 26 July
1682, aged 71.  Ann, his w. was d. of Thomas Mable of Ringstead,
Northamptonsh.  Ann, his d. m. 14 Oct. 1658, Nathaniel Geary; Elizabeth m. 16
Feb. 1659, John Chandler; both of Roxbury; and Sarah m. 1661, John Keeny
of New London.  WILLIAM, New London, s. of the preced. m. 18 Dec. 1667,
Abiah, d. of William Hough, had Elizabeth b. 1668; Sarah, 1671; William, 1672;
Abiah, 1675; Rebecca, 1678; Ann, 1680; and Richard 1682; was deac. and d. 9
Mar. 1725.
      DOUSE. See Dawse.
      DOVE, MATTHEW, Salem, had ch. bapt. there, Hannah, and Elizabeth 10 Sept.
1654; Dorcas, 5 Oct. 1656; Bethia, 30 May 1658; Daniel, 3 Nov. 1661;
Deborah, 20 May 1666; and a d. whose name is not on the rec. 1 July foll.
beside Sarah, b. 3 July 1660, d. in a few days; Matthew, 3 Dec. 1667; and Ruth,
15 Oct. 1673.  But the b. of Doreas is made 11 days later than the bapt. Many such
gross errors fall under our notice in rec. of Boston and other towns as well as Salem;
and when the ch. or the town rec. is to be prefer. must commonly be decid in favor
of the ch. for obvious reason.  Yet at New Haven the opposite conclus. is the right
one, for the town rec. is unusual. correct, and that of the ch. very inexact.  Two
fifths of those in the Geneal. Reg. IX. 357-63, are wrong. This name of Dove, 
in the Hist. Coll. of Essex Inst. II. 43, is made Dour, thro. misread. of the old
chirography for the last letter, as I presume; but Mr. Patch very rarely fails. 
Hannah m. 20 Mar. 1671, Richard Harris.
      DOW, FRANCIS, Salisbury, in the rec. of proprs. has the prefix of
respect, and is third in the list, came from the city of Salisbury in Co.
Wilts, bef. 1650. * HENRY, Watertown 1637, a husbandman, aged 29, came
from Ormsby in Norfolk, that yr. with w. Joan, wh. was bur. 10 June 1640,
four ch. and a serv. Ann Manning, 17; freem. 2 May 1638; had Joseph, b. 20
Mar. 1639; and Thomas, wh. d. soon; and by 2d w. wh. Bond calls Margaret
Cole of Dedham, had Daniel, 22 Sept. 1641; and Mary, 14 Sept. 1643; m. bef.
1645, ano. w. wid. Nudd, rem. to Hampton, was rep. 1655 and 6, d. 21 Apr.
1659.  In his will he ment. w. Margaret, perhaps the wid. of Nudd, and ch.
Henry, b. in Eng. 1634; Mary, at W. 14 Sept. 1643; Hannah; Thomas; and
Jeremiah, beside Joseph, 20 Mar. 1639; and Daniel, 2 Sept. 1641.  Joseph d.
17 Aug. 1680 at Hampton.  HENRY, Hampton, s. of the preced. b. in Eng.
freem. 1666; m. 17 June 1659, Hannah, d. of Robert Page; bec. marshal of
the Prov. 1680, a mandam. council. 1702, and d. 6 May 1702, aged 73. Belkn.
I. 55. 94. 411.  HENRY, Salisbury, m. 7 Dec. 1694, Mary Mussey.  JOHN,
Haverhill, m. 23 May 1696, Sarah, d. of Abraham Brown of Salisbury.  JOHN,
freem. 1666, STEPHEN, freem. 1668, and STEPHEN, jr. all of Haverhill 1690,
were, perhaps, s. and gr.s. of Thomas.
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JOSEPH, Hampton, prob. s. of Henry the first of the same; took o. of fidel.
in Apr. 1678, with Joseph, jr. and Samuel, perhaps his s.  MATTHEW, Salem.
See Dove.  ROBERT, Salisbury, by w. Sarah, had Robert, b. 23 July 1676;
and Martha, 1 Oct. 1678.  SAMUEL, perhaps of Dover, certain. of some pt.
of N. Hampsh. by w. Abigail had Joseph, b. 13 Dec. 1686.  SAMUEL, Hartford,
m. 12 Dec. 1665, Mary, d. of the first George Graves of the same.  SIMON,
N. Hampsh. by w. Sarah had Mary, b. 19 Nov. 1686. He left wid. wh. m. 21
Nov. 1711, the sec. Onesiphorus Page.  THOMAS, Newbury, an
early sett. freem. 22 June 1642, by w. Phebe had Stephen, b. 29 Mar. 1642;
Mary, 26 Apr. 1644; Martha, 1 June 1648; John; and Thomas; rem. to
Haverhill, and d. 31 May 1654.  In his will made only two days bef. his d.
the wid. Phebe and the five ch. (but John and Thomas first), are ment. so
that, possib. they were older than the others.  THOMAS, Ipswich 1675,
perhaps s. of the preced. had w. Sarah, d. prob. of James Wall of Hampton,
m. 1663, wh. d. 7 Feb. 1682; and by w. Susanna had John, b. 24 Apr. 1685;
Ebenezer, 26 May 1692; perhaps Thomas, 29 Nov. 1694; Hannah, 3 Oct. 1697;
and Jeremiah, 12 Dec. 1699.  Nine of this name had been, in 1834, gr. at
Yale or Dart. coll. and two at Harv.
      DOWD, DOUDE, DOWDE, or DOWDY, GEORGE, Concord, freem. 1645. 
HENRY, Guilford 1639, d. or was bur. 31 Aug. 1668.  By w. Elizabeth wh. d. 1683, 
had Rebecca; Mary; Sarah; John, b. 24 May 1650; Thomas; and Jacob, 16 Feb.
1653, all liv. in 1680, beside Jeremiah, wh. d. 1668; and Elizabeth wh. d. 1669.
Rebecca m. 1662, Daniel Evarts; Mary m. 1666, Samuel Hughes; and Sarah m.
a Bowers.  JOHN, Guilford, s. of the preced. m. 1679, Hannah, had
Cornelius, b. 1680; and Sarah, 1682.  His w. d. 1687, and he m. 1688, Mary
Bartlett, had Mary, b. 1688; John, 1691; Jacob, 1693; David, 1695; Abraham,
1697; Isaac, 1699; Hannah, 1703; Ebenezer, 1706; and Elizabeth 1708. THOMAS,
Guilford, br. of the preced. m. 1678, Ruth Johnson, had Ebenezer, b. 1680,
d. young; Thomas; Mehitable; Joseph, 1688; and Abraham, 1690.  This name,
when uttered as one syl. easily bec. Dodd, in careless hands.
      DOWDEN, LEONARD, Boston 1679, m. Mercy, d. of William Paddy, d. 1682,
and his wid. d. 11 Mar. 1694.
      DOWELL, JAMES, Boston 1669, mariner.
      DOWNAM, DEERMAN, Braintree, by w. Elizabeth had Elizabeth b. 15 Jan.
1646; and John, 15 Feb. 1648.  The prenomen seems very strange; but such
is the office copy of the rec. at Boston.  JOHN, Braintree, perhaps br. of
the preced. by w. Dorothy had John, or, I think, Thomas, b. 30 Sept. 1644,
d. 9 Oct. foll.; Joseph, if anybody will believe the official copy of rec. in
Boston, 30 Apr. 1645; John, again, 7 Mar. 1653; Mercy, 7 Mar. 1655; Dorothy,
wh. d. 18 Mar. 1659, only a few wks. old; and again Dorothy. THOMAS,
Boston, had Josiah, Sarah, and Hannah, all bapt. at O.S. ch. 17 June 1677.
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      DOWNE, DOWNS, or DOWNES, Ebenezer, New Haven, s. of John of the
same, m. 28 Nov. 1694, Mary Umphrevile, perhaps d. of John. EDMUND, or
EDWARD, Boston 1667, merch.  JOHN, Boston, by w. Dorothy had Mary, b. 4
Mar. 1657; and Dorothy, 31 Jan. 1659.  JOHN, New Haven 1654, had been there 1648, 
as a serv. perhaps a minor, had John, b. 5 Mar. 1659, d. young; Samuel, 28 Oct. 1662; 
Mary, 28 Jan. 1665; Ebenezer, 3 Apr. 1667; Deliverance, and Elizabeth tw.  19 Apr. 1669; 
Hannah, 19 Jan. 1671; John, again, 25 Nov. 1672; Daniel, 29 Aug. 1674; 
Nathaniel, 17 Dec. 1676; and Ruth, 5 July 1679.  ROBERT, Milford 1660.
THOMAS, Boston, came in the Defence, 1635, perhaps aged 25, by w.
Catharine had Rebecca, b. 22 Apr. 1652; and Thomas, 17 Mar. 1654; was at
Dover 1657, and there had Elizabeth b. 17 Nov. 1663; and d. 21 Jan. 1697. Mary, k.
by the Ind. at D. 26 July 1696, going from ch. was, perhaps, his d.  THOMAS,
Boston 1674, mariner, s. of the preced. prob. m. Susanna, d. of Jacob
Eliot, wh. d. 14 Mar. 1688.  THOMAS, Dover, by w. Martha had Gershom, b. 10
Jan. 1680; he after m. Abigail, wid. of John Hall, and was k. by the Ind. 1711.
WILLIAM, Mass. 1635.  Felt. WILLIAM, Boston 1676, m. Hannah, eldest ch. of
Samuel Appleton of Ipswich.  Six of this name had been gr. at Harv. bef.
1823.
      DOWNER, ANDREW, Newbury, s. of Joseph, m. 28 Dec. 1699, Susanna
Huntington, had John, b. 22 Oct. 1700; Mary, 22 May 1702; and Gideon, 5
Sept. 1705. JOSEPH, Newbury, m. 9 July 1660, Mary, d. of John Knight, had
Mary, b. 18 Mar. 1662; Joseph, 25 Mar. 1666; and Andrew, 25 July 1672.
JOSEPH, Newbury, s. prob. eldest of the preced. by w. Hannah had Joseph,
b. 29 Sept. 1693; John, 15 Mar. 1695; Andrew, 14 May 1697; Samuel, 12 Apr.
1699; Richard, 11 Feb. 1702; Hannah, 16 Feb. 1704; and Benjamin, 24 Feb.
1706. ROBERT, Salisbury 1665, had some yrs. earlier been of Newbury, m. 6
May 1675, Sarah, d. of John Eaton, had John, b. 1 Apr. 1681; Andrew, 7
Sept. 1683; Samuel, 5 Apr. 1686; Joseph, 4 Mar. 1688; Sarah, 6 Oct. 1690;
Mary, 22 Feb. 1696; and Joseph, 15 May 1699.
      DOWNING, BENJAMIN, Hatfield 1679, took the o. of alleg. that yr. and
m. the same yr. Sarah, d. perhaps eldest, of William Hunter; may have been,
but prob. not, s. of Emanuel.  DENNIS, Kittery 1650, in Nov. 1652 sw. alleg.
to Mass. and was k. by the Ind. 4 July 1697, unless the sufferer were s.
of the first. * EMANUEL, Salem, from London, where he was a lawyer of
the Inner Temple, inhab. of the parish of St. Michael, Cornhill Ward, was,
prob. s. of Rev. Emanuel, a clerg. in Ireland, whose letter to Archbp.
Usher may be found in Parr's Life of that prelate, came in 1638 with his
w. Lucy, d. of Adam Winthrop, Esqr. Of Groton, in Co. Suff. where she was
bapt. 27 Jan. 1601, sis. of our first Gov. of Mass. m. 10 Apr. 1622.  They
were adm. of the ch. 4 Nov. 1638, and he was sw. a freem. Mar. 1639, rep.
the same yr. 40, 1,
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4 and 8; was propos. for an Assist. in 1641, but not chos.  His ch. were
George, b. prob. in 1623, or 4, and was, perhaps, kept in sch. at home until
his f. came; Mary, wh. came May 1633 with Gov. Coddington in the Mary and
Jane, and in Nov. of that yr. was adm. of the ch. in Boston; James, wh. was
brot. by his uncle, the Gov. in the Arbella 1630;  Susan, wh. came at the
same time with Mary; Ann; Lucy; and these foll. b. on our side of the
ocean, John, bapt. 1 Mar. 1640; and Dorcas, 7 Feb. 1641.  He went home
early in 1642, back next yr. and went again, in 1644, on business, but came
back next yr. The date of his d. is not found, nor that of his w. tho. we
see proof of his req. to the Gen. Ct. Sept. 1653 for his 600 acres to be
laid out, and of her liv. 4 Aug. 1656, when she gave to Capt. Joseph
Gardner dowry on his m. with her d. and the same shows that her h.
Emanuel was d.  The s. James, I think, liv. at Ipswich; Mary m. Anthony
Stoddard of Boston; Ann was w. of the intrepid Capt. Gardner, k. at the gr.
Narraganset swamp fight in Philip's war, and after m. Gov. Bradstreet.
There was a John D. wh. d. at Boston 29 Apr. 1694, but he was a merch.
from Nevis, where was his fam. and est.  GEORGE, Salem, s. of the preced.
b. in London, was partly prepar. for coll. by Rev. John Fiske, and gr. in
the first class H. C. 1642, went to Eng. by way of Newfoundland, St. Kitts,
Barbados, and Nevis, and in each isl. was desir. to preach, but perhaps
saw prospect of greater usefulness in his native land, where he bec. as
his uncle Winthrop tells, 1645, a chaplain in the regim. of Okey, wh. after
was made one of the judges to sign the warrant for execut. of Charles 1.
He got forward fast (possib. faster, as Okey sunk), in favor with
Cromwell, wh. made him his resident at the Hague; and in 1654 unit. with
"the blood of all the Howards" by m. with Frances, descend. thro. the sec.
s. from that fourth Duke of Norfolk, wh. was by Queen Elizabeth behead. for
tenderness to Mary, Queen of Scots.  The Hon. Charles Howard, br. of
Frances, was the first, of only three, by Oliver creat. peers of Eng.
under the title of Viscount Morpeth.  The infirmity of this honor was,
soon after the restor. strengthen. by his creat. 20 Apr. 1661, as first
Earl of Carlisle, wh. title is now enjoy. by his lineal heirs.  Previous to
this dignity conferr. on the Howard stock, and even bef. his restor. the
kin, had made D. a knight for his good conduct in Holland; and, 1 July, 1663,
he was made baronet, by the style of Sir George D. of Gamlingay, in Co.
Cambridge, where his est. was call. the largest in that county.  His w. d.
10 July 1683, and he d. 1684. His s. Charles was one of the tellers in the
Exch. by indent. at London 13 Sept. 1700, sold the est. at Salem, that was
his gr.f.'s and to him from Emanuel had come thro. George, as in our Reg.
of Essex Co. Vol. XVII. appears.  His eldest s. Sir George m. Catharine,
eldest d. of James, Earl of Salisbury,
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of the illustr. house of Cecil, and their s. Sir George, after sit. in two
Parliam. of Queen Anne, and the first of Geo. II. d. without issue, and left
the splendid resid. devise to the Univ. of Cambr. wh. laid the founda. of
Downing Coll.  In possess. of Dawson Turner, Esqr. F. A. S. at Great
Yarmouth, is a collect. of Downing papers, in wh. some curious matter may
prob. exist.  I had slight inspect. of them in 1842, but look. only at the
earliest, when the N. E. youth was scout-master-gen. in Scotland.  A
despatch from Downing, of 3 Sept. 1651, that day of Worcester route, wh.
Cromwell, with proper forecast, call. his crowning mercy, may be read in
Cary's Memorials of the civ. war, Vol. II.  It is far more perspicuous and
soldier-like than that of the Command.-in-Chief.  But the skill or valor
of such a field was no longer in request, and it was to his fidel. probity,
and diligence in other affairs that Oliver direct. John Milton to certify.
Winthrop II. 241. Hutch. I. 111. JOHN, Charlestown; to his w. Joanna 
wh. bore him Mary, 6 Aug. 1659, d. 13 Nov. foll., was giv. admin. 
of his est. 2 Apr. 1663, and she m. 29 Oct. foll. Richard Holly.  JOHN, 
Wells, perhaps s. of  Dennis, or br. had John, b. a. 1660.  JOHN,
Ipswich, m. 2 Nov. 1669, Mehitable, d. of Richard Brabrook, had John, b. 31
Oct. 1673; Margaret, 7 Feb. 1679; and Richard, wh. d. 3 Nov. 1702.  JOHN,
Braintree 1673, was a soldier in Philip's war with Capt. Turner, in Apr.
1676, on Conn. riv. sett. at Hatfield, m. soon after, Mary, wid. of Thomas
Meakins, jr. (wh. had been k. by the Ind. the yr. bef.) had Jonathan, b. 1677;
and John, 1678; perhaps rem. from. H.  JOSHUA, Kittery, perhaps s. of
Dennis of the same, by w. Rebecca had Elizabeth b. late in the 17th centu. and
perhaps others.  MALCOLM, Lynn, a Scotchman, m. June 1653, Margaret
Sullivan, had Mary, b. Feb. 1655; Hannah, 3 Apr. 1657; Sarah, 1 Mar. 1659;
Margaret, 15 Jan. 1661; Priscilla, 15 Mar. 1662; Catharine, 15 Aug. 1665;
John, 20 Nov. 1667; and Joanna, 26 Feb. 1671.  RICHARD of Ipswich, d. 3 Nov.
1702, but I kn. nothing more of him, exc. that in 1664 (three yrs. bef. he
was m.), he was 27 yrs. old, yet from seeing him among proprs. of Salem or
Marblehead 1674, had w. Mary, I venture to guess that he was a gr.s. of
Emanuel.  THEOPHILUS, Salem 1642, had gr. of ld. 29 Nov. of that yr. and s.
Theophilus, bapt. 13 Mar. 1642; Ann, or Hannah, 8 Sept. 1644; and Benjamin,
17 Jan. 1647; in the first two instances the ch. are noted as of our sis.
D. and in the last as of Ellen D.  He is call. the fisherman, and nothing,
more is ascert.  He was of Marblehead part of the town, perhaps br. of
Richard or of Malcolm, and may have had other ch.  His w. may have come
from some other town.  WILLIAM, Boston, freem. 1690.
      DOWNTON, WILLIAM, Salem, freem. 1668 by w. Rebecca had William,
b. 12 Apr. 1665; John, 17 June 1669; was gaol-keeper 1686. Perhaps his d.
Mary m. 15 Nov. 1676, Thomas Flint.  WILLIAM, Ipswich, perhaps s. of 
the preced. by w. Mary had William, b. 8 Apr. 1695; Mary, 7 Apr. 1696; 
and Elizabeth4 June 1698.  Felt.
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      DOWSE, BENJAMIN, Roxbury, s. of Lawrence, m. 7 Apr. 1680, Mary Hewin,
was freem. 1690.  ELEAZER, Charlestown, youngest s. of Lawrence, by w.
Mary, d. of Daniel Edmunds, m. 21 Sept. 1693, had Jonathan, b. 21, bapt. 24
Feb. 1695; Mary, 2 Apr. 1697; Elizabeth 12 Feb. 1699; and Eleazer, 11 May 1701;
and he d. 1725.  His will of 5 July was pro. 20 Aug. foll.  He was gr.f. of 
Thomas, the munific. benefact. of
the Mass. Hist. Soc. the most attract. part of whose libr. was his donat.
FRANCIS, Boston, in the employm. of George Burden 1640, freem. 2 June
1641, by w. Catharine had Elizabeth bapt. 17 July, a. 2 days old, says ch. rec.
but that of the careless town officer reads b. 20 Aug. 1642; Mary, bapt.
21 Apr. 1644; Hannah, 7, bapt. 11 Jan. 1646; Deborah, 1 Jan. 1652; 
Naomi, 26 Oct. 1653; Lydia, 10 Mar. 1655; and Sarah, 2 June 1657; 
beside Mary, again, 30 Jan. 1659.  He rem. to Charlestown, and I kn. 
not the time of his d. but have noted, that his w. outliv. him, and d. 14 Mar. 
1698.  Elizabeth his d. m. 16 Oct. 1659, Samuel Miles.  JOHN, Charlestown 1674, s.
of Lawrence, freem. 1676, m. 31 Oct. 1672. Relief, d. of John Holland of Dorchester,
had John, b. 27 July 1673, d. soon; John, again, 21 July 1674, bapt. 23 May
1675, d. young; Relief, 6, bapt. 9 Apr. 1676; and Nathaniel, 8 Feb. 1678, wh.
d. 1 Mar. 1678; and after his d. 28 Nov. 1677, the wid. m. 9 Mar. 1681,
Timothy Foster of Dorchester.  JONATHAN, Charlestown, s. of Lawrence, m.
18 Nov. 1694, Elizabeth d. of Samuel Ballard, had Jonathan, b. 17, bapt. 22 Sept.
1695, H. C. 1715; Elizabeth 9 Apr. 1697, d. soon; Samuel, b. 21 Apr. 1699, d. soon;
and Samuel, again, 21 July 1700. His w. d. 22 Jan. 1701, and he m. 3 or 30 July.
foll. Catharine Herbert, had Edward, b. Aug. 1703, d. next yr.; Edward,
again, 1 Mar. 1705, H. C. 1725; Catharine, 17 bapt. 18 May 1707; Joseph, 11, bapt. 16  
Jan. 1709; Elizabeth 13 Nov. 1710; and Lawrence, 5 Aug. 1712. He was a man of high repute,
and d. 28 Jan. 1745, only s. Nathaniel, Joseph, and Samuel, his Excors.
surv.  JOSEPH, Charlestown, br. of the preced. m. 11 July 1678, Mary, d. of
John George, had Joseph, bapt. 17 July 1681; Lawrence, b.13, bapt. 16 July
1682; Margery, b. 22 Feb. 1686; Mary, 6 Feb. 1688; Elizabeth 23 Aug. 1691; and
Alice, 7 Jan. 1694. LAWRENCE, Boston, carpenter, by w. Martha, wh. d. at
Charlestown, Oct. 1644, had Samuel, b. 1642, and John, b. Oct. 1644, d. next
yr.; both bapt. 23 Mar. 1645, Samuel, call. a 2 yrs. and 14 wks.; John, a 22
wks.; m. at Charlestown, Margery, d. of Robert Rand, had Elizabeth b. at Boston
15 Mar. 1647; others at C. John, 1650; Mary; Joseph, 1654; Benjamin, 4 July
1656, d. young; Benjamin, again, 3 Dec. 1658; Nathaniel, wh. d. 4 Nov. 1658;
Nathaniel, again; Jonathan; Sarah, 26 July 1663; and Eleazer, 25, bapt. 31
Jan. 1669.  He d. 14 Mar. 1692, 78 yrs. and his wid. d. 12 Apr. 1714, in her
90th yr. Elizabeth m. 18 June 1674, Thomas Larkin, as sec. w. LODOWICK, 
Sherborn, had Mary, b. 8 Sept. 1683; Stephen, 4 Mar. 1686; Martha
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18 July 1688; and Samuel, 29 Apr. 1695.  NATHANIEL, Charlestown, s. of
Lawrence, m. 7 Sept. 1685, Dorothy, d. of John Edmunds, had Hannah, b. 13
June 1686, d. soon; Nathaniel, 30 Jan. bapt. 19 Feb. 1688; Hannah, again, 13,
bapt. 19 Jan. 1690; Dorothy, 1, bapt. 3 May 1691; John, 13, bapt. 17 Sept.
1693; Benjamin, 22, bapt. 27 Oct. 1695; Elizabeth bapt. 9 Mar. 1701; and Sarah, b.
30 Nov. 1704. He was a capt. and d. 23 Aug. 1719, aged 61.  SAMUEL,
Charlestown, s. of Lawrence, freem. 1674, had first w. Hannah, d. of Aaron
Ludkin, m. 8 Aug. 1670, bringing him Samuel, b. 11, bapt. 14 May 1676, and she
d. 12 days after; the ch. d. 3 days after; and m. 7 Mar. 1677, sec. w. Faith,
d. of Maximilian Jewett of Rowley, by wh. he had Ann, b. 19 Dec. 1677;
Samuel, again, 19 Nov. 1679, bapt. 16 May 1680; John, 10, bapt. 13 Nov. 1681;
Martha, b. 10, bapt. 18 Nov. 1683; Mary, b. 17 Apr. 1686; Maximilian, 14 Oct.
1688; Sarah, 19 Mar. 1691; and Ebenezer, 4, bapt. 10 Sept. 1693.  SAMUEL,
Portsmouth, N. H. or its neighb. m. 1 Mar. 1689, Sarah Berry of Newcastle,
perhaps d. of the first William, had Joanna, b. the next day; Samuel, 4 Oct.
1690; John, 8 Feb. 1693; Ann, 16 Feb. 1695; Solomon, 3 Jan. 1697; Susannah,
6 Nov. 1699; and ano. whether s. or d. can hardly be conject. from the name
giv. to it in Geneal. Reg. VII. 119.
      DOXY, THOMAS, New London 1650, by w. Catharine had Thomas, b. 
1651 and perhaps other ch. but d. 1652, one of the earliest in the planta. His 
wid. m. Daniel Lane, and the fam. rem. to L. I.
      DOYLE, ROBERT, perhaps of Lancaster, m. 30 Nov. 1680, Joanna, d. of
John Farrar of the same.
      DRAKE, ABRAHAM, Exeter, s. of Robert, b. in Devonsh. Eng. perhaps a.
1620, rem. with his f. to Hampton, by w. Jane wh. d. 25 Jan. 1676, had
Susanna; Abraham, b. 29 Dec. 1654; Sarah, 20 Aug. 1656, prob. d. young,
bef. May 1663; Mary, 25 Mar. 1658; Elizabeth 11 July 1660; Hannah, 14 Oct. 1662;
and Robert, 27 Sept. 1664; and at 84 yrs. was liv. 1712; had been a valua.
man in town affairs, and in 1673 was made marshal of the old Co. of
Norfolk.  Susanna was sec. w. of Capt. Anthony Brackett of Falmouth; and
next m. 30 Oct. 1700, John Taylor of Hampton; and Elizabeth m. Thomas Beadle of
Salem.  ABRAHAM, Hamp ton, s. of the preced. by w. Sarah had Sarah, b. 7
Nov. 1686; Abraham, 1689; Jane, 1691; Mary, 1693; and Nathaniel, 7 May 1695;
was selectman, had good est. and d. June 1714.  ENOCH, Windsor, s. of sec.
John, m. 11 Nov. 1680, Sarah, d. of John Porter, had Sarah, b. 31 May 1681;
Enoch, 1683; Nathaniel, 1685; Samuel, 27 July 1688, d. young; and Hannah, 6 Oct. 
1695.  He d. 21 Aug. 1698.  FRANCIS, Portsmouth 1661, was of gr. jury 1663, a
surveyor, perhaps rem. to N. J. soon after.  JACOB, Windsor, s. of John, b.
prob. in Eng. m. 12 Apr. 1649, Mary, d. of John
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Bissell, had no ch. d. 6 Aug. 1689.  His mo. liv. a wid. 22 yrs. and d. 7 Oct.
1681, aged 100.  JOB, Windsor, s. of John, b. in Eng. m. 25 June 1646, Mary,
d. of first Henry Wolcott, had Abigail, b. 28 Sept. 1648; Mary, 12 Dec. 1649;
Job, bapt. 28 Mar. 1652; Elizabeth b. 14 Nov. 1654;  Joseph, 16 Apr. 1657, d. at 7
yrs.; Hepzibah, 11 July 1659; and  Esther, 10 Oct. 1662; and d. 18 Sept. 1689.
Abigail m. 28 Aug. 1668, Israel Dewey; and Esther m. 16 Aug. 1681, Thomas
Griswold.  JOB, Windsor, s. of the preced. m. 13 Sept. 1677, Elizabeth wid. prob.
of Moses Cooke, d. of Daniel Clark, had Job, b. 26 Oct. 1678; and Mary, 29
Apr. 1680; Jacob, 29 Jan. 1683; Sarah, 10 May 1686; and, perhaps, more.  
JOB, Westfield, s. of sec. John, m. 20 Mar. 1672, Elizabeth Alvord,
had Jonathan, b. 4 Jan. 1673; and Elizabeth 4 Nov. 1675; perhaps more, certain.
Sarah.  Yet the two Jobs, cous. and the two ws. Elizabeth might well puzzle
the rec. and so ch. of one be giv. to ano. JOHN, Dorchester, or Boston, 
came in the fleet with  Winthrop prob.
as we find his req. 19 Oct. 1630 to be made freem. yet his  adm. is not
found, and he rem. from our col. perhaps as a purch. of Taunton 1639
[Baylies, I. 286], and not long after to Windsor, and  there, by a
cartwheel running over him, was k. 17 Aug. 1659, leav. s. Jacob and Job,
bef. ment. and John, beside one, if not more, d.  His wid. d. 7 Oct. 1681, but
we may hesitate at the old ch. rec. story of her hundredth yr. yet agree to the
main truth of her being call. "old wid. D."  JOHN, Windsor, s. of the
preced. b. in Eng. m. 30 Nov. 1648, Hannah,  d. of John Moore, had John, b.
14 Sept. 1649; Job, 15 June 1651;  Hannah, 8 Aug. 1653; Enoch, 8 Dec. 1655;
Ruth, 1 Dec. 1657;  Simon,28 Oct. 1659; Lydia, 26 Jan. 1662; Elizabeth 22 July
1664; Mary, 29 Jan. 1667; Mindwell, 10 Nov. 1671; and Joseph, 26 June 1674.
Lydia m. lO Apr. 1681, Joseph Loomis. He d. 1689, as did both of his brs.
and some of their fam.  JOHN, Weymouth, s. of Thomas, by w. Sarah had
Prudence, b. 9 Nov. 1688; and John, 20 Sept. 1694.  JOSEPH, Weymouth, s. of
Thomas, freem. 1691, by w. Elishama had Jane, b. 4 Sept. 1687.  JOSEPH,
Windsor, youngest s. of the sec. John, had Joseph, b. 21 Apr. 1697; Benjamin,
14 Apr. 1699; Ann, 30 Jan. 1701; John,  6 May 1703; William, 30 Dec. 1705;
Thomas, 18 May 1708; Abel, 24 Mar. 1710; and Moses, 20 July 1716. NATHANIEL,
Hampton 1653, eldest s. of Robert, b. in  Devonsh. a. 1612, had two ds.
ment. in the gr.f.'s will as Rachel and Jane; rem. to Portsmouth, was of gr.
jury in 1656, m. for sec. w. Jane, wid. of William Berry, was selectman 1691,
but his d. is not kn. His d. Jane m. 15 Dec. 1673, William Wallace.  ROBERT,
Exeter, without  any exact date, came from Devonsh. where he was b. 1580,
rem. to Hampton, in 1654 was selectman, d. 14 Jan. 1668.  His will of 5 May
1663, pro. 11 Apr. 1668, names only s. Nathaniel and Abraham, bef. ment. wh.
prob. he had brot. from Eng. men of full age, and d. Susanna with her
maiden name, the two ds. of Nathaniel by names, and Susanna, Mary, Elizabeth
and Hannah, the ch. of Abraham.  ROBERT, Hampton, s. of Abraham, m. 19 Oct.
1716, Sarah Knowles, both of sober yrs. had Robert, bapt. 2 Aug. 1719; and
Hannah, 28 Apr. 1723; and d. 6 Feb. 1743.  His w. d. 8 June 1742, aged 64.  
*SAMUEL, Fairfield 1650, rep.
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1662, rem. to East Chester 1665, had John, Samuel, and Joseph, and four
ds. all nam. beside w. Ann, in his will, made 30 May 1686, pro. next mo. when
all the ds. exc. Mary were m. Joseph had s. Joseph.  SAMUEL, Fairfield, s.
of the preced. had from his f. 1677 the est. in F. w. Ruth, but no ch. made
his will 12 Dec. 1691, and his inv. is ret. two mos. after.  SIMON, Windsor,
s. of the sec. John, m. 15 Dec. 1687, Hannah Mills, d. perhaps, of Simon, had
Simeon, b. 27 Aug. 1690, d. soon; Hannah, 29 Sept. 1694; Edee, 14 Nov. 1697;
Frances, 16 Oct. 1701, d. young; and Phineas, 21 Sept. 1706. THOMAS,
Weymouth, by w. Jane had John, b. 12 Mar. 1659; William, 30 May 1661;
Joseph, 28 Oct. 1663; Amy, 3 Feb. 1666; and Benjamin, 15 Jan. 1677.  I think
he m. 9 Mar. 1681, Mellicent, wid. of John Carver, d. of William Ford.
Perhaps he was of Dorchester 1640.  WILLIAM, Weymouth, s. of Thomas, by
w. Sarah had Sarah, b. May 1687; Abigail, 4 Apr. 1689; James, 7 May 1691;
and William, 20 July 1695.  A wid. Joan D. was adm. of the ch. of Boston 3
Aug. 1634, the same day with Gov. Bellingham and his w. but of her I kn. no
more.
      DRAKELEY, ROBERT, Woodbury, s. of Thomas, the first of the same, m.
4 July 1751, says Cothren, Mary Warner, whose f. is not ment. and he d. 1
July 1784.  THOMAS, Woodbury 1682, had come from Stratford, m. says
Cothren, Lydia Brooks of New Haven, whose f. is not nam. had Ann, b. May
1697; Thomas, May 1704; Robert, July 1709; Mary, July 1709; and William,
July 1714, wh. d. unm. 11 July 1769; and d. 5 Apr. 1734, aged 77.  He was,
perhaps, b. in Eng. for the surname is not early heard of in our country;
and his wid. d. 4 Dec. 1762.  THOMAS, Woodbury, eldest s. of the preced. m.
Eunice Hickok, d. prob. of Joseph, had, as Cothren tells, Lydia, b. 12 Jan.
1730; Mercy, 20 May 1733; Comfort, 5 Apr. 1737; Eunice, 17 July 1739;
Samuel, 18 May 1745; and Beatrice, if such be the decent name, giv. prob.
from the rec. Betteras, by Cothren, 18 Nov. 1749; and he liv. to 1789.
      DRAPER, JAMES, Dedham 1683, may be the same wh. was a propr. of
Lancaster 1654, and wh. was of Roxbury, freem. 1690, and d. 13 July 1697,
aged a. 73, says the inscript. on gr.stone wh. in Geneal. Reg. VII. 331 has
erron. date.  JAMES, Roxbury, perhaps s. of the preced. had Patience, b. 17
Aug. 1668; Jonathan, 10 Mar. 1670; his w. prob. d. or ano. James m. 18 Feb.
1681, Abigail Whiting, had Abigail, b. 29 Dec. 1681; perhaps Nathaniel, 2 Apr.
1684; Eunice, 5 Jan. 1689; and Ebenezer, 27 Apr. 1698; d. in 44th yr. 30 Apr.
1698.  His wid. d. 25 Oct. 1721.  Patience m. 13 Mar. 1689, or 90, Ebenezer
Cass.  JAMES, Roxbury, by w. Elizabeth had  William, b. 15 May 1686. MOSES,
Roxbury, perhaps br. of the preced. m. 7 July 1685, Hannah, d. of John
Chandler, wh. d. 9 June 1692, had Hannah, b. 8 Apr. 1686; Elizabeth 1687, d. 5
Nov.; and Elizabeth again, 17 Nov. 1688, d. the same day.  He soon had sec. w. Mary,
d. of Judah Thacher, and rem. to Boston, had Moses, bapt. 17 Sept. 1693 at sec. ch.  
NATHANIEL, Damaris
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cove 1651.  NICHOLAS, Salem 1637.  RICHARD, Boston, freem. 1690.  ROGER,
Concord, freem. 14 Mar. 1639, had Adam, and Lydia; the latter b. 11 Nov.
1641, m. John Law.  In the custom ho. rec. sent from Ipswich to London of
passeng. in the Francis, thence to Boston 1634, appears as one with the
strange name, Clear Drap, aged 30, of wh. we may safely judge the
surname abbreviat. for Draper, but the name of bapt. is beyond conject.
Of this name six had been, in 1834, gr. at Harv. and four at the other N.
E. coll.
      DRAWWATER, THOMAS, New Haven 1668, fin. for drinking unduly.
      DRAYTON, HENRY, Marshfield, able to bear arms 1643. JOHN, Maine
1642. Farmer.
      DRECKAN, NICHOLAS, came to Salem 1660.  Felt.
      DRESSER, JOHN, Rowley 1643, by w. Mary had Mary, b. 24 Apr. 1643, wh.
d. at 17 yrs.; Samuel, 10 Feb. 1644; Jonathan, 8 Jan. 1647, d. young; beside
Elizabeth Dec. 1656; and Mary, again, 24 July 1667; was a lieut. and d. 1672.
Elizabeth m. 11 June 1680, John Hopkinson; and Mary m. 4 Dec. 1696, Daniel
Foster. * JOHN, Rowley, possib. s. of the preced. and b. in Eng. call. jr. m.
21 Nov. 1662, Martha Thorla, perhaps d. of Richard, had John, b. 4 Dec.
1663; Martha, 1 Aug. 1671; Jonathan, Jan. 1674; Sarah, 27 Apr. 1678; Richard,
29 June 1679; Nathaniel, 27 Aug. 1681; Lydia, 17 July 1684, d. young; and
Elizabeth 14 Feb. 1686 or 7; was freem. 1684, rep. 1691, and some yrs. after.
SAMUEL, Salem 1638.  SAMUEL, Rowley, s. of first John, m. 9 Dec. 1668,
Mary, d. prob. of Thomas Leaver, had Samuel, b. 23 Aug. 1673; John, 1 Apr.
1676; Thomas, 21 May 1679, d. young; Joseph, 17 Mar. 1682; Thomas, again, 4
Apr. 1685; Jeremiah, 30 June 1687; Benjamin, 23 Sept. 1689; and Henry, 24
Apr. 1692; and d. 8 Dec. 1704.
      DREW, FRANCIS, Dover, s. of William, k. by the Ind. with a s. of 9 yrs.
1694, when his garris. ho. was destr.  JAMES, Portsmouth 1667. JOHN,
Plymouth, by w. Hannah had Elizabeth b. 5 Feb. 1674; John, 1676; Samuel, 1678;
Thomas, 1681; Nicholas, 1684; and Lemuel, 1687.  ROBERT, Boston, m. with
prefix of respect, 6 Nov. 1656, by Gov. Endicott, to Jemima, d. of John
Clark, had Elizabeth b. 22 July 1660.  ROSEMUND, Roxbury, if my copy from the rec. be 
trustworthy, m. 18 Feb. 1678, Mary Druce, d. of Vincent, had Rosemond, a s. bapt. at 
Roxbury, 12 Jan. 1679, tho. in his Hist. of Newton, Jackson, 268, perverts the name
from the gr.st. to Erasanan.  He enlarges our knowledge of three other
ch. Jonathan d. 1700, aged 19; Ebenezer d. 1715, aged 25; and Abigail 1717,
aged 27.  He says the eldest b. d. 1700, and their mo. d. 1719, in her 70th
yr.  THOMAS, Dover, perhaps s. or br. of William, in that part on Oyster
riv. now Durham, had a garris. ho. in 1694, where he was k. by the Ind.
after surrender, and a s. of 9 yrs. was k. in a frightful way. Possib.
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this may have been the tragedy of Francis.  Tradit. raises many doubts.
Thomas, prob. ano. s. with a young w. were tak. at same time and car. to
Canada.  Belkn. I. 138. 141.  WILLIAM, Dover 1648, d. a. 1669, leav. w. Elizabeth
wh. m. 20 July 1671, William Follet.  He had Francis, b. 1648; John, 1651;
perhaps James, and William.  Early in the eighteenth centu. there were at
Newton, Jonathan, Ebenezer, and one or more others of this name, all
young, but I have not learn. their derivat.
      DRINKER, EDWARD, Charlestown, s. of Philip, b. in Eng. came with his f.
was a potter, constable 1652, rem. to Boston, and was one of the found.
of the first Bapt. ch. in Boston 1663, yet a lieut. in Philip's war, of Capt
Turner's comp. tho. in his Hist. of the Baptists, Backus shows that the
bigotry of the day refus. him, as unworthy of such command in the first
yr. of the war.  He preach. in 1678 to the humble congregat. in Boston, and
d. 1700.  His w. Hannah d. 14 May 1693; and he m. 6 Mar. foll. Mary Emmons.
In his will, made 1696, names no ch. but ment. w. Mary, br. John, and niece
Mary, w. of Benjamin Emmons; to the two former leav. est. for life, and
remainder to niece.  John, Charlestown, br. of the preced. b. in Eng. came
with his f. by w. Elizabeth had John, b. 31 Mar. 1653; Elizabeth 28 Aug. 1654; Mary,
16 Oct. 1655; Sarah, 4 Feb. 1657; Philip, 28 May 1659; and ch. not nam. 24 Sept.
1662; possib. he rem. in later days, but so late as 1696 was ment. in his
bro.'s will.  Perhaps he was gr.f. of that John, sometimes call. Edward, b.
in a log cabin on what is now Walnut str. corner of Second, Philadelphia,
24 Dec. 1680, some mos. bef. Penn's charter, and d. 17, or as the ch. rec.
says 18 Nov. 1782, of course, allow. for change of style, 101 yrs. 10 mos.
and 14 or 15 days old, whose age is by Dr. Rush and others fondly stretch.
to 103.  He had eighteen ch. by first w. and none by three other ws.
sometimes sat at his table with 14 ch. says tradit. and not long bef. his
d. heard of one of his gr.ch. hav. a gr.ch.  See Watson's Ann. of Philad.
PHILIP, Charlestown 1635, came in the Abigail that yr. aged 39, with w.
Elizabeth 32; Edward, 13; and John, 8; freem. 17 May 1637, kept the first ferry
over Mistick 1640, d. 23 June 1647, in his will, two days bef. makes ment.
of no other relat. than w. and those two s.
      DRISCOLL, FLORENCE, Windsor, or Wethersfield, d 1678, prob, unm.
      DRIVER, JOHN, Lynn, s. perhaps of first Robert, by w. Elizabeth wh. d.
26 May 1674, had John, b. 23, d. 31 of the same mo.; and by sec. w.
John, again, b. 16 May 1678; and Eleazer, Aug. 1680, d. same mo. RICHARD,
Lynn, perhaps br. of the preced. m. 6 Jan. 1664, Sarah Salmon. ROBERT,
Lynn, 1630, freem. 6 May 1635, d. says Lewis, 3 Apr. 1680, aged 87.  His w.
d. Feb. 1683.  His s. ROBERT, wh. came in Abigail 1635, aged 8, liv. at Lynn,
had Sarah, wh. d. 5 Feb. 1667.
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Ruth, b. 4 Oct. 1667; Salmon, Aug. 1670; and John, 2 Dec. 1673; was hang. for
murder 18 Mar. 1675, as relat. by Mather, VI. 39.  Lewis.  WILLIAM, Salem
1687, d. 1691, leav. w. Mary.  Felt. He had John, b. 3 July 1685; Thomas, 24
Mar. 1687; Elizabeth 28 Apr. 1689; and Michael, 13 July 1691.
      DROWNE, LEONARD, Kittery, shipwright, m. Elizabeth Abbot, perhaps d. of
Richard of Portsmouth, had Solomon, b. 23 Jan. 1682; Samuel, Simeon, Shem,
Susanna, wh. m. as is said, John Johnson of Boston, and Mary, wh. m. as is
said, 24 Apr. 1712, James Kettle of Charlestown.  Little is to be glean. exact. on priv.
life of most in that country in that age, when liable to be driv. from his
home, as was D. for yrs. after being one of the found. of the first Bapt.
ch. in Maine 1682.  He had practis. his trade at Boston a doz. yrs. when
his w. d. 1704; and by sec. w. had no ch.  He d. 31  Oct. 1729, aged 83.  See
Greenleaf, 241.  SHEM, Boston, s. of Leonard  of the same, had, it is
erron. said, m. a d. of Richard Russell, nam. Catharine, as is further said,
and thro. her deriv. title to the gr. of Eastern lds. made to Aldworth and
Elbridge from Sir F. Gorges bef. Boston was sett.  See Drake, 615, wh. got
his inform. through poor source, in this matter. His w. was d. of Timothy
Clark, in his will well provid. for.  He d. 13 Jan. 1774; and had d. 
Sarah, wh. m.  Rev. Jeremiah Condy of Boston.  Rev. Samuel, b. at
Bristol, R. I.  was min. of 3d Congr. ch. Portsmouth, N. H. his br. Solomon
was, 1773, an Assist. of R. I.; and one Nathaniel P. a physician, wh. d. at
Boston 9 Feb. 1771, in his 26th yr. had been gr. H. C. 1764.  SOLOMON,
Bristol, br. of the preced. m. 8 Nov. 1705, and had eleven ch. Solomon, b. 4
Oct. 1706; Esther, 26 Oct. 1708; Elizabeth 8 Sept. 1710; Joseph, 8 Feb. 1712;
Bathsheba, 10 June 1715; Benjamin, 9 June 1717; Mary, 7 June 1719; Samuel,
31 July 1721; Sarah, 23 July 1723; Jonathan, 29 July 1725; and Shem, 13
June 1728.  He d. 9 Oct. 1730, and his wid. (whose name of bapt. or fam. we
see not) d. 26 July 1744.    DRUCE, or DRUSE, John, Cambridge vill. now Newton, s. 
of Vincent, had by w. Mary, bapt. at Roxbury, 13 Sept. 1674, John (b. 25 Feb.
1669), and Mary, and Hannah, a fortnight later; was mort. wound. 1 July
1675 in Capt. Prentice's troop on the morning march from Rehoboth to
Swanzey, brot. home, and d. next day.  Apostle Eliot in ch. rec. writes, "he
acquit. hims. valiant."  His nuncup. will, pro. by oath of Joseph Dudley, 16
Aug. foll. is in our Vol. VI.  RICHARD, Boston, by w. Jane had William, b. 1
May 1660.  VINCENT, Hingham 1637, freem. 1645, as Mr.
Paige conject. when the name is writ. Vincent Ruth, as perhaps his
utterance was indistinct, and the clk. wh. enrol. judg. by sound.  I concur
in this astute conject. for two reasons; (beside the strangeness of such
a surname) Vincent is exceeding. rare as bapt. name;--and the next above
and below him in the Rec. list, was a Hingham man; rem. bef. 1652 to
Cambridge, liv. on S. side of the riv. now Newton, had sh. in the div. for
Cambridge people of Shawsheen lds. and in that rec. his name is Druse, as
also in Roxbury rec. His ch. were Vincent; John,
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bef. ment.; Mary, wh. m. 18 Feb. 1678, Rosamond Drew; and in his
will of 29 Nov. 1677, he provides for the ch. of s. John, makes their mo.
and his s.-in-law Rozman Drew Excors. VINCENT, Cambridge vill. s. of the
preced. by w. Elizabeth had John, b. 25 Feb. 1668; Mehitable, 26 Sept. 1670;
Mary, 9 Aug. 1672; and Deliverance, 15 Mar. 1674; d. 1683, or bef. June
1684, when his will was pro. leav. wid. Elizabeth Beside these four ch. wh. are
nam. in the will, he had Vincent.
      DRUMER, SAMUEL, Lynn, d. 30 Nov. 1676, as Felt, in Geneal. Reg. V. 96,
shows; but his name was not bef. ever heard, I think.    DRUMMOND, John,
Boston, m. 27 Nov. 1661, wid. Lydia Hallet; but any thing more is not kn.
      DRURY, GEORGE, came in the Abigail, 1635, aged 19. || HUGH, Boston
1640, carpenter, freem. 1654, constable 1655 and 6, ar. co. 1659, liv. some
yrs. at Sudbury, there by w. Lydia, wh. join. our ch. 12 Mar. 1648, and d.
1675, had John, b. 2 May 1646; and Thomas; m. 1676, sec. w. Mary, wid. of
Edward Fletcher, and d. 1689.  JOHN, Boston, 1672, freem. 1673, carpenter,
s. of the preced. by w. Mary had Thomas and John, and d. 1678. * THOMAS,
Sudbury, br. of the preced. m. 15 Dec. 1687, Rachel, d. of Henry Rice, had
Caleb, b. 5 Oct. 1688; Thomas, 29 Aug. 1690; John; Mary; Rachel; Lydia; Elizabeth
22 June 1701; Micah, 2 May 1704; and Uriah, 17 Jan. 1707; was the first rep.
of Framingham 1701, selectman, and town clk. many yrs.  His will was pro. 11
Nov. 1723.
      DUCKWORTH, CHARLES, a soldier in Philip's war, of Turner's comp. left
at Quaboag, Mar. 1676.
      DUDBRIDGE, WILLIAM, Gloucester, had grs. of ld. 1645 and 9.
      DUDY, MOSES, found by Mr. Babson at Gloucester, as serv. of Robert
Elwell, press. into milit. serv. in PhilipÕs war, 1676, outliv. it, and had gr. of
ld. in that town. 
      DUDLEY, BYLEY, Exeter, s. of the first Samuel, m. 25 Oct. 1682, Elizabeth
Gilman, d. of Moses, had no ch. and d. 1728.  FRANCIS, Concord, m. 26 Oct.
1665, Sarah Wheeler, had Mary, Joseph, Samuel, Sarah, John, and Francis.
HUGH, Springfield, in the employm. of William Pynchon, m. 1656, Mary, d.
perhaps of wid. Elizabeth Copley, sold out his prop. and rem.  JAMES, Exeter, s.
of the first Samuel, merch. m. Elizabeth Leavitt, d. of Samuel, and d. 14 Nov.
1720.  His wid. m. 8 Oct. 1724, Robert Briscoe; and next, 22 Sept. 1730, Rev.
John Odlin, both of Exeter.  JOHN, Charlestown 1658, was a witness 30 Mar.
1671, then call. 55 yrs. old.  He may have m. Hannah, d. of John Poulter,
and as Shattuck says, liv. at Concord, yet the age would be discord. with
such suppos. but cannot be the man wh. was at Guilford 1673, m. that yr.
Martha French, had John, b. 1675; Mary, 14 May 1678; Nathaniel, 10 Feb.
1680; Ebenezer, 27 Feb. 1682; Mercy, 1684; Jonathan, 1686; Elizabeth 1 Oct. 1688;
and Naomi, Oct. 1690, in wh. yr. he d. all the ch. then liv.  His name was
early writ. Deadly; and he seems not connect.
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with other D.'s at G. ¤ à * || JOSEPH, Roxbury, s. of Gov. Thomas. freem. 1672,
rep. 1673-5, ar. co. 1677, an Assist. 1676 to 85, made Presid. of the Cols.
of Mass. and N. H. 1686, had visit. Eng,. in 1682, was of Andros's counc. and
made Ch. Just. of an unconstitutional Sup. Court; after being long impris.
here, on the Revo. went in Feb. 1690 to Eng. but came back the same yr. 
with commiss. as Ch. Just. of Mass. and was aft. Dep. Gov. of the Isle of
Wight under Lord Cutts, as Hutch. II. 86 shows, 8 yrs. and came home 1702,
with commiss. as Gov. wh. place he serv. until Nov. 1715, d. 2 Apr. 1720.  Of
the charact. of so disting. a politician the lineaments will borrow colors
from the artist's pencil; yet that of Hutch. II. 213, 214, shows an honorab.
impartiality, especially when we reflect how he must have kn. the envenom.
hatred of his relat. the Mathers.  Something darker is the portrait in
Bancroft, III. 100, but he may have mistak. the secret feeling of Dudley's
heart, and fell into wonderful error, when he closed the relation with
that sad retribut.  "His grave is among strangers," for all Roxbury could
testify that his final resting place is close to that of his f. and that he
was bur. in his native town, where he passed the last eighteen yrs. of his
life.  In later editions the historian struck out that clause of
malediction.  His will of 27 Oct. 1719, ment. only two s. and bequeathes
"his body to be bur. with his f."  His w. Rebecca, d. of Edward Tyng, had
Thomas, b. 26 Feb. 1670, bapt. next day, H. C. 1685, d. young; Edward, 4
Sept. 1671; Joseph, 8, bapt. 9 Nov. 1673; Paul, 3, bapt. 5 Sept. 1675, H. C.
1690 (a much disting. man, Ch. Just. of the Prov. F. R. S. m. 15 Sept. 1703,
Lucy Wainwright), and d. 21 Jan. 1751; Samuel, 7 Sept. 1677; John, 28 Feb.
bapt. 2 Mar. 1679; Rebecca, 16, bapt. 22 May 1681, m. 15 Sept. 1702, Samuel
Sewall; Catharine, 7 Jan., 1683, d. same day; Ann, 27, bapt. 31 Aug. 1684, m.
16 Dec. 1707, John Winthrop; William, 20, bapt. 24 Oct. 1686, H. C. 1704 (a
man of emin. speaker of the ho. mem. of his majesty's counc. f. of Thomas,
H. C. 1750, and of Joseph, H. C. 1751); Daniel, 4 Feb. 1689; Catharine, again,
5 Jan. 1690, wh. m. 20 Apr. 1714, William Dummer; and Mary, 2 Nov. 1692, wh.
m. 1 Jan. 1713, Francis Wainwright, and next, Joseph Atkins, and d. 19 Nov.
1774; and the wid. of the Gov. d. 21 Sept. 1722, aged 71.  One of the most
curious combinat. in N. E. Hist. is detail. in his corresp. with Incr. and
Cotton Mather, 1708, for wh. see 1 Mass. Hist. Coll. III. 126-137.  Both of
the rev. casuists display much shrewdness and more malignity.  JOSEPH,
Guilford, s. of William, of the same, m. 6 Oct. 1670, Ann, d. of Thomas
Robinson, had Joseph, and Benjamin, tw. b. 17 June 1671; Caleb, 1673;
Joshua, 17 Dec. 1674; Miles, 17 Dec. 1676; William; Mary, wh. m. Joseph
Wright of Colchester; Mercy, wh. m. Joseph Bartlett of Northampton; and
Ann; and d. 3 June 1712. || PAUL, Boston, merch. youngest s. of Gov. Thomas,
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ar. co. 1677, m. Mary, d. of Gov. Leverett, had Paul, b. 4, bapt. 14 Mar.
1678, sh. prob. d. young; and Thomas, bapt. 2 May 1680, beside,
perhaps, a posthum. ch. provid. for in his will, that was b. 26 Apr. 1682,
and four days after bapt. Paul, at Willard's ch.  He was Collector of the
customs under the Col. ordin. and d. 1 Dec. 1681.  His wid. m. Penn
Townsend, as 2d w. * SAMUEL, Exeter, eldest br. of the preced. b. not,
perhaps, at Northampton in Eng. a. 1610, as often said, came with his f. in
1630, was lieut. in 1631, freem. 7 Oct. 1640, m. 1632 or 3, Mary, d. of first
Gov. Winthrop had in Boston prob. Thomas, bapt. 9 Mar. 1634, H. C. 1651; John,
28 June 1635; Margaret, at Cambridge, d. young; Samuel at Boston, b. 2,
bapt. 11 Aug. 1639, d. within four years; and at Salisbury, Ann, b. 16 Oct.
1641, wh. m. Edward Hilton of Exeter.  His w. d. 12 Apr. 1643, but he soon m.
ano. Mary, wh. is by Mr. Dean Dudley with much prob. conject. to have been
sis. of Henry Byley, had Theophilus, 31 Oct. 1644; Mary, 21 Apr. 1646, d.
soon; Byley, 27 Sept. 1647; Mary, again, 6 Jan. 1650; and Thomas, again; and
by third w. Elizabeth had Elizabeth b. 1652; Stephen; James, b. 1663; Timothy; Abigail;
Dorothy; Rebecca; and Samuel; but we kn. not their respective dates. He
was rep. for Salisbury 1644, had some desire to go to New London; but was
some yrs. at Hampton, and finally bec. the min. at E. and d. 10 Feb. 1684.
Mary m. Samuel Hardy of Beverly; Abigail m. a Watson; Dorothy m. 26 Oct.
1681, Moses Leavitt; Rebecca m. 21 Nov. 1681, Francis Lyford; and Elizabeth m.
25 Sept. 1674, Kinsley Hall.  SAMUEL, Exeter, perhaps youngest ch. of the
preced. by w. Hannah had Samuel; Jonathan; Mary; Joanna; Elizabeth b. 9 Feb.
1714; Sarah, 9 Apr. 1716; and Mary; and he d. 1732.  STEPHEN, Exeter, s. of
the first Samuel, m. 24 Dec. 1684, Sarah, d. of John Gilman; sec. w. Mary
Thing, perhaps d. of Jonathan; and third w. Mercy Gilman, perhaps d. of
John; and it is said had seven s. four ds. and d. 1734.  His ch. all by first
w. were Samuel, b. 19 Dec. 1686; Stephen, 10 Mar. 1688; James, 11 June 1690;
John, 4 Oct. 1692, k. by the Ind. 1710; Nicholas, 27 Aug. 1694; Joanna, 3 May
1697; Treworthy, 1700; Joseph, 1702; Sarah, 15 Jan. 1706; Abigail; and Elizabeth
THEOPHILUS, Exeter, s. of the first Samuel, eldest by the sec. w. was
never m. but was a judge from 1707 to 1713. * THOMAS, Roxbury, third Gov.
of Mass. Bay, and sec. in it, acc. the Royal chart. was s. of Capt. Roger,
it is said, b. at Northampton, Eng. 1576; having leave from Queen Elizabeth to
volunteer, he serv. under Henry IV. of France, says a reputab. tradit. at
the siege of Amiens, liv. after at Northampton, but by Isaac Johnson, wh.
names him one of the Excors. of his will, is call. of Clipsham, Co. Rutland.
He came over 1630, prob. in the Arbella, as dep. gov. was early at
Newtown, or Cambridge, and a short time at Ipswich, had a mill
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at Watertown, at last fix. at R. was an Assist. 1635, and some later yrs.
but dep. gov. 13 yrs. Gov. 1634, 40, 5, and 50, and d. 31 July 1653, aged 76,
was bur. 6 Aug.  His w. Dorothy d. 27 Dec. 1643, aged 61, and he m. 14 Apr.
foll.  Catharine, wid. of Samuel Hackburne, whose maiden name was Dighton,
and wh. m. 8 Nov. 1653, Rev. John Allin of Dedham.  The ch. of both ws.
were, perhaps, Thomas, bred at Emanuel Coll. Cam bridge, where he had his
degrees 1626, and 1630, but certain. he came not to our country bef. 1636,
if at all; yet that he did come, may be argu. from the strange add. of sen.
to the name of the f. at his elect. as Dep. Gov. 17 May 1637, for the first
time, while from the omission of the epith. at all subseq. ment. of him, one
will infer, that the s. d. within that yr.; Samuel, bef. ment.; Ann, b. a.
1612, m. bef. leav. Eng. Simon Bradstreet, the Gov. after, wh. was a lady of
literary powers, and d. 16 Sept. 1672; Patience m. maj.-gen. Daniel Denison;
Sarah, bapt. at Sempringham in Lincolnsh. 23 July 1620, m. 6 Sept. 1648,
maj. Benjamin Payne of Boston, and after his repudiat. of her, one Pacy
(I suppose, only for convenience), d. 3 Nov. 1659, when her est. as by inv.
sw. by Capt. James Johnson, less than £10, was by the Court giv. to her d.
Ann K.; Mercy, b. 27 Sept. 1621, m. Rev. John Woodbridge, d. 1 July 1691;
these all b. prob. in Eng. by the first w. and Deborah, 27 Feb. bapt. 2 Mar.
1645, wh. m. Jonathan Wade of Medford; Joseph, 23, bapt. 26  Sept. 1647, H.
C. 1665; and Paul, bapt. 8 Sept. 1650, both bef. ment. by sec. w.  THOMAS,
Exeter, eldest s. of Samuel, was tutor at the Coll. for a short time, d.
unm.; in his will wh. was pro. 7 Nov. 1655 refers to few matters.  It is in
Geneal. Reg. V. 444.  THOMAS, s. of Samuel by  his sec. w. sw. alleg. at
Hampton 1678, had w. Mary, d. 1713.  WILLIAM, Guilford 1639, m. 1636 at
Oakley in Surry, Eng. Jane Lutman wh. came with him prob. as friends of
Rev. Henry Whitfield, and d. 1  May 1674, had William, b. 8 Sept. 1639;
Joseph, 24 Apr. 1643; Ruth, 20 Apr. 1645; Deborah, 20 Sept. 1647; and ano.
ch. and d.6 Mar. 1684.  Ruth m. 20 June 1664, John Whittlesey of Saybrook;
and  Deborah m. first, 1671, Ebenezer Thompson, and, next, Thomas
Scranton.  WILLIAM, Saybrook, s. of the preced. m. 4 Nov. 1661, Mary Roe,
or Stow, as the rec. is uncert. had Mary, b. 6 Sept. 1662; William, 8 Aug.
1665; Abigail, 24 May 1667; Joseph, 3 Mar. 1669, d. at 16 mos.; Deborah, 11
Nov. 1670; Samuel, 4 Nov. 1672; Joseph, again, 14 Sept. 1674; Sarah, 3 Jan.
1676; and Elizabeth prob. 4 Mar. 1679; and be d. a. 1700. His wid. m. Richard
Dart of New London.  Abigail m. 9 May 1686, John Kent of Suffield.  Eight 
of this name, all, Farmer says, descend. of Gov. Thomas, had been gr. at 
Harv. 1767.
      DUDSON, FRANCIS, Boston, by w. Martha, had Samuel, b. 14 Feb. 1675;
and Martha, 18 Mar. 1679.  JOSEPH, Boston, m. Abigail, d. of  Robert Button,
had Joseph, b. 11 July 1669; Robert, 20 Mar. 1672; and Abigail, 25 Mar. 1676.
His wid. m. 15 Nov. 1698, Barnabas Lothrop.                                   
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      DUGALL, or DOUGALL, ALISTER, Lynn, perhaps a Scotch prisoner from
the field of Dunbar 1650, or of Worcester the yr. foll. sent over and sold
here; and one of the very few that liv. to bring up a fam.; by w. Hannah
had James, b. 19 Nov. 1660; John, 9 Oct. 1663; Joseph, 22 July 1668; Mary, 9
Apr. 1671; Elizabeth 25 Oct. 1676; Allen, 13 Sept. 1679, d. in two yrs.; and
Samuel, 4 Oct. 1682.
      DUMBLETON, JOHN, Springfield 1649, came in the serv. of William
Whiting of Hartford, had John, b. 1658; and Nathaniel, 1664; beside six ds.
wh. all m. Sarah m. 19 Dec. 1678, Josiah Leonard. JOHN, S. of the preced. m.
18 Mar. 1675, Lydia, d. of John Leonard, and had a d. but in Philip's war
was k. by the Ind. at Westfield 27 Oct. 1675. NATHANIEL, Springfield, br. of
the preced. had six ch. Sprague, Hist. Disc. 24.
      DUMMER, || JEREMIAH, Boston, s. of Richard, a goldsmith, wh. serv. his
apprenticesh. with John Hull, ar. co. 1671, m. 1672, Ann, sometimes call.
Hannah, d. of Joshua Atwater, had, beside Jeremy, H. C. 1699 (wh. after
stud. at the Univ. of Utrecht, was a lawyer, agent at Queen Anne's court,
wit, and friend of St. John, Viscount Bolingbroke, and d. 19 May 1739, in
Eng.); William, wh. was Lieut. Gov. of the Prov. both under Shute and
Burnet; Samuel; and Ann, wh. m. John Powell. He was freem. 1680, of the
Counc. of Safety, or provis. governm. 1689, on the rising against Andros,
and d. 25 May 1718. Hutch. I. 382.  * RICHARD, Newbury, b. a. 1599 at
Bishopstoke, Hants, sec. s. of John, came in the Whale from Southampton,
arr. 26 May 1632, had prob. the yr. bef. encourag. the comp. of
husbandmen in their project for Sagadahoc; and he first sat down at
Roxbury, built a mill there 1633, freem. 6 Nov. 1632, rem. in short time to
Boston, at desire of his w. Mary, wh. d. in few yrs. and he then rem. to
Newbury with early sett. was an Assist. 1635 and 6, favor. Wheelwright,
and was turn. out and disarm. 1637, and soon went home, came again 1638,
in the Bevis from Southampton, then call. 40 yrs. old, with brs. and other
relat.; was rep. 1640, 5 and 7; m. for sec. w. 1644, Frances, wid. o Rev.
Jonathan Burr of Dorchester, wh. d. 19 Nov. 1682, aged 70, had Jeremiah, b.
14 Sept. 1645, bef. ment.; Hannah, 7 Nov. 1647; Richard, 13 Jan. 1650; and
William, 18 Jan. or 28 May 1659; d. 14 Dec. 1678. By former w. had Shubael,
b. perhaps at Ipswich, 17 Feb. 1636, H. C. 1656. RICHARD, Newbury, s. of the
preced. m. 12 Nov. 1673, Elizabeth d. of John Appleton of Ipswich, had Hannah, b.
12 Aug,. 1674; John, 8 Aug,. 1676; Richard, 21 July 1678, d. soon; Richard,
again, 22 June 1680; Elizabeth 28 July 1682; Nathaniel, 1685, wh. liv. to 27 Feb.
1767; and Shubael, 10 Jan. 1687; was freem. 1677, of the Counc. of Safety
Apr. 1689, and d. 4 July foll. SAMUEL, York, s. of first Richard, began
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to preach 1660, at least was desir. by some inhabs. of Salisbury, wh. wish. to set. 
new town, now Amesbury 1662, was freem. 1666, ord. 3 Dec. 1672, m. a d. of 
Edward Rishworth, was k. with 47 others in the assault by the Ind. 25 Jan. 1692;
at the same time his w. was carr. away, and soon d. of hardships  in the
wilderness. Magn. VII. 77. STEPHEN, Newbury, br. of first Richard, came in
the Bevis from Southampton 1638, with w. whose name was  Alice Archer,
aged 35; and ch. Jane, 10; Dorothy, 6; Richard, 4; and  Thomas, 2; as is
conject. from the custom ho. list, wh. also gives him ten  serv. (unless
some were for other people), tak. in connex. with our knowl. is about
other of his relat. was freem. 22 May 1639; had Mehitabel, b. 1 Jan. 1640.
Jane m. 25 Mar. 1646, Henry Sewall, jr. and the f. went home next yr. and, I
presume, carr. all the other ch. THOMAS, Salisbury, br. of the preced.
came with him in the Bevis, with Joan D. wh. may have been his w. 19; had
Joanna, wh. m. Thomas. Nelson; freem. 13 May 1640. Three of this name had
been gr. at Harv. in 1834 and the latest 90 yrs. bef.; and four at Bowd.
      DUNBAR, PETER, Hingham, m. 25 Mar. 1691, Sarah, d. of John  Cushing,
had Elisha, and others. ROBERT, Hingham, had John, b. 1 Dec. 1657; and perhaps
others. Eight of this name had been gr. at Harv. and four at other N. E.
coll. of wh. Rev. Samuel, H. C. 1723, and others may be descend. But of this
fam. I find very little to be told.
      DUNCAN, JABEZ, a soldier in Philip's war, of Capt. Turner's comp.
Apr. 1676. JOSEPH, Dover, k. by the Ind. 27 June 1689, with twenty two
others.  || NATHANIEL, Dorchester 1630, came, doubtless, in the Mary and
John with the other first sett. of that town, freem. 6 May  1635, ar. co.
1638, a capt. auditor gen. and rep. skill. says Johnson,  "in the Latin and
French," brot. perhaps, w. Elizabeth s. Nathaniel, wh. was of ar. co. 1654, had
also Peter, rem. to Boston a. 1646, and d. a 1668. || PETER, Dorchester, s.
of the preced. ar. co. 1664, rem. to Gloucester, m. Mary, d. of Martha
Epes, the sec. or third w. of Samuel Symonds, Esqr. of Ipswich, had Martha,
b. 10 Nov. 1665; Elizabeth 28 Feb. 1667, d. soon; Mary, 12 Nov. 1659, on rec. at
Boston, wh. m. 21 June 1678, the sec. William Sargent; Elizabeth again, 30 Aug,. 1661;
Ruth, 27 July 1663; Peter, 2 Nov. 1665, Priscilla, 9 Jan. 1667; Margery, 8 Jan.
1670; and Daniel, 19 May 1672.
      DUNEN, or DUNNIN, alias SINGLETARY, JONATHAN, Killingworth 1663,
had Ruth, b. 1666; and Eunice, 1668; and prob. rem.
      DUNFORD, JOHN, PLYMOUTH 1639. Felt. He does not stand among the "fit
to bear arms" 1643.
      DUNGIN, THOMAS, Newport 1651, in Dr. Stiles's list of freem. there
1656. By w. Frances he had Barbara, wh. m. James Barker.
      DUNHAM, BENAIAH. Eastham, m. 25 Oct. 1660, Elizabeth Tilson, had  Edmund,
b. 25 July 1661; John, 22 Aug. 1663, d. in 2 wks.; Elizabeth 20 Nov. 1654, d. at 3
yrs.; Hannah, 4 June 1666, d. young; and Benjamin,
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28 Oct. 1667. BENJAMIN, Eastham, prob. br. of the preced. m. 25 Oct. 1660,
Mary Tilson.  John, Plymouth 1633, rep. 1639,and often after, was deac.
among the first purch. of Dartmouth; had w. Abigail, s. John, Benaiah, and
Daniel, perhaps b. in Eng. and d. 2 Mar. 1669, aged 80. Persis D. wh. m. at
Plymouth, 29 Nov. 1655, Benajah Pratt, may have been his d. His will of 25
Jan. bef. his d. names all these, and s.-in-law Stephen Wood. JOHN,
Plymouth, s. of the preced. m. Mary, d. of Roger Porter of Watertown,
had Jonathan, b. 12 Aug. 1650, d. in 2 wks.; and Samuel, 25 Feb. 1652. 
JOHN, Woburn, had Patience, b. 8 Mar. 1645. JOHN, Barnstable, 
perhaps gr.s. of first John, m. 1 Mar. 1680, Mary Smith, had
Thomas, b. 25 Dec. 1680; John, 18 May 1682; Ebenezer, 17 Apr. 1684; Desire,
10 Dec. 1685; Elisha, 1 Sept. 1687; Mercy, 10 June 1689; and Benjamin, 20
June 1691; and d. 2 Jan. 1696, aged 46. * JONATHAN, Barnstable, m. 29 Nov.
1655, Mary, d. of Philip Delano, wh. d. early, and he m. 15 Oct. 1657, Mary,
d. of Henry Cobb, was rep. 1689, for Middleborough; and serv. among the
islands as min. to the Ind. but as in 1694 ord. at Edgartown.  JOSEPH,
Plymouth, m. 18 Nov. 1657, Mercy, d. of Secr. Morton, wh. d. 19 Feb. 1667;
and he m. 20 Aug. 1669, Esther Wormall, perhaps d. of Joseph. * Samuel,
Plymouth, perhaps s. of first John, m. 29 June 1649, Mary, wid. of William
Falloway, had Sarah, b. 10 Apr. 1650; two s. 29 Dec. 1651,both d. soon; was
rep. 1668.  Thomas, Plymouth, perhaps s. of first John, was fit to bear
arms 1643, m. Martha, d. of George Knott, I think.
      DUNK, or DUNCK, THOMAS, Guilford 1645, Saybrook 1662, on Lyme side
1673, was from Kent, Eng. had br. John at Benenden in that Co. m. wid. of
Thomas North of New Haven, wh. had first been wid. aged 16, or 17, of Philip
Petersfield of Turnstile Alley in the parish of Holborne, and was d. of
Walter Price of Newington Butts, Co. Surrey, and had come to N. H. a. 1644.
She got leave of her h. to go home 1670, to look after est. as appears in
Geneal. Reg. XI. 159, and prob. did not come back, but d. in Eng,. He was
younger than she, prob. and m. 10 July 1677, Elizabeth Stedman, had Thomas, b.
6 Aug. 1678; and his  d. 6 Oct. foll.; he d. 9 Aug. 1683.
      DUNKIN, JOHN, Billerica 1675, had two s. k. by the Ind. there, 1 Aug.
1692. SAMUEL, Newbury 1638, perhaps rem. to Boston, had there beside
other ch. Thomas, b. 15 Jan. 1656; and in 1672 had ld. at Muddy riv. now
Brookline. SAMUEL, Roxbury, prob. s. of the preced.  w. Deliverance had
Margaret, b. 17 Mar. 1670; Sarah, 23 Sept. 1674 ; Jabez, 20 Aug. 1678 ;
Deliverance, 29 Sept. 1681; and Samuel, 14 Aug. 1689, d. soon; and f. d. 19
Nov. 1693.
      DUNN, RICHARD, Newport, freem. 1655, Westerly 1661. THOMAS,
Weymouth, freem. of Mass. 1647, rem. to Rehoboth, and soon to New
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Haven, there sw. fidel. in Mar. 1648, new yr. bot. est. at Fairfield, there
d. 1660, without w. or ch. and gave his prop. to Rev. John Jones. WILLIAM,
Salem, m. 6 June 1684, Elizabeth Haskett, perhaps d. of Stephen, had John, b. 23
May 1686; and William, 1 Aug. 1689.
      DUNNELL. See Dwinell.
      DUNNING, GEORGE, New Haven 1644, rem. soon. HICKS, Hingham, m. 7
Dec. 1669, Sarah, d. of Thomas Joy, had Edmund, b. 31 Mar. 1672; but in the
will of Joy his name is writ. Dunham or Denham. JONATHAN, a soldier in
Turner's comp. serv. Apr. 1676 on Conn. riv.
      DUNNY, JAMES, Boston, freem. 1690.
      DUNSTER, || HENRY, Cambridge, first Presid. of Harv. Coll. a
Lancashire man, s. of Henry of Balehoult, a seat in Bury of that Co. came
in 1640, and resid. a short time in Boston, was of ar. co. 1640, but not of
our ch. so that we may he sure he was of ano. town prob. Cambridge bef.
adm. as freem. 2 June 1641; was bred at Magdalen Coll. in the Univ. of
Cambridge, had his degrees 1630, and 1634. Soon after com. he was made
presid. 27 Aug. 1640, compell. to resign 24 Oct. 1654, on acco. of his
opinions on inf. bapt. He was desir. to come to Ireland by the deputy
Henry Cromwell and his counc. and 50 advance. for his passage, but he
was nice eno. to avoid that evil, and d. at Scituate 18 or 27 Feb. 1659,
where he preach. all his latter days; but his heart's desire was to be
bur. at Cambridge, where, in his will, he says lay the remains of some of
his babes. He names, as liv. two s. David, and Jonathan, d. Elizabeth sis. Hills,
w. of Joseph of Malden, and her childr. sis. Willard of Concord, and her
childr. and cous. Faith D. His first w. Elizabeth m. June 1641, d. 23 Aug. 1 643;
she was wid. of Rev. Josse Glover, by sec. w. Eliz he had David, b. 16 May
1645; Dorothy, 29 Jan. 1648; Henry, 1650; Jonathan, 28 Sept. or ano. acco.
says, 26 Oct. 1663; and, after rem. from C. to S., Elizabeth 29 Dec. 1666. Elizabeth
wh. at l Cambridge they presume to have been his wid d. in her 60th yr. 12
Sept. 1690, as the rec. plainly, but falsely, bears; for if it be so, she
must have been only 14 yrs. old when he took her for his sec. w. and less
than 9 yrs. old, when her h. d. on the ocean. Perhaps she was not mo. of
Glover's ch. JONATHAN, Cambridge, s. of the preced. m. 5 Dec. 1678, Abigail
Eliot, had Henry, b. 17 July 1680; and Elizabeth 22 Feb. 1682. For sec. w. 5 Apr.
1693, he took Deborah Wade of Medford. The s. Henry had two ds. bur. at
Cambridge; but in other parts of Mass. as well as in N. H. descend. of the
long suffer. presid. remain; and Deane says that one of them did the
presswork for his Hist. of Scituate. RICHARD, Cambridge 1642, br. of
Henry, of wh. no more is kn. A very curious letter of Mar. 1641, to him
from his f. in Lancashire, is in 4 Hist. Coll. II. 191. Sis. of the Presid.
were Elizabeth and Marg wh. successive. were ws. of Maj. Simon Willard? the
latter surv. him, m. Joseph Noyes of Sudbury, and a third, perhaps, Rose, was
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w. of Capt. Joseph Hills of Malden. One niece, Elizabeth was w. of Benanuel
Bowers; and ano. Faith, m. 12 May 1664, John Page of Groton. DUNTON, JOHN,
Reading, freem. 1691. NATHANIEL., Reading. ROBERT, Reading 1647, perhaps
of the two preced. SAMUEL, Reading, perhaps s. or br. of the preced. d.
1683, had Samuel, b. 16 Oct. 1647; Hannah, 24 Feb. 1650; Nathaniel, 16 Jan.
1656; Elizabeth 25 Mar. 1658; Sarah, 28 Mar. 1660; and Mar, 5 Mar. 1662. SAMUEL,
Reading, s. prob. of the preced. m. one of the ds. of Henry Felch.
      DURAND, JOHN, Scituate 1657. A John Duren, wh. may be the same, was of
New Hampsh. 1689. WILLIAM, Boston 1644, is the mem. of our ch. perhaps, wh.
went to Virginia, was rul. Elder of a Congreg. ch. there, disturb. and
banish. by Sir William Berkley, the Gov. came to Boston again 1648. See
Winthrop II. 334. He was a witness, at Shelter isl. 10 July 1659, to the will of
Lawrence Southwick, or, at least, one of the same name was.
      DURANT, GEORGE, Malden, rem. a. 1666 to Middletown, d. a. 1690, had
Edward. JOHN, Billerica 1675, d. in prison at Cambridge, 27 Oct. 1692, during
the witchcraft delusion, of wh. he was prob. a victim. MOSES, Falmouth 1690.
Willis, I. 217.
      DURDALL, HUGH, Newport 1639.
      DURELL, NICHOLAS, a soldier of Capt. Turner's comp. Apr. 1676.
DUREN, ANDREW, Dedham, had Henry, and five other ch. perhaps by a d. of
John Hayward, wh. gives in his will to ea. of them, but most to Henry.
EDWARD, Lyme 1681, perhaps s. of George. GEORGE, Lyme 1685, but in 1687
his wid. is nam. Mary Durine, prob. the same 'name, perhaps as sec. or
third w. was m. 1678.
      DURFEE, THOMAS, of wh. I see only the name, be 1692, but kn.
not resid. perhaps only trans. in 1679 was 36 yrs. old.
      DURGIN, DURGY, or DIRGEY, Portsmouth 1684. JOHN, Ipswich, had
John, b. 23 Nov. 1689; and Andrew, 20 Sept. 1692. WILLIAM, Dover 1664, was
with a w. Martha, d. of Robert Cross, at Ipswich, had Martha, b. Aug. 1668,
prob. went back to New Hampsh. there liv. 1684.
      DURHAM, HUMPHREY, Casco 1658, was k. by the Ind. 1676. Hubbard, 33.
JOHN, Falmouth, a. 1690, was, perhaps, s. of the preced. THOMAS,
Marshfield, m. Mar. 1659, Sarah, d. of Edward Bumpas.
      DURREN, DURRIN, or DURRUM, EPHRAIM, Guilford 1672, m. 1678, Elizabeth d.
of Richard Guttridge, had Daniel, b. 15 Sept. 1680, and prob. others.
Sometimes the name is Darwin. He was a propr. 1685. possib. this is the
same name as Duren.
      DUSTIN, or DUSTON, JOSIAH, Reading 1647, had Josiah, b. 14 May 1656;
perhaps others; and d. 16 Jan. 1672. THOMAS, Dover 1640, perhaps rem. to
Kittery bef. 1652. THOMAS, Haverhill, perhaps s. of the preced. m. 3 Dec.
1677, Hannah Emerson, had thirteen ch. bef. 1699, of wh. on 15 Mar. 1697,
eight were at home, the youngest,
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Martha, only a wk. old, then k. by the Ind. wh. carr. away the mo. and her
nurse, and on 31st of same mo. she reveng. her cause by k. ten of the Ind.
fam. wh. had charge of these two prisoners with an Eng. youth, Samuel
Leonardson. See Magn. VII. 90. Hutch. II. 106. Dwight's Travels. Mirick, Hist.
of Haverhill, 87-93.
      DUTCH, BENJAMIN, Ipswich, s. of first Robert, m. 30 June 1690, Elizabeth d.
of Joan Baker, had Benjamin, b. 28 Sept. 1692, d. next mo.; Elizabeth 14 Sept.
1693; and he liv. not long after. His will was pro. 8 July 1695, and his w.
Elizabeth surv. JOHN, Ipswich, elder br. of the preced. by w. Elizabeth gr.d. prob. of
Walter Roper, had Samuel, wh. d. soon; Elizabeth b. 11 Feb. 1674; Susanna, 13
July 1675; John, 17 June 1677; Benjamin, 9 Aug. 1680; Nathaniel, 18 Feb.
1683; and Hannah, a. 1685. He d. 5 Nov. of that yr. and his wid. d. 3 Mar.
1693. Elizabeth was then w. of Isaac Rindge. OSMAN, or OSMYN, Gloucester 1646,
by w. Grace, wh. d. 10 Oct. 1694, had Hezekiah, b. 29 Mar. 1647; Robert; and
perhaps other ch. and d. Dec. 1684, aged 100 or more, as with greater
confid. than probab. is said. He had been adm. inhab. of Newport 1638, and
there prob. Esther was b. and perhaps other ch. His d. Esther m. 7 June
1658, Samuel Elwell, and d. 6 Sept. 1721, aet. 82; and Babson names other ds.
Alice, wh. m. a Meacham; Grace, wh. m. a Hodgkins; both of Ipswich, beside 
Mary, wh. m. 22 June 1669, Joseph Elwell.  ROBERT, Gloucester, by w.
Mary, prob. d. of Walter Roper, had John, b. 1 May 1646; Robert, 24 .June
1647; Samuel, June 1650; Mary; and others, it, is believ.; rem. to Ipswich perhaps
be the last, or, it may be, the earliest , | ch. At Ipswich he had Caleb, b.
1 May 1659; and Benjamin, 4 Dec. 1665. He d. 21 Aug. 1686, leav. s. Samuel,
John, and Benjamin, wh. are here ment. ROBERT, Ipswich, s. of Osman, it is
said, was a soldier of Moseley's comp. in Philip's war, and left for dead
after being scalp. by the Ind. in Sept. 1675, but was sav. and liv. when his
neighb. Rev. W. Hubbard wrote the narrative.  He m. Dec. 1677, Hannah,
prob. d. of John Lowell, had Ebenezer, b. 29 June 1679, and Robert. ROBERT,
Bristol, had w. and three ch. in Feb. 1689. SAMUEL, Ipswich, s. of first 
Robert of the same, m. 12 Feb. 1674, Abigail Gidding, had Samuel, b. 3 
Nov. 1674; Abigail, 8 Nov. 1677; Mary, 13 May 1680; and Jane, 14 Aug. 
1685. SOLOMON, Bristol, 1689, had w. and three ch. THOMAS, 
Edgartown, 1654.
      DUTCHFIELD, or DITCHFIELD, THOMAS, Boston 1644, by w. Ann had 
Joan, b. in July of that yr. and d. same mo. He d. or was bur. 24 Apr. 1645, and
his s.  Posthumus was b. 6 Aug. foll.
      DUTTON, JOHN, came in 1630, but I kn. not where he sat down. THOMAS,
Woburn, perhaps s. of John, b. a. 1621, had first liv. at Reading, there by
w. Susan, it is thot. had Thomas, b. 1648; Mary, 14 Nov. 11 1651; Susanna, 27
Feb. 1654; John, 2 Mar. 1656; but the foll. prob. at Woburn, Elizabeth 28 J:m.
1659; Joseph, 25 Jan. 1661; Sarah, 5 Mar. 1662; James, 22 Aug. 1665;
Benjamin, 19 Feb. 1669; rem. to Billerica, there was in 1675 with s. Thomas
and John. His s. Thomas was
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wound. and had remark. escape in 1677, when Capt. Swett and many of his
men were k. in the Ind. war at the E. His w. d. 27 May 1684,  aged 58, and
he m. 9 Nov. foll. Ruth Hooper.
      DUTY, WILLIAM, Rowley 1691.
      DWELLEY, JOHN, Scituate, s. of Richard the first of the same, m. 4
.Jan. 1693, Rachel, d. of John Buck, had John, b. 15 June 1694;  Rachel, 27
Sept. 1695 ; Ichabod, 30 Dec. 1696; Obadiah, or Jedediah,  or both; Abner, 7
Mar. 1700; Simeon, 22 Dec. 1701; Deborah, 25  July 1703; Joseph, bapt. 6 May
1705; Thankful, b. 12 Dec. 1706;  Mary, 18 May 1708, d. young; and Benjamin,
tw. with her; Susanna  19 Dec. 1711; Mary, again, 24 Sept. 1714; and Lemuel,
25 June 1717.  RICHARD, Lancaster 1654, but perhaps he had first been at
Watertown,  liv. some yrs. at Hingham, in 1663 sold his est. in this town
and rem. to  Scituate, serv. with credit in Philip's war, and d. 27 May
1692. His  ch. Deane thot. were all b. bef. he went to S. Beside Mary, bapt.
1664  at H. he had Richard, Samuel, and John. Samuel perish. in the Phips
exped. against Quebec, 1690. RICHARD, Scituate, s. of the preced. m.  4
Apr. 1682, Eunice, d. of Roger Glass of Duxbury; and for sec. w. in  1690
had Elizabeth Simmons; and by the two had Richard, Joshua Samuel,  Mary, Elizabeth
Ruth, Lydia, and Margaret, all b. betw. 1684 and 1696; d.  24 Dec. 1708.
Willard, 26; and Deane, 265.
      DWIGHT, HENRY, Hatfield, s. of sec. Timothy, m. 27 Aug. 1702,  Lydia,
d. of Capt. Joseph Hawley of Northampton, had Joseph, b. 16  Oct. 1703;
Seth, 18 Aug. 1707; Dorothy, 17 Sept. 1709; Lydia, 25  Apr. 1712, Ann, 14
Aug. 1714, d. soon; Josiah, 23 Oct. 1715; Edmund, 10 Jan. 1718; Simeon, 18
Feb. 1720; Elisha, 25 May 1722;  and Ann, again, 2 Sept. 1724. He was a
trader, but of large public  spirit, fill. import. offices, was ancest. of
the gr. fam. of Springfield, and  d. 26 Mar. 1732; and his wid. d. 27 Apr.
1748. John, Watertown,  rem. with first sett. to Dedham a. 1635, freem. 13
Mar. 1639, had brot. w. Hannah (wh. d. 5 Sept. 1656), and some ch. from Eng.
as his eldest  s. perhaps nam. John, wh. was lost in the woods, 24 Mar.
1639, aged 7 yrs.; Hannah, and Timothy. He had Mary, b. 25 July 1633, call.
the ; first fem. ch. of D.; and Sarah, 17 June 1638; and d. 24 Jan. 1661.  In
his will of 16 June 1658, pro. 5 Mar. 1661 he names w. Elizabeth (m. 20  Jan.
1658, wh. was wid. of William Ripley, and had been wid. of  Thomas Thaxter,
and d. 17 July 1660, shortly bef the testat.); only s.  Timothy; ds. Hannah,
w. of Nathaniel Whiting, m. 4 Nov. 1643, Mary, third w. of Henry Phillips;
and Sarah, w. of Nathaniel Reynolds,  m. 7 Jan. 1658. He had made a contr.
24 June 1653 with Phillips, after  the m. as to the jointure for Mary;
and his will takes notice of their s.  Eleazer. JOSIAH, Woodstock, s. of
Timothy the sec. of Dedham, was
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ord. 1690, m. 4 Dec. 1695, Mary, d. of Col. Samuel Partridge of Hatfield,
after many yrs. rem. to Dedham, there was inst. 4 June 1735, in its third
ch. but dism. 1742, and he went back to W. and d. 1744. He had thirteen ch.
of wh. only ten are nam.; Ann, John, Ruth, Dorothy, Mehitable, Flint, sec.
Mehitable, Eunice, Theodore, and Mary; beside two nameless s. MICHAEL,
Dedham, s. of the sec. Timothy, m. Rachel, d. of Robert Avery, had Samuel,
Rachel, John, Daniel, and Ann. NATHANIEL, Northampton, br. of the
preced. and b. of his f.'s third w. Ann, d. of Henry Flint, m. at Hatfield, 9
Dec. 1693, Mehitable, d. of Col. Samuel Partridge of H. where was b. 19 Oct.
1694, Timothy, gr.f. of famous Presid. D.; rem. to N. there had Samuel, 28
June 1696; Mehitable, 11 Nov. 1697,d.soon; Daniel, 29 Apr. 1699, Y.C. 1721;
Seth, 3 Mar. 1702, d. young; Elihu, and Abia, tw. 17 Feb. 1704; Mehitable,
again, 2 Nov. 1705; Jonathan, 14 Mar. 1708; Ann, 2 July 1710; and Nathaniel,
20 June 1712, after his f. d. wh. was at West Springfield, 7 Nov. 1711. His
wid. d. 19 Oct. 1756, aged 82. SETH, Boston, br. of the preced. had a w. and
ch. wh. both d. early. THOMAS, Dedham, freem. 1653, may have been br. of
John, tho. from a scrupul. examin. of the Col. Rec. in the list of freem.
1653 and 1655, it may well be thot. that there was no such person, but
this name insert. for Timothy; and that the astonishing carelessness of
repetit. of thirty-one out of the total thirty-two names makes the
probabil. in the doctrine of chances stand for Timothy above 30 to 1.
*TIMOTHY, Dedham, perhaps br. of John, at Hampton 1640, freem. 2 June
1641, rep. 1652 for Medfield, where he resid. many yrs. d. 1677. In his will,
pro. Apr. of that yr. he names w. Dorcas, wh. was elder d. of John Watson
of Roxbury, and ch. Timothy, and John. * TIMOTHY, Dedham, s. of John, b. in
Eng. a. 1633, freem. 1655, was rep. 1691 and 2, be the new chart. and
perhaps later; had six ws. and more than twice as many ch. but we can
hardly appropriate the mo.'s. The first, Sarah Sibly, as in the will of his
f. she is nam. (but Perman, as Goodwin, I think erron. says), m. 11 Nov. 1651,
liv. not long, d. with ch. next yr. and he m. 3 May 1653, Sarah, d. of Michael
Powell, wh. a. 27 June, or 10 July 1664, had Timothy, bapt. 1 Oct. 1654, tho.
Goodwin makes him b. 1 Nov.; Sarah, 12 Apr. 1657, d. young; John, 2 June
1661; Sarah, again, prob. 26 June 1664, d. young; next, by Ann Flint, d. of
Henry, wh. he m. 9 Jan. 1665, wh. d. 29 Jan. 1685, he had Josiah, bapt. 15
Oct. 1665, d. soon; Nathaniel, 25 Nov. 1666; Samuel, 6 Dec. 1668; Josiah,
again, 19 Feb. 1671, H. C. 1687, bef. ment.; Seth, b. 25 July 1673; Ann, wh.
d. 15 Oct. 1675, at 2 mos.; Henry, 10 Dec. 1676, bef. ment.; Michael, 10 Jan.
1680; Daniel, 23 Sept. 1681; and Jabez, 1 Sept. 1684, d. soon; the 4th w.
said to have been wid. Mary Edmunds, was m. 7 Jan. 1686,
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d. 30 Aug. 1688; the fifth w. was Ether, d. of Hon. Daniel Fisher, m.
31 July 1690, wh. d. 30 Jan. foll.; and last was Bethia Morse, m. 1 Feb. 1692,
and d. 6 Feb. 1718. She bare him no ch. nor did the fourth or fifth w. He d.
31 Jan. 1718, aged 88, some say; but in 85th yr. is prob. TIMOTHY, Boston,
s. of the preced. a goldsmith, had w. Elizabeth and d. 2 Jan. 1692, but in his
will, 9 Dec. 1691, pro. 27 Jan. foll. names no ch. gives all to his w. exc. a
gun to his br. Michael. WILLIAM, Ipswich 1668. Felt. Fifteen of this name
had in 1634 been gr. at Harv. and twice the number at Yale.
      DWINELL, DUENNELL, or DUNNELL, JOHN, Topsfield, s. of Michael, by w.
Mary Read, m. as is said, 1701, had Keziah, b. 14 Dec. 1703; Tryphena, 20
Dec. 1705; Tryphosa, 23 Sept. 1709; and John, 23 Apr. 1711. JOSEPH,
youngest br. of the preced. by w. Prudence had George, b. 15 May 1716;
Joseph, 14 July 1718; Mercy, 19 Feb. 1721; Zechariah, 14 July 1723; Mary, 23
Feb. 1725; and James, 2 Nov. 1728; and was drown. 1747.  MICHAEL, Topsfield
1668, by w. Mary had Mary, b. 21 Jan. 1669; Michael, 5 Dec. 1670; Thomas, 20
Nov. 1672; John, 16 Dec. 1674; Elizabeth 17 Apr. 1677, wh. d. unm. 1759; Magdalen,
or Maudlin, 24 Feb. 1679; Joseph, 26 Jan. 1681; Joanna, 1685; and Susanna,
5 Apr. 1690. His will was of 29 Jan. 1711, but not pro. for seven yrs.  Mary
m. 11 Jan. 1692, John Hovey; Magdalen m. 3 Mar. 1703, James Holgate; Joanna
m. 16 Oct. 1706, Nathaniel Hood; and Susanna m. John Devenish, as is said.
MICHAEL, Topsfield, eldest s. of the preced. a physician, had five ws. it is
said, and so tradit. easily made seven, m. 5 Feb. 1693, Elizabeth Cave, had
Thomas, b. 3 Oct. 1693, d. young; and perhaps the w. d. soon after, tho. as
we kn. not the date of m. of sec. w. Hannah, some of the ch. foll. may be b.
by the first, Sarah, 20 June 1697; Mary, 25 Apr. 1702; Michael, 7 Jan. 1706;
Stephen, 5 Mar. 1708; Hannah, 12 Mar. 1710; Jacob, 31 Jan. 1715; and Abigail,
5 Nov. 1719; by the third w. m. 10 Dec. 1724, Elizabeth Fiske, wh. d. 26 Mar. 1730,
was Benjamin, 10 Nov. 1726; and Thomas, 26 Aug. 1729, wh. prob. d. young. By
last w. Mary Balch, m. 1 Feb. 1733, wh. outliv. him, he had Elizabeth 29 Oct. 1733;
and his will is of 17 July 1753. Some diversity exists in acco. of the ws.
THOMAS, Topsfield, br. of the preced. m. 23 May 1701, Desire, or by ano.
acco. Dinah, Brimsdell of Lynn, had Jonathan, b. 27 June 1702; Mary, 3 Jan.
1704; Ruth, 12 Jan. 1706; Daniel, 20 Mar. 1709; Thomas, 3 Dec. 1711; Susanna,
12 Aug. 1715; Jacob, 11 Sept~ 1719; and Amos 19 Mar. 1722; and made his will
2 June 1747, when w. was liv.
      DYAMONT, ANDREW, Maine, perhaps Kittery, authoriz. in 1680, to hold
courts at Isle of Shoals, where he liv. in 1671. JOHN, Kittery 1608. The
name, thus spell. in rec. may be the same as Diman.
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      DYER, BENJAMIN, Boston, freem. 1675, may have been s. of Thomas.  His
w. Mary d. 15 Mar. 1690. CHARLES, Providence, s. perhaps youngest of
William of the same, made his will 5 Jan. 1727, pro. 6 Feb. foll. provid for
wid. Mary, nam. Extrix. as. Mary and Elizabeth direct. divis. in equal parts of
residue of his est. yet the eldest to have 20 addit. of the five s. and
if his w. fail, Samuel of Newport to be Excor. The s. were Samuel, John,
William, Thomas, and Charles, the last the eldest. Elisha, the Gov. of the
State 1857, is descend. GEORGE, Dorchester, sat on the jury at Court of
Assist. 28 Sept. 1630, and may well be presum. to have come in the Mary
and John, req. adm. as freem. 19 Oct. and was sw. 18 May foll. He was made
constable 1632, had w. Elizabeth d. Elizabeth wh. m. William Trescott; and Mary, w. of
William Pond; d. June 1672. His will was of 30 Dec. bef. || GILES, Boston, ar.
co. 1680, by w. Hannah had Giles, b. 30 Oct. 1674, d. young; Mary, 28 June
1677; Elizabeth; Hannah, 8 Aug. 1683; and Giles, again, 5 Dec. 1685, H. C. 1706.
He was a Col. and Sheriff of the Co. d. 12 Aug. 1713. His will of 15 July bef.
names w. Hannah, and two ch. only, Giles, and Elizabeth Raisin, a wid. and her s.
George. JOHN, came in the Christian, at the age of 28, 1635, and two yrs.
after serv. in the Pequot war. He prob. sett. at New London bef 1650, and
soon after went to L. I. where he was in 1659. 3 Mass. Hist. Coll. VI. 171,
and VIII. 252, with Trumbull. Coll. Rec. I. 218. JOHN, Boston, by w. Mary had
Thomas, b. 18 Sept. 1673; and Benjamin, 15 July 1677. He was prob. s. of
Thomas of Weymouth, and there had John, b. 29 Feb. 1672; and at B. by w.
Elizabeth had Elizabeth 1 July 1679; Nathaniel, 17 Oct. 1681; Mary, 3 June 1683;  3
Samuel, 13 Oct. 1685; and Joseph, 2 Mar. 1687. Admin. of his est. was giv. 11
June 1696 to wid. and eldest s. John. JOSEPH, Weymouth br. of the preced.
m. 1676, Hannah Frary, wh. d. 1682, by wh. no ch. but Elizabeth and Hannah, b. 10
Oct. 1682, d. soon, are ment. and iD 1683 m. Hannah, d. I suppose, of John
Baxter of Braintree, had Hannah, b. 13 Feb. 1684; Joseph, 19 June 1686;
Benjamin, 13 Apr. 1688; Mary, or Mehitable, rather, acc. her f.'s will, 12
Apr. 1690; John, 9 Apr. 1692; and Thomas, 15 Apr. 1694; was freem. 1678,
deac. and d. 12 Oct. 1704.  His will was made 30 July 1701, and his brs.
Benjamin Dyer, and Rev. Joseph Baxter to be overseers.
MAHERSHALLALHASHBAZ, Newport 1661, s. of William. R. I. Hist. Coll. 
III. 252. The name is reverent. borrow. from Isaiah viii. 1. Some antiquary of 
R. I. ought to inform the world, how, in soft moments of relaxat. so formidab. 
a Hebrew prefix was abbrev. to a monosyl. by his mo. or sis. or br. It may
have been Mar, or Buz, as either end was chos. for this discipline of
affection; but to write it, as my friend and learned corresp. at
Providence has, Mayhershall, is a wantonness of perversion that may
seem his highest moral
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obliquity. Prob. no other ch. on this side of the ocean has suffer. such
infliction tho. it has been long a tradit. that a fondness for Old Testam.
names, in one instance, brot. Beelzebub into use. SAMUEL, Wickford, br. of
the preced. b. in Boston, was long engag,. with his f. and others in promot.
the sett. in the Narraganset country 1661-74. THOMAS, Weymouth,
clothworker, said to have come as early as 1632, but prob. it was
something later, m. Agnes Reed, wh. d. 4 Dec. 1667, had Mary, b. 6 July 1641;
John, 10 July 1643, bef. ment.; Thomas, 1645, d. young,; Abigail, 1647; Sarah,
1649; Thomas, again, 5 May 1651; and Joseph and Benjamin, tw. 6 Nov. 1603;
was freem. 1644, rep. 1646 and four yrs. more, was deac. and d. 6 Nov.
1676, aged 63, but the gr.stone says, d. 15 Nov. aged 64; leav. very good
est. dispos. of by will three days bef. to w. childr. and ea. of his gr.ch.
beside Rev. Samuel Torrey. His wid. Elizabeth in her will of 20 Nov. 1678, pro.
31 Jan. foll. names d. Elizabeth Adams, s. Abraham and John Harding. WILLIAM,
Boston 1635, wh. wrote the name, Dyre, was a milliner from London, by w.
Mary had Samuel, bapt. 20 Dec. 1635, h. and w. having unit. with our ch. on
the Sunday preced. freem. 3 Mar. 1636, was next yr. disarm. as a supporter
of Wheelwright, disfranchis. and, 1638, driv. to Rhode Isl. Other ch. were
William, Henry, Mahershallalhashbaz, and Charles. At Newport he was in
good esteem, Secr. of that Col. and prevail. with the governm. of ours in
1659 (when his w. had come to Boston to preach quakerism, and was
condemn. to d. therefor), to spare her life; but the insane desire of
martyrdom led the poor woman back here in 1660 to the scaffold; serv. to
show how useless was the unnatural lenity of Endicot, wh. kn. well what
the honor of God demand. Hutch. I presume to be in error, I. 200, when he
speaks of the petit. having in note on the preced. p. refer. to the Secr.
as h. or s. WILLIAM, Dorchester, d. 1672, says Blake, "in the 93d yr. of
his age." WILLIAM, Lynn, had Mary, b. 4 Sept. 1673; and James, 23 Oct. 1681.
WILLIAM, Boston, surveyor of the customs and searcher of the port 1680.
Hutch. I. 330. WILLIAM, Barnstable, m. Dec. 1686, Mary Taylor, had Lydia, b.
30 Mar. 1688; William, 30 Oct. 1690; Jonathan, Feb. 1692; Henry, 11 Apr. 1693;
Isabel, July 1695; Ebenezer, 3 Apr. 1697; Samuel, 30 Oct. 1698; and Judah,
Apr. 1701. Three of this name had been gr. at Harv. and six at the other N.
E. coll. in 1834.
      EAGER, JONATHAN, Salem, m. 27 June 1661, Rebecca, d. of Richard
Hyde, had Hannah, b. 27 July, 1662; and Jonathan, 25 Jan. 1665.
      EAMES, or EMMES, *ANTHONY, Charlestown 1634, Hingham 1636,
freem. 9 Mar. 1637, rep. that yr. and the foll. and 43, was lieut. and about
his choice as capt. grew the fierce controversy that long convuls. the
col. He rem. to Marshfield and was rep. in Plymouth Col. most of the time
betw. 1653 and 61 incl. and perhaps was f. of John, wh. d. at H. 1641, and of
Mark. His d. Margery m. 20 Oct. 1653, John Jacobs.
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ANTHONY, Marshfield, may be gr.s. of the preced. m. 2 Dec. 1686, Mercy
Sawyer. DANIEL, Andover, s. of Robert, m. 25 Apr. 1683, Lydia Wheeler,
perhaps was of Boxford 1692. GERSHOM, Marlborough, by w. Hannah had
Hannah, b. 1671, and Mary, posthum. 1677; and he d. at Watertown, 25 Nov.
1676. His wid. wh. was d. of Solomon Johnson, m. 4 or 6 Sept. 1679, William
Ward of M. In Geneal. Reg. VIII. 240, it is Heames. HENRY, Boston,
messenger of the Gen. Court, freem. 1684, by w. Elizabeth had William, b. 1674;
John; Mary; Benjamin; Henry; Samuel; Nathaniel, bapt. 12 Oct. 1690; and Elizabeth
7 Apr. 1695. JOHN, Woburn, m. 18 Mar. 1650, Martha, perhaps d. of Capt.
Edward Johnson, had Mary, b. 3 Feb. 1650; and prob. rem. JOHN, Watertown,
s. of Thomas, by w. Mary, d. of John Adams of Cambridge, wh. d. 3 Apr. 1681,
had Margaret, b. Oct. 1676, d. soon; Ann; rem. to Sherborn, that part now
Framingham, there had Martha, b. 28 Feb. 1679. He took sec. w. Elizabeth in May
1682, had Priscilla, b. 2 Feb. 1683; Elizabeth 11 Apr. 1685; John, 10 Jan. 1687;
Thomas, 22 July 1694; Mary, 4 Jan. 1697; Henry, 28 Apr. 1698 and Abigail, 9
Mar. 1705. His will was of 18 May 1727; his w. d. 26 June foll. but he liv. to
14 Dec. 1733. JONATHAN, Marshfield, perhaps s. of the first Anthony, more
prob. his gr.s. and s. of Mark, m. 11 Jan. 1682, or 3, Hannah Truant, d. 31
May 1724 in 69th yr. JUSTUS, Marshfield, perhaps s. of Anthony, m. 20 May
1661, Mehitable Chillingworth, perhaps d. of Thomas. * MARK, Marshfield,
prob. s. of Anthony, b. in Eng. went with w. Elizabeth from Hingham, where his s.
John was b. 6 Sept. 1649, and perhaps Jonathan, a. 1656; was rep. 1662 and
14 yrs. out of 20 after. Baylies. NATHANIEL Sherborn, s. of Thomas, by w.
Ann had Lydia, b. 10 Dec. 1694; Rebecca, 25 July 1697; and William. RICHARD,
Rowley 1680. ROBERT, Woburn, had been of Charlestown 1651, had n. Elizabeth
and ch. Samuel, b. 7 Apr. 1653, d. soon; John, 1654, d. very soon; Elizabeth 4
June 1659; Mary, 11 June 1661; Priscilla, 2 May 1663; Samuel, again, 2 Sept.
1664; Abigail, 22 Sept. 1666; and John, again, 9 May 1668. I suppose he rem.
to Chelmsford, in the part call. Dracut, and d. 25 Apr. 1671. His will, made
3 days bef. names br. John, and cous. Richard, s. of sis. Dorothy Newman
of Farnham in Co. Surrey, and adds no more to our knowl. Barry, 227,
says, the wid. Elizabeth m. Capt. William Bond; but I doubt it. A Margery E.
perhaps his sis. was adm. of Charlestown ch. 1635. ROBERT, Andover, by w.
Rebecca had Hannah, b. 1661, wh. m. Ephraim Foster; Daniel, 1663; Robert,
1667; John, 1670; Dorothy, 1674; Jacob, 1677; Joseph, 1681; and Nathan,
1685. Commonly this fam. has spelt the name Ames. Perhaps Benjamin, H. C.
1803 was descend.  SAMUEL, Sherborn, s. of Thomas, m. 21 Apr. 1698,
Patience, d. of Joseph Twitchell of the same, had
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Gershom, b. 29 Dec. foll. THOMAS, Dedham, by w. Margaret had John, b. 6
Oct. 1642 ; Mary, 24 May 1 645; and prob. other ch. ; John, whose d. 17 Sept.
1641 is there rec. was his s. b. 16 May preced. His w. d. and he rem. to
Cambridge, m. a. 1662, Mary, wid. of Jonathan Paddleford, had Thomas, bapt.
12 July 1663; rem. to Sudbury, freem. 1665, there had Samuel, b. 15 Jan.
1665; Margaret, 8 July 1666; Nathaniel, 30 Dec. 1668; rem. to Sherborn, the
part wh. bec. Framingham, had Sarah, 3 Oct. 1670; and Lydia, 29 June 1672.
He d. 25 Jan. 1680, hav. on 1 Feb. 1676 suffer. by Ind. burn. his build. k.
his w. and some ch. carry. others capt. His d. Margaret, wh. had been at 10
yrs. tak. by the Ind. m. 21 Feb. 1688, Joseph Adams. Six of this name had
been gr. at N. E. coll. in 1831, one half at Harv. of wh. Rev. Jonathan, H. C.
1752, was min. of Newtown, N. H. Sometimes the spell. is Emes.
      EARLE, FRANCIS, a soldier, Dec. 1675, in Moseley's camp. at the gr.
Narraganset swamp fight. JOHN, Northampton 1662, had come to Boston
1656, aged 17, in the Speedwell from London, at N. liv. a. 15 yrs. but rem.
to unkn. place, after hav. there m. 24 Mar. 1663, Mary. d. of the first John
Webb of the same, and had Noah, John, and three ds. of wh. Mary, k. by the
Ind. 14 Mar. 1676, was, perhaps, one.  JOHN, Boston 1688, may have been s. 
of the preced. m. 5 Apr. 1689, Mary, d. of George Lawrence of Watertown, had 
Mary, b. 9 Jan. bapt. 22 June 1690; and he prob. d. soon, and his wid. m. 27 Dec. 
1704, Michael Flagg. * RALPH, Rhode Isl. 1638, among freem. 1655, had been adm. 
an inhab. of the June 1639, perhaps had s. Ralph; and William; ds. Mary, wh. m. 
William Corey; Martha, wh. m. William Wood; and Sarah, wh. m. Thomas Cornell.
He had been rep. 1650. RALPH, Dartmouth, eldest s. of the preced. rem. from. 
R. I. in conseq. of a gift to him of half a sh. in Coaxit and Acushnet, 25 Oct. 1659, 
by Francis Sprague of Duxbury, call. him s.-in-law. His w. was Dorcas, and ch.
were John, William, Ralph, Joseph, and perhaps that Hannah, wh. m. 27 Aug.
1719, William Brown.  He was propr. after mid. life at Dartmouth, and own. 
among the opposite islands, the interesting Cuttyhunk, for full value of wh. see
BelknapÕs Amer. Biogr. II. 114.   He was liv. prob. in 1686, and a Ralph jr.
at the same time in the same town, s. of William. ROBERT, Boston 1679,
kept the prison 1681, and sev. yrs. after, d. 1698. ROBERT, Newport, had
come in the Hercules, I suppose, 1634, to some part of Mass. was b. 1606,
it was said, yet had w. in 1699 liv. at age of 105, however unlikely that she 
was so many yrs. older; but I see reason to believe, that at Newport the earliest 
kn. of that name was b. 1706, and that Farmer was wrong.  There were Roger
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and Samuel at Boston 1695, of wh. the latter d. 1706, aged 34. THOMAS,
Newport, br. perhaps, of Ralph the first. * WILLIAM, Dartmouth 1673, s. of
the first Ralph, b. a. 1660; Thomas; and John; prob. all at Portsmouth, R. I.
and by first w. Mary; was rep. 1693, 1704, and 6, and d. 15 Jan. 1717, leav.
wid. Prudence, wh. d. 18 Jan. 1718.
      EARLY, GEORGE, Salem, m. 15 Oct. 1670, Abigail, d. of Pasco Foote, had
Abigail, b. 1 Sept. 1671; and he d. 4 Sept. of the yr. foll. ROBERT, wh. came
in the Hercules 1634, may have reach. our shore, but where he liv. is not
kn.
      EARTHY, JOHN, Boston, a witness to the treaty with Ind. 13 Nov.
1676. Hubbard, East. Wars, 56.
      EAST, DAVID, Boston, mariner, m. Abigail, wid. of Jonathan Woodbury,
d. of Henry Phillips of the same, and admin. of his est. was giv. to her 28
Apr. 1685. She m. not long after, Thomas Walter. FRANCIS, Boston 1636, a
carpenter, freem. 17 Apr. 1637, by w. Mary had Samuel, b. 11, bapt. 15 Mar.
1640; Mary, 25, bapt. 27 Mar. 1642; Elizabeth 6, bapt. 10 Nov. 1644; David, 25
Jan. bapt. 28 Feb. 1647; Sarah, 9, bapt. 11 Nov. 1649; and Daniel, 21 Sept.
bapt. 21 Nov. 1652. He may be the man whose d. in 94th yr. Sewall, wh. calls
him f. puts 17, Mar. 1687. His last ch. was Rebecca, 22 July 1656. WILLIAM,
Milford 1639, had Solomon, bapt. 1643, wh. prob. d. young. In 1676 he had 2d
w. Mary, wid. of Robert Plum, and d. 1681, without ch. His wid. d. 1708.
      EASTMAN, BENJAMIN, Salisbury, s. of Roger of the same, m. 5 Apr.
1678, Ann, d. of Edmund Pitts, wid. of Samuel Joy, had Benjamin, b. 8 Feb.
1679; Edmund, 20 Jan. 1681; Jeremiah, 18 Feb. 1683, H. C. 1703; and Joseph, 
29 Mar. 1685; was freem. 1690; and his w. d. 13 Dec. 1698. * JOHN, Salisbury, 
eldest s. of Roger, m. 7 Oct. 1665, Hannah, d. prob. of William Healey of
Cambridge, but no acco. of ch. is found, and she d. early. He next m. 5 Nov.
1670, Mary Boynton, d. of William, had Hannah, b. 23 Jan. 1673, d. next mo.;
John, 24 Aug. 1675; Zechariah, 24 Oct. 1679; Roger, 26 Feb. 1683; Elizabeth 26
Sept. 1680; Thomas, 14 Feb. 1688, d. at 3 yrs.; and perhaps had sec. Thomas
in 1691; and Joseph, 23 June 1692; was a capt. rep. 1691.  JOSEPH, Suffield,
br. of the preced. m. Mary, only surv. d. of Hon. Peter Tilton of Hadley,
had Joseph, b. 1683; Mary, 1684, d. young; and Peter, 1686; and d. 4 Apr.
1692. His wid. m. the next yr. James Guernsey. Peter went to New Jersey;
Joseph went to Hadley, was tak. 29 Feb. 1704, at Deerfield, by the Ind. and
French, kept some time a prisoner in Canada, had large portion of his
gr.f. Tilton's est. and by eleven ch. a gr. line of descend. JOSEPH,
Salisbury, took o. of fidel. 21 Dec. 1677 at the same time with Benjamin,
was the man, I guess, of Suffield. NATHANIEL, Salisbury, br. of the preced.
m. 30 Apr. 1672, Elizabeth Haddon, perhaps d. of Jared of the same, had Sarah,
b. 11 Nov. 1674; Jemima. 25 Aug.1677; Nathaniel. Mar. 1679: Hannah. 24 Apr.
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1687; and Mary, 29 Mar. 1690; was freem. 1690. PHILIP, Haverhill, br. of the
preced. tak. by the Ind. in 1676, redeem. the same yr. m. 22 Aug. 1678,
Mary, d. of Robert Morss of Newbury, or, I think, wid. of anthony Morse,
the younger, had Ebenezer, b. 10 Jan. 1680; and prob. others. He had bef.
1695 rem. to the planta. call. New Roxbury, now Woodstock, in Conn. then
thot. in Mass. ROGER, Salisbury, an orig. propr. ancest. it is believ. of all
of the name in our land, d. 16 Dec. 1694, aet. 83; and his wid. Sarah d. 11
Mar. 1698. They had John, b. 9 Mar. or Apr. 1640; Nathaniel, 18 May 1643;
Philip, 20 Dec. 1644; Thomas, 11 Nov. 1646; Timothy, 29 Nov. 1648; Joseph, 8
Jan. 1651; Benjamin, 12 Feb. 1653; Sarah, 25 Sept. 1655; Samuel, 20 Nov.
1657; and Ruth, 22 Mar. or Apr. 1662. Sarah m. 13 June 1678, Joseph French
jr. and next, 4 Aug. 1684, Solomon Shepherd, by both  had ch. and d. a wid.
of gr. age 1 Dec. 1748. That he came from Southampton 1638, on board the
Confidence, in comp. with many wh. sat down  at Salisbury, and neighb.
towns, as presum. from a paper supplied by Henry Stephens of London, in
Geneal. Reg. II. 108-10, after some correct. of errors found by H. G.
Somerby, giv. in Geneal. Reg. V. 440, would be rec. as prob. in spite of the
name being in the latter chang. to Robert, and the other circumst. of his
being call. serv. 15 yrs. sold, for the numeral should be 25, and the
designat. may well seem only  a deception to get clear from the orders in
counc. to embarrass emigrat. SAMUEL, Salisbury, s. of the preced. m. 1686,
Elizabeth Severance, or Screven, had Ruth, b. B Mar. 1688; Elizabeth 1 Dec. 1689;
Mary, 4 Jan. 1692; Sarah, 3 Apr. 1694; Samuel, 5 Jan. 1696; Joseph, 6 Jan.
1698; d Jane, 10 June 1700; was freem. 1690. THOMAS, Haverhill, took o. of
alleg. 28 Nov. 1677. TIMOTHY, Suffield, br. of the preced. m. 1682 Lydia, d.
of William Markham of Hadley, had William, b. 1684, to Hadley, there had
Lydia, b. 1691; Sarah, 1694; and Timothy, 10 Jan. 1697. He d. 1 Apr. 1733;
Timothy, his s. d. 25 Mar. preced. leav. three ds. only; so that the fam.
name in this branch was extinct; William d. at 21 yrs.; Lydia d. unm. 1746;
and Sarah m. 1716, William Montague. Often this is spell. as was the early
sound, Easman. See geneal. Reg. VI. 101, 2, and 3. Twenty-one of this name
had been gr. in 1834, at the other N. E. coll. but none at Harv.
      EASTON, ¤   JOHN, Newport, s. of the first Nicholas of the same, by
him brot. from Eng,. was freem. bef. 1655, Dept. Gov. 1666, and Gov. of the
Col. 5 yrs. 1690-4, d. 12 Dec. 1705, aet. 81. He m. 4 Feb. 1661, Mehitable
Gaut or Gault, had James, b. 23 Feb. 1662; Peter, 10 Sept. d. under 25 yrs.;
Mary, 16 June 1668; John, 7 Sept. 1670; Paul, 2 Feb. 1673; and his w. d. 11
Nov. foll. He had sec. w. Alice, 24 Mar. 1689, and his descend. own. pt. of
the ancestr. lds. in the
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ninth generat.  JOHN, Hartford, had Sarah, b. 18 July 1670; Mary, 26 Dec.
1672; Sarah, 15 Nov. 1675; John, 10 Jan. 1679; Mary, 1 Oct. 1681; Mehitable,
17 Jan. 1683; Abigail, 16 Mar. 1687; and John, 22 Oct. 1689.  JOSEPH,
Cambridge, freem. 4 Mar. 1635, rem. early to Hartford, where he had
Joseph, John, and perhaps other ch. and was liv. 1685. à * NICHOLAS,
Ipswich, one of the earliest sett. a tanner, of Lymington, Co. Haints, came in the 
Mary and John, 1634, took the o. of alleg. and suprem. on the other side of the
ocean, 26 Mar. 1634, and as freem. of Mass. 3 Sept. 1634, was rep. 1635,
and that yr. rem. to Newbury, but being a favorer of Wheelwright, was
disarm. in Nov. 1637, and went to Rhode Isl. there in 1638, was chos.
Assist.  A sec. w. Christian, wid. of Thomas Beecher, wh. had been wid. of
Thomas Copper of London, bef. Beecher brot. her, in 1630, to Charlestown,
he m. early in 1638, and she prob. was mo. of sev. of his ch. but as she
liv. to 20 Feb. 1665, we may presume that by third w. m. 2 Mar. 1671, Ann
Clayton, he had no issue.  His ch. were John, b. 1621; and perhaps, Daniel;
certain. Peter, bef. com. from Eng. but after had Joshua; Nicholas; Mary,
wh. m. Weston Clark; Patience; Elizabeth; and Waite, wh. m. John Carr.  He was
Presid. in 1672 and 3, was Gov. d. 15 Aug. 1675, aged 82.  His wid. Ann m. 28
Mar. 1677, Gov. Henry Bull, and d. 30 Jan. 1708.  NICHOLAS, Newport, s. of
Peter, m. 30 Nov. 1666, Elizabeth d. of James Barker, in his will of 1676, names
ch. Nicholas, wh. was b. 24 Feb. 1668; and I  Elizabeth 6 Dec. 1669; Freelove, 12
Mar. 1671; uncles Daniel, and John, brs. John, Peter, and Joshua, sis. Mary,
Patience, Elizabeth and Waite.  His w. Elizabeth d. 6 July 1676; and he d. 1 Feb. foll.
PETER, Newport, s. of Nicholas, b. in Eng. freem. 1655, m. 15 Nov. 1643, Ann, d. 
of John Coggeshall, wh. bore him Nicholas, b. 12 Nov. 1644; John, 6 Feb. 1647; Mary, 
25 Sept. 1648; Peter, 1 Feb. 1651, d. soon; Ann, 9 Feb. 1653, d. at 23 yrs.; Patience,
20 Nov. 1655; Wait, 25 July 1657, d. soon; Peter, again, 11 Jan. 1659, d. at
31 yrs.; Joshua, 30 July 1662, d. under 28 yrs.; James, 29 Jan. 1665, d.
young; Elizabeth 18 Feb. 1666; Waite, again, 8 Nov. 1668; and James, again, 7
Oct. 1671.  His w. was d. of the first John Coggeshall, and d. 6 Mar. 1687,
aged 61; and he d. 12 Dec. 1693, aged 71.  Patience m. 1 Jan. 1675, Robert
Malins, and d. the same day with her h. 26 Aug. 1679.  Much of the ld. of
this first Peter is now enjoy. by descend. of ninth generat.
      EASTOW, * WILLIAM, Newbury, freem. 13 Mar. 1639, rem. that yr. to
Hampton, for wh. he was rep. 1644, 8 and 9, d. 23 Nov. 1655; had Sarah, wh.
m. Maurice Hobbs; and Mary, m. Thomas Marston.  Each of these had ch. nam.
in their gr.f.'s will of 16 Oct. preced. his d.
      EASTY, or ESTY, ISAAC, Topsfield 1661, perhaps s. of Jeffry, freem. 1673.
The name of Mary E. his w. d. of William Town, tried 9, execut.
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as a witch 22 Sept. 1692, must be held in honor, forever, for in her petn.
to Sir William Phips, the Gov. she begg. not for her own life, wh. she kn.
must be vain, but only "that no more innocent blood may be shed." JEFFRY, 
Salem 1637, had then a gr. of ld.
      EASTWICK, ESTICK, or ESTWICK, EDWARD, Salem 1649, mariner, d. 1666,
leav. Elizabeth 14 yrs. old; Sarah, 12; Hannah, 10; Esther, b. 21 Apr. 1659; and Edward, 12
Apr. 1622; all by w. Esther.  PHESANT, Boston 1670, Portsmouth 1680, was b. a.
1630, and w. Sarah, 15 yrs. later. They had Nathaniel, b. 7 Apr. 1682.
      EATON, BENJAMIN, Duxbury 1648, Plymouth 1650, s. of Francis, m. 4
Dec. 1660, Sarah Hoskins, prob. d. of William, had William, wh. d. bef. 1691.
BENONI, Cambridge, s. of the unhappy Nathaniel, left by his f. in early
youth to the care of deac. Thomas Cheeseholme, by w. Rebecca had
Nathaniel, wh. d. 22 Feb. 1691, aged 24; Rebecca, m. 28 Apr. 1690, John
Bunker; Ann, b. 7 Sept. 1672, d. next yr.; and Theophilus; the last b. 20
Sept. 1674, d. 22 Feb. 1691; and the f. d. 20 Dec. preced.  DANIEL, Reading,
s. of William, freem. 1680. DANIEL, Reading, s. of one of the Johns, but of
wh. is uncert. m. 1664, and by w. Mary had Daniel, Ann, Martha, Priscilla,
Daniel, again, and Mehitable. Barry, 236.  EPHRAIM, Salisbury, s. of John
first of the same, m. 5 Feb. 1689, Mary True, had Mary, b. 11 Dec. 1689;
Ephraim, 24 May 1692; Jane, 13 Sept. 1694; and Samuel, 6 Aug. 1697.
FRANCIS, Plymouth, came in the Mayflower 1620, with w. Sarah, and s. (a
sucking ch.) Samuel, as in the compact bef. land. he is count. for three
heads; but in the spring of 1624 count. for four, in the div. of cattle, by
add. his d. Rachel.  It is thot. that his w. of the Mayflower's comp. d. soon
after, and a sec. w. d. soon, but, Bradford says, he took third w. had by
her three ch. of wh. he adds, one was m. and had a ch. and the other were
liv. 1650, but one was idiot.  In the div. of lds. 1627, this w. is call.
Christian, suppos. to be Christian Penn, wh. came in the Ann 1623, no
other person in the col. (then number. only 156), hav. such a bapt. name.
By her he had Benjamin, b. a. 1627; and d. prob. 1633, for his inv. was tak.
8 Nov. and Christian his wid. m. 1634, Francis Billington. Rachel m. 7 Mar.
1646, Joseph Ramsden.  JABEZ, perhaps of Dorchester, see Heaton.  JOHN,
Watertown, freem. 26 May 1636, rem. to Dedham, had by w. Abigail, b. there,
John, 6 Jan. 1640 (in transcrib. from orig. town rec. the County registrar
made this name, Abigail, the d. of, etc. as in Geneal. Reg. IV. 274, is
careful. giv. wh. example should serve for caution to all readers of
pretended records); and Jacob, 8 bapt. 12 June 1642, d. young; beside
other ch. and d. 17 Nov.. 1658 leav. John, Mary, and Abigail, ment. with
their mo. in his will of 2 Nov. pro. 7 Dec. of that yr. Mary (wh. perhaps
was b. in Eng.), m. 5 May 1651, John Mason, and Abigail m. his br. Robert.
JOHN, Salisbury
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 1646, by w. Martha had Esther, wh. d. 1649; Thomas, b. 19 Jan. 1647; Martha,
12 Aug. 1648; Elizabeth 12 Dec. 1650; Ann, 17 Dec. 1652, d. 12 June 1658; Sarah,
28 Dec. 1654; Mary, 9 Dec. 1656, d. 2 Feb. 1657; Samuel, 14 Feb. 1659;
Joseph, 6 Mar. 1661; and Ephraim, 12 Apr. 1663; and d. 29 Oct. 1668, perhaps
at Haverhill, leav. a d. w. of George Brown, and perhaps Ruth, w. of John
Ingalls.  Martha m. 5 Nov. 1668, Benjamin Collins; Elizabeth m. 7 Jan. 1674, John
Groth; and Sarah m. 6 May 1675, Robert Downer.  JOHN, Dedham, perhaps s.
of the first John, by w. Alice had John, b. 15 July 1665, d. young; John,
again, 17 Sept. 1671; Thomas, 23 July 1675; William, 11 Aug. 1677; Judith, 17
Sept. 1680, unless the mo. should be read Mar. by easy change of the
numeral; for she was prob. the one wh. d. 26 Apr. of that yr.; Jonathan, 3
Sept. 1681; David, 8 Mar. 1683; d. soon; and Ebenezer, 3 May 1687, d. next
yr.  His w. d. 9 May 1694; and he d. 28 Oct. foll.  JOHN, Salisbury, by w.
Mary had Mary, b. 13 Dec. 1685; James, 27 Apr. 1691, Samuel, 25 Nov. 1692;
perhaps Martha, 5 Sept. 1695; and Jonathan, 2 Oct. 1698.  JOHN, Reading, by
w. Elizabeth m. 8 Mar. 1659, had Thomas, b. 12 Mar. 1661, d. at 7 mos.; and Elizabeth 8
Sept. 1662; perhaps other ch. and was freem. 1677.  JOHN, Reading, s. of
Jonas, by w. Dorcas had Jonas, b. 1677, d. soon; Grace, 1677; Noah, 1678;
Jonas, again, 18 May 1680; Joseph, 1681, d. soon; Mary, 1683; Dorcas, 1688;
Benjamin; Joseph; Phebe; freem. 1691, and d. a. 1700.  His wid. m. a Bryant.
JOHN, Haverhill, had a d. wh. m. a. 1660 or 70, James Davis of the same.
JONAS, Watertown, rem. to Reading, by w. Grace had Mary, b. 8 Feb. 1644;
John, 10 Sept. 1645, bef. ment.; Jonas, 28 Sept. 1647, d. soon; Jonas, again,
24 Sept. 1648, one of the freem. 1691; Joseph, 1651; Joshua, 4 Dec. 1653;
Jonathan, 6 Dec. 1655; and David, 22 Sept. 1657, d. next mo.; was freem.
1653, and d. 24 Feb. 1674.  Two Johns, at Reading, one designat. "of the
plain," d. 1691; the other, "of the hill," d. 1695, and we may infer that one,
but wh. is doubtful, was his s.  JONATHAN, Reading, s. of the preced.
freem. 1691, by w. Elizabeth had Jonathan, and two ds.  JOSEPH, Salisbury, s. of
the first John of the same, m. 14 Dec. 1683, Mary, d. of John French, had
John, b. 23 Aug. 1684, d. soon; John, again, 18 Oct. 1685; Samuel, 7 Dec.
1687; Joseph, 14 Aug. 1690; Benjamin, 4 Feb. 1693; Moses, 18 May 1695; Mary,
9 Apr. 1697; and Nicholas, 12 Sept. 1699.  JOSHUA, Reading, br. of the
preced. freem. 1691, m. Rebecca Kendall, had Joshua, b. 1683; Thomas; and
other ch.  NATHANIEL, Cambridge, br. of Gov. Theophilus, was b. a. 1609,
freem. 9 June 1638, the first head of Harv. Coll. but not dignif. with tit.
of Presid. on censure by the governm. fled to Virg. and finally went home,
where he d. it is said, in gaol.  A very curious confess. of his w. showing
the unfavorab. managem. of domestic econ. at the Coll. in its earliest
day, is giv. in notes to Winthrop I. 310.
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His w. with her childr. exc. Benoni, bef. ment. foll. him to Virg. in a sh.
never heard of after.  Winthrop II. 22.  SAMUEL, New Haven, br. of the
preced. s. of Richard, bred at Magdalen Coll. Cambridge, where he had his
degr. in 1624 and 1628, came to N. E. 1637, had w. Mabel, wid. of Gov. Haynes,
m. 17 Nov. 1654, but no ch. went home after three yrs. had a living at Duckenfield, Co. 
Chester, near Manchester, until the great ejection, and d. at the neighb. parish of
Denton, 9 Jan. 1665 or 6, aet. 68.  SAMUEL, Duxbury, s. of Francis,  prob.
b. in Eng. or Holland, was a sucking ch. on board the Mayflower, apprent.
1636 to John Cook, was among the purch. of Dartmouth in 1652,  m. 10 Jan.
1661, Martha Billington, perhaps d. of Francis, wh. had m. his f.'s wid. rem.
to Middleborough, there d. a. 1684. + SAMUEL, New Haven, s. of Gov.
Theophilus, b. prob. in London 1630, came with his f.  1637, H. C. 1649, and
afterwards a tutor there, chos. 1654, an Assist. of the Col. m. 17 Nov.
1654, Mabel, wid. of Gov. John Haynes of  Hartford, and with his w. d. in
July of the yr. foll. & THEOPHILUS, New Haven, br. of first Samuel and of
Nathaniel, the two min. was b. at Stony Stratford in Co. Bucks, not Oxford,
as Mather has it.  His f. was min. there, and after at Coventry.  But an
Eng. authority makes him s. of Richard, vicar of Great Budworth, in
Cheshire. He was dep. gov. of East land or Baltic comp. in London, and by
king James was empl. as his agent at the Court of Denmark. He had w. and
ch. wh. d. at London, and he m. for sec. w. Ann, wid. of David Yale, d. of
Thomas Morton, Bp. of Chester, wh. had kindness for the Puritans.  The
fam. seat was in that shire, and the Gov. in his will devises the est. at
Great Budworth in the same Co. He came in 1637 to Boston, and in Apr.
went with his fellow pass. Davenport to found the sett. of New Haven, in
1639 was made Gov. and so, by annual choice was cont. until his d. 7 Jan.
1658, aet. 67.  His will, of 12 Aug. 1656, names three ch. only, Theophilus,
Mary, w. of Valentine Hill of Boston, late of Piscataqua, and Hannah; but
ment. his w. her s. Thomas Yale, and s.-in-law Edward Hopkins, late Gov. of
Conn. then in London, whose d. preced. Eaton's by ten mos.  The inv. includ.
the est. in Eng. of 1440  15. 7. was made Feb. 1658, and the will pro. 31
May foll. yet the rec. at New Haven carelessly makes the bur. 11 Jan. 1656,
near a yr. bef. his d.  The wid. (wh. had been sadly worried by the church
a. 1644, then prob. insane, when Mary Launce, an inmate of the household,
and prob. a ward of her h. was call. to testif. as to her extrav. behavior,
of wh. Dr. Bacon in his charming lectures upon the early history, has
furnish. adequate detail to illustrate the melancholy hist. of ch. discipline 
in that era) went home, and d. 1659.  The s. and unm. d. went with the 
Theophilus liv. after at Dublin; but did not please his f. and d. unm. 1707; 
Hannah m. 4 July 1659, at London, William Jones, wh. next yr. came to 
New Haven and spent his
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days.  THOMAS, Reading, had Joseph, b. 5 Jan. 1652.  THOMAS, Haverhill, m.
at Andover 6 Jan. 1659, Unice Singletary of Salisbury; freem. 1666, was k.
by the Ind. 15 Mar. 1698.  THOMAS, Dedham, freem. 1681.  THOMAS, Salisbury,
s. of the first John of the same, m. 14 Nov. 1679, Hannah, perhaps d. of
Richard Hubbard, had Thomas, b. 15 Sept. 1680; Hannah, 23 June 1682, prob.
d. soon; and Hannah, again, 10 Mar. 1684.  WILLIAM, Watertown, came in 1635
or 6, from Staple in Kent, emb. at Sandwich, with w. Martha, three ch. and
one serv. had Daniel, b. 20 Jan. 1639; and Mary, 8 Apr. 1643; rem. to
Reading; was freem. 1653, had John, wh. surv. f. and mo. d. 13 May 1673.  His
d. Martha m. Richard Oldham, first, and next, Thomas Brown, prob. d. bef.
her f. whose will of 26 Sept. preced. names w. Martha, eldest s. John and
his ch., Daniel and his ch., d. Mary, and two s.-in-law, Thomas Brown, and
Francis Moore.  The wid. d. 1681.  WILLIAM, Reading, prob. s. of the preced.
made freem. 1691.  An Abigail E. aged 35, with Mary, 4, and Thomas, 1, came
1635, in the Elizabeth and Ann, foll. no doubt the h. and f. to us unkn.
      EBENATHA, WILLIAM.  See Abernethy. Perhaps he had more ch. than
those wh. took admin.  Now the name is Abernethy, may have been so bef.
1673.
      EBORNE, EBBORNE, or EBURNE, GEORGE, Hampton 1644, d. bef. 1647.  
Coffin. MOSES, Salem, s. of Samuel. m. 9 Sept. 1671, Sarah Haines, perhaps 
d. of William, had Moses, b. 14 Feb. 1673; Joseph, 24 Apr. 1674; and Sarah,
26 Oct. 1676; and his w. d. 1 Nov. 1676.  But he had, perhaps, former w. 
m. 1657, d. of Humphrey Gilbert.  SAMUEL, Salem, perhaps s. of 
Thomas, b. a. 1614, may have resid. some time a. 1640, in Lynn, but 
had gr. of ld. the yr. preced. at S. and there had, m. Catharine, 
d. of James Smith. His ch. were bapt. Samuel, Moses, and Mary, on 
6 Aug. 1648; Rebecca, 23 Mar. 1651; and Sarah, 15 June 1656; beside 
Hannah; and James; was freem. 1665, and liv. in 1697.  His s. Samuel was 
surv. Rebecca m. 10 Dec. 1680, Thomas Bell.  SAMUEL, Salem, s. prob. eldest,
of the preced. m. 19 Feb. 1664, Susanna, d. of capt. William Trask, had Samuel,
b. 1 July 1664; William, 19 Jan. 1667; Susanna, Apr. d. Aug. 1669.  THOMAS,
Salem, a tanner, freem. 14 May 1634, was liv. but aged, 1642.  See Aborne.
      ECCLES, ECLES, ECKLES, or ECKELS, RICHARD, Cambridge, freem. 
18 May 1642, by w. Mary, wh. d. 23 Aug. 1675, had Mary, Hannah, and Martha.
Timothy, perhaps only s. b. 15 Mar. 1645, d. 21 Nov. 1656. Hannah m. 2 Mar.
1667, Gershom Brooks.  He had sh. in the Shawshin div. of lds.
      EDDY, CALEB, Swanzey, s. of Samuel, by w. Elizabeth had Caleb, b. 29 May
1672; Samuel, 15 July 1675; and Zechariah, wh d. soon. He was a deac. and
liv. to be 70 yrs. old.  JOHN, Watertown 1633, was of Boxted in Co. Suff.
and came in the Handmaid 1630, from London, arr. at Plymouth, where he
cont. over one yr.; freem. 3 Sept. 1634, by w. Amie had Pilgrim, b. 25 Aug.
1634, d. soon; Pilgrim, again; John, 16 Feb. 1637; Benjamin, bur. 1639;
Samuel, 30 Sept. 1640, the freem.
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1690, wh d. 22 Nov. 1711; beside Abigail, 11 Oct. 1643, prob. d. young; Sarah;
Mary; and Ruth.  He had sec. w. Joanna, wh. d. 25 Aug. 1683, aged 80; and he
d. at the age of 90, 12 Oct. 1684.  Prob. Sarah and Mary were b. in Eng.
Sarah m. John Marion; Mary m. Thomas Orton; and Pilgrim m. 22 Apr. 1656,
William Baker, and, next, . . . . . . Stedman.  Yet the order of these ms. is
revers. as Bond, 755, shows, in a deed of 9 Feb. 1704 of pt. of est. of
John Marion, in wh. she had some share, and is call. Pilgrim Baker,
formerly P. Stedman, and d. of John Eddy, tho. I can explain the blunder of
the scrivener only by the long interval of time to cause it.  When the m.
of Stedman was solemniz. or when Baker the first h. d. or what was
Stedman's name of bapt. has been sought in vain.  JOHN, Plymouth, eldest
s. of Samuel, m. 12 Nov. 1665, Susanna, d. of Robert Paddock, had Mary, b.
14 Mar. 1667; John, 19 Jan. 1671.  His w. d. 14 Mar. foll. and he m. 1 May
1672, Deliverance Owen of Braintree; and a third w. Hepzibah, outliv. him, and d.
3 May 1726.  Other ch. were Mercy, b. 5 July, 1673; Hannah, 6 Dec. but Col.
Rec. says 5 July 1676; Ebenezer, 16 May 1679; Eleazer, 16 Oct. 1681, tho.
Col. Rec. in two places says 1671; Joseph, 4 Jan. 1683; Benjamin, 1685;
Abigail; Jonathan, 15 Dec. 1689; Susanna, 18 Sept. 1692; and Patience, 27
June 1696. He was some yrs. at Taunton, d. at Tisbury 27 May 1715.
OBADIAH, Plymouth, youngest br. of the preced. had John, b. 22 Mar. 1670;
d. Hasadiah, 10 Apr. 1672.  SAMUEL, Plymouth, s. of Rev. William, it is said,
of Cranbrook in Kent, but liv. at Boxted, Co. Suff. came in the Handmaid to
Plymouth, Oct. 1630, is call. br. of the first John, by w. Elizabeth wh. d. 1682,
aged 81, had John, b. 25 Dec. 1637; Zechariah, 1639; Caleb, 1643; Obadiah,
1645; and Hannah, 23 June 1647.  He d. 1688 at Swanzey, aged a. 87.  Caleb
d. 23 Mar. 1713.  SAMUEL, Watertown, youngest s. of John, m. 30 Nov. 1664,
Sarah, d. of Gabriel Meade, had Samuel, b. 4 June 1668; Sarah, 31 Oct. 1670;
Benjamin, 16 Sept. 1673; Deliverance, 15 July 1676; Elizabeth 2 Feb. 1679; Ruth,
3 Nov. 1681; and Joanna, 24 Apr. 1685.  ZECHARIAH, Plymouth, s. of the
preced. rem. to Swanzey, but prob. first at Middleborough, m. 7 May 1663,
Alice, d. of Robert Paddock, had Zechariah, b. 10 Apr. 1664; John, 10 Oct.
1666; Elizabeth 3 Aug. 1670; Samuel, 4 June 1673; Ebenezer, 8 Feb. 1676; Caleb,
21 Sept. 1678; Joshua, 21 Feb. 1681; and Obadiah, 2 Sept. 1683; all of wh.
exc. Samuel, had fams.; and d. 4 Sept. 1718.  Elizabeth m. 26 Feb. 1691, Samuel
Whipple of Providence. Alice and Elinor, ds. of Zechariah jun. appear on
the rec. as does his m.
      EDENDEN, EDDINGTON sometimes, * EDMUND, Scituate 1641, rep. 1642,
rem. to Boston, Deane says; where his d. Mehitable was bapt. 4
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June 1664; but the Secr.'s list of freem. 1665, calls him of Roxbury. Next
yr. among freem. from Boston he certif. Edm. Eddington, wh. I judge to be
the same.  His d. Mary m. 23 Sept. 1651, William Baker; Sarah m. 1656,
Thomas Rand; Mehitable m. 17 Oct. 1674, John Nutter; and Rebecca m. 16 Dec.
1684, Samuel Lord.
      EDES, EADS, EADES, or EEDS, EDWARDS, Boston, shipwright, s. of
John the first of Charlestown, m. 26 June 1704, Martha, youngest d. of Peter
Frothingham, had Edward, b. 6 June 1705; John, Nov. 1707; Jonathan, 2 Aug. 
1709; and Martha, 26 May 1711. His w. d. 13 Oct. 1712, and he m. 15 July 1714,
Susanna, d. of John Welch, had Thomas, 11 Apr. 1715; William, 8 Mar. 1717; and 
d. Sept. 1730.  His wid. m. 1733, John Pickney, and next, 1739, Erasmus Stevens.
JOHN, Boston, by w. Catharine had John, b. 25 Oct. 1680, prob. d. young; 
John, again, 6 Nov. 1686; and Elizabeth 11 Feb. 1689, wh. d. at 13 yrs.
JOHN, Charlestown, m. 15 Oct. 1674, Mary Tufts, d. of Peter, had John,
bapt. 22 Aug. 1680; Edward, 9 Oct. 1681; Mary, 4 May 1684; Peter, b. 19 Aug.
bapt. 21 Nov. 1686; Jonathan, 3, bapt. 9 Dec. 1688; and Sarah, 5 Apr. 1691;
and d. next yr. Mary m. 1708, Thomas Willet; and Sarah m. 1713, Charles
Wager.  JOHN, Charlestown, s. of the preced. m. 13 Apr. 1698, Grace
Lawrence, had John, and Edward, bapt. 18 May 1701; and Elizabeth 19 Oct. 1701;
beside Daniel, Thomas, and six more.  JONATHAN, Charlestown, br. of the
preced. m. 1712, Joanna Willet of Newbury.  NICHOLAS, Southold, L. I. 1673.
PETER, Charlestown, s. of the first John of the same, m. 1714, Martha Mudge.
PHILIP, Newport 1678, had been an officer in Cromwell's fam. in good reput.
d. 16 Mar. 1682.  PHILIP, Casco 1689.  Willis, 1. 191.  WILLIAM, Salem 1629,
came in the fleet with Higginson.  Young's Chron. of Mass. 179.  WILLIAM,
Boston, by w. Elizabeth had Nicholas, b. 21 Sept. 1687; and Elizabeth 24 Sept. 1689.
      EDGARTON, RICHARD, Saybrook, m. 8 Apr. 1653, Mary Sylvester, had
Mary, b. 3 Feb. 1655; Elizabeth 25 Dec. 1657; Ann or Hannah, 24 Sept. 1659; rem.
next yr. to Norwich, there had John, 12 June 1662, Richard, 10 Mar. 1665;
Sarah, Apr. 1667; Samuel, May 1670; Lydia, Apr. 1675; and Joseph, 8 Mar.
1677.
      EDGE, ROBERT, emb. at London 1635, aged 25, in the Hopewell, Capt.
Babb. Possib. the name may be the same as Hedge; or it may be that the
custom ho. rec. meant a y what I read a g.
      EDGECOMB, JOHN, New London 1670, m. 9 Feb. 1673, Sarah, d. of Edward
Stallion, the rec. calls him "s. of Nicholas E. of Plymouth, old Eng." had
Margaret, b. 1674; John, 14 Nov. 1675; Sarah, 29 July 1678; Joanna, 3 Mar.
1680; Nicholas; Samuel, 1690; and Thomas; d. Apr. 1721, at gr. age. NICHOLAS,
Scarborough 1640, took o. of submis. to Mass. 13 July 1658; but as I find
his subscript. by a mark, he was not, prob. (as Farmer thot.) of the fam.
of Sir Richard E. of Mount Edgcombe in Devon.  Yet he may have been a
depend. of that ho.  He rem. a. 1660 to Saco.  In Southgate, p. 25, we learn
that his d. Mary m. George Page of Saco; and next, John Ashton of Scarborough; 
and that his other d. Joanna m. a Pynchon of Boston. Christopher, John, Michael, 
and Robert, soldiers at Blackpoint, Scarborough, 1676, were, we may well imagine, 
his s.  John was one of the selectmen of Saco 1676; Robert m. Rachel, d. of James 
Gibbins of Saco, and there d. 1730, aged 74.
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      EDGERLY, PHILIP, New Hampsh. 1654.  THOMAS, Dover 1665, m. 28 Sept.
of that yr. Rebecca Holloway, or Hallowell, freem. 1672, was a magistr. Thomas jr. 
m. 3 Dec. 1691, w. Jane Wheedon, a d. of John Ault, but whose wid. she was I
kn. not.
      EDLIN, or EDLING, DAVID, LEUDICOES, or LUDECUS, Dover 1659, adm. 
in spite of his outlandish name, 6 June, and had gr. of ld. in same yr; wh. was
in 1662 or 3, perhaps after his d. laid out to his w. Elizabeth  I suppose he
was a German doctor, and that Ludecus, wh. remain. for fam. name, after
reject. of Edlin, was in reality abbrev. for Ludovicus, for the abominat.
of a double one could not be endur. even in the most skilful disciple of
Hippocrates.
      EDMASTER, JOHN, Charlestown 1678, by w. Hannah, had Hannah, b. 
1 Feb. 1663; John, 12 Mar. 1665; d. Prudence, 15 Jan. 1668, bapt. at 18 yrs.
on 27 Feb. 1687, wh. m. 1 July 1689, Joseph Pike, and Mary, 23 Nov. 
1670.  His s. John was of Freetown, where he sold, 1719, the ho. of his f.
      EDMONSON, WILLIAM, R. I. 1672.
      EDMUNDS, EDMONDS, or EDMANDS, ANDREW, Providence, m. 14 Oct. 
1675, Mary, d. of Benjamin Herendean, had Mary, b. 26 Oct. 1676; Sarah, 17 Feb.
1678; William, 7 Mar. 1681; Andrew, 17 June 1683; and Joseph, 2 Feb. 1687;
and in 1696 his wid. Mary was allow. to keep the ferry over Seekonk riv.
DANIEL, Charlestown 1659, s. of Walter, b. in Eng. freem. 1670, by w. Mary
had Richard, b. 13 June 1664, bapt. 23 July 1665; Mary, 22, bapt. 24 Feb.
1667; both d. young; Jonathan, 24, bapt. 25 July 1669; Ralph, 15, bapt. 19
Nov. 1671; and Mary, again, 28 Oct. bapt. 2 Nov. 1673. He was a feltmaker,
d. 22 Aug. 1688, aged 59, and wid. Mary d. 26 Nov. 1717.  She was, I
presume, d. of Ralph Sprague, and her br. Capt. Richard, left her good
portions of his est.  JAMES, Boston 1675, merch. had perhaps been of
Salem 1668, but was, prob. not the man wh. desir. employ. from our gov. and
counc. 1629, as stat. in Young's Chron. 47, wh. came 1629, in fleet with
Higginson, a cooper.  JAMES, Providence, perhaps s. of Andrew, d. 6 Sept.
1736, in his will nam. w. Alice, and ch. William, and James.  JOHN,
Charlestown, freem. 18 May 1631, d. 21 Sept. 1677. JOHN, Hartford 1639.
JOHN, Charlestown, s. of Walter of the same, m. 4 Oct. 1667, Hannah, wid.
of Nathaniel Dady, d. of Richard Miller, had Dorothy, b. June foll. bapt. 18
June 1671; and John, 27 Aug. foll.; the mo. hav. unit. with the ch. 11 June
preced. JOHN, Lynn, s. of William, m. 16 Dec. 1662, Sarah Hudson, had
William, 16 June 1664; John, 1 Feb. 1666; Jonathan, 30 Sept. 1668; Mary, 14
Oct. 1671; Elizabeth 1 May 1677; Nathaniel, 2 Apr. 1680; Joseph; and Benjamin;
was freem. 1691.  JOSEPH, Lynn, br. of the preced. by w. Susanna, wh. d. 16
Dec. 1670, had William, wh. d. 13 Dec. 1670; and by sec. w. had Joseph, b. 15
Aug. 1673; Sarah, 7 Nov. 1675; William, again, 13 Sept. 1677; Thomas; and
Robert.  JOSHUA, Concord 1645,br. of Daniel, b. in Eng.
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freem. 1650, by w. Mary, d. of Simon Willard, had Samuel, b. 16 Feb. 1650; 
Mary, a. 1656, wh. m. 15 July 1692, Nathaniel Davis, as sec. w. rem. to Charlestown,
had there, by w. Elizabeth William, b. 23, bapt. 29 Jan. 1665; and Ruth, 8 Aug.
1669; d. 5 Nov. 1683.  His wid. m. 28 Nov. 1689, Richard Martin. Ruth m. 28
Apr. 1687, White. Richard Woburn, d. 18 Nov. 1689.  ROBERT, Maine 1665, sw. fidel. 
to Mass. 1674. SAMUEL, Concord 1645.  SAMUEL, Lynn, s. of William. 1690, m. 11 
Aug. 1675,
Elizabeth Meriam, and next, 27 Jan. 1685, says Barry, Elizabeth Bridges, had Samuel,
b. 5 Aug. 1676; Elizabeth 23 July 1679; Mary, 3 Aug. 1681; Abigail; David, 22 July
1689; and Jonathan, 7 Jan. 1692.  WALTER, Concord, freem. 22 May 1639, had
John, b. 2 July 1640; rem. and with w. Dorothy was of Charlestown ch. 1652
d. 13 July 1667, and his wid. d. 14 Sept. 1671.  Most of his ch. were no
doubt, b. in Eng.  His d. Mary m. 19 Oct. 1644, Luke Potter.  In his will, 30
May 1667, w. and s. John are made Excors. but Joshua, Daniel, and d.
Potter are nam.  WILLIAM, Lynn, freem.  6 May 1635, a tailor, had w. Mary,
wh. d. 2 Apr. 1657, and he m. 1 Sept. foll. at Boston, wid. Ann Martin;
testif. in 1678, that he was in 68th yr.  Had John; Mary; Joseph; and
Samuel; d. 4 Aug. 1693.  Lewis marks his arr. of 1630.  His d. Mary m. 1
Sept. 1657, Joseph Hutchings.  WILLIAM, Providence, s. of Andrew, d. 30
Dec. 1725, leav. wid. Alice, and ch. James, William, and Mary.
      EDSALL, or EDSELL. || THOMAS, Boston, turner, ar. co. 1652, m. Elizabeth
Farman, 16 Sept. of unkn. yr prob. 1652, had Henry, b. 28 Feb. 1655.
      EDSON, BENJAMIN, Perhaps s. of Samuel of Bridgewater, m. 4 Dec.
1660, Sarah Hoskins. d. perhaps, of William of Scituate.  JOSEPH,
Bridgewater, s. of deac. Samuel, by w. Experience had Joseph; Josiah, b.
1682; and Benjamin and by sec. w. Mary, m. 1686, had Samuel, Timothy, Mary,
Susanna, as Mitchell thinks; and he adds that his est. was sett. 1712.
JOSIAH, Bridgewater, br. of the preced. m. Elizabeth d. of John Dean of Taunton,
not (as Mitchell says), perhaps d. of Nathaniel Hayward, but M. gives no
ch.  He adds, that h. and w. both d. 1734, he aged 82, and she 83.  His
large est. went by devise chief. to his neph. Josiah, s. of Joseph.
SAMUEL, Salem 1639, rem. to Bridgewater, there was deac. rep. 1676, d. 9
July 1692, aet. 80; and his wid. Susanna d. 20 Feb. 1699, aet. 81.  He had
Samuel, Joseph, Josiah, Susanna, Elizabeth, Mary, Sarah, and Bethia.  Susanna
m. Rev. James Keith; Elizabeth m. Richard Phillips of Weymouth; Mary m. 1676,
Nicholas Byram, jr.; Sarah m. 7 Nov. 1663, John Dean of Taunton; Bethia m.
17 Dec. 1678, Ezra Dean.  SAMUEL, Bridgewater, s. perhaps eldest, of the
preced. m. Susanna. d. of Nicholas Byram, had Susanna, b. 1679; Elizabeth 1684;
and Samuel 1690; and d. 1719.  His wid. d. 1742.  Two of this name had been
gr. at Harvard in 1834, and three at other N. E. coll.
      EDWARDS, ALEXANDER, Springfield, came from Wales a. 1640, emb.
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at Bristol, m. 28 Apr. 1642, Sarah, wid. of John Searl, had Samuel, b. 7 Mar.
1643; Hannah, 18 Feb. 1645; Joseph, 8 Aug. 1647; Mary, 20 Jan. 1650;
Benjamin, 24 June 1652; and Sarah, 21 Nov. 1654; next yr. rem. to
Northampton, there had Nathaniel, 25 June 1657; and Elizabeth 22 Feb. 1660; d.
4 Sept. 1690.  All the s. had fam.  Samuel, Joseph, and Nathaniel, with the
f. were made freem. 1690; and descend. are very num.  Mary m. 17 Dec. 1670,
John Field.  BENJAMIN, Springfield, s. of the preced. m. 23 Feb. 1681,
Thankful, d. of the first Isaac Sheldon.  EDWARD, Plymouth 1643, perhaps
rem. or d. same yr. GRIFFIN, Boston, calls, in a deed, Ann, w. of Rev. John
Myles, wh. was sole heir of John Humphrey, his mo.-in-law.  JOHN,
Wethersfield 1640, had prob. liv. at Watertown, and by a first w. bef. sett.
at Wethersfield, had Thomas; and Abraham, b. 12 Aug. 1637; and m. Dorothy,
wid. of Abraham Finch, had John, b. 16 Dec. 1638; Esther, June 1641; Ruth,
Dec. 1643; Hannah, Jan. 1645; Joseph, May 1648; and Lydia.  He in 1653 was 
aged 60, and d. a. 1664, and in May 1667, his wid. m. Richard Tousley of Saybrook, 
and 1676 was a wid. for third time.  JOHN, the s. was a corporal (not capt. as Hinman, 
130, tells), and was k. in the great Narraganset fight, 19 Dec. 1675.  JOHN,
Ipswich, m. 24 Nov. 1658, Mary Sams, had John, b. 22 Jan. 1660; Mary, 15 Oct.
1661; Elizabeth and Lucy, tw. 28 Feb. 1667; William, 27 Mar. 1669; Samuel, 1 June
1671; Francis, 29 Dec. 1678; Hannah, 7 July 1681; and Frances, 30 Sept.
1682; was freem. 1690.  JOHN, Ipswich, by w. Margaret had Thomas, b. 28
Feb. 1694, d. within 3 mos.; and Margaret, 25 Feb. 1695, d. within 4 yrs.
Perhaps he was of Cape Elizabeth 1690.  JOHN, Charlestown, call. by 
hims. in Aug. 1676, chirurg. of Stepney, by w. Elizabeth had John, bapt. 13 
Mar. 1687.  JOSEPH, Wethersfield, s. of John, had w. Sarah, m. 12 Nov. 
1670, wh. d. 12 Dec. 1687.  JOSEPH, Northampton 1668, was s. of
Alexander, had a fam. but names of w. and ch. are equal. unkn.  MATTHEW,
Reading, came in the Speedwell 1656, from London, but he had come 
near 20 yrs. bef. with wid. mo. wh. m. Robert Hawes, and in her will of 
12 June 1645, ment. him and his br. Robert; m. 2 Dec. 1657, Mary, d.
of John Poole, had Mary, b. 25 Mar. 1659; Sarah, 26 Jan. 1661; Matthew, 24
Oct. 1662, d. young; and Elizabeth; the ds. are nam. in their gr.f.'s will of 1667.
He was freem. 1669; d. 23 Dec. 1683, aged 52.  NATHANIEL, Boston, merch. a
cit. of London, d. 2 Jan. 1654.  NATHANIEL, Northampton, s. of Alexander, of
wh. I kn. nothing, exc. that he was freem. 1690, and had fam.  NICHOLAS,
from Boston, d. at Barbados, 12 Oct. 1661.  RICE, Salem 1643, Boston 1646,
a joiner.  His w. Joan was adm. of our ch. 9 May 1647.  RICHARD, Hartford,
only ch. of first William m. 19 Nov. 1667, Elizabeth d. of William Tuttle of New
Haven, had Mary, b. 1668; Timothy, 14 May 1669; Abigail, 1671; Elizabeth 1675;
Ann, 1678; Mabel, bapt. 13 Dec. 1685; and ano. ch. whose name is not found;
next, m. a. 1692, Mary, d. of Hon. John Talcott, had Jonathan, 20 Jan. 1693
d. soon; John, 27 Feb. 1694; Hannah, 3
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Jan. 1696; Richard, 5 June 1698, d. young; Daniel, 11 Apr. 1701, Y. C. 1720;
and Samuel, 1 Nov. 1702.  He was a very valu. cit. and d. 20 May 1713 acc.
Geneal. Reg. XII. 334, while fam. tradit. gives 20 Apr. 1718, when Timothy,
Abigail, Elizabeth Ann, and Mabel, ch. of the first w. beside three s. and one d.
of the sec. were liv.  Daniel, a judge of the Sup. Court of Conn. d. 6 Sept.
1765.  ROBERT, Concord, came from London in the Hopewell, Capt. Babb, in
the autumn of 1635, aged 22, or he may be the same wh. seven days
earlier than his entry for Babb's sh. is, at the Lond. custom ho. certif. to
have tak. the o. of alleg. being aged 27, and to pass. to Virg.  Possib.
only one man so nam. was in London.  He by w. Christian, had at C. Sarah,
b. 12 Sept. 1640, d. in 2 wks.; Christian, 15 Mar. 1646, and sev. others,
prob. bef. as well as after.  He was freem. 18 May 1642, d. early, for his
inv. was tak. 18 Dec. 1646.  ROBERT, Salem, br. of Matthew, s. of that wid.
wh. m. Robert Hawes, and d. 1645, as in her will of 12 June in that yr.
is seen.  SAMUEL, Northampton 1668, s. of Alexander of
the same, freem. 1690, had a fam. but details are not heard.  THOMAS,
Salem, 1637, shoemaker, freem. 28 Feb. 1643, had there bapt. John, 6 June
1639, his w. being of the ch. bef. him; Joseph, 22 May 1642; and Joshua, 18
June 1643; and prob. rem. to Lynn, or Watertown, where he may have liv.
bef. sett. at S.  THOMAS, Wethersfield, brot. Elizabeth wh. m. a 1645, John
Goodrich, was of Hartford 1648, engag. to rem. 1659, with other friends of
Goodwin, but went not, and in 1663 was by the Court ordered to oversee
the work upon bridges.  His d. Ruth m. 20 June 1670, Samuel Hale the
younger, and d. 26 Dec. 1682, aged 30.  THOMAS, Boston 1665, and sev. yrs.
after a master mariner, perhaps the same, maltreat. by the French at
Tortugas, 1674, ment. by Gov. Leverett, 3 Mass. Hist. Coll. X. 102.  THOMAS,
Stonington 1667, m. Mary, perhaps d. of Henry Bridgham of Dorchester, d.
1693.  TIMOTHY, min. of Windsor, H. C. 1691, s. of Richard bef. ment. m. 6
Nov. 1694, Esther, d. of Rev. Solomon Stoddard of Northampton, had Esther, b.
6 Aug. 1695; Elizabeth 14 Apr. 1697; Ann, 28 Apr. 1699; Mary, 11 Feb. 1701; Eunice, 20
Aug. 1705; Abigail, 25 Dec. 1707; Jerusha, 30 May 1710; Hannah, 8 Feb. 1713; 
Lucy, 25 May 1715; and Martha, 5 Jan. 1718; beside ano. wh. was not a d. He 
was ord. 1698, d. 27 Jan. 1758, less than two mos. bef. his s. Jonathan, the
disting. theolog. b. 5 Oct. 1703, Presid. of N. J. Coll.  WILLIAM, Hartford
1639, but not freem. bef. 1658; he was brot. in childhood, says the fam.
tradit. by his mo. Ann, w. of James Cole, m. Agnes, wid. of William Spencer,
had only ch. Richard, bef. ment. b. May 1647. WILLIAM, Taunton 1643,
perhaps was at Lynn 5 yrs. after, but rem. to L. I. prob. at Easthampton
1650.  WILLIAM, Marblehead 1668.
      EELLS, ELLS, EELS, or EALES, JOHN, Dorchester, freem. 14 May 1634,
had Samuel, bapt. 3 May 1640; and rem. perhaps to Hingham first, but in
1645 to Newbury, there call. "beehive maker," d. 25 Nov. 1653, aged 78,
says Coffin, wh. ment. no w. or ch. NATHANIEL, Scituate, s. of Samuel, ord.
14 June 1704, m. 12 Oct. foll.  Hannah North of Hingham, had Sarah, b. 5
Aug. 1705; Samuel, 23 Feb. 1707; John, 23
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Jan. 1709; Nathaniel, 4 Feb. 1711, H. C. 1728; Edward, 4 Jan. 1713, H. C. 1733;
Hannah, 30 Jan. 1715; Mary, 13 May 1716; North, 28 Sept. 1718; and Ann, 16
Oct. 1721.  He partook in the Whitfield controv. 1745, and d. 25 Aug. 1750;
and his wid. d. 2 May 1754.  RICHARD, Boston, d. 29 Oct. 1639, prob. without
w. or ch.  His will, the first in first vol. of rec. names br. John in Eng.
and refers to three brs. and a sis. as residuary legatees.  But it has
been argu. with much plausibility, that the testator's name was Hills.
See Geneal. Reg. II. 218. * SAMUEL, Milford, prob. s. of John, m. 1 Aug. 1663,
Ann, d. of Rev. Robert Lenthall of Newport, had Samuel, b. 1 June 1664, d.
soon; John, 3 July 1665, d. young; Samuel, again, 2 Sept. 1666; John, again,
a. 1668; these two bapt. 1670; Mary, 18 Feb. 1671; Robert, 4 Dec. 1672, d.
young; Robert, again, 25 Jan. 1675; Nathaniel, bef. ment. 26 Nov. 1677, or
next mo. H. C. 1699, and perhaps others, but had a sec. w. Sarah, wid. of
Joseph Peck; yet I kn. not wh. she was.  He was a milit. officer, in Philip's
War, and after was at Fairfield in 1687; but sett. at Hingham, of which he
was rep. 1705 and 6, d. 1709.  His wid. d. at Scituate at the ho. of his s.
1711.  Deane says, his d. Ann m. 1704, Thomas Wilder; and Elizabeth m. 1710, 
John Stowell, both of H.  Hinman, 277, has a great amount of matter on this
name, but it is difficult to put it in order.  Eleven of this name had in
1829 been at Harv. Yale, and Williams Coll. of wh. ten were clerg.
      EGER, or EAGER, JONATHAN, Salem, m. 27 June 1661, Rebecca,
d. of Richard Hyle, had Hannah, b. 27 July 1662; and Jonathan, 25 Jan.
1665. WILLIAM Cambridge, by w. Ruth wh. d. 6 Jan. 1680, aged 39, had
Zerubabel, b. 8 June 1672; Martha, 26 Nov. 1674; Ruth, 1 Feb. 1677; and
Sarah, 25 June 1679. He m. 13 Apr. 1680, Lydia (tho. the rec. has Esther),
wid. of Arthur Cole, rem. to Marlborough, after hav. Margaret, b. 25 May
1681, there had sev. more; but as William; Zechary; Abraham; James, 1685;
Jacob; Mercy; Lydia; and  Esther, nam. in his will of Dec. 1687, as well as
Zerubabel, Ruth, Sarah and Margaret, seem too large a number for the
sec. w. for whose promise of another also provis. is made, one must
suppose, that two or three beside those rec. at C. were b. of first w. at
some other town.  The will was pro. 17 June 1690.  Abraham, James,
Zechary, and Zerubabel had fam. in Marlborough, the last hav. m. 1697,
Hannah Kerley; Abraham had w. Lydia; and Zechary, Elizabeth Prob. this is now
Eager.
      EGGINGTON, JEREMIAH, Boston, m. 12 Oct. 1655, Elizabeth d. of Rev. John
Cotton, wh. d. 81 Aug. 1656, had Elizabeth b. 15 of the same mo. wh. prob. d.
soon.  He, I suppose, rem.
      EGGLESTON, BAGOT, BIGOD, BIGOT, or BEGAT, with sundry other variat.
Dorchester, came, prob. in the Mary and John, ask. adm. 19 Oct. 1630 and
was rec. as freem. 18 May foll. rem. with first sett. to Windsor, d. 1 Sept.
1674, "near 100 yrs. old," says extrav. tradit. leav.
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Samuel, and James, both b. bef. he rem. and Thomas, b. 26 Aug. 1638; Mary,
29 May 1641; Sarah, 28 Mar. 1643; Rebecca, 8 Dec. 1644; Abigail, 12 bapt. 18 June
1648; Joseph, bapt. 30 Mar. 1651; and Benjamin, 18 Dec. 1633. The name of
his w. is unkn. but the Court rec. of Conn. ment. that he was fin. 20 sh.
for bequeath. her to a young man in 1645, wh. (not the fine), must be
regard. as joke.  Abigail m. 14 Oct. 1669, John Osborn. BENJAMIN, Windsor,
youngest s. of the preced. m. 6 Mar. 1678, Hannah, wid. of Elias Shadduck
or Shattuck, d. of John Osborne, had Mary, b. 2 Oct. 1680; Sarah, 20 Apr. 1683;
Abigail, perhaps, 11 Apr. 1685; Benjamin, May 1687; Dorothy, 28 Feb. 1690; Joseph, 
1695; and Esther, 10 July 1699.  JAMES, Windsor, br. of the preced. by w. Esther had 
James, b. 1 Jan. 1657, k. at Deerfield by the Ind. Sept. 1675; John, 27 Mar. 1659; 
Thomas, 27 July 1661; Esther, 1 Dec. 1663; Nathaniel, 15 Aug. 1666; Isaac, 27 Feb. 
1669; Abigail, 1 Sept. 1671; Deborah, 1 May 1674; and Hannah, 19 Dec. 1676; and he
d. 1 Dec. 1679. He was made freem. of Conn. 1657, at the same time with his
f.; and his br. Samuel, perhaps the elder, in yr. foll. His wid. m. 29 Apr.
1680, James Enno.  SAMUEL, Middletown, br. of the preced. by w. Sarah had
Samuel, b. 6 Mar. 1663; Thomas, 4 June 1667, d. soon; Joseph, 24 Jan. 1669,
d. soon; Sarah, 26 Oct. 1670; Susanna, 19 May 1674; Nicholas, 23 Dec. 1676;
Mercy, 27 July 1679, Mary, 1681; and Ebenezer, 1684; d. Mar. 1691. In the 
Hist. of Windsor, 591, some variety in names of the ch. as also of dates, is seen. 
THOMAS, Windsor, br. of the preced. freem. 1658, was of New London 1662.
      EGLETON, John, Fairfield, by w. Peaceable had John, b. 4 Sept. 1657;
d. 1659, his inv. bears date of 20 Oct.  His wid. m. a. 1660,  Daniel
Silliman, from wh. it is said, all of this name desc.  She d. the next yr.
The s. d. unm. At F. this name has sometimes doub. g and sometimes is
Eggleden.
      EGLIN, WILLIAM, Boston, m. Phebe, d. of Robert Williams of the same,
had Mary, b. 8 July 1667; Samuel, 14 Mar. 1669; Phebe, 17 May 1673; and
John, 15 May 1677.
      EGLINTON, EDWARD, Boston, d. 17 Nov. 1696.
      EGRON, JOHN, Malden, had Elizabeth b. 3 Feb. 1673; but that this was a
possib. name in N. E. demands high authority to convince. See Geneal Reg.
X. 235.
      EIRE, SIMON.  See Eyre.
      ELA, DANIEL, Haverhill 1675, perhaps sev. yrs. earlier, a tanner, but
in 1677 had leave to keep an ordinary. Mirick, 52, 4. He took o. of alleg.
28 Nov. 1677. Perhaps he had s. Israel, wh. took o. of alleg. 28 Nov. 1677.
      ELBRIDGE, THOMAS, Boston, s. of Giles, merch. and joint grantee of
the patent, 29 Feb. 1632 to Aldsworth, an Alderm. of Bristol, by the
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Presid. and Counc. of N. E. for Pemaquid, came, perhaps 1650, to dispose
of that int. in lots, of wh. one moiety was in 1652 to Capt. Paul White for
200, and the last was in 1657. He also sold for the co. Monhigon.  He was
assoc. with the first wh. own. a fire engine in the metrop. 1680. Willis, I.
13.
      ELCOCK, ANTHONY, New Haven 1657, had Mary, b. 22 July 1661; John, 
21 Dec. 1663; Thomas, 29 July 1666; and Sarah, 12 Apr. 1669. He d. not long after, 
for in Sept. 1672 his will is ment.  THOMAS, New Haven, s. of the preced. m.
Martha, eldest ch. and only d. of Samuel Munson. The name sometimes seems 
Elcote.
      ELDER, DANIEL, Dorchester, m. 12 Mar. 1667, Lydia Homes, wh. d. 5
Sept. 1689, had Lydia, b. 19 July 1668, d. next mo.; Remember, 29 June 1669;
Andrew, 13 Mar. 1671; Lydia, again, 13 June 1673; Daniel, 1 June 1675; and d.
4 May 1692.
      ELDERKIN, JOHN, Lynn 1637, Dedham 1641, Reading 1646, and two 
yrs. later at Providence, and of New London 1651, where he built both the
first ch. and first mill, finally in 1664 sett. at Norwich there also built
the first ch. and mill, d. 23 June 1687 aged a. 71. He had Abigail, b. 13
Sept. 1641, but what was his w.'s name, or whether she had more ch. or
when she d. is unkn. Yet a d. of this w. m. Daniel Comstock. He m. for. sec.
w. Elizabeth d. of John Drake, wid. of William Gaylord, and had Ann, b. Jan. 1661;
John, Apr. 1664; Bathshua, Nov. 1665; James, Mar. 1671; and Joseph, Dec.
1672. His wid. long surv. him, and d. 18 June 1716, aet. 95; and the error in
Hist. of Norwich, 117, whereby this date was made to belong to the h. is
thus explain. JOHN, Norwich, s. of the preced. m. 1685, Abigail Fowler. Four
of the name had in 1829 been gr. at Yale.
      ELDERTON, JOHN, Providence 1645.
      ELDRED, JOHN, Hampton 1640. JOHN, Warwick, m. Margaret, fifth d. of
Randall Houlden the first. SAMUEL, Cambridge 1646, by w. Elizabeth had Elizabeth b.
26 Oct. 1642; Samuel, 26 Oct. 1644; Mary, 15 June 1646; and Thomas, 8 Sept.
1648. Both s. were of Wickford 1674, but, both being in the interest of
Conn. they may not have been perman. sett. Taken prisoner by Conn. when
R. I. was too weak to vindicate her right, he, perhaps, to serve his relat.
and neighb. consent. to be made a  constable until the royal justice might
impartial. set. the disput. boundary.  Samuel w. at Rochester 1688, and is
nam. in the Revo. in N. E. Justif. p. 20. A Mrs. E. is ment. 1643 at New
Haven, with fam. of 5, and est. of 1000, but not there in 1647, prob. was
gone home to London. WILLIAM, Yarmouth, m. a d. of William Lumpkin of the
same, whose bapt. name is not seen by me, had Ann, b. a. 16 Dec. 1648; and
Sarah, 10 Oct. 1650, beside Elisha, and Bethia; of wh. the last two are
nam. in the will of their gr.f.L. Very often it is Eldridge.
      ELDRIDGE, JAMES, Stonington 1670.  NATHANIEL,  Windsor  1642,
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prob. rem. * NICHOLAS, Chatham, s. of Robert, first rep. under new chart.
1692, d. 30 Apr. 1702 leav. wid. Elizabeth James, the oldest s. and other ch.
John, Nicholas, Mary, Elizabeth Martha, and Desire. ROBERT, Yarmouth, m. "the
last wk. of Oct. 1649," Elizabeth d. of William Nickerson of the same, had
Nicholas, b. 18 Aug. 1650; but I hear not of others. Yet Mary, wh. m. 30
Nov. 1668, John Smith of the same, was, perhaps, his d. SAMUEL,
Stonington, was constable 1670. THOMAS, Boston; 1674, ship carpenter.
Often this name, in early days, was writ. Eldred.
      ELFORD, JOHN, Salem 1636, excom. 1639, tho. Felt, wh. states the
fact, II. 576, as set out at full in Hutch. I. 420, by the pastor's letter,
has omit. the name among mem. of the ch. He prob. rem. with Roger Williams,
and the other outcasts. TRISTRAM, Gloucester 1664, then aged 40 yrs.
      ELGARR, THOMAS, Hadley 1678, a young man, chargeable to the town,
perhaps an invalid soldier of Philip's war, rem. to Suffield, m. a. 1691,
Abigail Filley, had Thomas, b. 24 July 1692; and perhaps other ch. THOMAS,
Windsor, 1729, prob. s. of the preced. but possib. the same.
      ELIOT, or ELLIOT, and ELLIOTT, * ANDREW, Beverly, came from
Somersetsh. it is said, but no date is kn. had only s. Andrew, b. 1651 in
Eng.  was rep. 1690-2. He was of the juries, says tradit. wh. tried the
witches, and had great mental affliction on that acco. in the residue of
life. ANDREW, Beverly, s. of the preced. came with his f. m. 9 Dec. 1680,
Mary, d. of Samuel Shattuck, had Mary, b. 1681; Andrew, 11 Sept. 1683; and
Samuel, 11 Feb. 1686; was a mariner, freem. 1683, and lost, on ret. voyage,
12 Sept. 1688 at Cape Sable. ANDREW, Boston, s. of the preced. merch. m.
Ruth Symonds of Beverly, had Samuel,  a stationer and bookseller, a man
of good esteem, ancest. of Hon. Samuel, late Mayor of Boston; Ruth; and
Andrew, H. C. 1737, wh. was emin. as a patriot and divine, and f. of Andrew,
H. C. 1762; of John,  H. C. 1772, the beloved, a disting. antiq.; and of
Ephraim, H. C.  1780. ASAPH, Boston, s. of Jacob, b. the yr. his f. d. m. Elizabeth
d. of Capt. Richard Davenport, wh. d. 10 Mar. 1680, had Elizabeth b. 1 Feb. bef.
By sec. w. Hannah had John, 18 Dec. 1683; and d. 3 Sept. 1685. DANIEL,
Sudbury, or Marlborough, m. Hannah, d. of Peter Cloyes, had Daniel, b. 17
Aug. 1687; Ebenezer, 3 Mar. 1693; John, 16 May 1695; James, 2 Apr. 1697;
Nathaniel, 10 Aug. 1699; Jonathan, 16 Aug. 1701; and Peter, 25 Nov. 1704;
rem. to Oxford. In the doleful witchr. trials, 1692, he gave evid. with more
sense than most. EDMUND, Salisbury 1652, by w. Sarah had John, b. 25 Sept.
1660. He had, perhaps, two ws. one d. of Jared Hadden, one d. of Ralph
Blaisdell. FRANCIS, Braintree, youngest br. of the apostle John, b. in Eng.
freem. 2 June  1641, m. Mary, d. of Martin Saunders,  had Mary, b. 27 Jan.
1641, d.
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young; Rachel, 26 Oct. 1643; John, 17 Apr. 1650; Hannah, 11 Oct. 1651, but
ano. reading of the Arabic numerals in the official transcr. of rec. prob.
erron. makes it 8 Jan. 1652, as in Geneal. Reg. XII. 110; Mary, again, 25 Oct.
1653; and Abigail, 12 Jan.  or Feb. 1659. He was made deac. 12 Oct. 1653, and d. 
1677. In his will of 30 Oct. of that yr. he names w. Mary, ds. Abigail, Mary,
Rachel, and Hannah. Mary m. Apr. 1662, Caleb Hobart, and d. early; Rachel m.
1662, John Poulter of Cambridge, and next, deac. John Whitmore of Medford;
and Hannah m. 3 Sept. 1670, Stephen Willis. HENRY, Stonington, perhaps s.
of first Joseph, m. 12 Mar. 1679, Deborah, wid. of James York, jr. had
Deborah, b. 1680; and Ann, 1681. HUMPHREY, Portsmouth, s. prob. of Robert,
m. Elizabeth d. of Robert Cutts, bef. 13 July 1685, had Champernoon, wh. is nam.
in the will of Francis Champernoon, made next yr. JACOB, Boston, elder br.
of Rev. John, came prob. With him in the Lion, Nov. 1631, freem. 6 Mar. 1632,
ord. a deac. 17 May 1640, wh. is quite observa. as he was disarm. two and a
half yrs. bef. as one of the pestilent heretics that support. Wheelwright
and Mrs. Hutchinson in their "opinions and revelations;" and d. 1651, leav.
wid. Margery, wh. d. 30 Oct. 1661.  His will of 28 Apr. pro. 20 Nov. 1651, is
well abstr. in Geneal. Reg. IV. 53. His ch. were Jacob, bapt. 16 Dec. 1632;
John, 28 Dec. 1634, d. young; Hannah, 29 Jan. 1637, wh. m. 4 June 1653,
deac. Theophilus Frary; Abigail, 7 Apr. 1639, wh. m. 16 Dec. 1637, Thomas
Wyborne; Susanna, b. 16, bapt. 25 July 1641, wh. m. Dec. 1662, Peter Hobart
of Hingham, and, next, Thomas Downes, and d. 14 Mar. 1688; Mehitable, 25
Apr. bapt. 4 May 1645; Sarah; Asaph, 25 Oct. bapt. 2 Nov. 1651, bef. ment. A
writer in Geneal. Reg. VIII. 46, has giv. dates of bapt. for b. and made
Hannah, b. 1638, when she was bapt. 29 Jan. 1636-7, and omit. two childr.
names bef. Asaph. JACOB, eldest s. of the preced. freem. 1654, m. 9 Jan.
1633, wid. Mary Wilcock, had Mary, b. 6 Oct. foll. wh. m. 2 Jan. 1678, Elizur
Holyoke; Abigail, 16 Dec. 1657; Hannah, 15 June 1660, prob. d. soon; Jacob,
16 Nov. 1662, d. young; Joseph, 13 Jan. 1664; Hannah, again, 17 Mar. 1666;
and Jacob, again, 16 Apr. 1673; was capt. in high esteem, and deac. one of
the selectmen 1677, and d. 16 Aug. 1693. JOHN, Roxbury, the celebr. apostle
of the Ind. b. at Nazing, Co. Essex, 1603, was bred at Cambridge, matric. as
a pensioner in Jesus Coll. 20 Mar. 1619, where he took his A. B. 1623, came
to Boston 2 Nov. 1631, in the Lion, freem. 6 Mar. 1632, in Nov. foll. was
sett. in his office of teacher, with collea. Thomas Welde, wh. was made
pastor in July preced. He m. Ann Mumford, or Mountfort, wh. was betroth.
to him in Eng.  and foll. him the next yr. This was in Octor. I think,
certain. not 4 Sept. 1632, as the town rec. has it, for the ship, in wh. she
came did not arr. until 12
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days later. She d. 22 Mar. 1687, had Hannah, b. 17 Sept. 1633, wh. m. 4 May
1653, Habakuk Glover, and was liv. when Mather wrote the Life of her f.;
John, 3 or 31 Aug. 1636, H. C. 1656; Joseph, 20 Dec. 1638, H. C. 1658; Samuel,
22, bapt. 27 June 1641, H. C. 1660; Aaron, 19 Feb. bapt. 3 Mar. 1644, d. 19
Nov. 1655; and Benjamin, 29 Jan. 1647, whose bapt. is not kn. as the foot
of the page in ch. rec. where prob. it was writ. is cut off. This youngest
s. H. C. 1665, was, it is said, a preacher, and assist. his f. many yrs.; but
he was never ord. nor m. and d. 15 Oct. 1687. In the trembl. hand of the f.
it is writ. that he was bur. 26, the rec. next but one above being "in this
yr. my ancient dearly beloved w. d. I was sick to death, but the Lord was
pleased to deliv. me."  A very curious tract, proving Eliot's simplicity of
heart, the Christian Commonwealth, compos. like William Aspinwall's Fifth
Monarchy, under a strong persuasion of the "rising kingdom of Jesus
Christ," being near at hand, may be seen in 3 Mass. Hist. Coll. IX. 130. In
the humble apology, extort. in May 1661, he says, it was sent to Eng.
"about nine or ten yrs. since." As the more proximate reign of Oliver
Cromwell was then in concoction, the work was kept back for the
preposterous, but natural, anarchy after his death, and then came forth
to enjoy short popular. or prob.none at all. Our peop. gladly acknowl. the
gov. of Eng. in King, Lords, and Commons, for the millennium seem.
premature; yet it was hardly an object of true policy to compel the auth.
to profess his sorrow for the harmless mistakes. Ever honor. will be the
name of Eliot for the better work, not of a statesman, but a philanthro.
laborer of forty yrs. in spread. among our aborig. the sentiments and in
some degree the doctr. of his relig. He had sec. collea. Danforth, and
third, Walter, and d. 20 May 1690. JOHN, Watertown 1633, by w. Margaret
had Elizabethb. 2 Feb. 1634; John, 1636; Ann, 12 July 1638; Samuel, 1640, d. soon;
Martha, Jan. 1641, d. soon; and Sarah, 22 Dec. 1643; sold his est. in 1646,
and prob. rem. to Stamford 1650, where w. Margaret d. 17 Aug. 1658, and d.
Sarah was m. 1659. JOHN, Newton, first min. of that town, then Cambridge
vill. s. of the apostle, freem. 1660, ord. 20 July 1664, had w. Sarah, third
d. of Thomas Willet, the disting. first Eng.  mayor of N. Y. of wh. the
Cambridge rec. gives date of d. 13 June 1664, but Jackson's Hist. says
1665. By her he had Sarah, bapt. 21 Sept. 1662, wh. m. 16 Nov. 1681, John
Bowles. He m. next, 23 May 1666, Elizabeth d. of Daniel Gookin, had John, b. 28
Apr. 1667, H. C. 1685, wh. was a man of some distinct. at Windsor in Conn.
At the age of only 32 he was cut off, 13 Oct. 1668, in his will of 15 Aug.
preced. provid. for the two ch. and ano. if his w. Extrix. had one. She m. 8
Dec. 1680, Edmund Quincy. JOHN, Amesbury, took o. of alleg. 20 Dec. 1677.
JOSEPH, New London 1667, rem.
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to Stonington. JOSEPH, Guilford, s. of the apostle, ord. 1664, had preach.
first two yrs. at Northampton, m. Sarah, d. of William Brenton, Gov. of R.
I. had Mehitable, b. 6 Oct. 1676; Ann, 12 Dec. 1677; Jemima, 1 680; and
Bashua, 1682; thus arrang. in his will. By sec. w. Mary, d. of Samuel Wyllis
of Hartford, he had Jared, b. 7 Nov. 1685, Y. C. 1706; Mary, 1687; Rebecca,
1690; and Abiel; and d. 24 May 1694. The will of 1 Dec. 1693 gives his
Newport est. val. £1200, deriv. from Brenton, equally to ch. of first w.
and his prop. in Mass. from Wyllis, £500, and his own f. £400 more, to s.
Jared, and of resid. 2/3 to his w. wh. d. 11 Oct. 1729, aged 73; and 1/3 to the
other ch. Ann was w. of Jonathan Law, Gov. of Conn. * PHILIP, Roxbury, br.
of the apostle, came prob. early in Apr. 1635, in the Hopewell, Capt.
Bundocke, tho. his name is not on the custom ho. list, for it contains his
w. Elizabeth aged 30, and their ch. Mary, 13; Elizabeth 8, Sarah, 6; and Philip, 2;
beside John Ruggles, 10, of wh. the ch. rec. says he was brot. over a serv.
by Philip Eliot. Mary had been bapt. 11 Mar. 1621; Elizabeth 8 Apr. 1627; and
Sarah, 25 Jan. 1629. All were from Nazing, the seat of the fam. and we may
be sure, that, as a subsidy man, or for other good reason, he could not
obtain license to leave his native land, prob. fear. to ask for it, and
assum. the right of Eng.  to come without. He was freem.  26 May 1636, a
deac. in the ch. of his br. at Roxbury rep. 4 yrs. 1654-7 and d. 22 Oct.
1657, says the ch. reg. but the less reliable town rec. has it 24, wh. may
have been the day of bur. leav. three ds. Elizabeth Sarah, and ano. respective.
ws. of Richard Withington of Dorchester, of John Aldis, and of John Smith
of Dedham, as rememb. in his will of 21 Oct. 1657; but I think Mary wh. m. 1
Jan. 1642, Edward Payson, and liv. long, was also a d. So that we may
conject. that ano. d. had been b. on our side of the ocean, and that Mary
had rec. her share of f.'s prop. on her m. many yrs. bef. the will. RICHARD,
Beverly, d. 1664, or at least his inv. was then produc. but he was drow. 
5 Feb. 1663. RICHARD, New London 1662, transient.  à* ROBERT, 
Casco 1670 [Willis, I. 95], Scarborough 1685, rep. in that
last assemb. of Maine held by Presid. Danforth for Mass. bef. the rule of
Andros, to wh. he accom. hims. being a counsel. 1688, when he liv. at
Portsmouth, was in 1716 eldest in the counc. of N. H. He was f. of
Humphrey, I think; of Jane, wh. m. 1707, Andrew Pepperell, br. of Sir
William; and, next, Simon Frost; prob. of Elizabeth also, wh. m. 9 Jan. 1700,
George Vaughan. SAMUEL, Roxbury, s. of the apostle, after gr.  as a
teacher at the same, d. unm. 1 Nov. 1664, perhaps at Cambridge, as Roxbury
town rec. does not ment. the fact, that is learn. only by the rec. of the
collea. of his f. wh. gives him prefix of Mr. THOMAS, Boston, a carpenter,
by w. Hannah, d. of John Gould of Charlestown, m. 10 June 1675, had Mary, 
b. 25 July 1686. WILLIAM, Ipswich 1634, came in the Mary and John that yr. 
hav. tak. the requisite
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oaths of alleg. and suprem. 26 Apr.; was from Salisbury in Wilts, was
drown. next yr. at Cape Ann, in the wreck of the vessel with Rev. Mr.
Avery, 15 Aug. of wh. the story is so well relat. by the survivor, Anthony
Thacher. See Young's Chron. of Mass. Forty-two of this name, variously
spelt, had been gr. in 1834 at the sev. N. E. coll. of wh. eleven were clerg.
eight of them, and half of all at Harv. alone.
      ELISTONE, or ELLISTON, GEORGE, Boston, freem. 1690.
      ELITHORP, or ELITHROP, HENRY, Dedham, a soldier in Moseley's comp.
Dec. 1675. A wid. E. prob. his mo. m. 25 June 1657, Thomas Jones of Hull.
JOHN, Manchester 1686. Felt. NATHANIEL, Ipswich, had Thomas, b. 15 Mar.
1663; Abigail, 9 Dec. 1665; Mary, 24 July 1672; and Nathaniel, 10 July 1675;
was aged 54 in 1686. Felt. He was of Rowley 1691, or had est. there to be
tax. THOMAS, Rowley 1643, d. 1668; or ano. Thomas, there, d. 8 June 1689;
and a third, quite aged, there d. 1709.
      ELKINS, or ELKING, CHRISTOPHER, Scarborough 1663. ELEAZER, Exeter
1677. GERSHOM, Hampton 1677, then took o. of alleg. HENRY, Boston 1634,
tailor, freem. 6 May 1635, had Mary, bapt. 8 Apr. 1638, had been in Nov.
1637, disarm. as one of the majority of Boston ch. wh. support.
Wheelwright; rem. to Hampton, d. 19 Nov. 1668. His will of 27 Apr. 1667
names ch. Gershom, and Eliezur. HENRY, Hampton, prob. s. of the preced. m.
Esther, d. of Maj. Richard Waldron, wh. d. early, and she next m. Abraham
Lea, wh. was k. by the Ind. 27 June 1689 at the ho. of the f. of his w. when
she was tak. into distant captiv. and after restorat. from Canada m.
third, Richard Jose, Sheriff of the Prov. Henry, k. by the Ind. 17 
Sept. 1707, at Kingston, may be gr.s. OLIVER, Salem, had Thomas, 
b. 30 Sept. 1689.  THOMAS, Saco 1640, was deput. of Robert
Sankey, the marshal of Gorges` Prov. and in 1663 of Scarborough.
THOMAS, Salem, by w. Sarah had Sarah, b. 5 June 1674; Thomas, 11
Jan. 1677; Lydia, 12 June 1679; John, 17 May 1681; Margaret, 26 Apr.
1683; Mary, 1 Dec. 1686; Magdalen, 28 Apr. 1689; Henry, 16 July
1691; and Robert, 21 Mar. 1696.
      ELLEN, NICHOLAS, Dorchester, had Ann, b. 3 Jan. 1658, wh. m. 7 Apr.
1677, Jacob Adams of Newbury. I presume his w. d. early, and he had sec. w.
as under the convertib. name appears. See Allen.
      ELLERY, *BENJAMIN, Gloucester 1692, s. of William. Some folly
about him is in the Magn. VII. appx. art. 18. He m. 30 July 1696, Abigail,
d. of John Wilkins of Boston, had nine ch. of wh. the third was William, b.
at Bristol, 31 Oct. 1701, H. C. 1722, and f. of the William, signer of the
declara. of Ind. rem. I presume, to Newport, there was much disting. had 
large est. and his w. d. 15 Dec. 1742 and d.  26 July 1746.  DEPENDANCE, 
Gloucester, youngest br. of the preced. m. 4 Jan. 1722, Sarah Warner, had 
eleven ch. and d. bef. 1757.  ISAAC, Gloucester, a soldier in Appleton's comp. 
k. at the gr. Narraganset fight, 19 Dec. 1675. Perhaps he was br. of the first William.
JOHN, Newport, s. of the first William, and eldest by his sec. w. was a mariner, liv. 
1708. NATHANIEL, Gloucester, younger br. of the preced. shipwright, m. 1 Jan.
1711, Abigail, youngest d. of Francis Norwood the first, and she d. aft. 3 mos. 
Next he m. 16 Feb. 1721, Ann, d. of the sec. William Sargent, had Nathaniel, Mary,
William, Daniel, and Epes; and d. 30 May 1761.  His wid. d. 8 Oct. 1782, aged 90. 
*WILLIAM, Gloucester 1664, m. 8 Oct. of that yr. Hannah, d. I suppose, of 
William Vinson, may have had William, b. perhaps 15 Sept. 1660, wh. d. young; 
William, again, 26 Jan. 1667; Benjamin, 6 Sept. 1669; Susanna, 2 Feb. 1673. His 
w. a. 24 Dec. 1675, and he m. 13 June 1676, Mary, prob. wid. of John Colt, 
had Mary, 24 Feb. 1677; and Abigail, 20 Mar. 1679; John, 1681; Nathaniel, 
1683; Jemima, 1686; Elinor, 1688; William, 1694; and Dependance, 1696;
perhaps he liv. 1668 at Salem; was freem. 1672, rep. 1689, and d. 9 Dec. 1696.
WILLIAM, Gloucester, s. of the preced. was a mariner, had two ws. and ch. Joseph,
b. a. 1740; Benjamin, and Lucy, beside sev. more not nam. by Babson, and d. 20
Sept. 1771.  Six of this fam. had in 1828 been gr. at
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Harv. and two at other N. E. coll. of wh. William, H. C. 1747, prob. gr.s. of
Benjamin, was one of the signers of the Declar. of Independ. and d. 13 Feb.
1820 at Newport, aged 94. His w. Ann, d. of Hon. Jonathan Remington of
Cambridge, d. 7 Sept. 1764, aet. 39.
      ELLET, or ELLIT, JOHN, Watertown, by w. Margaret had John, b. 12
June 1636; Ann, 12 July 1638; Samuel, and Martha, both d. soon; and Sarah,
22 Dec. 1643. WILLIAM, by w. Sarah had Sarah, and d. 1670, intest. and of
his resid. I kn. nothing, yet think it may be the same as Eliot of Ipswich.
      ELLICOT, VINES, Boston, came in the Supply, emb. at London, 24 May
1679, but perhaps only trans.
      ELLINGHAM, WILLIAM, Kittery, perhaps, or York certain. when he
submit. to Mass. 22 Nov. 1652, was constable 1655. Haz. I. 575. Col. Rec. IV.
pt. i.129.
      ELLINGWOOD, RALPH, Salem 1637, had Josiah, bapt. 26 May 1644;
perhaps sec. w. 14 Mar. 1655, Ellen Lynn, had Stephen, 16 Mar. 1656; Ralph, 
b. 18 Mar. bapt. 26 Apr. 1657; John, b. 2 July 1659; Joseph, 12 May, bapt. 
22 June 1662; Mary, 3 Apr. bapt. 5 June 1664; and Sarah, 7 Aug. 1666. He had other ch. 
Elizabeth b. 27 June 1666; Benjamin, 1 Apr. 1668; and David, 6 July 1670. But slight confus. 
appears. Prob. he is the man by the London custom ho. rec. emb. in the Truelove, Sept. 
1635, by name of Ralph Ellwood, aged 28; was one of the founders of Beverly ch. 1667, 
d. Jan. 1674 and left prop. by his will of 7 Jan. 1674, pro. in few mos. to wid. and ch. 
Ralph, John, Joseph, Benjamin, David, Mary, and Elizabeth  RALPH, Salem, s. prob. of the 
preced. by w. Martha had Abigail, b. 22 Jan. 1696; and Ebenezer, 29 Aug. 1697.
      ELLINS, or ELLINGS, ANTHONY, Portsmouth 1631, sent over by Mason,
the patentee; freem. of Mass. 1674.
      ELLIS, ARTHUR, came to N. E. in 1630, says Farmer, but my search for
him has not been successf. CHRISTOPHER, New London 1682. CONSTANT,
Ipswich, d. 26 Oct. 1686.  Felt.  EDWARD, Boston, m. 6 Oct. 1652, Sarah, d.
of Robert Blott, had Sarah, b. 1 July 1654; perhaps others, certain.
Edward, 26 Nov. 1656; and Ann, 3 Feb. 1659, wh. d. 4 Dec. 1678; and he d. 23 Apr. 
1695, aged 74. FRANCIS, Salem, perhaps as early as 1691. Felt, I. 420. By w.
Sarah he had Francis, b. Feb. 1692; and William, 7 June 1702.  FREDERICK,
Norwich, had gr. of ld. 1678. HENRY, Boston 1666, mariner. JAMES,
Stonington 1653, d. 1694. JOHN, Dedham, freem. 2 June 1641, m. 10 Nov. 1641,
Susan Lumber, had John, b. 26 Apr. 1646; and Hannah, 9 Apr. 1651, was of
Medfield 1653, where his w. d. 4 Apr. 1654. He m. next, 16 June 1655, or 6, Joan,
wid. of John Clapp of Dorchester, had Samuel, 24 May 1660, wh. d. at 24
yrs.; and Joseph, 24 Oct. 1662. He d. 2 Apr. 1697; and his wid. d. 2 Mar.
1704. Hannah m. 15 Dec. 1671, Samuel Rockett or Rockwood of M. JOHN,
Sandwich, m. a. 1645, Elizabeth d. of first Edmund Freeman, had, perhaps,
Bennet, b. 27 Feb. 1649; but certain Mordecai, 24 Mar. 1651; Joel, 20 Mar.
1655; and Matthias, 2 June 1657; d. 1677, then call. jr. yet wh. was the sen.
is unkn. His w. surv. and with Mordecai admin. the est. JOHN, New London 1664,
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prob. rem. JOSEPH, Mass. freem. 1663, may have been s. of the preced.
MATTHIAS, Sandwich, s. of John, had Matthias, b. 5 Nov. 1681; a s. 17 Aug,.
1683; Mary, 17 Aug. 1685; Experience, 26 July 1687; Malachi, 8 Oct. 1689;
Remember, 1 Dec. 1691; ano. ch. d. 31 Dec. 1693, soon after b.; and Samuel,
12 Nov. 1699. RICHARD, Dedham, by w. Elizabeth m. 1650, wh. may seem to be d. of
Lambert Genery, espec. as G. in his will calls E. s.-in-law, had, perhaps
sev. ch. but certain. a d. b. 1651; and Mary, 3 Feb. 1655, wh. m. 12 Mar. 1680,
Amos Fisher. ROGER, Yarmouth, had John, b. 1 Dec. 1648. THOMAS, Medfield
1649, may be the same wh. was bapt. at Wrentham, Eng. 13 Dec. 1629; and m.
21 May 1657, Mary, d. of Thomas Wight of Dedham, had Mary, b. 26 Sept.
1660; Abiel, 15 Oct. 1662; Samuel, 9 Nov. 1664; Thomas, 10 Jan. 1666;
Patience, 22 Feb. 1668; Ruth, 31 Oct. 1670; Thomas, again, 24 July 1674; and
Joanna, 17 Jan. 1677; and ano. d. nam. Juda, or Judith, in the will of her gr.f. b. 5 
or 15 Apr. 1658; and he a. 12 Dec. 1690. His wid. d. 7 Mar. 1693. Mary m. 20 Mar. 
1678 or 9, Jonathan Adams, and Patience m. 10 Dec. 1691, Henry Adams, both of M. 
One THOMAS, perhaps liv. at Marblehead 1668-74. WILLIAM, Braintree. See Allis. 
Five of this name at Harv. and four at other N. E. coll. had been gr. 1828. Sometimes 
it is writ. Elice.
      ELLISON, or ELISSON, GEORGE, Plymouth, m. Lydia, d. of Secr. Morton,
but I find no more of him. LAWRENCE, Windsor 1643, rem. perhaps to
Hempstead, L. I. there d. 1665. His s. Richard, Thomas, and John were
Admors. RICHARD, Braintree 1646, by w. Thomasine had Mary, b. 15 Aug. 1646;
Hannah, 24 July 1648; John, 21, or 26 Aug. 165 0; Sarah, 4 Dec. 1652;
Temperance, or in ano. rec. nam. Thomasine, 1 Mar. 1655; and Experience, 2
Aug. 1657.
      ELLMES, RHODOLPHUS, Scituate, came in the Planter 1635, aged 15, m.
1644, Catharine, d. of John Whitcomb, had Sarah, b. 29 Sept. 1645; Mary, 9
June 1648; Joanna, 28 Mar. 1651; Hannah, 25 Dec. 1653; John, 6 July 1655;
Joseph, 16 Mar. 1658; Waitstill, 9 Feb. 1661; Jonathan, 1663; and
Rhodolphus, 1668. Sarah m. 1662, Thomas, Hatch; Jonathan had a farm in S.
wh. his s. Joseph, gr.s. Joseph, gr. gr.s. Nathaniel, and gr. gr. gr.s. Thomas
and Nathaniel held successive. Other descend hold the ancestr. spot.
Rhodolphus, jr. went to Middleborough. Deane, 266.
      ELLSWORTH, JEREMIAH, Rowley 1650, m. 2 Dec. 1657 Marr, wid. of Hugh
Smith, perhaps had sec. w. Sarah, d. of Maximilian Jewett, m. 13 May 1689; and
d. 6 May 1704. JOEL, Windsor, m. 16 Nov. 1654, Elizabeth d. of Thomas
Holcomb, had Josiah, b. 5 Nov. 1655; Elizabeth 11 Nov. 1657; Mar., 7 May 1660;
Martha, 7 Dec. 1662; Thomas, 2 Sept. 1665; Jonathan, 28 June, bapt. 4 July 1669; John, 
7, bapt. 15 Oct. 1671; Job, b. 13 Apr. 1674; and Benjamin  19 Jan. 1677; d. 20 Aug. 
1689, let. 60, when w.
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and all the ch. were liv. Elizabeth m. 23 Dec. 1680, Nathaniel Loomis; and Mary
m. same day, Daniel Loomis. Jonathan m. 1693, Sarah Grant, and ran over
80 yrs.; Job m. 1695, Mary Trumbull; John m. 9 Dec. 1696, Esther, d. of
Daniel White of Hatfield. Thomas had a w. and childr. Oliver, Ch. J. of the
U. S. and f. of the late Gov. of Conn. wh. d. 26 Nov. 1807, was a descend.
JOSIAH, Windsor, s. of the preced. m. 30 Oct. 1679, Martha, d. of Samuel
Gaylord, had Martha, b. 1 Oct. 1680; Elizabeth 1683; Mary, 1687; Josiah, 1691;
Abigail, 1694; Samuel, 1697; and Joseph, 1701. Twelve of this name have
been gr. at N. E. coll.
      ELMER, or ELLMER, EDWARD, Cambridge, came in the Lion, arr. 16 
Sept. 1632, as in 4 Mass. Hist. Coll. I. 94, appears; went early to Hartford, of
wh. he was one of the orig. proprs. there had John, b. a. 1645; Samuel,
bapt. 21 Mar. 1647; Elizabeth 15 July 1649; and Edward, 1654; rem. on the gr.
schism in the Hartford ch. to Northampton, there had Joseph, 1656, wh. d.
July of next yr.; Mary, 1658; and he rem. to Windsor, on E. side of the riv.
there had Sarah, a. 1664. He was k. by the Ind. in Philip's war, 1676. Of his
w. we kn. not the name, nor m. and progeny of the s. or either of them, nor of the 
ds. exc. that Elizabeth wh. had been m. was then d. but all the other ch. exc. Joseph, were
liv. and that John, Samuel, and Edward liv. at W. where John d. 24 Dec.
1711, leav. s. John. Six of this name, some writ. it Elmore, prob. descend. 
had, in 1828, been gr. at N. J., Union, and Middlebury Coll. as Farmer 
notes.
      ELSE, or ELZIE, ELISHA, Newbury, freem. 1673. NICHOLAS, New Haven
1639, m. as sec. w. Hannah, wid. of Robert Coe of Stratford, had Samuel, b.
1666, wh. d. in 10 days; gave at his d. 20 Dec. 1691, all his prop. to w. and
her ch. She d. 2 Apr. 1702. ROGER, Yarmouth 1643, had John, bapt. at
Barnstable, 15 Apr. 1649; adm. to be inhab. of Boston June 1654; rem. to
Charlestown 1658, d. 25 Dec. 1668, leav. wid. Jane, wh. m. a Bullard. A 
John E. d. at Boston 31 Dec. 1702.
      ELSON, ELSEN, or ELSING, ABRAHAM, Wethersfield, may have been
there 10 yrs. but d. May 1648, leav. two ds. young, no s. His wid. m. next
yr. Jarvis Mudge. JAMES, Charlestown, by w. Sarah, perhaps d. of John Hayman,
m. 13 Oct. 1668, wh. d. 28 Mar. 1680, aet. 38, had James, bapt. 28 July 1672; and 
Abigail, 28 June 1674. He was, says tradit. master of a ship, tak. in 1678, or 9, by a pirate 
of Algiers, and perhaps d. in slavery. JOHN, Wethersfield, perhaps br. of Abraham, m. a
wid. wh. had s. Benjamin, and Job, and John, had no ch. of his own, left
good est. to the mo. and boys, d. prob. at same time with Abraham, the inv.
of John being tak. only a few days after the inferior one of A. His wid. m.
Thomas Wright. JOHN, Wells, freem. 1653, may have been the man at
Cradock's planta. 1631, call. Elston in Winthrop; forc. by the Ind. hostil. 1675
to Salem, where he d. 1685, leav. wid. and six ch. Felt.  One was, prob. Dinah,
wh. m. 2 Jan. 1691, Stephen Ingalls; and the youngest was, by w. Joanna,
Benjamin, b. 20 May 1683, unless his f. John be thot. s. of the preced. RICHARD, 
Charlestown, br. of James.  SAMUEL, Salem, by w. Mary had Mary, b. 10 Nov.
1686; Samuel, 27 July 1689; and Sarah, 7 Oct. 1692. Perhaps he was s. of John.  
WILLIAM, Charlestown, a. 1659, had James, Thomasin, and Richard, but 
when either was b. or wh. was their mo. is unkn.  He left wid. Elizabeth and d. 
Thomasin m. David Harris. 
      ELTHAN, WILLIAM, Woburn, had Hannah, b. 14 May 1690.
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      ELTON, JOHN, Middletown, by w. Jane had Mary, b. 26 July 1672;
Richard, 11 Feb. 1674, d. at 4 yrs.; John, 16 Nov. 1676; Richard, again, 20
Apr. 1679; Ann, 9 Sept. 1681; and Ebenezer, 11 May 1686. A Mr. Elton of
Southold, L. I. 1662, was adm. to be freem. of Conn. that yr. and may have
been f. of the preced.
      ELWELL, ISAAC, Gloucester, s. of Robert, by w. Mehitable, d. of Thomas
Millet, had Isaac, b. 15 Jan. 1667; Joan, 21 Nov. 1668; Jonathan, 21 Oct. 1670; Eleazer, 
16 July 1673; Abigail, 13 Apr. 1676; Daniel, 10 Jan. 1679; and Bethia, 5 Apr. 1682;
beside Joshua, and ano. d. He took sec. w. 2 Dec. 1702, wid. Mary Rowe, and d. 14
Dec. 1715. JACOB, Gloucester, prob. br. of the preced. m. 5 July 1686, Abigail, d.
perhaps, of William Vincent. JOHN, Gloucester, br. of the preced. m. 1 
Oct. 1667, Jane Durin had John, b. 14 Oct. 1668; Jane, 23 Jan. 1672; 
Samuel, b. 26 Apr. 1678; and Mary, 2 Feb. 1681; beside John, and three more
ds. and d. 1710. JOSEPH, Gloucester, br. of the preced. m. 22 June 1669, Mary, 
d. of Osmond Dutch, had Hezekiah, b. 2 June 1670; Joseph,  19 Aug. 1672; 
Samuel, 8 June 1675; and Benjamin, 30 Sept. 1678. JOSIAH, Gloucester, 
br. of the preced. m. 15 June 1665, Mary, d. of John Collins, had Dorcas, 
b. 18 June 1666; Elias, 16 Oct. 1668; Nehemiah, 21 Dec. 1671; William, 5 
July 1674; and Josiah, 21 Dec. 1676. He went to sea, and d. abroad 1679.  ROBERT,
Dorchester 1635, rem. 1638 to Salem, there had bapt. besides two ch. on
28 Aug. 1639, whose names the ch. rec. does not give, John, 23 Feb. 1640;
and Isaac, 27 Feb. 1642; freem. 13 May 1640, rem. to Gloucester, was a
selectman 1648, and often after; had w. Jane, wh. d. 31 Mar. 1675, and he d.
18 May 1683, but may have m. 29 May 1676, Alice Leach. He had Samuel,
prob. eldest s.; Josiah; Joseph; Sarah, b. 1651, d. soon; Thomas, bapt. at
Salem, 22 Apr. 1655; Jacob, by Gloucester rec. b. 10 June 1657, d. next May;
Richard, bapt. at Salem, 11 Apr. 1658; and perhaps one or two others at S.
or at G. SAMUEL, Gloucester, prob. eldest s. of the preced. m. 7 June 1668,
Esther, d. of Ormond Dutch, had Samuel, b. 14 Mar. 1660; Jacob, 10 Aug.
1662; Robert, 13 Dec. 1664; Esther, 25 Aug. 1667; Sarah, 25 Jan. 1670, d. in
ten wks.; Ebenezer, 29 Feb. 1672; Hannah, 11 Aug. 1674; and Elizabeth 30 July
1678; and d. 24 Nov. 1696.  His wid. d. 6 Sept. 1721, aged 82. THOMAS, 
Gloucester,  br. of the preced. m. 23 Nov. 1675, Sarah Bassett, had Sarah, b. 
24 Aug. 1676; Thomas, 25 Apr. 1678; Mary, 13 Jan. 1680; and William, 8 Apr. 
1682; beside Elisha, wh. with William, rem. from G. Mary, whose d. was 25 
Mar. 1680, may have been the d. of this last; but the rec. does not indicate. She 
may be w. of Joseph or of Josiah.
      ELY, * NATHANIEL, Cambridge 1632, freem. 6 May 1635, rem. prob. next
yr. to Hartford, was an orig. propr. constable 1639, one of the first set.
at Norwalk 1651, and rep. 1657, but rem. three yrs. later to Springfield,
there d. 25 Dec. 1675. His wid. Martha d. 23 Oct. 1688. No rec. of his fam.
is kn. he left no will, and the only ch. we hear of are Samuel, and Ruth;
yet there may have been other ds. RICHARD, Saybrook,
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had been a merch. of Boston 1664, and there m. that yr. Elizabeth wid. of John
Cullick, and sis. of Col. Fenwick. But by a former w. he had, perhaps, not b.
on our side of the water, William, and Richard. The est. of his w. had
drawn him to S. and much trouble he had with it; d. 24 Nov. 1684; and his w.
d. 12 Nov. 1683. SAMUEL, Springfield, only s. of Nathaniel, m. 28 Oct. 1659,
Mary, d. of Robert Day, had 15 ch. betw. 1660 and 1686 incl. of wh. nine d.
young; freem. 1680, and d. 7 Mar. 1692, leav. Joseph, freem. 1690, Samuel,
John, and Jonathan, from wh. descend. are very num. His wid. m. 12 Apr.
1694, Thomas Stebbins, and next, 11 Dec. 1696, deac. John Coleman of
Hatfield, and d. 1725. WILLIAM, Lyme, s. of Richard, m. 24 May 1681, Elizabeth had
Ann, b. 12 Mar. 1682; and Elizabeth 26 May 1683. One of this name, without bapt.
prefix, a mariner, came in the Mayflower 1620, but not as a passenger to
abide in the ld. He was hired by the pilgrims for a yr. and has no farther
relat. to N. E. yet as he was not of the crew of the Mayflower, but
contin. here, after her depart. and went home when his time was out,
Deane thinks Gov. Bradford designs both him and Trevore to be count. as
of their serv. wh. seems very reasonab. and so the number must be
reckon. one hundred and two, beside the ship's comp. in that famous
voyage. Twenty-three of this name had, in 1834, been gr. at Yale, of wh.
seven were clerg. and six at the other N. E coll.
      EMBLIN, JOHN, Boston, min. of first Bapt. ch. from 20 July 1684 to
his d. 9 Dec. 1702.
      EMERSON, JAMES, Ipswich, perhaps s. of Thomas, by w. Sarah had Elizabeth
b. 6 Mar. 1687. JOHN, Ipswich, came in the Abigail 1635, a i baker, aged 20,
call. by Coffin, s. of John. It may be, that he rem. to vi Scituate, and m.
at Duxbury 19 July 1638, Barbara, d. of Rev. John Lothrop. JOHN,
Gloucester, s. of Thomas, ord. 6 Oct. 1663, m. 1660, Ruth, d. of dep. gov.
Symonds, had Ruth, b. 26 Aug. 1660; Martha, 28 Nov. 1662; Mary, 7 Mar.
1665; Elizabeth 26 Aug. 1667; John, 14 May 1670, H. C. 1689; Dorothy, 6 July 1675;
and Samuel, 20 Nov. 1678. He preach. above 40 yrs. and d. 2 Dec. 1700.
JOHN, S. of the preced. min. of Manchester, as Mather's Hecatompolis
shows, but prob. not set. there, wh. m. 14 May 1696, Mary, d. of Edmund
Batter of Salem, was ord. at Newcastle 1704, the first min. and instal. at
sec. ch. of Portsmouth, as its first min. 23 Mar. 1715, and d. 21 June 1732,
leav. six ds. JOHN, Salem, neph. of John of Gloucester, H. C. 1675, was,
doubtless, the worthy preach. at Berwick, wh. had the happy escape, on
the night of 27 June 1689, when Maj. Waldron of Dover and fifty-one of
his comp. were massacred or made prison. by the Ind. hav. declin. the req.
of the hospit. soldier to lodge at his house, as the Appendix, art. 4 to
Magn. VII. relates; Belkn. and Alden foll. his auth. mistake him for
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the future min. of Portsmouth, wh. was not then gr. See Niles and Belkn. I.
130. He had been employ. as sch.master at Newbury 1681, at a later day
perhaps at Gloucester, freem. 1691, certain. taught in Charlestown, and
last at Salem 1699 until his d. 1712. Felt, I. 439. At Charlestown, by w.
Sarah had Sarah, b. 7, bapt. 11 Aug. 1695. Prob. he was never ord. JOHN,
Newbury, a lieut. by w. Judith had John, b. 25 June 1690; Daniel, 15 Jan.
1693; Joseph, 2 Mar. 1696; Samuel, 2 Nov. 1699; and Jonathan, 10 Aug. 1702.
JOSEPH, Ipswich 1638, perhaps s. of Thomas, York, freem. 1653, preach. two
or three yrs. also at Wells, 1664 and foll. bec. first min. of Mendon, ord.
a. 1667, and cont. until the destruct. 1675, of the town in Philip's war,
rem. to Concord, there d. 3 Jan. 1680; m. 7 Dec. 1665, Elizabeth d. of Rev.
Edward Bulkley, had three s. of wh. Peter, wh. m. a Brown, and Edward, wh.
m. Mary, d. of Rev. Samuel Moody, were progen. of a long list of clerg. His
wid. m. Capt. John Brown of Reading. MICHAEL, Haverhill 1656. NATHANIEL,
Ipswich, s. of Thomas, by w. Sarah, wh. d. 3 Aug. 1 670, had Nathaniel, b. 16
Aug. 1657; and Sarah, 15 Mar. 1659. NATHANIEL, Ipswich, s. of the preced. m.
1685, Martha Woodward, had Nathaniel, b. 26 Dec. 1686; Joseph, 26 June
1690; Mary, 19 Jan. 1692, d. young; a ch. 28 June 1695, whose name is not
plain on the rec. Mary, again, 18 Dec. 1697; Hannah, 5 Dec. 1698; Ann, or
Hannah, 4 Sept. 1700; and he d. 16 Sept. 1738. ROBERT, Haverhill, freem.
1668, wh. had rem. from Rowley, where he was as early as 1655, was
ancest. of sev. fam. at H. perhaps of Thomas; was k. by the Ind. with his w.
and ch. Sarah and Timothy, 15 Mar. 1697. THOMAS, Ipswich 1639, baker, d. 1
May 1666; by w. Elizabeth had Joseph; Nathaniel; James, wh. went. to Eng.
Thomas, wh. d. bef. his f. leav. wid. Elizabeth and perhaps s. Thomas; and John,
H. C. 1656, perhaps youngest, nam. in codic. to the will of his f. 1660. Most
of these ch. were brot. by the f. from Eng. THOMAS, Ipswich, perhaps gr.s.
of Thomas the first, m. 1683, Phillis, eldest ch. of  the sec. Jacob Perkins
of same, but I am ign. as to issue. Thirty of this name had, in 1834, been
gr. at Harv. and twenty at other N. E. coll. of wh. seventeen were ord. min.
besides sev. others, preachers.
      EMERY, or EMORY, * ANTHONY, Newbury, a carpenter of Romsey in
Hants, came in the James, June 1635, to Boston from Southampton, perhaps
with w. and ch. rem. a. 1644 to Dover, thence after 1648 to Kittery; H was
ferryman, and kept an inn 1650, freem. 1652, constable 1668, rep. 1680.
GEORGE, Salem, a physician, had, says Felt, gr. of ld. 1637, was b. 1609,
sentenc. in 1668, to sit on the gallows with rope round his neck for
execr. crime, and d. 20 Feb. 1687 His w. Mary d. 1673. * JAMES, Kittery, perhaps
br. of Anthony, freem. 1652, constable 1670, and rep. 1676, 7, 84, 5, and
92. JOHN, Newbury 1635, br. of Anthony, came
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the same sh. arr. 3 June, freem. 2 June 1641, brot. 8. John, had here, says
Coffin, a d. Ebenezer, rather a strange name, b. 16 Sept. 1648, Monday
morning, but evident. here is error of date, if not, as must be suspect.
of name, for that day in the Almanac was Saturday; and Jonathan, 13 May
1652. JOHN, Newbury, s. of the preced. came with his f. m. 29 Oct. 1650,
Mary, wid. of John Webster of Ipswich, had Mary, b. 24 June 1652 ; Hannah,
25 Apr. 1654; John, 12 Sept. 1656 ; Bethia, 15 Oct. 1658; Sarah, 26 Feb. 1661;
Joseph, 23 Mar. 1663; Stephen, 6 Sept. 1666; Abigail, 16 Jan. 1669; Samuel,
20 Dec. 1670; Judith, 5 Feb. 1673; Lydia, 19 Feb. 1675; Eliz: 8 Feb. 1680; and
Josiah, 28 Feb. 1681; and d. 1693, aged 65. His wid. d. 28 APr. 1694. Greatly
do I doubt the exactness of Coffin's relat. here. If the w. were that w. of
John Webster wh. had s. John, b. 1632, she could not be mo. of all these
here assign. to her. Even if she were sec. w. of that J. W. and a young wid.
when tak. by Emery, it may seem exped. to allow him a sec. w. to bring the
two last nam. ch. Mary m. 10 Mar. 1671, the sec. William Sawyer. JOHN,
Newbury, s. of the preced. m. 13 June 1683, Mary, d. of the first William
Sawyer, had Mary, b. 25 Dec. 1684; John, 29 Sept. 1686; Josiah, 19 Dec.
1688; Daniel, 15 June 1693; Lydia, 29 Apr. 1698; and Samuel, 25 Oct. 1699.
His w. d. 3 Nov. foll. and he m. 27 May next, Abigail, d. prob. of Samuel
Bartlett. JONATHAN, Newbury, s. of first John, had serv. as soldier in Maj.
Appleton's comp. and was wound. in the gr. battle of 19 Dec. 1675; m. 20
Nov. 1676, Mary, d. of Edward Woodman, jr. had Mary, b. 25 Sept. 1677;
Jonathan, 2 Feb. 1679; David, 28 Sept. 1682; Anthony, 13 Nov. 1684;
Stephen, 13 Jan. 1687, d. next yr.; Sarah, 18 Dec. 1688; Stephen, again, 24
June 1692; and Edward, 10 Nov. 1694. NOAH, Kittery, perhaps s. of Anthony,
or of the first John, had narrow escape from Ind. 1 Apr. 1693, as told in a
let. of Maj. Frost. See Geneal. Reg. XII. 142. ROBERT, New Haven. See
Ambry. STEPHEN, Newbury, 3. of sec. John, m. 29 Nov. 1692, Ruth, d. of
Henry Jaques, had Ann, b. 10 Oct. 1693; Sarah, 1 Jan. 1696; Ruth, 16 June
1698; Mary, 15 Dec. 1700; Judith, 25 Feb. 1703; and Abigail, 4 May 1705. Six
of this name, three of wh. were clerg. had, in 1828, been gr. at Harv. and
eight at other N. E. coll.
      EMMONS, BENJAMIN, Boston, s. of Thomas of the same, freem. 1676, by
w. Mary, wh. d. 12 Sept. 1690, had Mary, b. 23 June preced. He m. 10 Sept.
1694, Mary Amory. HENRY, Boston, by w. Mary had Samuel, b. 27 July 1690.
OBADIAH, Boston 1671, s. of Thomas, cordwinder, had Thomas, by w. Alice,
7 Jan. 1660. SAMUEL, Boston, br. of the preced. m. 16 Aug. 1660, Mary, d. of Robert 
Scott, dec. THOMAS, Newport 1638, prob. rem. to Boston, freem. 1652, d. 11 May 
1664. His d. Hannah m. 1
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Jan. 1658, Henry Crab; and Elizabeth m. 10 Aug. 1660, John Henchman. His will, in
Geneal. Reg. XII. 345, 6, made 20 Jan. 1661, names w. Martha Extrix. and
leaves good est.
      EMRY, or EMERY. See Ambry.
      ENDICOTT, GILBERT, Reading, said to have been b. 1658, at
Dorchester; but I kn. no more. See Geneal. Reg. I. 335. ¤ à JOHN, perhaps
from Dorchester, Eng. by some thot. his place of b. a. 1589, came in the
Abigail, from Weymouth, a small port on the channel, a. 9 ms. from D. with
w. and a comp. of prob. 20 or 30 others, includ. women and ch. to Salem,
Sept. 1628. He was one of the six orig. purch. of the Mass. Bay from the
Plymouth Counc. 19 Mar. preced. and the only one wh. came over for more
than two yrs. In the Royal Chart. of 4 Mar. foll. he is nam. an Assist. one
of the eighteen, after Saltonstall, Johnson, Humphrey, and others, bef.
Nowell, Vassall, Pynchon, and others, and by his assoc. at London, in Gen.
Court on 30 Apr. after his coming, made the head, superint. or gov. of the
first sett. at Salem, call. by them London's planta. includ. those wh.
preced. or accomp. him, by delegat. of authority (tho. it was never
consummat. by needful qualificat.) to him and twelve counsel. to be chos.
partly by the comp. in London, partly by these deput. and two by the
older planters here, for all necessary rule of the country, while the
chief governm. contin. in the gov. dep. gov. and eighteen assist. req. by
the Chart. chos. by the General Court in Eng. on the last Wednesday of
Easter term. Under this power of attorney, or delegat. of authority,
these persons were empower. and indeed requir. to choose a secr. and
admin. to him and all other officers an oath at the time of his and their
elect. "wh. said oaths are to be admin. in a publ. ct. and not elsewhere."
Nothing of the sort was ever done, no such ct. ever held by him; nor was
any secr. ever chos. at Salem, nor dept. nor couns. ever induct. there
bef. 1630, any more than an archbp. an admiral, or field marshal. By the
instr. to him from his constit. the gov. and comp. in London, he, with
seven couns. was authoriz. to do certain things; but two of those seven,
John and Samuel Brown, he had sent home, bef. these instr. reach. him. He
was, therefore, disabled, by his own act, from fill. up the Council,
choos. dep. gov. or secr. and other officers. Of course he was, in the
lang. of the law, REMITTED to his authority under the patent from
Plymouth Comp. to Sir Henry Roswell and the other five. This was, I think,
all the power he ever used, and certain. it was all he need. Yet Cotton
Mather in Magn. I. 18, styles him dep. gov. in Aug. 1629; and a respect.
descend. has even gone to the length of mak. the title "First Gov. of the
Col. of Mass. Bay." To me this seems, in both authors, wrong. On p. 57 of
the Hist. of Boston, wh. affords copious proof of sedulous
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industry, the auth. says, "Matthew Cradock was the first Gov. of the
Mass. Comp." yet, facing the same page, he inserts the picture of John
Endicott with a title at the bottom, "first Gov. of Mass." and 16 pages
onward he inserts the picture of John Winthrop with the title, giv. by the
author,  "sec. Gov. of Mass." Prob. no reader will be deceiv. for every one
will ask, wh. was the second, third, fourth, &e. gov. of the Mass. Comp. wh.
bec. the Col. of Mass. Bay only by transfer of all the authority, &c. in
1629, when Cradock was "first" gov. On his resignat. within six mos. of
his elect. that yr. Winthrop was chos. the same day, and Cradock an Assist.
But Cradock never came to our country, and so if W. be the sec. Gov. of
Mass. because C. was the first; of course W. would be justly reckon. the
first in Mass. The order of success. of the Chart. Governors is this:
first, Cradock, nam. in that instrum. 4 Mar. 1629, and rechos. in May; sec.
Winthrop chos. and sw. 29 Oct. 1629, on Cradock's resignat. and in 1631, 2,
and 3; third, Dudley, May 1634; fourth, Haynes, May 1635; fifth, Vane, 1636;
next yr. Winthrop again, and two foll. yrs.; and Dudley, again, in 1640; sixth,
Bellingham, 1641; next yr. Winthrop again, and rechos. the yr. foll.; seventh,
Endicott, 1644; next yr. Dudley, again; and the foll. Winthrop again, three
yrs. till his d. Honor eno. there is for Endicott, the earliest patentee
wh. came over under the indenture from the Plymouth Company, without
challeng. for him any that does not belong to him. He was the first, and
only, Gov. of London's Planta. and if he ever was qualif. by tak. the oaths
under that delegat. from the Gov. and Comp. of Mass. (wh. is unlikely, or
at least cannot be prov.) he never had a successor in that office, wh.
was merg. in the superior title on arr. of Winthrop a few mos. after. With
scrupul. precision, Increase Mather calls Winthrop "the First Gov. that New
Eng. saw at the head of the Mass. Col." On 13 May 1629 (the Charter day of
the Gen. Court for elections), Endicott was not chos. an Assist. or other
officer of Mass. Bay, being absent; still, however, he contin. head of the
Planta. as much as he had been a fortnight, and, indeed, on his arr. eight
mos. bef. no other patentee being on this side of the ocean; but on 20
Oct. next, at the election in London (after transfer of the whole
authority of the patent to those wh. would come to N. E.), when Winthrop was
chos. gov. and Humphrey dep. gov. immediat. on resignat. of Cradock and
Goffe, he was again rais. to be one of the eighteen assist. being the
first time he was ever chos. under the Chart. In this office, to the duty
of wh. he took the o. to qualif. him (as he could not earlier), 7 Sept. 1630,
he cont. 9 yrs. by success. elect. exc. in 1633, when for his indiscreet
zeal against the cross in the ensign, he was left out; but in 1636 he was
made head of the first exped. against the Pequots; in 1641, for the first
time, dep. gov.
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acc. the Chart. and sev. times after, and in 1644 gov. for the first time,
with full power acc. the Chart. and again, after d. of Winthrop 1649, 51, 2,
3,and from 1655 to his own d. at Boston (where he had resid. near. ten
yrs.) 15 Mar. 1665, serv. a longer period than any other of the govs.
under the old Chart. and by Shirley alone exceed. since. Capt. Johnson in
his "Wonderworking Providences of Zion's Saviour in N. E." honors him in
cap. IX. of his first book with appropriate rhymes, as John Endicott,
"twice Governor of the Eng." so, I suppose, must refer to the elections
of 1644, during Winthrop life, and immediat. after his d. in 1649, the date of
his writing. Scottow, too, in his "Narrative of the Planting" of our Col. p.
12, or as it may be read in the reprint in 4 Mass. Hist. Coll. IV. must be
understood to intend the prior title of Winthrop when the "choice of a
governor and deputy TO ABIDE THERE" is told in that valua. paragraph on
pp. 289-90. Gov. Danforth, also, in his exact enumerat. of yrs. in wh. his
friend E. had been Gov. makes the earliest of the sixteen to be 1644. See
his valua. papers in 2 Mass. Hist. Coll. VIII. 52.
      I think Mr. Felt, in Ann. of Salem, I. 106, first, after a differ.
general opin. for two hundred yrs. in 1845 suggest. the right of E. in
"precedency to Mr. Winthrop;" and he explains his view of "an error in rank"
by the note, on same page, that Roger Conant "may be truly said to have
preceded both Messrs. Endicott and Winthrop IN SUCH OFFICE FOR A PART OF
THIS COMMONWEALTH." In Geneal. Reg. XII. 133-7, he elaborate. discuss. 
the quest. "what office did J. E. sustain, after arr. 6 Sept. 1628, to his
elect. by the [gov. and comp.] 30 Apr. 1629." But I am satisfied that his
decision against the opin. of Gov. Hutch. will not be sustain. nor does it
seem to me, that Endicott is entit. to any more office than the Plymouth
comp. gave by their deed indent. He was sole propr. in Mass. and act.
with the absolute power of the other patentees in  I Eng. and Mr. Felt
rather lessens than enlarges his right by reference to the votes of our
gov. and comp. in London. As their grant of office 30 Apr. 1629 never took
effect, it must be regard. as if never passed. Dr. Young, in n. on p. 196 of
Chron. of Mass. falls into similar error (of find. justificat. of E. in
displac. the Browns in this instr.), when E. had acted in thus shipping off
the Browns before this instr. came to his hand. Endicott was of stern
energy, but great prudence in secular affairs, disappr. the conduct of
his friends in Eng. for putting to death their king, with such strange
mockery of solemnity, and issued warrant for apprehens. of Whalley and
Goffe, the regicides, here. Much of the sad occurrences of cruel scourg.
of the Bapt. 1651 and hang. of the Quak. 1659, that fell within his admin.
must be charg. to Wilson or Norton, the spirit. advisers of the day; and
tho. Leverett, or Bradstreet would have, perhaps, successf. resist.
such inflict. of counsel, we kn. the cruel bigotry of Dudley or Bellingham
would have gone against tolerat. as far and as fiercely as Endicott. 5,
His first w. Ann Gower, who was cous. or niece of Matthew Cradock,
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first Chart. gov. d. soon after coming and she had, it is believ. no ch.;
and he m. 18 Aug. 1630. Elizabeth Gibson (from Cambridge in Eng. says the fam.
geneal.) had John, b. a. 1632; and Zerubbabel, a. 1635. He and his descend.
to the fourth generat. wrote the sec. syl. with e, but the i has prevail.
since. JOHN, Boston, s. of the preced. m. 9 Nov. 1653, Elizabeth d. of Jeremiah
Howchin, had no ch. d. 1668. His will of 27 Jan. was pro. four wks. after.
His wid. m. the same yr. Rev. James Allen.  WILLIAM, Boston, mariner, in
his will of 23 Apr. 1690, pro. 26 Jan. 1692, he gave personal tools to his
s.-in-law John Bell, and resid. of est. to w. Joanna. WILLIAM, Boston, by w.
Elizabeth had William, b. 25 Sept. 1686; Elizabeth 26 July 1690, d. young; John, 23
Dec. 1693; Elizabeth 2 Jan. 1699; Benjamin, 10 Apr. 1702, d. young; Lydia, 19 June
1703, d. soon; Lydia, again, 17 July 1704; Sarah, 21 Aug. 1705, d. soon;
Sarah, again, 6 Nov. 1706; and Benjamin, again, 17 Feb. 1709. Often this
man's name begins with I, and the births, 1702 and 3, are insert. under
both letters in the rec. but bef. always have E, and after, I, but not
both. ZERUBBABEL, Salem, s. of the gov. a physician, freem. 1665, by w.
Mary wh. d. 1677, had Elizabeth wh. d. 8 Sept. 1658; Elizabeth again, b. 12 Apr.
1661, d. soon; Zerubbabel, 11 Apr. 1662, d. soon; John; Samuel; and 
Zerubbabel again, b. 14 Feb. 1665, both bapt. 19 Sept. 1666; 
Benjamin, 21 Aug. 1667; Mary; Joseph, 17 July 1672;
Sarah; Elizabeth; Hannah; and Mehitable. He agreed to m. the same yr. of his
w.'s d. (as in Geneal. Reg. VI. 252, is found by Coffin) Elizabeth Kimball, but, it
seems, with or without reasona. excuse, took for 2d w. Elizabeth wid. of Rev.
Antipas Newman, d. of Gov. John Winthrop of Conn. He sometimes resid. at
Topsfield on the ancestr. est. but the farm, on wh. he and his f. had most
expend. their affect. was in that part of S. now Danvers, call. by the gov.
the Orchard, still cultiv. by his descend. He d. 1684.
      ENDILL, MICHAEL, Isle of Shoals, was gr. jur. at Court in York 1659.
      ENGLAND, JOHN, New Haven 1647, rem. to Branford, d. 1655, leav. wid.
but no ch. Prob. ano. of this name in one of the Planta. of Providence had
d. Ellen, wh. m. 27 July 1665, Jeremiah Wescott.
      ENGLE, BERNARD, Boston 1664, husbandman.  JAMES, Boston 1662,
mariner. Perhaps it has bec. Inglee.
      ENGLISH, or ENGLES, CLEMENT, Salem, m. 27 Aug,. 1667, Mary, d. of
Richard Waters, had Mary, b. 18 Feb. 1669; Elizabeth 19 Feb. 1671; Joseph, 12
Mar. 1673; Benjamin, 19 Oct. 1676; Abigail, 6 Dec. 1680, d. at 17 yrs.; and
Clement, posthum. 7 Mar. 1683. The f. d. 23 Dec. bef. JAMES, Boston, m. 7
Jan. 1658, perhaps as sec. w. Joanna, d. of John Farnum, wh. was not 14
yrs. old. We kn. too little of him to affirm or deny that he was d. 14 Mar.
1698; freem. 1691; or that he may be the man in last parag. MAUDETT,
Boston, by w. Jane had
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Hannah, b. 2 Mar. 1639, bapt. 6 Sept. 1640, had join. the ch. one day bef.;
Mary, Nov. 1644. Sometimes his name is Maded Inglyss, or Engles; and in
Geneal. Reg. V. 398, 468, was transmut. to Jugs. His will of Nov. 1684 is
sign. Madett Engs. That doc. makes excor. his s. Samuel, names d.-in-law
Mary, and gr.ch. Madet, Samuel, Nathaniel, and Mary. Perhaps that d.-in-law 
Mary, was the wid. Engs, wh. m. 14 Dec. 1688, Joshua Lee. * PHILIP,
Salem, s. of John of the Isle of Jersey, there bapt. 30 June 1651, a merch.
m. 1 Sept. 1675, Mary, d. of Richard Hollingworth, suffer. very much in the 
blind ferocity against witchcraft. His w. was the greater sufferer, and liv.
very few yrs. after escape. This was manag. with equal skill and firmness
by Rev. Joshua Moody, then min. with  Willard, at the O. S. ch. in Boston.
See the admirable note in Eliot's Biogr. Dict. tit. Moody. By Mary he had
seven ch., Philip, b. 4 Sept. 1684; William, 23 May 1679, d. young; Mary,
21 Feb. 1677; and Susanna, 5 July 1683;  Names of the rest are unkn. and 
William, again, 7 Apr. 1690, wh. d. bef. his f. Ebenezer, 21 Apr. 1694. Mary m. 
William Brown; and Susanna m. John Touzell, both prob. from Jersey. He had 
sec. w. Sarah wid of the sec. Samuel Ingersoll, m. 1698, by her had only John, 
wh. as well as William, was capt. of a vessel, own. by his f. and d. bef. him,
was rep. 1700, one of the contribut. to first Episc. ch. 1734, and d. 1740. 
He reckon. his damage by the persec. at £1500, and was allow. a. 20 yrs. 
later £300. His f. was prob. a Huguenot, and his own name, at bapt. was 
Philippe LÕAnglois, but he was brot. to the font by Sir Philip Carteret. To an 
excel. tract in Hist. Coll. of the Essex Inst. may be refer. all further inq. The 
writer corrects Dr. BentleyÕs date for his d. wh. was 1736, aged 86, but, the 
two last yrs. of his life, his mind was infirm.  THOMAS, Plymouth, one of the 
passeng. in the Mayflower 1620, d. in the gen. sickness early next spring, leav. no 
n. nor ch. He had been a sailor, says Bradford, hired by the pilgrims. * WILLIAM,
Ipswich 1638, shoemaker, freem. 21 Sept. 1642, rep. 1646 and 7, rem. to
Hampton 1639, for short time, but went back to I. may be the same wh. was
adm. at Boston 1652, and made a constable 1656; with w. Sarah, join. our
first ch. on 15 Mar. 1663.
      ENO, EANNO, ENNO, or ENNOE, JAMES, Windsor 1646, m. 18 Aug. 1648, Ann
Bedwell, had Sarah, b. 15 bapt. 17 June 1649; James, 30 Oct. bapt. 2 Nov. 1651; and 
John, 2 Dec. 1654. His w. d. 1657, he had sec. w. 5 Aug. 1658, wid. of Thomas 
Holcomb, wh. d. 7 Oct. 1679; and he m. 29 Apr. 1680, Esther, wid. of James Eggleston. 
He d. 11 June 1682. Sarah m. 1667, Benajah Holcomb. Some of his descend.
chang. the name to Enos. Col. Roger Enos, of the army 1776, was one.
JAMES, Windsor, s. of the preced. m. 26 Dec. 1678, Abigail, d. of Samuel
Bissell, had James, b. 23 Sept. 1679; Ann, 10 Apr. 1682; William, 15 Dec. 
1684; Abigail, 1 Mar. 1687; Mary, 3 May 1691; John, 5 Jan. 1693; Samuel, 
7 July 1696; Susanna, 16 May 1699; and David, 12 Aug. 1702, and d.
16 July 1714. His wid. d. Mar. 1728. JOHN, Windsor, br. of the preced. m. 10
May 1681, Mary, d. of Ebenezer Dibble, had Mary, b. 12 Oct. 1682; Martha, 6 Apr.
1685; Sarah; and Ann.
      ENOS, JOHN, Westerly 1680. 
      ENOW, THOMAS, Falmouth 1689. Willis, I. 191.
      ENSDELL. See Hinsdale.
      ENSIGN, DAVID, Hartford, s. of James, m. 22 Oct. 1663, Mehitable, d.
of Thomas Gunn, had David, b. 16 Nov. 1664; James, 8 May 1666; Thomas, 7
Dec. 1668; Sarah, 22 Jan. 1672; and Mary 26 Jan. 1675. After his w. had
been (for his ill-conduct) divorc. she bec. 1685, sec. w. of Isaac Sheldon
of Northampton. His s. James well perpet. the name. JAMES, Cambridge 1634,
freem. 4 Mar. 1635, rem. a 1639 to Hartford,
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had large est. only s. David, bef. ment. and three ds. of wh. Sarah,
perhaps, m. 6 May 1651, John Rockwell; Lydia was bapt. 19 Aug. 1649; and
Mary m. Samuel Smith, afterwards of Northampton and Hadley. His will, of
Nov. 1670, was pro. Mar. foll. JOHN Scituate, s. of Thomas, by w. wh. d. bef.
him, had only ch. Hannah, b. 1669; was k. by the Ind. at Rehoboth fight 26
Mar. 1676; had made his will in contempla. of such a result a few days bef.
So this fam. in male line was extinct. THOMAS, Scituate, m. Jan. 1639, Elizabeth
Wilder of Hingham, prob. liv. there some yrs. had Hannah, bapt. 6 July
1640, wh. m. 19 Nov. 1658, Thomas Shepherd of Malden, not the Rev. of
Charlestown, and a. 14 Mar. 1698; Elizabeth wh. m. Nicholas Wade; and John, bef.
ment. He was of Duxbury 1656, and d. 1663. His will of 16 July in that yr.
names w. Elizabeth and the three ch.
      ENSOME, ROBERT, Boston 1646, merch. Felt.
      ENSWORTH, ENDSWORTH, or ENISWORTH, TIXALL, TIXOLL, TEXHALL, or
TYXHALL, so various. writ. in rec. was of Hartford 1681, rem. 1700, to
Canterbury, had bapt. at H. five ch. and left Nathaniel, Nehemiah, Ezra,
and Joseph. Possib. the orig. name was Ainsworth.
      EPES, or EPPES, * DANIEL, Ipswich, s. of Daniel, from Kent, Eng. came
1637 with his mo. Martha, wh. by the fam. tradit. corrob. by slight
circumstances, is said to have m. the worshipful Samuel Symonds. He m. 20
May 1644, Elizabeth eldest d. of Samuel Symonds, wh. d. 7 May 1685 aged 60, by
wh. he had Samuel, b. 24 Feb. 1647, H. C. 1669 wh. was of Boston 1673, and
d. Apr. 1685 at London; Daniel, 24 Mar. 1649, H. C. 1669; Nathaniel, 1650, d.
soon; John, 1651, d. soon; Joseph, 1653; Martha, 1654; Mary, 1656, d. soon;
Lionel, 1657; ano. s. 1658, d. soon; and Richard, 1659. He had sec. w. Lucy,
d. of Rev. John Woodbridge, wid. of Rev. Simon Bradstreet of New London;
was freem. 1674, a capt. rep. 1684, and d. 8 Jan. 1693, aged a. 70 yrs. as
his grave-st. tells.  * DANIEL, Salem, s. of the preced. m. 17 Apr. 1672,
Martha, d. of William Bordman of Cambridge, wh. d. 9 Feb. 1692, had Martha,
b. 10 Aug. 1673, d. young; Martha, again, 8 Mar. 1676; Mary, 19 Feb. 1678; d.
young; Daniel, 28 Oct. 1679; Samuel, 4 Jan. 1681; Elizabeth 19 Mar. 1684; Mary,
again, 31 Aug. 1686; Ruth, 22 July 1688; and Margaret, 31 Mar. 1691; was
master of the gr. sch. from 1670, above 20 yrs. by John Dunton in his Life
and Errors call. "the most eminent sch.master in N. E." wh. of course may
be tak. with qualific. in favor of contempo. Cheever and Corlett. He prob.
had for sec. w. Hannah, wid. of Francis Wainwright of Ipswich, was rep.
1708 and 15, says Feb, II. 564, but he hac omit. him in the list of Counsel.
in wh. office, however, Hutch. II. 292, wh. could not easi. be mistak. says,
he d. Nov. 1722.
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      ERRINGTON, ABRAHAM, Cambridge 1649, m. Rebecca, d. of Robert Cutler
of Charlestown, had Abraham, b. 11 Nov. 1652, prob. d. soon; perhaps a
sec. Abraham, b. 1 Nov. 1654, d. soon; Rebecca; Hannah; Sarah; Mary, bapt. 13
Jan. 1661; Abraham, again, 8 Nov. 1663; and Jacob, wh. d. young, 2 Oct. 1668;
d. 9 May 1677, aet. 55. Ann, prob. his mo. d. 11 Dec. 1653, aged 76; but his
f. was perhaps d. bef. she came over. THOMAS, Lynn 1642, was of Charlestown
1647, but soon back to L. and prob. rem. to  Warwick, there freem. 1655.
      ERWIN, EDWARD, Dover 1658.
      ESSET, WILLIAM, Boston, m. Ann Sheffield, d. 24 May 1697.
      ESTABROOK, or EASTERBROOK, BENJAMIN, Lexington, s. of Joseph, m. 
20 Nov. 1693, Abigail, d. of Rev. Samuel Willard, ord. 21 Oct. 1669, d. 28 July
foll. DANIEL, Cambridge, br. of the preced. JOSEPH, Concord, came a. 1660
from Enfield, Middlesex, Eng. it is said, with two brs. (one of wh. Thomas,
in 1673 was of Swanzey, but after at Concord), was gr. H. C. 1664, ord. a.
1667, collea. with Edward Bulkley, freem. 1665, m. 20 May 1668, Mary, d. of
Capt. Hugh Mason, had Joseph, b. 6 May 1669; Benjamin, 24 Sept. 1671, H. C.
1690, bef. ment.; Mary, 28 Feb. 1673; Samuel, 7 Jan. 1675, H. C. 1696; Daniel,
14 Feb. 1677; and Ann, 30 Jan. 1678. He d. 16 Sept. 1711. Daniel d. at Sudbury
7 Jan. 1737; Mary m. Jonathan Green of Newton; and Ann m. 26 Jan. 1710,
Joshua Haynes of Sudbury. JOSEPH, Lexington, s. of the preced. m. 31 Dec.
1689, Melicent, d. of Henry Woodhouse, had only Joseph, b. 10 Oct. 1690; his
w. d. 20 Mar. 1693, and he m. 25 Aug. foll. Hannah, wid. of Joseph Loring, d.
of John Leavitt, had John, 28 July 1694; Solomon, 22 Dec. 1696; Hannah, 2
Aug. 1698; Melicent, 21 Mar. 1700; and Elijah, 25 Aug. 1703; was deac. and d.
23 Sept. 1733. SAMUEL, Canterbury, s. of the first Joseph, taught sch. and
help. his f. at Concord, bef. ord. 13 Jan. 1712, d. 26 June 1727. THOMAS,
Swanzey, by w. Sarah had Elizabeth b. 19 Dec. 1673. Six of this name had, in
1834, been gr. at Harv. and four at other N. E. coll. Often  it is spelt
Easterbrook.
      ESTEN, THOMAS, Providence, sw. alleg. in May 1682.
      ESTES, JOHN, Lynn, s. of Matthew the first, sign. the address to
Gov. Joseph Dudley 1703, with RICHARD, as Quakers, when, of course, they
did not state their ages upon that paper, wh. is print. in Geneal. Reg. Il.
149.  JOSEPH, Dover 1719, br. of the preced. m. Mary, d. of Timothy
Robinson, and has num. descend. in Maine. MATTHEW, Dover, s. of Robert of
Dover, Eng. where he was b. 28 May 1645, m. 14 June 1676, Philadelphia, d.
of Reginald Jenkins, had Joseph, whose day of b. is not told; John, 14 July
1684; Richard, 2 Sept. 1686; and Matthew, 1689, possib. more.  He prob. rem.
to  Scituate, and his w. d. 25 Dec.
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1721; and he d. 9 Aug. 1723. MATTHEW, Scituate, s. of the preced. by w.
Alice had Edward, b. a. 1708; William, a. 1710; two ch. wh. d.  5 young;
Matthew, 19 Dec. 1726; Sarah, 8 June 1733; and Robert, 12 Jan. 1736; and d.
11 May 1774; and his wid. d. 14 Dec. 1778, aged 84. 
      ESTOW, WILLIAM, Hampton 1639, d. 23 Nov. 1655, says Coffin, in 
his will, shortly bef. names only ds. Sarah, w. of Maurice Hobbs, and Mary, 
w. of Thomas Marston.
      ESTWICK, ESTWICH, or ESTICK, EDWARD, Salem, by w. Esther had
Elizabeth b. a. 1652; Sarah, 1654; Hannah, 1656; Esther, 1659; and Edward, 1662,
as from his inv. June 1666, is kn. 
      ETHEREDGE, EDWARD, Mass. 1646. Felt.
      ETHERINGTON, THOMAS, Kittery, was lost, with his w. in the wreck of
a small vessel, Nov. 1664. 
      EUSTIS, WILLIAM, Charlestown, liv. at Malden, perhaps Winisemet,  or 
Boston 1695, had, I suppose, s. William, wh. d. 4 Jan. 1691; perhaps   other ch. 
and w. Sarah, wh. d. 12 June 1713, aet. 74. By her he had John, b. at Boston, 8 
Dec. 1659. 
      EVANCE, JOHN New Haven 1639, came prob. from London, sign.  the
orig. compact of 4 June, was one of the most wealthy inhab. had Daniel,
bapt. 15 Mar. 1646; Mary, wh. d. 1650; and Stephen, b. 21 Apr. 1652. He prob.
went home, certain. was in London 1656, acc. his   friend Gov. Eaton's will.
His wid. Susanna, or Hannah, m. at London, Henry Hatsell, wh. came to New
Haven, and d. 1667.
      EVANS, DAVID, Boston 1654, merch. d. 27 July 1663, leav. wid. Mary, by
wh. he had, as I conject. David, that d. 2 Nov. 1653 [see Geneal. Reg. X.
217, where the surname is not]; and certain. Elizabeth b. 10 Aug,. 1630, and
Martha, 28 May 1657; beside David, again, 2 Feb. 1659; and Jonathan, 3
Apr. 1663.  EDWARD, Dover, s. of Robert had w. Dorcas, and ch.
Elinor, b. 3 Mar. 1700; Rachel, 6 Apr. 1703; and Joseph 29 Oct. 1704. HENRY,
Boston 1643, husbandman, freem. 1645. His w. Amy came in the yr. preced.
from the ch. of Roxbury. Admin. on one Henry E. wh. was drown. 1 Mar. 1667,
was grant. in Middlesex to his w. Esther, next mo. JOHN, Wethersfield 1640,
may have been at Hatfield 1678. JOHN, Roxbury, by w. Mary had John, bapt.
30 July 1671; Peter, 27 Apr. 1673, d. soon; and Peter, again, 21 June 1674;
but I find none of these in the town rec. It has been thot. he serv. on
Conn. riv. in Philip's war. Perhaps he lost his w. bef. or soon after rem.
to Hatfield, there m. 1677, Mary, wid. of Experience Hinsdale, d. of John
Hawks, had Elinor, b. 1678; Jonathan, 1680; and Randal, 1682; rem. a. 1685
to Deerfield, where his w. had lds. JOHN, Dover, there act. as a commiss.
with others to sett. lines betw. York, D. and Kittery, his name in the rec.
being giv. Evines. MATTHIAS, Dorchester, s. of first Richard, a carpenter,
m. 28 Apr. 1669, Patience, d. of Gabriel Meade, wh. d. 22 May 1670, and he
sold his est. 1679. PETER, Deerfield, s. of John, had sev. ch. betw. 1711 and
28, of wh. one was Randall. PHILIP, Newbury, by w. Deborah had William, b.
13 Oct. 1687; Elizabeth 8 Nov. 1689; and John, 30 Apr. 1692; the last,
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says Coffin, at Ipswich. RICHARD, Dorchester, freem. 1643, by Mary had
Richard; Mary, b. 19 Jan. 1641; Matthias, 11 Feb. 1644; besides prob. Hannah,
wh. m. 27 Sept. 1665, Samuel Hicks; and Joanna, wh. m. 16 Jan. 1668, Joshua
Hemmenway. Mary m. 17 July 1666, Nathan Bradlee. RICHARD, Dorchester, s.
of the preced. by w. Rebecca had Richard, b. 8 Feb. 1670; Mary, 30 Nov.
1671, d. at nine mos.; Mary, again, 8 June 1673; Rebecca, 22 Oct. 1676;
Thomas, 31 Aug. 1678; Matthias, 26 May, 1682; and John, 9 Mar. 1688; and d.
10 Mar. 1725, aged a. 86. His wid. d. 1731, aet. 8. RICHARD, Rehoboth, had
Richard, b. 10 Aug. 1681. ROBERT, Dover 1665, had Robert, b. 30 Sept. 1665;
Edward, 28 June 1667; Jonathan, 10 Apr. 1669; and Elizabeth 25 Jan. 1672; all by
w. Elizabeth was k. 28 June 1689, or (as ano. acco. is) d. of cancer, 27 Feb.
1697. ROBERT, Dover, s. of the preced. had w. Ann and ch. Joseph, b. 4 June
1682; Sarah, 9 Nov. 1685; Benjamin, 2 Feb. 1687; Hannah, 21 June 1690; and
Patience, 5 Sept. 1693. He d. 1753. THOMAS, Plymouth, d. 27 Jan. 1635.
THOMAS, DORCHESTER, 1640, perhaps was there 1689. THOMAS, Salisbury, m.
30 Sept. 1686, Hannah Brown, had Ann, b. 5 Nov. 1687; John, 24 Aug. 1689;
Abigail, 22 Aug. 1692; Thomasin, 5 Apr. 1696; and Hannah, 5 Apr. 1698.
WILLIAM, Taunton 1643, prob. d. bef. 1676, or may have been the same as
WILLIAM, Gloucester, one of the selectmen 1647 and 8, was of Ipswich 1656.
      EVARTS, DANIEL, Guilford, s. of John, perhaps b. in Eng. had w. Mary,
wh d. 31 Mar. 1663; and he m. 1 Mar. 1664, Rebecca, d. of Henry Dowd, had
Hannah; Daniel, b. 24 Jan. 1667; John, 20 Sept. 1669; James, 18 Feb. 1672;
Sarah, 15 May 1675; Samuel, 14 Dec. 1681; d. 5 Dec. 1692. The last five ch.
were liv. 1693. Hannah m. 1686, Thomas Stephens of Killingworth, and d. in
few yrs. JAMES, Fairfield, prob. eldest s. of John, freem. of Conn. 1664, m.
Lydia, d. o Richard Guttridge, had John; James; Mary, b. 17 Mar. 1662;
Lydia; Joseph, Feb. 1669, d. at ten yrs.; Judah, a. 1673; Hannah, 22 Sept.
1677; Joseph, again, 1679; Dorothy, a. 1683; and Jonathan, wh. d. 1696.  He
perhaps was b. in Eng. d. 1684, his ins. hav. date of June. JOHN, Concord,
freem. Mar. 1638, had John; b. 29 Feb. 1640; and Judah, 27 Oct. 1642; but
other ch. may have been older, certain. James and prob. one of more brot.
from Eng. rem. to Guilford 1650, and d. 10 May 1669. We kn. not the mo. of
his ch. but at G. he m. Elizabeth wid. of John Parmelee, the elder. John, Judah,
Daniel, and heirs of James were proprs. there 1685. His d. Elizabeth m. Peter
Abbot, and was k. by him, for wh. he was execut. tho. prob. insane. JOHN,
Guilford, s. of the preced. m. 14 Sept. 1665, Mary French, prob. d. of
Thomas of the same, had Mary, b. 12 Aug. 1666, d. at 22 yrs.; John,
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16 Sept. 1668, wh.d. young Hannah, 12 Nov. 1670; Sarah, 4 June 1673;
Nathaniel, 25 July 1675; Mehitable, 25 Feb. 1679; Ebenezer, 15 Sept. 1681;
Silence, 26 Jan. 1684; Elizabeth wh. d. 1687; and Patience, 14 May 1689, d. bef.
her f. wh. had sec. w. Sarah d. of Dennis Crampton, and d. 28 Dec. 1692.
JUDAH, Guilford, br. of the preced. m. 3 Aug. 1670, Mary, d. of William
Hayden of Killingworth, had Mary, b. 28 June 1675, d. at 3 yrs.; Samuel, 4
Oct. 1678; Mary, again, 16 May 1682, d. very soon; and Ebenezer, 16 June
1688, d. young; d. 1696, leav. the two s.
      EVE, ADAM, Boston, is the strange name of one, wh. as Bond says, m.
5 July 1694, Elizabeth youngest d. of  William Barsham of Watertown, had d.
Annabel, wh. m. 23 Dec. 1714, Jonathan Benjamin of W.
      EVELETH, ISAAC, Gloucester, s. of Sylvester, m. 13 Nov. 1677, Abigail,
d. of John Coit, had Isaac, b. 21 Jan. 1680; and Hannah, 9 May 1681; beside Job; 
and was freem. 1684. His wid. m. sec. Thomas Millet, as his sec. w. surv. him, and d. 19
Mar. 1726, aged 68. JOHN, Ipswich, by w. Mary had Mary, b. 13 Nov. 1683; but may
have had others sev. yrs. bef. or after; d. Dec. 1745, in his 107th yr. acc.
Pemberton's MSS. Ann. prob. a mistake as to time and man. JOHN, Ipswich,
eldest s. of Joseph, min. of Manchester, ord. 1 Oct. 1693,
dism. 1695; in five yrs. more was sett. at Stow, but again dism. 1717; two
yrs. after preach. at Arundel and Biddeford until 1729, perhaps as Episc.
Miss. d. at Kittery 1 Aug. 1734, aged 65. He m. at Charlestown, then being
sch.master, 2 Dec. 692, Mary, d. of Francis Bowman of Cambridge, had Joseph, wh.
27 Oct. 1714, aged a. 18, bur. at Cambridge, prob. a stud. at the Coll. His w. d. bef.
1698. JOSEPH, Gloucester, s. of Sylvester, m. 1 Jan. 1668, Mary, d. prob. of Edward
Bragg, had John, b. 25 Jan. 1670, H. C. 1689; Elizabeth 17 Dec. 1671; 31 May 1674; Isaac, 
11 Oct. 1676; Edward, 25 July 1679; Moses, 13 Feb. 1682; Mary, 13 Nov. 1683; and
Hannah, 1 Oct. 1685. He enjoy. great length of life, I believe; and beside
the serv. to his country in hav. so many ch. he merits high reward as one
of that noble jury, wh. had yield. to the monstrous dictat. of the Ct. in
the witchcraft cases 1692, at Salem, every man of them declar. that none
of them wd. "do such things again on such grounds for the whole world."
SYLVESTER, Gloucester, had been a baker at Boston 1642, at G. was
selectman 1647, 9, and 51; had w. Susanna wh. d. 7 Sept. 1659, or, as 
report is, 14 Sept. 1669, by her had Susanna, wh. m. 31 Dec. 1656, 
James Stevens; Isaac; Joseph, bapt. 26 Mar. 1643, a. 1 yr. and
3/4 old; and Hannah, 8 Oct. foll. both at B. He m. 6 Sept. 1672, Bridget,
prob. wid. of first Elias Parkman; his d. Mary In. 21 May 1655, Thomas Millet.
At Gloucester a tradit. prevails, that Joseph d. 45, aged 105, wh. partly
conflicts with, partly confirms, that one about John; and the Supplem. to
the Boston Evening Post of 16 Dec. 1745,
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cont. this obit. notice: "On the 2d inst. d. at Ipswich, Mr. Joseph Eveleth
in the hundred and seventh yr. of his age--left sev. ch. of a great age,
one of wh. is upwards of 70 yrs. old." Reasonab. therefore, may we believe
that John, or Joseph, ran something over a century.
      EVERDEN, ANTHONY, Providence, took the o. of alleg. May 1666.
RICHARD, Providence, sw. alleg. June 1668. THOMAS, Salem 1682, a Quaker
preach. WALTER, from Kent, an aged man, employ. in manuf. of gunpowder,
was in Mass. Aug. 1674. Hutch. Coll. 468.
      EVERED, ANDREW, York, made freem. of Mass. 1652, was liv. 1680, to
sw. alleg. to the k. Sometimes it is Everest. * JOHN, with a perpetual
alias Webb, for surname, Boston, from Marlborough in Wilts, emb. in the
James at Southampton Apr. 1635, arr. 3 June, had large est. from 1656, as
also at Chelmsford, where he was capt. and rep. 1663, 4, and 5, spent the
last 5 or 6 yrs. of life in that part afterwards Dracut, and d. 16 Oct.
1668. His will of 10 Feb. 1666, bestows £50 on ch. of Boston, names w.
Mary, six serv. his niece Rebecca, w. of John Arsleby of Andover, and her
brs. John, Robert, Thomas, Peter, and Nathaniel Eayres, or Ayres, of
Haverhill, and the eldest s. of John Bishop of Nantucket, beside cous. or
neph. James Breedane, and br. William Dinsdale of Boston, and Rev. John
Fiske, wh. with Thomas Hincksman he made overseers of this will, from all
wh. it may be presum. he left no descend. STEPHEN, perhaps br. of the
preced. hav. the same alias, and com. in the same sh. with him. No more is
kn. of him. It may be unavailing to ask why this fam. is describ. in all the
rec. by a double surname, as was the progen. of famous Oliver Cromwell,
by the precession of Williams. Webb was a com. name in Wilts, and in many
other parts of Eng. WILLIAM, Charlestown, without the alias, m. 30 Jan.
1659, Sarah Fillebrown.
      EVERELL. See Everill.
      EVEREST, ISAAC, Guilford, by w. Joanna had John; Isaac, b. 1 May 1677;
Benjamin; and Lydia; d. 1697, prob. for his inv. of good est. is of 23 Jan.
in that yr. JOB, Guilford, br. of the preced. d. 1684, unm. gave all his est.
to Isaac.
      EVERETT, FRANCIS, Reading, m. 7 Dec. 1675, at Cambridge, Mary Edwards, and 
d. perhaps at Salem, 22 May 1680. ISRAEL, Dedham, s. of Richard, by w. Abigail had 
Tabitha, b. 14 Jan. 1677; and Josiah, 3 Aug. 1678. He d. 23 Dec. 1678. JEDEDIAH, 
Dedham, youngest br. of the preced. by w. Rachel had Tabitha, b. 15 Apr. 1681;
Ebenezer, 7 June 1682; Timothy, 12 June or Aug. 1685; Abigail, 31 May or
Aug. 1690; and Richard, or Rachel, 11 Mar. 1692. JOHN, Dedham, eldest br. of
the preced. m. 13 May 1662, Elizabeth d. of Robert Pepper, had Elizabeth b. 9 Aug. or
6 Nov. 1665; Hannah, 14 Sept. 1670; Bethia, 3 Oct. 1673; John,  9 June 1676;
William, 20
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Oct. 1678, or Jan. 1679; Israel, 8 Apr. 1681; and Richard, 24 Aug. 1683;
freem. 1690, was a capt. and d. 1 Apr. 1714. His wid. Elizabeth d. June 1715; but
in one draft of a fam. geneal. that has been subm. to my inspect. the
dates of d. for h. and w. are exchang. RICHARD, Dedham, whose name is
uniform. giv. Everard, had, I presume, liv. at Watertown, there, prob. by w.
Mary, had John, rem. a. 1636 or 7, had Mary, b. 28 Sept. 1638, says the rec.
tho. it seems to me prob. that it was 1637; Samuel, 31 Mar. 1639, tho. the
rec. of the county has, absurdly, 31 Sept. as the town rec. must be false,
if it has Mary correct; Sarah, 14 Mar. 1641, d. 1 Apr. foll.; and James, 14
Mar. 1643, d. soon, as did also his mo. He m. 29 June 1643, at Springfield,
where he had some est. Mary Winch, wh. came, At the age of 15, with
Rowland Stebbins 1634, in the Francis, from Ipswich; had Sarah, again, b.
12 Apr. 1644; Abigail, 19 Nov. 1647; Israel, 14 July 1601; Ruth, 14 Jan. 1654;
and Jedediah, 11 July 1656. He d. 3 July 1682, in his will, pro. 25 of that
mo. made 12 May 1680, gave inc. of all his est. to w. Mary during wid. to ch.
Jedediah, est. in fee of 20 acres; Abigail, w. of Matthias Puffer, "the
tract of Easy Plain;" to James Mackenwithy, wh. m. his d. Mary, 7 acres
for life, remainder in fee to her ch. James, Daniel, and Mary; to gr.ch.
Sarah, d. of Cornelius Fisher, wh. m. 24 July 1665, his d. Sarah, 15; and
other est. equally to ch. John, Samuel, Jedediah, Abigail, and Ruth.
RICHARD, Jamaica, L. I. had d. in 1666, or earlier, for in that yr. Abraham
Smith was appoint. admor. of his est. in trust for his childr. These ch.
are not nam. Thompson, in 1656, calls him Evert; yet in 1686 he names at
Jamaica, John Everit, perhaps one of them. SAMUEL, Dedham, s. of first
Richard, m. 28 May 1669, Mary, d. of Robert Pepper, had Judith,
b. 10 Feb. 1670, d. soon; Judith, again, 12 Mar. 1672; Samuel, 7 Oct. 1681; Isaac,
25 May 1685; Mary, 24 May 1688; and Benjamin, 20 Mar. 1693; was freem.
1690; and d. 26 June 1718. WILLIAM, Kittery 1640, whose name may be Averitt,
under govern. by Gorges patent, allow. to keep an ordinary 1649, was adm.
freem. of Mass. 1652, when, perhaps, he was of Dover, d. at sea 1674. Ten
of this name had, in 1834, been gr. at H. C. and ten at the other N. E. coll.
      EVERILL, ABIEL, Boston, m. 6 July 1655, Elizabeth d. of Lieut. William
Phillips, had James, b. 4 Apr. 1656; and d. early, for his wid. m. 1 Apr. 1660,
prob. as sec. w. John Alden, jr. JAMES, Boston, was adm. with w. Elizabeth of the
cb. 20 July 1634, freem. 3 Sept. foll. had Ezekiel, bapt. 15 May 1636;
Coneniah, 4 Nov. 1638, if the name on rec. be credible; and Elizabeth 3 Oct.
1641; beside Ann or Hannah, older than either, wh. was, prob. b. in Eng. and
m. William Blanchard, but after his d. m. George Manning; was in good
esteem, often one of the selectmen, d.
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near the end of 1682 or beg. of 1683, for his will, made in Dec. was pro. in
Feb. foll. His d. Elizabeth m. a Grant. Often the name appears Everell.
      EVERTON, JOSEPH, Charlestown, s. of William of the same, by w.
Catharine had Catharine, bapt. 22 Oct. 1699; and Joseph, 14 Sept.  701.
SAMUEL, Charlestown, br. of the preced. by w. Joanna had Joanna, bapt. 15
Dec. 1700. WILLIAM, Manchester 1658, Charlestown 1674, by w. Sarah had
John, Fownell, Samuel, Joseph, and Sarah, all bapt. 2 Sept. 1677;  William, 7
Oct. 1677; Benjamin, 11 July 1680; and by sec. w. Ruth Walley, m. 19 Nov.
1684, had Elizabeth bapt. 3 Sept. 1688; and Ruth, 27 Sept. 1691; wh. d. next yr.
and he d. 10 Oct. 1689, not aged a. 63, as by the gravestone is falsely said. His
wid. m. 10 Sept. 1691, Thomas Bligh of Boston. 
      EWE, JOHN, Hartford, by misadvent. k. Thomas Scott, 6 Nov. 1643, f.
and was fin. ten pounds to the wid. and five to the col.
      EWELL, GERSHOM, Scituate, s. of Henry, had John. HENRY, Scituate,
came from Sandwich, Kent, 1635, in the Hercules, shoemaker, unit. with the
ch. 3 Apr. 1636, was a soldier in the Pequot war 1637, m. 23 Nov. 1638,
Sarah, d. of Anthony Annable, rem. to Barnstable, where his eldest s.
John was bapt. 8 Mar. 1640; Ebenezer, 12 Feb. 1643; Sarah, 14 Sept. 1645;
and came back 1647, had at S. Hannah, b. 22 June 1649; Gershom, 14 Nov.
1650; d. Abia, 27 Sept. 1653; Ichabod, June 1639; and Deborah, 4 June 1663.
His ho. was burn. in 1676 by the Ind. His will of 1681 names the bef. ment.
exc. John and Abia, adds other ch. Eunice, and ment. w. Sarah, and d.
Sarah, w. of John Northey. JOHN, Boston, s. of the preced. m. Mary, d. of
Richard Goodale, but d. 31 July 1686 at Newbury, leav. d. Mary. ICHABOD,
Scituate, s. of Henry, cultiv. est. of his f. but his sons rem. to
Marshfield, says Deane. JOSEPH, Ipswich, freem. 1683. RICHARD, Springfield
1668.
      EWER, HENRY, Sandwich 1637. JOHN, Barnstable, d. 1652. THOMAS,
Charlestown, came in the James from London 1635, aged 40; with  w. Sarah,
d. of William Larned, 28; and ch. Elizabeth 4; and Thomas, l had elder ch.
perhaps John, certain. Sarah, wh. m. 18 June 1645, Thomas Blossom the sec.
of Plymouth; unit. with the ch. Jan. 1636, as had his w. the mo. bef. freem.
3 Mar. 1636; d. 1638; and his wid. m. 11 Dec. 1639, Thomas Lothrop of
Barnstable, where his d. Elizabeth was bur 9 Apr. 1641. Perhaps he was the man
against wh. charge for language against the king, in 1637, was brot. by
Lord Ley, so easily got rid of by Gov.  Winthrop I. 234; but he might soon
after have seem. in greater danger for error in his relig. opin. as he was
one of the friends of Wheelwright. Yet his discretion in recant. is
observ. THOMAS, Sandwich, of wh. I learn nothing but what his wid. Hannah
pro. his inv. 31 May 1667.
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THOMAS, Barnstable, perhaps s. of first Thomas, had by first w. Thomas, b.
Dec. 1673; and prob. mo. and ch. d. soon. He m. Oct. 1681, sec. w. Elizabeth
Lovell, wh. d. 20 Mar. 1712, had Thomas, b. Jan. 1686, bapt. 26 July 1691;
Shubael, 1630; John, Feb. 1692; Mehitable, Oct. 1694, d. next mo.; Nathaniel,
Nov. 1695; Jonathan, d. Nov. 1696; Hezekiah, 1697; and Thankful, Oct. bapt. 2
Nov. 1701; beside Sarah, and Elizabeth
      EWILL, JOHN, Newbury 1669, d. 31 July 1686. Perhaps it is sometimes
Ewins, and he may have been s. of that William wh. in 1666 was aged 46, as
Coffin says in Geneal. Rev. VI. 253.
      EWINGTON, THOMAS, Lynn 1642, is by me thot. to be Thomas Euington,
freem. of R. I. 1655.
      EWSTEAD, RICHARD, Salem 1629, came in the fleet with Higginson.
      EXELL, or EXILE, RICHARD, Springfield 1646, m. 4 June 1651, Hannah,
wid. of Thomas Reeves, had Mary, b. 1 Mar. 1653; John, 4 Nov. 1657; and
Abigail, 20 May 1660; suffer. in Philip's war, and rem. 1676, but whither is
unkn. yet in 1681 or 2 he sent to Boston some whale oil to pay a debt he
owed Pynchon, so that prob. either Long Isl. or Rhode Isl. bec. his home.
Mary m. 30 Dec. 1675, Henry Rogers.
      EYER, JOHN, NATHANIEL, SAMUEL, Haverhill or Salisbury. See Ayer.
      EYNSWORTH, one way of spell. Ainsworth, wh. see.
      EYMANS, EDWARD, Haverhill, in 1663 was 40 years of age, as Coffin
found, and no other finding has reach. me.
      EYRE, EIRE, often EYERS, * JOHN, Boston, youngest s. of Simon the
first m. 20 May 1680, Catharine, d. of Thomas Brattle, had, beside five ch. wh. d. young, 
Catharine, b. 20 July 1694; Bethia, 24 July 1695; and John, 7 Aug. 1700, H. C. 18; was 
of ar. co. 1682, in the Com.tee of Safety 1689, rep. 1693 and 8, and d. June 1700.
His wid. m. 13 Nov. 1707, Waitstill Winthrop. JONATHAN, Boston, br. of the
preced. by Simon's first w. was educ. for a surgeon 1656, but no more is
kn. of him. * SIMON, Watertown, a surgeon, came in the Increase 1635,
from London, emb. 15 Apr. aged 48, with w. Dorothy, 38 ; and ch. Mary, 15 ;
Thomas, 13; Simon, 11 ; Rebecca, 9; Christian, 7; Ann, 5; Benjamin, 3; and
Sarah, 3 mos. freem. 17 Apr. 1637, rep. 1641, selectman 1636-43, and clk. of
the town 1641-5, when John Sherman succeed. and he soon rem. to Boston,
where his w. d. 11 Aug. 1650; but he had, bef. rem. Jonathan, b. 20 Mar. 1638;
and Dorothy, 14 June, 1640. Prob. too, his ch. Sarah d. at W. young;. and he
m. a. 1651, Martha, d. of William Hubbard, sis. of the hist. and of John
Whittingham of Ipswich, had Maria, b. 26 Mar. 1652 and John, 19 Feb. 1654;
and d. 10 Oct. 1658, unless 10 Nov. by ano. rec. be more prob. His wid. d. 13
July 1687. Abstr. of his will of 5 July bef. his d. may be seen in Geneal.
Reg,. IX. 39. Ann m. 5 Mar. 1652,
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John Checkley; and Mary, it is said, m. Richard Moseley, tho. wh. he was, I
see not. SIMON, Boston, brot. by his f. the preced. with the other seven
ch. 1635, m. Lydia, d. of Comfort Starr, had Simon, b. 6 Aug. 1652, to wh.
gr.f. Starr made a bequest "to help him to learning." On 10 Aug. of next
yr. his w. a. and he had d. few days bef. SIMON, New Haven, s. of the
preced. m. 22 July 1679, Elizabeth d. of the sec. Isaac Allerton, the young wid.
of Benjamin Starr, had Lydia, b. 17 Sept. 1680; Simon, 5 Sept. 1682; and Isaac, 
23 Feb. 1684; and Benjamin, 19 June 1688; and Elizabeth 30 Oct. 1690; and d. at 
Milford 1695. Error in Geneal. Reg. 157, giv. the list of proprs. at New Haven
1685 (wh. is general. very accurate), is seen in the name of this man, as
Egears; and in an earlier day some rec. gives it Heyers, while the London
custom ho. shows Ayres. That John, wh. was drown. 30 Nov. 1696, "skating
on the Fresh Pond" (as Sewall's Diary in Geneal. Reg. V. 76, tells), was his
s. I venture to conject. tho. he was so far from home, bec. both he and
his partner in the casualty are call. students, and prob. they were
prepar. for adm. at coll.  JOHN, sen. JOHN, jr. JOSEPH, NATHANIEL, SAMUEL,
and TIMOTHY, wh. were all of Haverhill, and there took the milit. o. of
alleg. 28 Nov. 1677, no doubt, tho. brot. in with E. belong to the first
letter of our alphabet; yet as I could of either tell nothing more, their fall in Geneal. Reg. 
VI. 203, is no matter of regret. Common. the name at H. was Ayer. THOMAS, Watertown
1644, eldest s. of Simon the first, wh. in his will had devis. to him the
est. at W. d. prob. without issue, perhaps unm. in Virginia 1666, tho. we
may ask, in vain, why he was there, unless we assume that he had lost or
wasted his gr. prop. wh. infer. must be justif. by Bond, 204, mak. his inv.
no more than £26.13. Farmer thot. the fam. might be deriv. from John E. of
Brandon in Suffk. whose s. Simon was in 1445 mayor of London. THOMAS,
Boston, by w. Ann had Saville, b. 13 Dec. 1691; and Thomas, 13 July 1694.
His parents are unkn. Ayer is often writ. for this name.
      EYTON, SAMSON, Cambridge 1650, then a stud. at coll. wh. left bef.
grad. to go to Eng,. There he was made a fellow, but we read not the name
of the coll nor at wh. Univ. See Hutch. 1.112.

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Supplement of Corrections and Additions for EARLE on pp. 91 and 2.
      Under JOHN of Northampton, strike out the sec. sentence.
      Under the first RALPH, strike out s. "Thomas," and, after William,
add ds. Mary, wh. m. William Corey; Martha, wh. m. William Wood ; and Sarah,
wh. m. Thomas Cornell. Add at the end, He had been rep. 1650, after strik.
out--"and is ment. in Church's Ind. Wars," and the next two sentences.
      Under the sec. RALPH, strike out "perhaps son" and insert--eldest
s.  Strike out, also, the sec. sentence, and ins.--His w. was Dorcas, and
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ch. were John, William, Ralph, Joseph, and perhaps that Hannah, wh. m. 27
Aug. 1719, William Brown. He was propr. after mid. life at Dartmouth, and
own. among the opposite islands, the interesting Cuttyhunk, for full value
of wh. see Belknap's Amer. Biogr. II. 114.
      Under sec. ROBERT, in the last line, should be add. but I see reason to
believe,that at Newport the
earliest kn.of that name was b. 1706, and that Farmer was wrong,.
      Under THOMAS (on p. 92), strike out "s." and ins.--br.
      Under WILLIAM, ins. at begin. of line 3, s. of the first Ralph; and
after sec. word, strike out all that foll. and ins.--b. a. 1660; Thomas; and
John; prob. all at Portsmouth, R. I. and by first w. Mary; was rep. 1693,
1704, and 6, and d. 15 Jan. 1717, leav. wid. Prudence, wh. d. 18 Jan. 1718.
      Of course Ralph the first, and William, should have * prefix. All this
informat. was rec. bef. the first vol. began to be pr. yet so careful. was
it mislaid, that it was not examin. until the matter on the former pp. 91
and 2 had been three wks. pr. My dilig. correspond. Pliny E. of Leicester
regrets the want of many dates of b. m. and d.

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      FABENS, FABIN, or FABINS, JOHN, on a jury in New Hampsh. 1656, 
m. perhaps, one of the ds. of Edward Gilman. Elizabeth came in the Elizabeth and
Ann 1635, aged 16, but we kn. not wh. was her f. Fabyan is a name in that
region, and John F., Esq. of the province d. 1757.
      FABER, or FEBAR, JOSEPH, Boston 1637, a cooper, came in the
Elizabeth and Ann 1635, aged 26; was fined in Mar. 1638 for sell. wine
without license. His w. was a principal cause of the excommun. of Capt.
John Underhill, as with great particular. set forth in Winthrop I. 326. II. 15,
and in ch. rec. of 5 Mar. 1640.
      FACE, ROBERT, Charlestown, carpenter, d. 22 Jan. 1657, in his will, o;.
next Mar. gave all his prop. to John Fownell, the miller, with wh. he liv.
      FAIRBANKS, ELIEZUR, Medfield, s. of George, by w. Martha had Mary, b.
31 Oct. 1678; was of Sherborn, where he had Martha, 22 Jan. 1680; Lydia, 8
Mar. 1682; Martha, 9 Dec. 1684; Mercy, 18 Oct. 1688; and Eliezur, 29 Dec.
1690; and d. 1741. GEORGE, Dedham, s. Jonathan, came, prob. from Yorksh.
Eng. with his f. and other ch. by w. Mary, had Mary, b. 10 Nov. 1647; George,
26 May 1650; Samuel, 28 Oct. 1652; Eliezur, 8 June 1665; Jonas, 23 Feb.
1657; was at Medfield, there had Jonathan, 1 May 1662; and Margaret, 27
June, 1664; was after of Sherborn; but at Medfield, says Barry, d. 10 Jan.
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1683, or 6 Apr. of same yr. GEORGE, Dedham, S. of the preced. m. 1671,
Rachel Adams, and had Rachel, b. 29 Sept. 1672; Mary, 5 Mar. 1675; his w. d.
12 May 1678, and he by w. Susanna had Susanna, 24 Mar. 1680, d. soon;
Susanna, again, 17 May 1682; Dorothy, 6 Nov. 83; Margaret, 5 Jan. 1685; and
by third w. Sarah, had Jonas, 15 Feb. 1688, d. at 2 yrs.; Sarah, 16 Nov.
1690; George, 2 Oct. 1694; and John, 9 Oct. 1697; JOHN, Dedham, perhaps br.
of Jonathan the first, brot. from Eng. it is said, only d. Mary, wh. m. 2 or
12 Apr. 1644, Michael Metcalf the sec. and no more is heard of him. JOHN,
Dedham, eldest s. of Jonathan, came from Eng. no doubt, with his f. by w.
Sarah had Joshua, b. 26 May 1642; John, 7 Feb. 1644; Sarah, 9 Dec. 1645;
Jonathan, 10 Nov. 1648, d. prob. at 13 yrs.; Martha, and Mary, tw. 25 Dec.
1650; Joseph, 10 May 1656; Hannah, 10 Feb. 1659; and Benjamin, 17 Feb. 1662.
Some wrong infer; from rec. may arise, that ano. w. Susan was mo. of the
last six ch. His w. Sarah d. 26 Nov. 1683; and he d. 13 Nov. 1684. His will of
10 Nov. 1684, provides for ch. John, call. his eldest s. Joseph, his sec.
and Benjamin, the youngest, d. Hannah, and gr.d. Mary Sawyer; so that we
may be sure others were d. JOHN, Wrentham, perhaps s. of the preced. by
w. Hannah had, at Dedham, John, b. 1677; but at W. Joshua, 18 Mar. 1682;
Abigail, 17 Aug. 1684; Nathaniel, 9 May 1687; Sarah, 22 Mar. 1690, d.at 6
mos.; and Deborah, 1 Aug. 1692. JONAS, Lancaster 1657, s. of the first
Jonathan, m. 28 May 1658, Lydia, d. of John Prescott, had Mary, b. 1659;
Joshua, 1661; Grace, 1663; Jonathan, 1666; Hazadiah, 1668; Jabez, 1670; and
Jonas, 1673. He was k. by the Ind. 10 Feb. 1676, with his s. Joshua. The wid.
m. a Barron, and in 1698, sett. est. of F. JONATHAN, Dedham, the progenit.
I presume, of all this fam. name now in N. E. came with w. Grace and prob.
all his six ch. bef. 1641, d. 5 Dec. 1668. His will of 1 June in that yr. pro.
26 Jan. foll. provides for or ment. w. Grace, eldest s. John; sec. George;
Mary, w. of Christopher Smith; third s. Jonas; and Jonathan, the youngest;
Sarah, eldest d. of s. John; s.-in-law Ralph Day, and ea. of the four ch. he
had by my d. Susan, his late w. and largest portion to s. John. He WAS
prob. from the W. riding of Yorksh. as the will of his uncle George calls
him of Sowerby in that part of Eng. JONATHAN, Dedham, s. of the preced. m.
Deborah, d. of Edward Shepard of Cambridge, had Deborah, b. 3 June 1654;
Grace, 17 Dec.1656; Sarah, 12 Dec. 1638; Edward, 10 Jan. 1661; David, 28 Jan.
1663; Samuel, 2 June 1665; Mary, 24 July 1667; and Jeremiah; was freem.
1690. His wid. d. 7 Sept. 1705. JONATHAN, Sherborn, s. of the first George,
a physician, by w. Sarah, wh. d. 9 July 1713, had George, b. 14 Apr. 1685;
Jonathan, 21 Mar. 1689; Comfort, 30 Oct. 1690; Joseph, 25 Apr. 1692;
Samuel, 27 Feb.
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1693; and Jonas, 9 June 1697. By a sec. w. Anne he had Benjamin, b. 1715;
and d. 1719. JONATHAN, Lancaster, s. of Jonas, m. 24 Aug. 1688, Mary Howard
of Concord, had Hannah, and Mary, wh. were saved, when he was k. with two
other ch. by the Ind. 1697. His w. was car. to Canada, but came home soon.
The age of Hannah was 9 yrs. of Mary, 3, when the est. was sett. by his
br. Jabez in May 1698. JOSEPH, Dedham, s. of first John, freem. 1678, or
1684. || RICHARD, Boston 1633, prob. with Elizabeth his w. came with Cotton in
the Griffin, at least his union with the ch. here was on the same day with
Elder Leverett and w. Gov. Brenton and Edward Hutchinson, in the month
after the great teacher arr. freem. 14 May 1634 ar. co. 1654, had
Constance, bapt. 10 Jan. 1636; and Zaccheus, 8 Dec. 1639, d. young. He was
a man of some distinct. disarm. Nov. 1637 for heret. perversity in the
cause of Wheelwright, but within two yrs. after made by the same governm.
the first receiver of all letters from abroad for the whole Col.
Constance m. 30 Mar. 1653, Samuel Mattock.
      FAIRCHILD, * THOMAS, Stratford, one of the first sett. 1646, rep.
1659, 60, and oft. after; had by w. whose name I see not, but she was d. of
Robert Seabrook of S. Samuel, b. 1640; Sarah, 19 Feb. 1642; John, 1644; Thomas, 
1646; Dinah, 1648; Zechariah, 1651; and Emma, 1653; of these the sec. and third
are not nam. in his will of 7 Dec. 1670, just bef. his d. and perhaps they
were d. He had gone home, got sec. w. Catharine Cragg, a wid. of London (the
contract of m. 22 Dec. 1662, in wh. he was bound to secure to her est. at
S. for life or pay £200, being here rec.), and had by her three ch. The s.
Samuel and Thomas were proprs. two yrs. bef. Emma m. 20 Apr. 1676,
Hackaliah Preston and d.Feb.1733.
      FAIRFIELD, DANIEL, Boston, by w. Elizabeth had Mary, bur. July 1639; Elizabeth
30 Oct. 1640, wh. m. 22 Oct. 1657, Joseph Sowther; and Mary, again, 7 July
1643, wh. m. 20 Aug. 1660, John Parker; was freem. 1683, unless ano. Daniel
of Boston were the man. DANIEL, Salem 1639, called a half Dutchman, the
unhappy subject of severe punishm. relat. by Winthrop II. 46. He had liberty
in 1656 to go with w. and ch. to Eng. and prob. wish. not to return. DANIEL,
Weymouth, by w. Sarah had James, b. 18 Mar. 1666; a ch. 24 Aug. 1667; and
Sarah, 25 Aug. 1670. He was, prob. f. of Daniel, b. at Braintree, 18 Sept.
1662, whose diligence in keep. a Diary from 1689 to 1711, presented to the
Hist. Soc. by Rev. Dr. Harris, its librarian, was much praised by e local
historian. But it is kn. now, that the writer of the Diary was John
Marshall, whose mo. Ruth m. the f. of the Diary-keeper. JOHN, Charlestown
1638, Salem 1639, freem. 14 May 1640, had John,bapt. 27 June 1641; and d. a.
1647, leav. wid. Elizabeth (wh. m. Peter Palfrey), and
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ch. Benjamin, John, and Walter, both the former and latter, perhaps, b. in
Eng. JOHN, Ipswich, s. perhaps of the preced. d. Nov. 1672, leav. wid. 
Sarah, ch. John, Triphena, and Elizabeth Next yr. the wid. m. Daniel Kilham. 
JOHN, Newport, freem. there 1655, was of Westerly 1669. Prob. he had
no ch. and in 1689 gave all his prop. to Mary Babcock, wid. of John to obt.
mainten. of hims. and w. for life. *WALTER, Reading, prob. s. of John of
Salem, had Samuel, b. 13 Aug. 1638, d. young; Samuel, again, 14 Apr. 1660, d.
young; William, 14 Oct. 1662; and perhaps more; was after of Wenham, rep.
1689. * WILLIAM, Wenham, s. of the preced. b. a. 1662 or 3, freem. 1690, 
was rep. 27 yrs. speaker 1641, d. next yr. aet. 80. His eldest s. William of
Boston d. 1770, leav. six s. of Wh. says Folsom, 268, Rev. John of Saco, H.
C. 1757, was one.
      FAIRMAN, JOHN, Enfield, one of the first sett. had James, b. 1683,
perhaps others bef. and d. 1684. He wrote his name Ferman, and may have
been s. or gr.s. of John Firmin of Watertown.
      FAIRWEATHER, or FAYERWEATHER, * JOHN, Boston, s. of Thomas, m. 
15 Nov. 1660, Sarah, d. of Robert Turner, had Thomas, Penelope, and John, all
bapt. 12 June 1670; and a ch. 28 Apr. 1672; was a constable and freem.
1673, a capt. rep. 1684, made command. of the Castle at the Revo. Apr.
1689; m. at Swanzey, perhaps sec. w. Elizabeth Dicksey, in 1674; d. 13 Apr. 1712.
THOMAS, Boston, came early, perhaps in the fleet with Winthrop for his name
stands in the ch. list No. 101, bef. dates are found, freem. 14 May 1634, by
w. Mary had John, bapt. 21 Sept. 1634; and Mary, b. Nov. 1636, bapt. 5 Mar.
1637, d. Nov. 1638. His s. Thomas d. Aug. 1638; and he d. late in 1638. His
inv. was brot. in by Elder Colbron and John Odlin 8 Jan. foll.
      FALCONER, DAVID, Boston, had Thomas, b. 1656. Snow, 61.
      FALDOE, BARTHOLOMEW, a youth of 16, emb. in the Planter 1635, to
come from London, but no more is seen of him.
      FALES, spelled VALES, sometimes in col. rec. JAMES, Medfield, was
freem. 1673. JAMES, Dedham, perhaps s. of the preced. was freem. 1684.
JOHN, Wrentham, m. 20 June 1684, Abigail Hawes, had John, b. 22 Apr. 1685,
d. young; John, again, 19 Apr. 1689; and Joseph, 8 Sept. 1691. Seven of this
name had been gr. at H. C. in 1825.
      FALL, JOHN, Swanzey, k. prob. by the Ind. was bur. 24 June 1675.
FALLAND, * THOMAS, Yarmouth, freem. 7 Sept. 1641, rep. 1644 and 57.
Baylies, II. 3, 30.
      FALLOWAY, or FALLOWELL, GABRIEL, Plymouth, came early, was adm.
freem. 1 Sept. 1640, but we only kn. of him that he d. 28 Dec. 1667, aged
83. His will of 14 Oct. preced. names w. Catharine, his gr.s. br. Robert
Finney, and no other exc. Sarah, d. of John Wood. JOHN, Plymouth, m. 13
Feb. 1668, Sarah, d. of John Wood, was gr.s. of the preced. but it is less
easily kn. wh. was his f. or what became of
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his gr.mo. or whether he had ch. He was drown. as an inq. held 20 Oct.
1675, shows; and admin. was gr. to his wid. Sarah, with Samuel Dunham.
WILLIAM, Plymouth, perhaps s. of Gabriel, and possib. f. of the preced. m.
16 May 1640, Martha. Beal, wh. as his wid. m. 29 June 1649, Samuel Dunham.
The name is easily confused, from likeness of double f. to cap. H with
Holloway or Halloway.
      FANE, HENRY, Boston 1648, turner, had w. Elizabeth
      FANEUIL, ANDREW, Boston, a Huguenot merch. from Amsterdam, to wh.
city he fled from his native Rochelle, rec. as inhab. of the Col. 1 Feb.
1692, as is told in note to Drake's valua. Hist. of Boston, 536, in comp.
with his brs. Benjamin and John. But some uncertainty exists, whether
either of his brs. were ever resid. in N. E. Of John, certainly, the doubt
is strong, for Sargent, in his delightful "Dealings with the Dead," 506,
asserts that he held fast to the ancient form of religion, "and liv. and
died, a Roman Catholic." In the will of Andrew, giv. him £100, he is call. of
Rochelle. xxxiii. 205.  Whether he had come over, and went home in disgust
at the Puritans of N. E. be more prob. than ano. hypothesis, that his
brs. kn. there could be no harm in obtain. license for his adm. and, at
least, their desire would be as reputable to them tho. their br. took not
benefit of it, is beyond means of solution. Benjamin m. indeed, at
Kingstown, 28 July 1699, Ann Bureau, and he signed a certific. at Boston
near three yrs. bef. in favor of Gabriel Bernon's attempt. settlem. at
Oxford, in Co. Worcester, as in 3 Mass. Hist. Coll. II. 60, is print. so that
he may well seem to have encourag,. that French planta if not even to
have liv. there some time; yet with many other of his countrymen he had
made New Rochelle, in the jurisdict. of New York, only 20 ms. from the
city, his proper home, and there were b. all his eleven ch. There, too, he
d. 1718, as had sev. of his inf. ch. But his eldest s. Peter, b. 20 June
1700), and Benjamin, 29 Dec. 1701, bec. merch. of distinct. at Boston.
Andrew brot. w. from Holland, but no issue is ment. and his W. d. 16 July
1724. He had adopt. Benjamin, his neph. and of course the public expecta.
was, that his uncle would bestow no small part of his prop. the largest in
N. E. upon this favorite relat. yet bef. 12 Sept. 1734, when he made his
will, he had driv. that neph. from his house, and in that instru. bequeath.
him "five shillings and no more." In that doc. with codic. of 23 Jan. 1738,
abundant est. was convey. He d. 13 Feb. foll. Between £7,000 and £9,000 he
gave to other relat. and friends, but the greater part of his wealth to
his neph. Peter, at whose d. after few yrs. all went to the disinherit.
Benjamin to be enjoy. seven times as long as the orig. devisee could.
BENJAMIN, Boston, merch. s. of Benjamin of the Province of New York, Mary
Cutler, had Benjamin, Mary, and Peter, was happily disinherit. by his uncle
Andrew, and gained longer life and good est. rem. to Cambridge
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and built beautif. mansion in that part now Brighton, d. Oct. 1785
PETER, Boston, eldest br. of the preced. the richest man in the Prov. in
conseq. of the will of his uncle Andrew, was never m. celebr. for his
munific. in giv. to the town the market ho. kn. by his name, built Sept.
1742, and he d. 3 Mar. foll. Every thing about the donor, his br. his f. and
his uncle is told in the very pleasant essays call. "Dealings with the
Dead," 495 to 568.
      FANNING, ANDREW, Stonington, perhaps, but only kn. to us as emb. 6
Feb. 1679, in the Diligence, to come to N. E. as serv. of Daniel Stanton.
EDMUND, New London 1652, is by tradit.said to have escaped from the Irish
Massacre, 1641, but it has not told any thing of the eleven yrs. interval;
rem. to Stonington bef. 1670, and sometime after, came back to N. L. liv.
on Groton side, d. 1683, leav. s. Edmund, John, Thomas, and William, beside
d. Mary, wh. m. 24 Sept. 1683, Benjamin Hewett.  Perhaps he was anc. of
Edmund, Y. C. 1759, LL. D. wh. d. at London 1818.  Descend. have cont. on the
ancestral shore, but one has explored unkn. tracts of the immense
Pacific, where Fanning's island points out his path.  THOMAS, Watertown, m.
17 May 1655, Elizabeth d. of Robert Daniel, had Elizabeth b. 5 Apr. 1656; Mary, 12
Nov. 1657, d. in few weeks; Mary, again, 28 Oct. 1662, m. 10 June 1680,
Benoni Larned; and Sarah, 18 July 1665.  He d. Aug. 1685, and his wid. liv.
to 27 Jan. 1722 in 92d yr.  She was b. in Eng.  WILLIAM, Newbury, m. 24 Mar.
1668, Elizabeth Allen, had Joseph, b. 1 Jan. 1669; Benjamin, 2 Apr. 1671; William,
10 Nov. 1673; James, 24 July 1676; and Elizabeth 6 Mar. 1681.
      FAREWELL, GEORGE, Salem, had practised law sev. yrs. was made clk.
of that Court instit. by Sir Edmund Andros 1687, at Ipswich, for; trial of
friends of freedom.  Felt.  Of course, he was imprison. at the Revo. in
Apr. 1689.
      FARGO, MOSES, New London 1680, a smith, by w. Sarah had Moses, b.
1691, and eight others, whose names are not seen.
      FARLEY, CALEB, Billerica, s. prob. of George, freem. 1690, had
Ebenezer, b. 3 Apr. 1674; George, 30 July 1677; both at Woburn; Caleb, and
sev. other ch. rem. perhaps with part of his fam. to Roxbury, there d. 16
Mar. 1712; and Lydia, his wid. d. 19 Nov. 1715.  Perhaps this caused Farmer
to say that George, his f. was at R. bef. going to Woburn; but I find no
ment. of this name at R. bef. the eighteenth cent.  Caleb, a descend. of
George, b. at Billerica, d. 5 Apr. 1833, aged 102, at Hollis, and the fam. is
much diffused in that and neighb. parts of N. H.  GEORGE, Woburn, m. 9 Apr.
1641, Christian Births; wh. prob. d. soon after; petnr. with many others in
1655 for relig. liberty, as in 3 Mass. Hist. Coll. I. 45, spelt Farlo; rem. to
Billerica bef. 1655, had m. 9 Feb. 1643, and by w. Beatrice had James, b. 23
Nov. 1643, d. next Feb.; Caleb, 1
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Apr. 1645; Mary, 27 Feb. 1647; Timothy; and perhaps more ch. at W.; at
Billerica, by w. Christian, had Samuel, b. last week of Mar. 1655; and
Mehitable, last week of May 1656; d. at B. 27 Dec. 1693. Farmer says he
was early mem. of the Bapt. ch. at Boston, where the spelling is Farlow.
Timothy was k. with seven others by the Ind. at Brookfield 2 Aug. 1675.
MESHACK, or MESHECH, Ipswich, s. of Michael, m. 6 Aug. 1684, Sarah, d. of
Thomas Barnham, wid. of .....Clark, had Meshack, b. 10 June 1685; Michael, 2
Aug. 1686; and Jane, d. young; d. bef. his f. leav. wid. Sarah, and s.
Meshack, and Michael. Admin. was gr. 23 Dec. 1696, and the two s.
acknowledged rec. 14 Mar. 1712, from their uncle Michael, of their portions
of f.'s est. and the elder of these two s. d. 6 Mar. 1716.  MICHAEL, Ipswich,
sent over, says Farmer, 1675, from Eng. by Richard Saltonstall to have
care of his fulling mill, had Meshack, bef. ment. and Michael.  MICHAEL,
Ipswich, s. perhaps, of Meshack, but more prob. of the preced. m. 1708,
Mary, wid. of Benjamin Woodbury of Beverly, had issue, it is thought; and
perhaps Gen. Michael, wh. d. 20 June 1789, Shf. of Essex, was a descend.
Seven of this name had been gr. at Harv. 1834, and three at other N. E.
coll.
      FARMAN, RALPH, came from London, a barber-surgeon 1635, aged 32,
in the James, with w. Alice, 28; ch. Mary, 7; Thomas, 4; and Ralph, 2; but I
find nothing of his resid. or d. and think it not improb. that he was one of
the first sett. of Andover, and his name was Farnum or Farnham. But
THOMAS Farman was of Milford 1658, and may not have been s. of the
preced.
      FARMER, EDWARD, Billerica, s. of John of Ansley, or Anceley, near
Atherstone in Warwicksh. came in 1671 or 2 with his mo. Isabella, a wid. wh.
m. Elder Thomas Wiswall of Newton, outliv. him, and d. 21 May 1686 at the
ho. of her s. He brot. perhaps, sis. Isabella and br. Thomas, certainly w.
Mary, d. Sarah, b. a. 1669; and prob. John, 19 Aug. 1671; had here Edward, 24
Mar. 1674; Mary, 3 Nov. 1675; Barbara, at Woburn, 26 Jan. 1678, d. at 4 yrs.
in B.; Elizabeth 17 May 1680; Thomas, 8 June 1683; and Oliver, 2 Feb. 1686; was a
useful townsman. His w. d. 26 Mar. 1719, aged a. 76, and he d. 27 May 1727,
a. 87. His paternal acres through desc. of his youngest s. to wh. f. gave
them is still the inherit. of 6th generat. Sarah m. Nov. 1692, Thomas
Pollard; Mary m. John Dean; and Elizabeth m. 29 May 1707, William Green.
EDWARD, Billerica, s. of the preced. m. Mary, d. of Thomas Richardson, had
Mary; Andrew, b. 27 Mar. 1709; and Elizabeth His w. d. 15 May 1746; and he d. 17
Dec. 1752.  JOHN, Boston, a soldier in Moseley's comp. k. in the gr. fight of
Philip's war; 19 Dec. 1675.  JOHN, Concord, of wh. I read only, that his d.
Isabel was w. of
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David Wyman, m. 27 Apr. 1675; and after his d. m. 19 Nov. 1679, James Blood;
and was of Charlestown 1677.  JOHN, Billerica, s. of first Edward, b. prob.
in Eng. d. 9 Dec. 1736, aged 65, by w. Abigail, wh. d. 20 Mar. 1754, had
Dorothy, Barbara, John, Daniel, Richard, Edward, Jacob, and  William; but
the order of b. is uncert.  OLIVER, Billerica, youngest br. of the preced.
m. Abigail, d. of Ebenezer Johnson, gr.d. of Hon. William, and gr. gr.d. of
Capt. Edward, auth. of Wonderwork. Provid. of Zion's Saviour in N. E. had
Abigail, b. 22 Dec. 1717 d. in 3 wks.; Abigail, again, 14 Jan. 1719; Mary, 26
Aug. 1721; Sarah, 14 Dec. 1723; Betty, and Rebecca, tw. 31 May 1726; Oliver,
31 July 1728 (wh. liv. at the ancestral farm, had ch. by two ws. of wh. the
first, Rachel, d. of John Shed of Pepperell, m. 5 Apr. 1757, was mo. of
John, b. 1 Dec. 1762, wh. was f. by Lydia, d. of Josiah Richardson of
Chelmsford, wh. he m. 24 Jan. 1788, of John, the disting. antiquary, b. 12
June 1789, so that the Memoir of him, with wh. the Geneal. Reg. 1. begins,
ominously lost one generat. in its first paragr.); Isabella, 2 Mar. 1731;
Edward, 21 Feb. 1734; and John, 7 Dec. 1737. He d. 23 Feb. 1761; and his wid.
m. Capt. James Lane of Bedford.  THOMAS, Billerica 1675, prob. br. of first
Edward, perhaps came with him, is not heard of after 1684, and may have
gone home.  THOMAS, Billerica, s. of Edward the first, m. Elizabeth Hunt as in
his Fam. Register, Concord, 1813, wrote the gr. antiq. (but a modern
authority, not of higher reput. for accur. in a "Genealog. Memoir," p. 27,
gives the name Sarah), had Thomas; Joseph, d. soon; Joseph, again;
Susanna; Josiah, or Jonas; Elizabeth; Joshua; Samuel; and Benjamin. He and his
w. d. at Hollis, a. 1767, and were bur. in one gr.  A large genealog. mem. of
many branches of first Edward's descend. is giv. in Geneal. Reg. but it has
nothing beyond the names of the ch. of the eldest s. and of those of
Thomas. In the royal chart. for Virg. 1609 are found John and George
Farmer, gent. Haz. I. 61-3.
      FARNHAM, FARNAM, or FARNUM, EPHRAIM, Andover, s. of Ralph, m. 20
Mar. 1700, Priscilla Holt, had Ephraim, Joseph, Zebediah, Josiah, James,
and perhaps others. || HENRY, Roxbury, joiner, ar. co. 1644, freem. 1645;
the name in ch. rec. being Farnham, but in col. rec. made Firnam, was not
long at R. perhaps went to L. I. thence to Conn. certainly was of
Killingworth 1666, a deac. d. 13 Jan. 1700; left only s. Peter.  JOHN,
Dorchester, freem. 13 May 1640, perhaps br. of the preced. prob. one of
the founders of 2d ch. at Boston June 1650; and in 1666 was imprison. for
heresy, and turned into a bapt. by w. Elizabeth had Elizabeth wh. m. 6 Aug. 1657,
Joshua Carwithee; Jonathan, b.at D. 16 Jan. 1639; Hannah, 9 Nov. 1642;
Joanna, 3 Mar. 1645; John, wh. d. 26 Aug. 1652; and Rachel, wh. m. Thomas
Martyn.  JOHN, Andover, m. 12 Nov. 1667,
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Rebecca Kent, d. of Stephen of Newbury, had John, b. 1670, d. next yr.; and
David, d. 30 Nov. 1687. Perhaps he had sec. w. Mary Tyler, and by her Ann,
wh. d. 20 Apr. 1696.  JOHN, Boston, m. 7 Apr. 1654, prob. as sec. w. Susanna,
d. of Thomas Arnold of Watertown, had John, b. 20 May 1655; and Jonathan, 13
Nov. 1659, freem. 1671, then of first ch. His d. Joanna m. 7 Jan. 1658, James English.  
JOHN, Andover, s. of Ralph, perhaps, but not prob. is he wh. m. 30 June 1693, Mary 
Tyler. JONATHAN, Boston, s. of first John, was a capt.  JOSEPH, Boston, freem.
1674. PETER, Killingworth, m. Hannah Wilcoxson, had seven ch. d. 14 Feb.
1704, and his wid. m. Nathaniel Royce of Wallingford.  RALPH, Andover, m.
26 Oct. 1658, Elizabeth d. of Nicholas Holt, had Sarah, b. 1661, wh. m. 22 Apr.
1685, Benjamin Abbot; Ralph, 1662; John, 1664; Henry, 1666, d. 7 May 1683;
Hannah, 1668; beside Thomas, Ephraim, and perhaps others earlier or
later; and d. 8 Jan. 1692. Tradit. makes him come from Wales, but I can
hardly receive it. Who was his f. I have not learned, but imagine his name
to have been Ralph, and that he was f. of Mary, wh. m. at Andover, 20 Oct.
1650, Daniel Poor; and of Sarah, wh. m. 26 Apr. 1658, George Abbot. See
Farman.  SAMUEL, Andover, perhaps br. of Ephraim, and s. of Thomas the
first, m. 4 Jan. 1698, Hannah Holt.  THOMAS, Andover, prob. br. of Ralph,
and brot. with him in ch.hood by their f. m. 8 July 1660, Elizabeth Sibborns, wh.
d. 26 Aug. 1683; freem. 1669, and he d. 11 Jan. 1686, aged a. 53. Thomas,
their s. d. 6 Oct. 1672.  THOMAS, Andover, s. of Ralph, perhaps, or of the
preced. m. 14 May 1693, Hannah Hutchinson. Descend. of these Andover
stocks are many, usually writing the name, as did, also, John of
Dorchester, Farnham. But at the various N. E. coll. it is not easy to
adjust them.
      FARNSWORTH, JOSEPH, Dorchester, freem. 14 Mar. 1639, by w. Elizabeth had
Mary, b. 30 Mar. 1637; Hannah, 14 Dec. 1638; Rebecca, 2 Jan. 1640; and Ruth,
3 June 1642; beside Joseph, Samuel, and perhaps others, by sec. w. wid.
Mary Long; was selectman 1647, and d. 12 Jan. 1660. In his will of 2 Jan.
preced. Geneal. Reg. IX. 140, provis. is made for his w. Mary and her two
ch. by former h. Joseph, and Thomas Long, for his d. Elizabeth w. of John
Mansfield, d. Esther, d. Mary, w. of Abraham Ripley, gr.ch. Joseph, s. of
Simon Peck, by Hannah, d. of testat. dec. his eldest s. Joseph, s. Samuel,
and d. Rebecca.  JOSEPH, Dorchester, perhaps eldest s. of the preced. b.
in Eng. freem. 1649. MATTHIAS, Lynn, Groton, an early propr. freem. 1670,
selectman, by w. Mary, had Joseph, b. 17 Nov. 1657, d. at 17 yrs.; Mary, 11
Oct. 1660; at L. and at G. had Samuel, 8 Oct. 1669, and prob. others, after,
or more likely bef. as Benjamin, John, Matthew, and Samuel, had fams.
there in 1691; d. 1689, aged 77. His will is of Jan. in that yr. See Butler's
Hist. 395, 6. Mary m. 11 Apr. 1676, Samuel Thatcher of
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Watertown.  SAMUEL, Windsor, s. of Joseph, m. 3 June 1677, Mary, d. of
Thomas Stoughton, the sec. had Mary, b. 17 May 1678, d. in few days; and his w. d.
28 Aug. 1684.  Next yr. in Nov. he m. Mary, d. of John Moses, had Joseph, b. 1694. 
Early this name was writ. without s. Two of this fam. had been gr. at Harv. 1828,
and five at other N. E. coll. Calamy, Eject. Min. II. 840, ment. Mr. F. wh.
came from N. E. and d. very poor.
      FARR, BARNABAS, Boston, perhaps not perman. inhab. d. 13 Dec. 1654.
BENJAMIN, Lynn, s. of George, freem. 1691, m. 28 July 1680, Elizabeth d. of
Francis Burrill, had Elizabeth b. 3 July 1682; Mary, 28 July 1684; and perhaps
others.  GEORGE, Salem, shipwright, came in the fleet with Higginson, 1629,
soon bec. farmer at Lynn, freem. 6 May  1635, d. 24 Oct. 1662, leav. w. Elizabeth
wh. d. Mar. 1687, and ch. John, wh. d. 29 Oct. 1672; Lazarus, d. 9 Dec. 1669;
Benjamin, bef. ment.; Joseph; Mary; Martha; Elizabeth; and Sarah. Martha m. 18
Sept. 1661, William Clark of Boston; and Elizabeth m. 4 Apr. 1666, Nicholas
Hutchins of Lynn. One Mary F. was m. 10 Jan. 1658, to James Mycall of
Braintree, by Maj. Atherton.  JAMES, Newport 1638.  JOHN, Stow, perhaps
gr.s. of George, m. 11 May 1703, Hannah, d. of John Applin of Watertown.
JOSEPH, Lynn, s. of George, freem. 1682, m. 22 Sept. 1680, Hannah Walden,
had Elizabeth b. 15 Aug. 1681; Mary, 28 Feb. 1684; and perhaps others. It has
been supposed by some, that this name is the same as Farrar.
      FARRABAS, DANIEL, Cambridge, Concord, and Marlborough, m. 27 Jan.
1660, Rebecca Perriman, wh. d. 1 May 1677; and he m. 22 May 1679, Dorothy
Rediat. By first w. he had Daniel, b. 20 Mar. 1664; Thomas, 7 Mar. 1667;
Elizabeth 16 Mar. 1669; Rebecca, at Concord, 15 Feb. 1672; and by the sec. w. had
John, b. at Marlborough, 1681; Isaac, 30 Oct.1682; and Jonathan, 23
Mar.1684; and d. Oct. 1687. The name was writ. there Forbush, and his
youngest s. was call. Forbes, as is shown by a careful inquirer in Geneal.
Reg. VII. 135. His wid. m. 22 May 1688, Alexander Stewart.
      FARRAND, NATHANIEL, Milford 1645, was prob. f. of Elizabeth wh. m. 26
Sept. 1676, Walter Smith of the same; certain. of Hannah, wh. m. 1674,
Thomas Thornton of Hartford. Of this name, five, perhaps all descend.
have been gr. at Yale.
      FARRAR, EPHRAIM, soldier of Capt. Lothrop's Comp. call. "the flower
of Essex," k. 18 Sept. 1675, by the Ind. at Bloody brook. GEORGE,
Lancaster, s. of Jacob, m. 7 Sept. 1692, Mary How of Concord, whither, I
suppose, he rem. and prob. sat down in that part now
      Lincoln, had Joseph; Daniel; George, b. 16 Feb. 1705, f. of Rev.
George, H. C. 1751, wh. d. early, and of Rev. Joseph, H. C. 1767, min. of
Dublin, N. H. and a chaplain in the war of the Revo.; and Samuel,
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28 Sept. 1708, f. of Rev. Stephen, H. C. 1755, min. of New Ipswich; and of
Hon. Timothy, H. C. 1767, the oldest gr. that Inst. has produc. wh. d. 21
Feb. 1849, aged 101 yrs. 7 mos. 12 days, having been b. 28 June 1747, O. S.
JACOB, Lancaster, at the incorpo. 1653, k. by the Ind. 22 Aug. 1675, had, it
is said, s. Jacob. JACOB, Lancaster, s. of the preced. b. in Eng. a. 1643, by
w. Hannah had Jacob, b. 29 Mar. 1669; George, 16 Aug. 1670; Joseph, 16 Aug.
1672; and John. JOHN, Lancaster 1653, br. of the preced. perhaps was also
of Woburn, had there Mary, b. 10 Apr. 1656; Jacob, 22 Oct. 1657, d. of
smallpox, June 1679; Isaac, 16 Dec. 1659, d. in few days; Joanna, 9 Apr.
1661; Mercy, 1 Apr. 1663 ; Hannah, 22 Jan. 1668; and Isaac, 1 July 1671. He d.
11 July 1690, made his win 29 June 1687; and his wid. liv. long. Joanna m. 30
Nov. 1680, Robert Doyle. THOMAS, Lynn 1639, whose w. Elizabeth d. 8 Jan. 1681,
had Thomas; Sarah; Hannah; Susanna, b. 26 Mar. 1659; Peleg, and Mehitable,
tw. 6 Oct. 1660, d. soon; and Elizabeth wh. d. young; was freem. 1690, and d. 23
Feb. 1694. He was less than two yrs. bef. accus. of witchcraft, and some
of the evid. (of wh. the most significant was, that "people used to call
him old f. Pharaoh") may be read in Geneal. Reg. VI. 317. Sarah m. 20 May
1667, Meletiah Lothrop. THOMAS, Lynn, s. of the preced. m. 3 Mar. 1682,
Abigail Collins, freem. 1691; was selectman 1692, d. a. 1733. His win of 5
June 1730, pro. 11 Jan. 1734, names w. Elizabeth Rebecca Bassett, and her h.
William; Richard Hood, and Samuel Newhall, call. kinsmen; and kinswo.
Hannah, w. of Edmund Needham; but how the relationship grew is not seen.
Seven of this name had, in 1834, been gr. at Harv. and nine at other N. E.
coll. In old rec. it often appears Farrow.
      FARRELL, BENJAMIN, a soldier of Lothrop's comp. call. "the flower of
Essex," k. at Bloody brook, 18 Sept. 1675. Perhaps the name may have been
Farwell.
      FARRINGTON, DANIEL, Wrentham 1695, perhaps s. of John of Dedham, had
w. Abigail. EDMUND, Lynn, from Olney in Bucks, came in the Hopewell, Capt.
Bundocke, 1635, aged 47, with w. Elizabeth 49, and ch. Sarah, 14; Matthew, 12;
John, 11; and Elizabeth 8; was of the first project of sett. on L. I. 1640,
perhaps went thither, but came back in few yrs. and d. 20 Jan. 1671.
EDWARD, Andover, wh. m. Martha Browne, 9 Apr. 1690, was s. of the first
John. JACOB, Andover, d. 29 June 1667, perhaps leav. wid. Elizabeth wh. m. 14
Nov. foll. Mark Graves; but he may have been unm. and she his mo. JOHN,
Lynn, s. of Edmund, b. in Eng. rem. to L. I. 1640, with Rev. Abraham Pierson,
and some yrs. later, came back, for the Lynn rec. has ch. of a John, by w.
Elizabeth viz. Edward, b. 5 July 1662; John, 9 Mar. 1664; and Jacob, 22 July
1666. Yet perhaps as many, or more, were b. to
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him on L. I. He d. at Lynn, 2 May 1666, and his wid. gave his inv. next mo.
JOHN, Dedham, m. 1650, Mary, d. of William Bullard the first, had Mary, b. 26 Mar. 
1651; Sarah, 1 Sept. 1652; John, 25 Apr. 1654; Nathaniel, 9 Aug. 1656; Elizabeth 11 Apr. 
1660; Hannah, 22 July 1662; Daniel, 10 Apr. 1664; Judith, 1 June 1666; Abigail, 30 Apr. 
1668; Benjamin, 15 Aug. 1672; and Joseph, 10 Nov. 1681; was freem. 1668, and he d.
bef. 1686, leav. wid. JOHN, Lynn, perhaps s. of Matthew, b. at L. I. was
soldier in brave Capt. Gardner's comp. and wound. in the gr. fight of 19
Dec. 1675; m. 7 Oct. 1679, Lydia Hudson, had John, b. 22 Nov. 1680; and
Mary, 2 Oct. 1685, was freem. 1681. MATTHEW, Lynn, s. of Edmund, b. in Eng.
had, perhaps, accomp. his f. to L. I. with so many other neighbors, there m.
had ch. and came back, and I presume those ch. wh. the town rec. shows
were b. here, as Sarah, 13 Feb. 1658, d. next yr.; William, 6 May 1660;
Sarah, again, 15 June 1663; and Theophilus, 13 Aug. 1666. MATTHEW, Lynn, s.
of the preced. prob. tho. not rec. here, had Sarah, b. perhaps 1 Feb. 1676,
d. 26 Nov. foll.; Sarah, again, 20 Sept. 1677; Martha, 2 May 1679; and
Samuel, 29 Sept. 1681; was freem. 1691, at the same time with Theophilus
and William, no doubt his brs. THOMAS, Newtown, L. I. may have been of the
Lynn breed, possib. elder br. of first Matthew. WILLIAM, Lynn, s. of first
Matthew, had William, b. 16 May 1684.
      FARROW, GEORGE, Ipswich 1637, m. 16 Feb. 1644, Ann Whitmore, perhaps
d. of the first John, had Mary, b. 6 Jan. 1645; Martha, 25 Feb. 1647; and
George, 9 May 1650. This s. I presume, was the man k. by the Ind. at Wells,
27 Sept. 1676, as he left three ds. but William Symonds, and Joseph Storer
were admors. He is ment. by Hubbard, his townsman, in Ind. Wars. JOHN,
Hingham, came from Hingham, Eng. 1635, with w. Frances and one ch. Mary,
wh. m. 25 Oct. 1649, Samuel Stowell, and 10 Apr. 1689, Joshua Beal; had
here John, b. 6 June 1639; Remember, bapt. Aug. 1642, wh. m. 1 Feb. 1660,
Henry Ward; Hannah, 9 Apr. 1648, wh. m. 9 June 1674, Nathaniel Folsom;
perhaps one other d.; and Nathan, b. 17 Sept. 1654; d. 7 July 1687, not
1678, as Deane has it, at gr. age. His will of 28 Mar. pro. 17 Aug. 1687,
ment. w. and all the ch. exc. Hannah, gr.d. Mary, w. of his gr.s. John
Garnett, and gr.ch. Frances, and Nathan, of his d. Remember. His wid. d. 28
Jan. after him. JOHN, Hingham, s. of the preced. m. 16 Nov. 1691, sec. w. but
m. 14 Aug. 1664, first, Mary Hilliard, perhaps d. of Anthony, had Mary, b. 25
Oct. 1665; Hannah, 8 Dec. 1667; Abigail, 27 Jan. 1670; John, 8 Dec. 1672;
Esther, 28 June 1675; William, 17 Nov. 1677; Priscilla, 1679; Remember, 3
Feb. 1682; and Sarah, 29 Aug. 1685; and he d. 27 Jan. 1716. His will of 10
Feb. 1708, pro. 9 Apr. 1716, names w. Frances, and seven of his ch. all exc.
Hannah, and
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William, wh. were d. gr.ch. Mary Josselyn, d. of Hannah, and Patience,
d. of William.  NATHAN, Hingham, br. of the preced. m. 5 Dec. 1683,
Mary Garnett, had Francis, b. 16 Dec. 1684; Christian, 13 Oct. 1686;
Jonathan, 20 June 1689; Benjamin, 1692; Nathan, 29 Apr. 1695; and his
w. d. 27 Feb. 1710. He had ano. w. 23 Mar. 1711, Joanna, wid. of
Thomas Whiton, wh. was d. of Samuel May of Roxbury, and had been wid.
of Francis Gardner of H. and d. 18 Oct. 1715. His will of 7 Oct. 1715,
pro. 14 Oct. 1718, names w. and all the ch. It is thot. by some, that
this is the same with Farrar, but I do not incline to that opin. while
owning that often the spel. of the names is interchang.
       FARWELL, GEORGE, Boston, one of the adher. of Andros, wh. was
imprison. 1689. HENRY, Concord, freem. 14 Mar. 1639, had w. Olive, s.
Joseph, b. 20 Feb. 1641; James; perhaps Henry; John; Mary; Olive; and
Elizabeth rem. to Chelmsford, there d. 1 Aug. 1670. His will, made three
wks. bef. ment. w. Olive, ch. John, to wh. he gave the Concord est.;
Joseph, wh. with his mo. was excor. and his w. Hannah; his own ds.
Mary Bates; Olive Spalding; and Elizabeth Wilbore.  HENRY, Dunstable 1673,
s. of the preced. one of the first sett. at D. had Henry, wh. m.
Esther, d. of Capt. Joseph Blanchard; Oliver, b. 1691, k. by the Ind.
5 Sept. 1724, leav. w. and ch.; Josiah, sole surviv. of the day, when
his br. fell, in fight at the N. part of his native town, a lieut. in
Lovewell's fight, slain at Pequawket, 8 May 1725; Jonathan, b. 24 July
1700; Susanna, 19 Feb. 1703; Isaac, 4 Dec. 1704; and Sarah, 4 Dec.
1706.  JOHN, Concord, s. of first Henry, m. 4 Nov. 1658, Sarah
Wheeler, freem. 1682.JOHN, Dunstable, perhaps s. of sec. Henry, b. 15
June 1686, d. at Cambridge, 10 Sept. 1709, possib. student at coll.
JOSEPH, Chelmsford, s. of the first Henry, m. 1666, Hannah, d. of
Isaac Learned.  THOMAS, Taunton 1639, had John, wh. went to Eng. His
wid. Sarah m. 8 Dec. 1686, Rev. George Shove. Baylies, I. 286, 9 II.
282.
       FASSELL, or FASSETT, JOHN, Dedham, freem. 1654.  NATHANIEL,
Concord 1666.  PATRICK, Malden, had Joseph, b. Oct. 1672; rem. to
Billerica, where his name, on the tax list of 1679, with a varied
spell. is print. in Geneal. Reg. V. 173.
        FAULKNER, DAVID, Boston, perhaps s. or br. of Thomas of the same, by w.
Mary had
Martha, b. 30 Mar. 1653; Mary, 10 Nov. 1654; Thomas, 26 Sept. 1656;
and I kn. no more of him, but find DAVID, Malden, by w. Elizabeth had
David, b. 17 May 1687; and Benjamin, 25 Feb. 1698. EDMUND, Andover, m.
(4 Feb. 1648, as the rec. shows, but Farmer says 4 July bef.) Dorothy
Robinson, wh. d. 2 Dec. 1668, had Francis, b. May 1651; and John, May
1654; beside, prob. sev. others, and d. 18 Jan. 1687. Mary, wh. m. 30
May 1671, Joseph
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Marble; and Hannah, wh. m. 23 May 1689, Pasco Chubb, I suppose, were
his ds.  FRANCIS, Andover, s. of the preced. m. 12 Oct. 1675, Abigail,
d. of Rev. Francis Dane; had Elizabeth wh. d. 17 Aug. 1678, and other ch.
of wh. descend. are still known among us; and d. 1732. His w. was 
convict. of witchcraft, 1692, with so many other innocents, and after
sentence to d. when the delus. began to dissip. was pardon. See Hist.
Coll. of Essex Inst. I. 59.  JOHN, Andover, br. of the preced. m. 
19 Oct. 1682, Sarah, d. of George Abbot, had Sarah, wh. d. 1 Sept. 
1689; and perhaps others, and d. 1706.  THOMAS, Boston, d. 1656, 
his inv. being tak. 22 July of that yr. amt. £153.09.
       FAUNCE, JOHN, Plymouth, came in the Ann 1623, prob. young, for
no w. or ch. is ment. for ten yrs. m. 1633, Patience, d. of George
Morton, had Priscilla, wh. m. Joseph Warrell; Mary, wh. m. 15 July
1658, William Harlow; Patience, wh. m. 20 Nov. 1661, John Holmes;
Sarah, wh. m. 26 Feb. 1663, Edward Dotey; Thomas, b. a. 1647; Elizabeth 23
Mar. 1648, d. next yr.; Mercy, 10 Apr. 1651, wh. m. 29 Dec. 1667,
Nathaniel Holmes; John, wh. d. 29 Nov. 1654, prob. young; and Joseph,
14 May 1653; and d. 18 Jan. 1687. The name, Manasseh F. wh. stands
next to his in the list of passengers in the Ann, must be, without
doubt, for M. Kempton.  JOSEPH, Plymouth, s. of the preced. m. 3 Jan.
1678, Judith Rickard, had Hannah, b. 12 June 1679; Mary, 2 June 1681;
John, 3 Dec. 1683; Mercy, 30 June 1686, d. in ten mos.; Mehitable, 27
May 1689; Joseph, 21 May 1693; Eliezur, 6 Feb. 1696; Thomas, 15 July
1698; and Benjamin, 17 Feb. 1703, d. 28 June foll. THOMAS, Plymouth,
br. of the preced. m. 13 Dec. 1672, Jane Nelson, had Patience, b. 7
Nov. 1673, m. 2 June 1702, Ephraim Kempton, d. 1779 aged 105 and a
half yrs.; John, 16 Sept. 1678; Martha, 16 Dec. 1680; Priscilla, 20
Aug. 1684; Thomas, 18 May 1687; Joanna, 24 June 1689; and Jane, 18
Nov. 1692; was deac. 1686, and rul. Elder 1699 to his d. 27 Feb. 1741,
when he was aged 98, or 9, by extrav. comput.
      FAVOR, or FEWER, PHILIP, Salisbury, m. 1689, Mary, d. of John
Osgood, had Richard, b. 31 Mar. 1690; John, 31 Mar. 1692; and Ann,  12
Apr. 1696.
       FAWER, or FOWER, BARNABAS, Dorchester, came 1635, in the James
from Bristol as comp. with Rev. Richard Mather [see Young's Chron. of
Mass. 450], was an assessor in 1638; by w. Dinah wh. came perhaps from
Eng. with him, he had other ch. but we kn. only Eleazer, b. 18   Sept.
1642. His w. d. 9 days after; and for sec. w. he took 10 Mar. 1643,
Grace, sis. of Jonathan Negoose; rem. to Boston, and d. 13 Dec. 1654;
in his will, pro. 2 Feb. foll. ord. that his s. Eleazer be brought up
at Mr. Cheever's sch. His wid. m. John Johnson of Roxbury. Great
variety is exhib. in spell. this name; the rec. of Watertown, where he
owned some ld. calls it Farr; Boston ch. rec. has it Fore; Blake's Ann. 
Four; Dr. Harris, Flower; but Farmer, or his corresp. made it Hawes
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by mistake of the old ff.  ELEAZER, Dorchester, s. of the preced. m.
28 May 1662, Mary, d. of Daniel Preston, had Gibson, b. 1666. He made
his will 13 Nov. 1665, "bound to sea," prob. never came back. His wid.
m. it is said, Samuel Jenkins of Scituate, 6 July 1670. But I find no
such person at S. Possib. it was S. J. of Greenwich, two yrs. later.
    FAWNE, JOHN, Ipswich, freem. 2 Sept. 1635, with prefix of resp.
rem. to Haverhill, had w. Elizabeth and one of his ds. m. Robert Clement.
       FAXON, FAXSON, or FACKSON, JOSIAH, Braintree, s. of Richard of
the same, by w. Mehitable had Josiah, b. 23 May 1690; Thomas, 8 Feb.
1692; Lydia, 30 Nov. 1695; Mehitable, 14 June 1698; Edward, 6 May
1700; Elizabeth 7 Apr. 1702; Eliashib, 10 Mar. 1701; and Sarah, 3 June
1706; d. 1731. His wid. d. of Edward Adams of Medfield, d. 1 Mar.
1753.  RICHARD, Braintree 1659, s. of Thomas, b. prob. in Eng. by w.
Elizabeth had Elizabeth b. 26 Mar. 1655; Mary, 2 Sept. 1656, d. next yr.;
Mary, again, 19 Dec. 1657; Sarah, 13 Mar. 1659; Josiah, 8 Sept. 1660;
Thomas, 2 Aug. 1662; Lydia, and Hannah, tw. 1 Sept. 1663; Ebenezer, 15
Dec. 1664, d. soon; Richard, 21 June 1666; John, Apr. 1667, d. next
yr.; Joseph, 26 Aug. 1669; and Abigail, 18 Sept. 1670; d. 20 Dec.
1674. His will made w. Elizabeth extrix. and names ch. Josiah, Richard,
Thomas, Mary, Sarah, Hannah, and Abigail. His wid. m. 15 Jan. 1676,
Caleb Hobart. * THOMAS, Braintree, freem. 1657, rep. 1669, had Thomas,
and Richard, both, perhaps, brot. from Eng. and d. 23 Nov. 1680. He
had m. 5 Sept. 1670, Sarah, wid. of William Savil, and she d. 1697.
THOMAS, Braintree, s. of the preced. prob. b. in Eng. m. 11 Apr. 1653,
Deborah, d. of Richard Thayer, and d. 25 May 1662; she d. 31 of same.
His f. had admin. His ch. were Deborah, b. 28 May 1654, wh. m. 1 Jan.
1680, William Savil; Rebecca, 25 June 1657, m. 30 July 1678, Samuel
Bass; Sarah, 21 Aug. 1659, m. 27 Nov. 1679, Joseph Weld of Roxbury;
and Joanna, 20 Sept. 1661, m. Nathaniel Wales of Dorchester.  THOMAS,
Braintree, s. of Richard of the same, m. Mary, d. of Nathaniel
Blanchard, had Richard, b. 4 Sept. 1686; and Mary, 1688; and he d. of
the prevalent smallpox that prostrat. so many more of the levies for
the mad expedit. of Sir William Phips against Quebec, bef. depart.
1690. In his will of 4 Aug. of that yr. he takes notice of "being
prest out in the serv."
       FAY, HENRY, Newbury, weaver, d. 30 June 1655, unm. || JOHN,
Marlborough, s. of David, wh. bot. ld. in M. 1655, yet that may not prove
his personal com. came in the Speedwell 1656 from London, a youth of 8 yrs.
liv. at Watertown, by w. Mary, had David, wh. d. 2 Aug. 1676, and the
mo. d. not long after; and he m. 5 July 1678, Susanna, wid. of Joseph
Morse, eldest d. of William Shattuck, had David, again, 23 Apr. 1679;
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Gershom, 10 Oct. 1681; Ruth, 13 July 1684; and Deliverance, 7 Oct.
1686. Shattuck says his wid. m. 30 July 1695, William Brigham, perhaps ar. co. 
1678, freem. 1690, may be the progenit. of the num. race in Southborough and
vicin.  RICHARD, Dorchester 1634.  WILLIAM, Boston 1643.  Seven 
of this name had, in 1834, been gr. at Harv. and six at other N. E. coll.
       FEAKE, * HENRY, Lynn 1630, freem. 14 May 1634, rem. a. 1637 to
Sandwich, was rep. 1643 and 4, had d. Elizabeth wh. m. 24 Mar. 1654, John
Dillingham; rem. to Newtown, L. I. a. 1656. * ROBERT, Watertown 1630,
came, prob. in the fleet with Winthrop req. 19 Oct. in that yr. to be
made freem. and was adm. 18 May foll. m. bef. the end of Jan. 1632,
Elizabeth wid. of Henry Winthrop, d. of Thomas Fones of London, was rep.
at the first Court of deput. and again 1635 and 6, and lieut. in 1635.
Trumbull, in Hist. of Conn. I. 118, names him among purch. of
Greenwich 1640; but his resid. was at W. where he was sev. yrs.
depriv. of reason, and d. 1 Feb. 1663. His inv. was tak. 18th of same,
and amt. was only £9.9.2.
       FEARING, ISRAEL, Hingham, s. of John of the same, cooper, m. 22
July 1673, Elizabeth d. of Edward Wilder, had John, b. 29 Dec. 1674; Elizabeth
26 Jan. 1679; Margaret, 8 June 1680; and Israel, 29 Aug. 1682. His
wid. d. 27 Jan. 1731.  JOHN, Hingham, from Cambridge, Eng. it is said,
came 1638, with Matthew Hawke, his employer, in the Diligent, but
preparat. had been made for him, perhaps, by gr. of ld. as early as
1635, was selectman 1648, constable 1650, freem. 1652, deac. and d. 14
May 1665. His will, three days preced. is found in Vol. I. 452. It
names Margaret, his w. and ch. John, and Israel, wh. was bapt. Sept.
1644; but not the ds. wh. were Mary, bapt. 18 Apr. 1647, m. 5 Dec.
1665, James Hersey; and Sarah, 29 July 1649, m. 6 Feb. 1667, Benjamin
Lincoln. The wid. m. 3 Nov. 1675, Robert Williams of Roxbury. JOHN,
Hingham, s. of the preced. m. 15 Dec. 1676, Hannah, d. of Nathaniel
Beal, freem. 1677, d. 20 Mar. 1726; had Nathaniel, b. 2 Jan. 1680;
Hannah, 20 May 1682; John, 4 Sept. 1684; David, 5 Feb. 1687; Susanna,
1 Aug. 1689; Mary, 27 Dec. 1691; and Rachel, 1 Oct. 1699, wh. d. under
12 yrs. The w. d. 14 Sept. 1717. Early the name was often spelt like
the sound, Fering. Two had been gr. at Harv. and four at other N. E.
coll. in 1828, says Farmer.
       FELCH, HENRY, Watertown 1642, Reading 1647, may earlier 
have been at Gloucester, m. Hannah, d. of the first William Sargeant of 
the same, had Hannah, b. 26 Feb. 1650; Mary, 31 July 1653 ;
Elizabeth 15 July, 1655, d. at 2 yrs.; John, 26 Feb. 1660; beside Samuel,
3 June 1657, wh. d. 22 Oct. 1661; but this is call. s. of Henry, jr.
and Hannah, and the residence of the parents, wh. were also parents of
Elizabeth is of Boston, in the rec. of deaths of wh. town is found that
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of Margaret, w. of Henry F. not junr. 23 June 1655. So that much
uncertainty results. He rem. to Boston, by w. Elizabeth had Henry, and d.
Aug. 1670, leav. wid. Elizabeth His will, pro. 27 Sept. of that yr. takes
notice of w. Elizabeth of gr.ch. of s. Henry, and of Samuel Dunton, wh. m.
one of his ds. HENRY, his s. d. 1699, at R. where John and Joseph liv.
wh. prob. were his gr.s.
       FELLOWS, JOSEPH, Ipswich, perhaps s. of William, freem. 1682.
RICHARD, Hartford 1643, rem. 1659 to Springfield, soon to Northampton,
and in 1661 to Hatfield, d. 1663, leav. wid. Ursula, and ch. Richard,
k. by the Ind. 25 Aug. 1675; Samuel, d. unm.; Sarah, wh. m. Samuel
Billings, and next, Samuel Belding, both of Hatfield; and Mary, wh. m.
Joseph Leonard of Springfield.  SAMUEL, Salisbury, freem. 1645, a man
of esteem, by w. Ann, had Samuel, b. 13 Jan. 1647; and Hannah, 15
Sept. 1648. His w. d. 5 Dec. 1684; and he d. 6 Mar. 1698. Hannah m. 16
Nov. 1666, Nathaniel Brown.  SAMUEL, Salisbury, s. of the preced. m. 2
June 1681, Abigail, perhaps d. of Thomas Barnard, had Samuel, b. 1683;
Thomas, 29 Jan. 1686; Joseph, 23 Apr. 1688; Ann, 28 Apr. 1690;
Ebenezer, 10 Nov. 1692; and Hannah, 20 July 1697. He was freem. 1690.
WILLIAM, Ipswich, 1642, shoemaker, came in the Planter 1635, aged 24,
had Ephraim, Samuel, Joseph, Isaac, Mary, Elizabeth Abigail, and Sarah,
the last b. 26 July 1657. From his will, pro. 27 Mar. 1677, it seems,
he left wid. but her name is not seen, nor whether she was mo. of all
the ch.
        FELMINGHAM, or FILLINGHAM, FRANCIS, Salem 1637, came 
from Brampton in Suff. aged 32, that yr. with Benjamin Cooper, his f.-in-law, 
by the Mary Ann, from Yarmouth. Felt informs us, that next yr. he
had gr. of 200 acres at what is now Wenham.
       FELT, GEORGE, Charlestown 1633, liv. on Malden side, m. Elizabeth
d. of wid. Prudence Wilkinson; bef. 1663 had rem. to Casco, where his
s. George sett. on lands purch. many yrs. prior by the f. was a
thriving man, but after his d. the f. was oppress. by younger
men and soon after 1689, if not earlier, went back to Malden, there d.
1693, aet. 92. By w. Elizabeth wh. was adm. of the ch. 19 Jan. 1640, had
Elizabeth George, and Mary, all bapt. 26 foll. and Moses, 20 Dec. 1641.
GEORGE, Falmouth, s. of the preced. m. a d. of Jane, wid. of Arthur
Mackworth (but perhaps by Samuel Andrews, her first h.), had George,
Samuel, and Jonathan, was k. by the Ind. 23 Sept. 1676 on an isl. in
the harbor.  MOSES, Falmouth  1689, s. of first George, rem. to
Malden, liv. there to great age. Rev.  Joseph B. Felt, the annalist of
Salem, is supposed to be of this fam. but  he thinks the line cannot
be traced. Comp. Hubbard, Ind. Wars, 45, Frothingham, 82, and Willis,
I. 95, 148, 190.        FELTON, BENJAMIN, Salem 1635, came with mo.
Ellen, freem. 22 May 1639, by w. Mary (wh. was a sad burden to him)
had John, bapt.
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26 Jan. 1640; Remember, 28 May 1643; and Benjamin, 18 May 1646; was
keep. of the prison 1676.  JOHN, Lynn, perhaps s. of Nathaniel, rem.
to Salem, m. 29 Nov. 1670, Mary, d. of John Tompkins, had Nathaniel, b.
8 June 1672; Mary, 30 Mar. 1674; John, 22 Mar. 1676, d. in few days; Hannah,
18 Apr. 1677; Elizabeth 28 Feb. 1679; Samuel, 1 Jan. 1683; John, 22 Aug. 1686; and
his w. d. 12 Dec. 1688. He was freem. 1680.  NATHANIEL, Salem 1633, a youth 
of 17 yrs. br. of Benjamin, went home in 1634, came again next yr. d. 30 July 1705,
in 90th yr. leav. by w. Mary, John, Nathaniel, b. 15 Aug. 1655; Elizabeth 18 Mar. 1653; 
Ruth, and Hannah, wh. m. a. 1684, Samuel Endicott, and next, 15 Dec. 1697, Thorndike 
Proctor. He had also, bapt. there, Mary, 6 Apr. 1651, d. young; Mary, again, b. 15 Jan. 
bapt. 30 May 1658; and Susanna, 1665.
        FENN, à* BENJAMIN, Dorchester, came, perhaps, 1630, in the Mary  
and John, yet his name is not ment. bef. 1638, soon after which he rem. 
to New Haven and to Milford, had two ws. of wh. first was Sarah, 
d. of Sylvester Baldwin, wh. d. 29 Apr. 1663, and he m. 12 Mar. 
1664, Susanna Ward. Of the ch. Benjamin, bapt. 20 Sept. 1640; 
Joseph, 20 Nov. 1642; Sarah, Apr. 1645; Mary, 1647; and Martha, 
1650; were of the first w. Samuel, 14 Mar. 1666, d. soon; Samuel, 
again, 4 Sept. 1667, d. young; Susanna, b. 4 May 1669; Samuel, 
again, bapt. 1671; and James, b. 14 May 1672; of course, were
of the sec. was rep. 1653 for M. an Assist. of that Col. 1654, promot.
the un. with Conn. and was an Assist. 1665 of the Chart. Col. to 1672,
when he d. The will of 14 Sept. and inv. of 13 Nov. of that yr. show
it. His est. was large here and in Eng. Co. Bucks, val. at £600, rents
due 240, and this was by the will giv. to Samuel. Sarah, perhaps, m.
Samuel Burwell; Martha, m. 14 Mar.1669, Samuel Newton; and Susanna m.
William Hooker of Farmington. By the will of the wid. 9 Sept 1674, we
learn, that she was about embark. for Eng. giv. her prop. chiefly to
James and Susanna, refer. to her aged mo. Susanna Wood or Woad of
Suckley in Co. Worcester, a. 9 ms. from the city, a parish border. on
Herefordsh. beside other relatives; and by the inv. Nov. 1676, it is
made prob. that she did not come back.  BENJAMIN, Milford, s. of the
preced. by w. Mehitable, d. of Jasper Gunn, had Benjamin, Mary, and Joseph, 
all bapt. in 1667; Sarah, 1668; Mehitable; Hannah; Martha, 1677; and Susanna; 
and he d. 1689, the wid. and eight ch. had the est. His heirs are, eo
nomine, proprs. in 1685. The d. of a Capt. Fenn of New Haven is ment.
in 1656 by John Davenport in let. to John Winthrop wh. may have been the
Boston Robert, and d. at Barbados. 3 Mass. Hist. Coll. X. 13.  JOSEPH,
Norwalk 1654, br. of the preced. d. 1691, leav. w. Esther, and s. Joseph 3 
yrs. old. RICHARD, came in the Planter 1635, aged 27, from London, but
I kn. no more of him.  ROBERT, Boston, a capt. from London, by w.
Deborah of ch. at Salem, had Robert, bapt. 16 June 1644; and Deborah,
by town rec. b. 15 Jan. bapt. 8 Feb. 1646, a. a half day old, says the
rec. For sec. w. he m. 26 June 1654, Mary, wid. of Capt. Thomas
Hawkins, wh surv. him, and m. 27 Feb. 1662, Henry Shrimpton.
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       FENNER, ARTHUR, Providence, b. in Eng. 1622, as is said, freem.
1655, sw. alleg. June 1667, was capt. in Philip's war, 1676, as
Hubbard, p. 59, remarks, did not rem. in that yr. of distress, and is
referred to in Revo. in N. E. Justif. 30; had sec. or third w.
Howlong, d. of William Harris, m. Dec. 1684.  JOHN, Providence 1645,
perhaps br. of the preced. is doubtfully spoken of as having been at
New Haven.  JOHN, Saybrook, had Phebe, b. 6 Sept. 1673, certain. ano.
d. and perhaps more ch. was a capt. d. 1709, leav. w. Sarah, and one
d. m. Gershom Palmer, and one to David Buell. His est. was £500.
ROBERT, Stamford 1641. Haz. II. 214.  THOMAS, Branford, or
Wethersfield, d. 15 May 1647. His inv. tak. two days after, is giv. by
Trumbull in Col. Rec. of Conn. I. 477.  THOMAS, Providence, perhaps s.
or br. of Arthur, sw. alleg. in May 1671, and in 1676, "staid and went
not away."  WILLIAM, Providence, br. of Arthur, Was there in 1645. Of
one of these brs. descends Gov. Fenner.  WILLIAM, Saybrook, a propr.
bef. 1673, was d. 1680, for the Court orders inv. of his est. to be
made. He may be the same as the preced.
        FENTON, ROBERT, Woburn, by w. Dorothy had Robert, b. 6 
Oct. 1688; Frances, 22 July 1690; and prob. rem. to Conn. and had at
Mansfield in the col. other ch. certain. Jacob, 1698, and Dorothy, 1700.
       FENWICK, GEORGE, Saybrook, came in May 1636 to Boston from 
Eng. not, as often said, 1635 (as by the letters of 10 and 23 June of the
later yr. from Gov. Winthrop to his s. John, agent of Fenwick, Lords
Say, Brook, and others, is plain), went home the same yr. or the foll.
but came back with his w. and childr. arr. in July 1639 at New Haven
with two ships, the first, and perhaps the last, that ever came direct
to that port from Eng. His establishm. was independ. until Dec. 1644,
when he sold to Conn. From all on the riv. above he had rec. up to
that time acknowledgm. of his territor. jurisdict. by payment at his
fort in the river's mo. He had been in Eng. a lawyer, call. of Grays
Inn, London; and now, on our side of the water, was chos. Assist. at
the Court of elect. bef. and was at the head, after Gov. and Dep. so
cont. at the choice in May 1648, after he had gone home. In Eng. he
was in high esteem for capac. and honor, a col. in the army of the N.
gov. of Tynemouth, mem. of Parliam. nam. one of the High Court of
Justice, the monstrous tribunal for sentence of the king, wh. serv.
happily he escaped. His w. Alice d. here, and her monum. remains on
the bank of the river where he bur. her; of his fam. we kn. only sis.
Elizabeth wh. m. 20 May 1648, Capt. John Cullick, and ds. Elizabeth Dorothy,
and Mary, and infer, that the last d. bef. her f. as he does not name
her in his will. He was of the ancient house of F. whose power was
great in Berwick, Durham, and Northumberland; and he enjoy. much
influence in Parliam. and after the end of the civ. war, in the army,
where he was col.
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his first w. was the lady Alice, wid. of Sir John Boteler, and d. of
Sir Edward Apsley. He d. at Berwick, of wh. he was Gov. on 15 Mar. and
the will of 8 Mar. 1657, with a codic. next day, pro. 27 Apr. foll.
makes d. Elizabeth extrix. provides for d. Dorothy, and abundantly for w.
Catharine, wh. I take to be eldest d. of Sir Arthur Haslerigg, the
energetic leader in the cause of liberty in the council and field,
who, as well as Fenwick, was nominat. by Cromwell to serve in the
pretended High Court of Justice for condemnat. of the king; but they
both escap. the snare. Haslerigg is in the will call. f.-in-law; also
Clavering, wh. may have been sec. h. of his mo. and Fenwick calls
hims. of Worminghurst, near Steyning in Sussex. Besides this Co. he
had est. in Middlesex and Kent. By J. Hammond Trumbull, wh. expend.
large research, and with liberality of bestowing equal to the
affluence of his acquis. I am instruct. that our Col. F. was the last
male of this disting. fam. in the Brinkburn branch; that his eldest d.
Elizabeth m. Roger of the Stanton branch; and that their eldest s. John,
by m. with Margaret, d. of William of the Bywell branch, had united
the three houses into one. For this he cites Wallis' Hist. of
Northumb. His wid. m. Col. Philip Babington, Gov. of Berwick under
Charles II. Hutch. has good acco. of him in Hist. I. 100; and a letter
of his, 1639, at Saybrook, in Coll. 107. See, also, 3 Mass. Hist.
Coll. I. 184.        FERGOOSE, PETER. See Vergoose.
       FERGUSON, or FERGINSON, ARCHIBALD, Marblehead, m. Mary, d. 
of Moses Maverick, but I kn. nothing more, exc. that her right appears on
settlem. of her f.'s est. 1698. Geneal. Reg. VIII. 270.  DANIEL,
Kittery, d. 1676, leav. wid. Mary, wh. present. inv.
17 June of £103. HERBERT, Springfield, took o. of alleg. 31 Dec. 1678
or next day.
       FERMAN, JOHN, Salem, by w. Elizabeth had Elizabeth b. 11 Feb. 1675. JOHN,
Haddam, had Dorothy, b. 10 May 1681.  THOMAS, Salem 1675. 
       FERMASE, FERMACE, or FORMAIS. See Vermaes.
       FERNALD, REGINALD, Portsmouth 1631, sent over by Capt. Mason,
the patentee, is the first surgeon among, N. H. sett. was of the gr.
jury 1643, recorder 1654, d. 1656, leav. w. Joanna, s. John, Samuel,
William, and Thomas.  THOMAS, Portsmouth 1631, perhaps br. of the
preced. Adams, Ann. 19; Belkn. I. 28. The name has been well perpet.
       FERNESIDE, FERNISIDE, or FARNYSEEDE, JOHN, Duxbury 1643, m.
Elizabeth d. of Comfort Starr, but had his first ch. Jacob, b. 28 July
1642, rec. at Boston, perhaps after rem. thither, also Mary, 8 Sept.
1646; Hannah, 8 May 1650; Lydia, 3 Apr. 1653; Elizabeth 26, bapt. 31 Oct.
1658; and Ruth, 20 Aug. 1661. Of these ch. only three were alive in
Apr. 1659, when gr.f. Starr made his will, as is plain from it; but he was liv. 
1677. His wid. Elizabeth d. 4 June 1704, aged 83. Hannah m. 1673, Reuben Hull 
of Portsmouth.
       FERNAM, ROBERT, Oyster Bay, L. I. 1664, a commiss. for Conn.
       FERNES, SAMUEL, New Haven, had Samuel, b. 2 July 1663; Elizabeth
7 Dec. 1665, wh. m. 18 Nov. 1684, Thomas Sperry; and John, 3 Mar. 1668.
       FERNIS, BENJAMIN, Salem 1640  Felt.  Possib. the name may be Ferris.
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       FERRIS, JAMES, Greenwich, s. of Jeffry, had est. there 1672, 
and in deed, of 30 Mar. 1719, names s. James, Nathaniel, and Samuel.  
JEFFRY, Watertown, prob. freem. 6 May 1635, was one of the first
sett. at Wethersfield, thence rem. to Greenwich, where his w. Susanna
d. 23 Dec. 1660; and he rem. to Stamford, there d. 1666, leav. ch. as ment. 
in his will, James, Peter, Joseph, and d. Mary Lockwood, w. of Jonathan.
JOSEPH, Greenwich 1672, s. of the preced. m. 20 Nov. 1657, Ruth, d. of Nicholas
Knapp, had Peter, wh. d. 3 Jan. 1691, aged 30. * PETER,  Stamford, s. of Jeffrey, 
freem. 1662, rep. 1667. He had Peter, b. 20 Aug. 1657; and Elizabeth 20 Jan. 1660, wh. 
d. in few wks.  ZECHARIAH, Charlestown 1675, freem. 1676, m. 12 or 19 Nov.
1673, Sarah Blood, possib. d. of Richard of Lynn, had Zechariah, bapt. 6 Feb.
1676; Sarah, 12 Nov. 1676; and Hannah, 18 July 1680.
       FERRY, CHARLES, Springfield, sw. alleg. last day of Dec. 1678
or next day, as did his s. John; m. 1661, Sarah Harmon, had John, b.
1662; Charles, 1665; Samuel, 1667, d.soon; Sarah, 1668, d. bef. her
f.; Mary, 1671; Gershom, 1674; Solomon, 1677, d. young; Mary, 1680;
Elizabeth 1683; and Solomon, again, 1686; was freem. 1671, and d. 3 July
1699, leav. 7 ch. of wh. descend. are many.  CHARLES, Springfield, s.
of the preced. freem. 1690.
       FERSON, or FURSON, THOMAS, Dover, 1644-8.
       FESSENDEN, BENJAMIN, Sandwich, s. of Nicholas, kept the sch. at
his native place four yrs. from leav. coll. and was ord. at S. 22 July
1722, that was Sunday; but ano. date 12 Sept. is giv. in the fam. geneal.
From that, wh. tells, also, that he was engag. as physician, in extensive
practice, I learn, that he m. 1724, Rebecca Smith, had nine ch. and d. 1746.
EBENEZER, Cambridge, br. of the preced. m. 1733, Alice Babcock, had 
two ds.  JOHN, Cambridge, from Kent, Eng. freem. 2 June 1641, selectman
often, d. 21 Dec. 1666, without ch. His wid. Jane, d. 13 Jan. 1683,
aged 80.  JOHN, Cambridge, s. of Nicholas the first, had w. and three
or more ch.  JOSEPH, Cambridge, youngest br. of the preced. m. 1733,
Mindwell Oldham. NICHOLAS, Cambridge, b. in Eng. prob. at Canterbury, a. 
1650, came a. 1674, perhaps with w. Margaret, prob. also, sis. Hannah (wh. m.
27 Oct. 1674 John Sewell, br. of Samuel, aft. the Ch. J. and tradit. tells, that the
F. and S. fams. were relat. in the mother country), to inherit est. of the preced.
wh. prob. was his uncle, had Jane, wh. d. 24 July 1676; Hannah d. 4
Sept. 1676; Hannah, again, b. 1677, wh. m. John Chipman, as fam. tradit.
says; John, 1678; Nicholas, 1680; Thomas, d. 28 Jan. 1683; Nicholas, b. a. 1682, 
H. C. 1701; Thomas, again, 1684; Margaret, 1686; Jane, 1688, wh. m. 1711, Samuel 
Winship of Lexington; Mary, 1689, wh. m. 1712, capt. Joshua Parker of Cambridge; 
William, b. a. 1693; and Benjamin, 30 Jan. 1701, H. C. 1718; beside Ebenezer; and
Joseph. His w. d. 10 Dec. 1717, aged 61; and he d. 24 Feb. 1719, aged 68. 
NICHOLAS, Cambridge, s. of the preced. m. 8 Aug. 1706, Sarah Coolidge, 
was master of the gr. sch. d. 5 Oct. 1719. Of his ch. we kn. only Stephen, b.
1719, H.C. 1737.  THOMAS, Lexington, br. of the preced. m. 1708, Abigail
Patten, had four ch. next m. Abigail Locke, and had eight more, and toook third w.
Ann Fillebrown, but had no more ch.  WILLIAM, Cambridge, br. of the preced. m.
1716, Martha Wyeth, d. perhaps, of John, had sev. ch. of wh. one was, perhaps,
William, H.C. 1737; in 1728 m. Martha Brown, had seven more, and d. 1756. The 
name, in descend. of first Nicholas, has been well perpet. nine of wh. 5 were min. 
were s. of H.C. and as many more in 1834 at other N. E. coll.; but it has been
strangely written, Haz. making it Phisenden; the town rec. Fishenden; and matchless 
Mitchell, Fezington.
       FEVERYEAR, EDWARD, Salem, m. 30 Aug. 1664, Tabitha, d. of
Nathaniel Pickman, had Priscilla, b. 7 Apr. 1665, d. in two mos.;
Elizabeth 20 Jan. 1667; Edmund, 15 Feb. 1669, d. Aug. 1670; John, 15 Jan.
1671; Mary, 22 May 1673; and Edmund, 23 Apr. 1676; m. 6 June 1688,
sec. w. Mary wid. of Joseph Hardy, d. of John Grafton, had Grafton, b.
31 Mar. 1689; and Benjamin, 14 Jan. 1693; and she d. Nov. 1705. This
may be name of a Huguenot refugee.
       FIELD, ALEXANDER, Charlestown 1640, shoemaker, rem. to Salem
1642, with a w. was freem. 1649, may have rem. to New Haven, there m.
Gillian, wid. of Richard Mansfield, and d. 1666. His wid. d. 1670.
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DANIEL, Providence, took the o. of alleg. May 1671.  DARBY, Exeter
1638, an Irishman, the first European, prob. wh. went up to the summit
of the White Mountains, accomp. by two Ind. was 18 days in all upon
the way; rem. a. 1645 to Dover, prob. and d. 1649, leav. wid. and
tradit. says ch. perhaps that Elizabeth wh. m. 28 Jan. 1664, Stephen
Jones; and s. Joseph; and Zachary, b. 1645. Both, prob. Zachary,
certain. perpet. the name. Winthrop II. 67.  GEORGE, Boston, prob. bef.
1655, rem. to Sudbury.  JAMES, Dedham, freem. 1683. JOHN, Providence
1637, prob. was of Bridgewater after 1655.  JOHN, Providence, sw.
alleg. June 1668, and was then call. junr. so that he may have been s.
of the preced. and perhaps Ruth, wh. m. 7 Jan. 1669, John Angel, was
his sis. But whether Deborah, wh. d. there 1679, were mo. sis. ch. or
cous. is only for conject.  JOHN, Hatfield, s. of Zechariah, m. 17
Dec. 1670, Mary, d. of Alexander Edwards, had John, b. 11 May 1672;
Mary, 2 Feb. 1674, d. early; Zechariah, Aug. 1676; Benjamin, 14 Feb.
1679; Mary, again, 20 Feb. 1681; Bethia, a. 1684; Sarah, 2 Feb. 1688;
Abilene, wh. d. 6 May 1689, prob. very young; Ebenezer, and Abilena,
tw. 2 July 1690; was freem. 1690; and d. 26 June 1717.  JOSEPH, Dover
1657, s. of Darby, d. bef. 1694.  JOSEPH, Hatfield, br. of John of the
same, m. 28 June 1683, Joanna, d. of the first John Wyatt, had Mary,
b. 18 July 1684; Joanna, 9 Dec. 1686, d. young; Joseph, 9 June 1689; a
d. 15 Mar. 1691, d. soon; Joanna, again, 9 Jan. 1693; Lydia, 26 June
1695; Jonathan, 13 Oct. 1697; Martha, 19 Oct. 1699; Abigail, 4 Sept.
1702; Israel, 29 June 1705, d. next mo. and Thankful, 19 Sept. 1707,
d. next mo. He rem. a. 1714 to Sunderland, then call. Swampfield,
there his d. Abigail d. 10 Jan. 1721; and he m. 2 July 1722, Mary
Belding, and d. 15 Feb. 1736, aged a. 78. ROBERT, Boston, tailor, came
in the James from Southampton, arr. 3 June 1635, in the clearance
call. of Yealing, or Pealing, as Mr. Somerby read the docum. was prob.
at Providence 1638, but soon after came to B. by w. Mary, prob. d. of
Christopher Stanley, wh. surv. him, had John, bapt. 26 May 1644;
Robert, b. 30 Nov. 1647, d. young; Thomas, d. young; William, bapt. 17
Mar. 1650; Thomas, again, 1, bapt. 7 Dec. 1651; Thomas, again, b. 28
Nov. 1652; Robert, again, 11 Sept. 1653, whose bapt. is not found;
John, again, 9, bapt. 15 June 1656; Elizabeth 17, bapt. 20 June 1658;
Sarah, 20 Oct. 1660, d. young, unbapt.; Daniel, 6, bapt. 7 Sept. 1662;
and Sarah, again, 25, bapt. 26 Mar. 1665.  ROBERT, Saco 1653, perhaps
was of Braintree, freem. 1690.  ROBERT, Newtown, L.I. took, with
others, in 1645, a patent from the Dutch Gov. Kieft, for Flushing, had
Robert; John, wh. rem. to Boundbrook, N. J.; Hannah, wh. m. 7 May
1656, John Brown; Elizabeth wh. was 2d or 3d w. of famous John Underhill,
or more prob. may have been w. of his s.
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John; and Benjamin.  SAMUEL, Hatfield, s. of Zechariah, m. 9 Aug.
1676, Sarah Gilbert of Springfield, had Samuel, b. 27 Feb. 1678;
Thomas, 30 June 1680; Sarah, 30 June 1683; Zechariah, 29 Aug. 1685;
Ebenezer, 17 Mar. 1688; Mary, 23 July 1690; Josiah, 5 Nov. 1692; and
Joshua, 9 Apr. 1695. He serv. in Philip's war, espec. at the Falls
fight under Turner, 18 May 1676, in revenge for wh. (it is believ.) he
was k. over 20 yrs. later, in time of peace, by the Ind. 24 July 1697.
THOMAS, Salem, m. 2 Mar. 1681, Mary, d. of John Leach, had Thomas,
b. 17 Jan. foll.; Mary, 4 Sept. 1683; and Samuel, 5 Dec. of uncert. yr.
THOMAS, Providence, wh. sw. alleg. 1 June 1667, was, perhaps neph.
certainly success. to William at Field's point, had one d. and twelve
s. of wh. were Thomas, Jeremiah, William, Anthony, Charles, John,
Jonathan, Joseph, and Nathaniel, all at or near Providence; did not
rem. in 1676, and d. 10 Aug. 1717. à WILLIAM, Providence, perhaps br.
of John, complain. 1643, against Samuel Gorton to governm. of Mass.
was Assist. 1650, 8, 60, and in new chart. 1663.  WILLIAM, Providence,
s. perhaps of Thomas, had Thomas, b. 3 Jan. 1670; Mary, 1 June 1673;
Elizabeth 27 Aug. of yr. not visible; Amos, without day or month, 1677;
and William, 8 June 1682, as in his fam. bible is writ.  ZECHARIAH,
Hartford 1639, had w. Mary, rem. a. 1659 to Northampton, thence, 1663,
to Hatfield, d. 28 June 1666; had Mary, b. a. 1643, m. 4 Oct. 1663,
Joshua Carter; Zechariah; John; Samuel; and Joseph; as above ment. So
num. are descend. that almost every state and territory of U. S. has
some.  ZECHARIAH, Hatfield, prob. eldest s. of the preced. m. 17 Dec.
1668, Sarah, d. of John Webb the first, had Zechariah, b. 12 Sept.
1669, prob. d. young; Ebenezer, 31 Oct.1671; John, 8 Dec. 1673; rem.
to Deerfield, and d. 1674.  ZECHARIAH, Providence, sw. alleg. May
1671, and in 1676, staid thro. the war; may have been of Dover 1664,
possib. s. of Darby, but much more prob. of John, or William; by w.
Sarah had s. Zechariah, b. 30 Jan. 1686; and Daniel, 9 Aug. 1690; and
was liv. 1708.  Twenty-seven of this name have been gr. at N. E. coll.
of wh. 5 clerg. and only one at Harv.        
       FIELDER, STEPHEN, Boston, m. Mary, d. of John Griggs of Roxbury, 
had Sarah, b. 30 May 1685. I suppose he liv. but a short time, and perhaps at R.
where Sarah m. 24 May 1704, John Ruggles.        
       FIENNES, CHARLES, a signer of the addr. with Gov. Winthrop 7 Apr. 1630, 
on board the Arbella, was of the noble house of Say and Seale. See Hutch. I. 
487; and Young's Chron. of Mass. 298. It is writ. Fines, perhaps in
conform. with sound. If he did not land in the way down channel, he,
no doubt, went home in July with Revel, one of the Assist. to secure
supplies for the Col. He was b. at Broughton, Co. Oxford, bred at the
University of that city, d. 14 Apr. 1662, always a good fr. of N. E.
and one of the patentees of Conn. Trumbull, Hist. I. 495. One
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of his ds. m. Theophilus, Earl of Lincoln, wh. was br. of the ws. of
our Isaac Johnson and John Humphrey.
       FIFIELD, ABRAHAM, Woburn, perhaps s. of Giles, d. 11 Sept.
1711, aged 57.  BENJAMIN, Hampton, prob. s. of William, m. 28 Dec.
1670, Mary, d. of Edward Colcord, had Mehitable, b. 9 Apr. 1687,
perhaps others, was k. by the Ind. 1 Aug. 1706, aged a. 60.  GILES,
Charlestown, m. 7 June 1652, Mary, d. of Abraham Perkins of Hampton,
had two or more ch. and rem. to Hampton, there had Mary, b. 28 Nov.
1659, d. soon; perhaps went back in few yrs. to C. and had there bapt. 
Abraham; Giles; Richard, b. 20 Dec. 1663, d. soon; Richard, 6 Nov. 1665; John;
and Mary, again, 15 Sept. 1667; all exc.the first Richard, on 19 June 1670; Deborah, 
6 July 1673; and Thomas, 9 Jan. 1676; but the two last, whose mo. d. 1676,
were by sec. w. m. 2 May 1672, Judith, wid. of Samuel Convers, eldest
d. of Rev. Thomas Carter; was freem. 1671, and d. 1716.  His d. Mary m. 9 
Jan. 1673, Samuel Haynes; and Deborah m. I presume, lieut. John Jackson of
Cambridge, as his sec. w.  JOHN, Mass. d. 18 Aug. 1665. Farmer.
WILLIAM, came in the Hercules 1634, was prob. at Ipswich first, next
yr. at Newbury, rem. 1639 to Hampton, there m. sec. w. 26 Oct. 1693,
Hannah Cram, unless she was w. of the sec. William of H. wh. d. 8 Mar.
1715, aged 66; and d. 18 Dec. 1700, aged 85. The Hampton rec. says
Mary F. aged 80 yrs. d. Nov. 1683. Perhaps she was mo. of first
William.
       FILCHER ------, Braintree, an officer of the sett. at Mount
Wollaston 1626. Prince, in Ann. prints the name Fitcher, and Baylies,
I. 135, obeys him; but Morton, 136, Hubbard, 103, Increase Mather, and
others, give it as above. He was driven away by the wild company
of Morton of Merry Mount, as the Plymouth Morton tells.
        FILER, or FYLER, GEORGE, Northampton, a surgeon, neph. of Walter, 
had Judith, b. 1664; and Samuel, 1666; rem. to Westfield, bec. a Quaker, and 
rem. it is thought, to Shelter isl. 1674.  JOHN, Windsor, s. of Walter, was a 
trader, m. 17 Oct. 1672, Elizabeth Doleman, and in 1686 m. Bethesda Pool, d. 
of William of Dorchester, and d. 1723, without ch. but leave good est. 
*WALTER, Dorchester 1630, came prob. in the Mary and John, freem. 14 May 1634, 
rem. to Windsor 1636, had John, b. 12, bapt. 18 Sept. 1642, H. C. 1666, bef. ment. and
Zerubabel, 3, bapt. 23 Dec. 1644, was rep. in 1661 and 3, and d. 12 Dec. 1683.
His wid. Jane d. 1690.  ZERUBABEL, Windsor, s. of the preced. m. 27
May 1669, Experience, d. of Elder John Strong of Northampton, had Thomas, 
b. 25 Jan. bapt. 6 Mar. 1670; Jane, 1 Jan. bapt. 7 1672; Zerubabel, 31 Oct. 1673, 
d. soon; Zerubabel, again, 25 Dec. 1674; John, 2 Mar. 1676; rem. to
Suffield, and had Samuel, and Abigail, tw. 5 Jan. 1680, both d. soon;
Samuel, again, 26 Sept. 1681, d. young; Abigail, 8 Apr. 1683; went
back to W. and had there Stephen,
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1688; Ebenezer, 2 Dec. 1690, d. soon; Experience, 25 Dec. 1691; and Elizabeth 2 June 
1694; and he d. Apr. 1715. Next yr. seven of the 13 ch. made div. of the est.
       FILIN, or FILEEN, JOHN, came 1637, in the Mary Ann from
Yarmouth, in comp. with Philemon Dickinson, as servants of Benjamin
Cooper, who was of Brampton in Suff. No more is kn. of him.
       FILLEBROWN, THOMAS, Charlestown 1658, Cambridge 1665, or
earlier, by w. Anna had Thomas ; and Mary, both b. bef. 1666; Anna,
bapt. 14 Oct. 1666, d. 9 Aug. 1685. [See Harris, Epit. 13.] He was
freem. 1666 or 8, the name being ent. at each yr. and d. 7 June 1713,
and his w. d. 31 Mar. foll. both aged 82. Harris, 46, 47. But it is
observ. he supposes him to be s. of Gordon F. when we believe no such
person existed. The error prob. arose from misread. the abbr.--Goo.
for goodman, as if it were a name of bapt.--Gordon. Mary m. 8 Oct.
1688, Nathaniel Cutter.  THOMAS, Cambridge, s. of the preced. m. 16
Dec. 1688, Rebecca, d. of Richard Cutter.
       FILLEY, SAMUEL, Windsor, s. of William, m. 29 Oct. 1663, Ann,
d. of Jonathan Gillet, had Ann, b. 16 Aug. 1664; Mary, 12 Apr. 1667;
Abigail, 20 Jan. 1669, d. soon; Samuel, 2 Apr. 1670, d. young;
Jonathan, 30 Nov. 1672; Samuel, again, 7 Mar. 1674; Josiah, 21 Jan.
1676; John, 18 Feb. 1678; and Abigail, again, 3 Jan. 1680; and Samuel,
again, 8 Sept. 1681; and Mary, again, 14 Dec. 1683.  WILLIAM, Windsor 1640, or 
earlier, m. 2 Sept. 1642, Margaret, had Samuel, b. 24 Sept. 1643, bef. ment.; John, 15 
Dec. 1645, Mary; Elizabeth 4 Mar. 1650; Abigail, 21 Aug. 1658; Deborah, 21 Mar. 1661; 
and William, 7 Mar. 1665, wh. d. at W. 1707, without ch. Mary m. 5 Apr. 1666, 
Joseph Skinner; Elizabeth m. 17 Nov. 1669, David Winchell; and Abigail m. 26 Aug.
1680, John Bissell.
       FINCH, ABRAHAM, Wethersfield, was first, prob. of Watertown,
and freem. 3 Sept. 1634, but rem. soon, was, it is said, constable
1636, in Conn. fell in the Pequot war 1637; and in 1640, when his s.
was a minor, the est. was admin. He left only s. Abraham. The wid.
Dorothy m. in 1637 or 8, John Edwards, had six ch. by him, and after
m. Richard Tousley of Saybrook, in 1676 was a third time wid.
ABRAHAM, Wethersfield, s. of the preced. rem. with his mo. to
Saybrook. freem. 1658, d. unm. and gave his prop. to sis. ch. of John
Edwards.  DANIEL, prob. of Watertown, and br. it may be of first
Abraham, came, I suppose, in the fleet with Winthrop freem. 18 May 1631,
rem. to Wethersfield, with first sett. there was, perhaps, constable
1636; thence to Stamford, of wh. he was one of the orig. proprs. and
in 1653 to Fairfield, there made contr. of m. 25 Dec. 1657, with Elizabeth
wid. of John Thompson of the same, and d. Mar. 1667; in his will names
s. Nathaniel, with gr.ch. Abraham and three ds.  HENRY, a soldier in Turner's comp.
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1 Mar. 1676.  JOHN, Watertown 1630, perhaps br. of Daniel, rem. 1637,
to Wethersfield, there was k. 30 Oct. 1637, by Nepaupuck, a Pequot
capt. who for that act, says Trumbull, I. 112, was, after trial, put
to death, 30 Oct. 1639. But Dr. Bacon shows, 339-43 from the rec. that
the poor Ind. suffered for k. Abraham, not John, which was in open
war, for Conn. had declared it 1 May preced. and so appears a sad
example (would it had been the last in our country!) of judicial murder. 
JOSEPH, Greenwich 1672.  SAMUEL, Roxbury, freem. 14 May 1634,
was some time at Wethersfield, came back to R. and m. 13 Dec. 1654,
Judith, wid. I think, of William Potter, as sec. w. for in 1638 he had
w. Martha and 6 in fam. d. 27 Jan. 1674.
       FINNEY, JOHN, Plymouth 1643, had w. Christian, wh. d. 9 Sept.
1649. His mo. d. 22 Apr. 1650, aged above 80 yrs. JEREMIAH Bristol,
by Dr. Stiles mark. as hav. a w. in Feb. 1689, as also, is JOSHUA, 
at the same time, but of either no more is told. * ROBERT, Plymouth
1643, was rep. 1657, and 8 yrs. more, deac. 1667, d. 7 Jan. 1688, aet.
88; and his wid. Phebe d. 1710, aged 91. More common spell. of this 
name is Phinney, wh. see.
       FIRMIN, FERMAN, or FIRMAN, GILES, Boston, came from Sudbury in
Co. Suff. 1630, no doubt with Rev. George Phillips, wh. was min. of
that parish, in the fleet with Winthrop first sat down at Watertown with
his former teach. but rem. in two yrs. to B. where his s. of the same
name had some time prior join. our ch.; was chos. deac. in 1633, and a
selectman, freem. 4 Mar. 1634, and d. in Sept. foll.  GILES, Boston,
s. of the preced. came, perhaps, with his f. 1630, but sett. at B.
bef. him, rem. prob. with Rev. John Ward, his br.-in-law, to
Haverhill, but first was at Ipswich 1638, freem. 22 May 1639; m.
Susan, d. of Rev. Nathaniel Ward; practised physic, hav. been bred at
the univ. of Cambridge; in 1644, or soon after, went home, and preach.
with gr. effect, sett. as rector at Shalford in Essex. In a sermon
bef. Parliam. and the Westminster Assembly, he said, that in our
country, in seven yrs. "I never heard one profane oath, and all that
time never did see a man drunk," wh. is better proof of his keeping
good comp. than of searching for opportunity. Punishm. were frequent
enough for such offences; but his presence was, no doubt, protection
of both eyes and ears. He was ejected, as Calamy shows, in 1662, and
d. at Ridgewell, Apr. 1697. JOHN, Watertown 1630, came, prob. in the
fleet with Winthrop lost his hut by fire in Nov. of the first yr. freem.
18 May 1631. Perhaps he went home, and came again, from Ipswich in
Suff. by the Elizabeth 1634, aged 46, was selectman 1638, and deac.
JOSIAH, Boston 1640, liv. with Gov. Winthrop freem. 2 June 1641.
ROBERT, Newtown, L. I. one of the first sett. 1645.  THOMAS, Ipswich,
freem. 22 May 1639, had w. Sarah; may have been rel. to Giles, liv. in
the same town, and tak. the oath on the same day, was a merch. of good
est. rem. to Salisbury 1652.
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       FISH, DANIEL, Portsmouth, R. I. s. of Thomas of the same, m. 1
May 1682, Abigail, d. of Thomas Mumford, had Comfort, b. 7 Feb. 1683;
Thomas, 3 July 1685; Ruth, 2 Nov. 1687; Daniel, 11 July 1690; Sarah,
29 Jan. 1694; and Jeremiah, 15 Sept. 1698.  GABRIEL, Boston, an early
inhab. rem. 1638 to Exeter, but in short time came to B. again, by w.
Elizabeth had Deborah, b. 20 Dec. 1642; but the ch. rec. says she was
bapt. 11, aged a. 8 days; Abel, 5, bapt. 23 Dec. 1644. JOHN, Lynn,
rem. 1637 to Sandwich, carr. s. Jonathan, and Samuel, perhaps others;
may have had Caleb, b. 18 Aug. 1649, wh. d. at 6 mos. or this may be
s. of Jonathan or Nathaniel, went 1655 to New London, but back soon to
S. and d. 1663.  JOHN, R. I. freem. at Portsmouth 1655, may have been
of Stonington 1670.  JOHN, New London, s. of the first John, prob.
rem. a. 1684.  JONATHAN, Sandwich, br. of first John, had liv. at
Lynn, but at S. had Nathaniel, b. 18 Dec. 1650; John; and Samuel; rem.
to Newtown, L. I. 1659, d. a. 1663. He was progenit. of Hamilton F.
late gov. of N. Y.  NATHANIEL, Sandwich 1643, perhaps br. of John, 
had Nathaniel, b. 27 Nov. 1648; and John, 13 Apr. 1651. One Fish of
Sandwich m. Lydia, d. of Rev. John Miller.
ROBERT, Portsmouth, R. I. m. 11 Sept. 1686, Mary, d. of Zuriel Hall,
had Robert, b. 17 May 1690; Mary, Mar. 1693; William, 7 June 1695;
Zuriel, 10 July 1697; Isaac, 25 Dec. 1699; Alice, 3 July 1702;
Jonathan, 27 Oct. 1704; Daniel, 17 May 1707; and David, 7 Mar. 1710.
SAMUEL, New London, s. perhaps of first John, had Samuel, b. 1682;
John, d. young; Moses, 1686; Abigail, 1690; Aaron, 1693; and
Nathaniel, 1699.  THOMAS, Portsmouth, R. I. 1655, may be of Boston
1656, perhaps rem. to Portsmouth, R. I. where Mary, his d. m. 18 Mar.
1671 or 2, Francis Brayton, the sec. He d. 1687, and his will of 1673
names w. Mary, wh. was d. s. Daniel, John, Robert, Thomas; and ds.
Mehitable wh. m. a Tripp; and Mary, bef. ment. beside Alce or Alice,
wh. m. the sec. Henry Knowles. He had also an earlier w. m. 10 Dec.
1668, Grizigon, d. of John Strange, and as the Portsmouth rec. shows,
had Alice, b. 15 Sept. 1671; Grizzel, 12 Apr. 1673; Hope, 5 Mar. 1676;
Preserved, 12 Aug. 1679; and Mehitable, 22 July 1684. Perhaps by a
former w. he had Daniel, bef. ment. and THOMAS, wh. d. bef. his 
f. but had left s. Preserved. Yet it may be that f. and s. are confus.
WILLIAM, Windsor 1647-75, was freem. 1669, but is not kn. to have had
w. or ch. Five of this name had been gr. in 1825, at Harv. of wh. four
were clerg. and four at the other N. E. coll. of wh. two were clerg.
     FISHER, AMOS, Dedham 1677, s. of the first Daniel of the same,
freem. 1690, m. 12 Mar. 1680, Mary Ellis, d. of Richard, had Mary, b.
21 Aug. 1682; Amos, 2 June 1687; Elizabeth 14 Apr. 1691; and his w. d. in
a fortnight after. On 22 Dec. foll; he m. Ruth Adams, and had Ruth, 9
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Nov. 1693; Esther, 6 Sept. 1699; and this w. d. 10 Feb. 1730, perhaps
after the h.  ANTHONY, Dorchester, call. sen. freem. 1645, was
selectman 1646; d. 1671, in his 80th yr. Says Blake. He had m. 14
Nov. 1663, as sec. w. Isabel, w. of Edward Breck.  His inv. of 12
May 1671 was ret. by s. Daniel and Nathaniel, and in July foll. they,
with Cornelius, sis. Joanna, wid. of his s. Anthony and Daniel Morse, 
wh. m. Lydia, ano. sis., all b. in Eng., div. the est. || ANTHONY, 
Dedham 1637, b. at Syleham, near Eye in Co. Suff. on the border of 
Norf. eldest son of the preced. ar. co. 1644, freem. perhaps 1646, d. 13
Feb. 1670. In his inv. taken 7 Apr. 1670, he is call. late of
Dorchester, yet perhaps he had never rem. from Dedham, bef. some
recent day. He m. 7 Sept. 1647, Joanna Faxon, prob. sis. of Richard,
had Mehitable, b. 27 June 1648; Josiah, 1 May 1654; Sarah, 27 Oct.
1658; and Elizabeth 18 Sept. 1669. The wid. long surv. and d. 16 Oct.
1694. It is not easy to discrimin. betw. these two Anthonies, both
call. late of Dorchester, where ea. had lds. d. so near in time, or to
resolve wh. was freem. in 1645, wh. in 1646. * CORNELIUS, Dedham, b. 
in Eng. s. of the first Anthony, carpenter, freem. 2 May 1649, liv. in that pt.
wh. bec. Wrentham, m. 22 Feb. 1653, Leah, perhaps d. of Nathaniel
Heaton, had Leah, b. 5 May 1656; Experience, 10 Jan. 1658; Cornelius,
8 Feb. 1660; Ann, 20 Aug. 1661; Eleazer, 8 July 1663; and his w. d. 12
Jan. foll. He m. 24 July 1667, Sarah, d. of Richard Everett, wh. d. 28
Feb. 1676, had Dorothy, 17 Apr. 1667; Sarah, 1668; and Jonathan. b. 26
Oct. 1671, d. young; was rep. under the new chart. 1692, d. 2 Jan.
1699, "the first head of a fam. wh. d. in the town in a nat. way for
30 yrs."   CORNELIUS, Wrentham, s. of the preced. by w. Ann, or
Hannah, d. of Jonathan Whitney of Sherborn, wh. d. 6 Mar. 1701, had
Jonathan, b. 22 Feb. 1691; Cornelius, 29 Sept. 1692; Isaac, 19 May
1694; and Ann, 28 Mar. 1696.  He m. next, 27 Mar. 1702, Mary Colburn.
+*|| DANIEL, Dedham, eldest s. of Anthony of the same, b. in Eng.
freem. 13 May 1640, ar. co. 1640, m. 17 Nov. 1641, Abigail, d. of
Thomas Marrett of Cambridge, a capt. rep. 1658-82, exc. two yrs.
speaker 1680, Assist. 1683, on 8 Oct. of wh. yr. he d. and his wid. d.
three days after. He had Abigail, b. 2, bapt. 23 Aug. 1646, wh. m. 1
Mar. 1667, John Houlton or Holten; Daniel, 26 Feb. bapt. 17 Mar. 1650;
Lydia, 14 July, bapt. 1 Aug. 1652, wh. m. 3 Dec. 1674 Nathaniel
Chickering; Amos, bapt. 8 Oct. 1654, tho. in town rec. his b. was in
Nov. after; John, 20 July 1656; Jeremiah, 12 Dec. 1658, wh. d. at 18
yrs. and Esther, bapt. 4 Aug. 1667, tho. her b. if we believe the town
rec. was on 5, wh. m. 31 July 1690, Timothy Dwight, and d. 30 Jan.
foll.  DANIEL, Taunton, m. Hannah, d. of John Hill of Dorchester, had
Hannah, b. 1 Feb. 1666; John, 30 Nov. 1667; Samuel, 3 Dec. 1669;
Eliezer, 12 May 1673; Mary, 30 May 1675; Mercy,  12 Dec. 1677;
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Israel, 27 Mar. 1680; Nathaniel, 9 Feb. 1682.  DANIEL, Dedham, s. of
the first Daniel, freem. 1690, m. 19 Jan. 1675, Mary Fuller, d. prob.
of Robert of the same, had Mary, b. 27 Sept. 1676; Jeremiah, 10 June
1679; Daniel, 7 Jan. 1682; Hannah, 10 Oct. 1684; Nathaniel, 5 Apr.
1687, H. C. 1706, first min. of Dighton; Margaret, 28 Feb. 1690; and
Abigail, 27 Sept. 1694; and he d. 17 Nov. 1713. His wid. d. 19 Mar.
1726.  EDWARD, Portsmouth, R. I. freem. 1655. His d. Ruth m. 2 June
1664, John Potter of Warwick, and Frances, ano. d. m. John Briggs of
the same.  ELEAZER, Wrentham, m. 21 Mar. 1688, Hannah Leonard, had
Eleazer, b. 19 Dec. 1688; Hezekiah, 29 Sept. 1691; and Hannah, la Oct.
1695.  JOHN, a petitnr. for gr. of Lancaster 1644, perhaps the same as
foll.  JOHN, Medfield, s. of the sec. Joshua of Dedham, m. Apr. 1658,
Elizabeth d. of Thomas Boylston of Watertown, Elizabeth b. 6 Feb. foll.; had Elizabeth b. 6 
Feb. foll. was  freem. 1682. From his will of 26 June 1668, it is found that he had 
John, and Elizabeth by her, had m. ano. w. Mary, prob. d. of Nathaniel Treadway, 
had Jonathan, and hopes of ano. ch. Elizabeth m. 2 Jan. 1678, John Plimpton 
of the same.  JOHN,  Dedham, s. of Daniel the first, m. 15 June
1681, Rebecca Ellis. || JOSHUA, Dedham 1639, br. of the sec. Anthony,
b. in Eng. freem. 13 May 1640, ar. co. 1640, d. or was bur. 14 Jan.
1646. * JOSHUA, Dedham, b. in Eng. of unkn. f. but prob. a br. of Anthony
the first, m. 15 Mar. 1643, Mary, d. of deac. Nathan Aldis, as I confidently infer.
had Mary, b. 23 Mar. 1644; Joshua, 30 Oct. 1645; Hannah, 14 Feb. 1647,
d. soon; Abigail, 19 Mar. 1649; Joshua, 19 Jan. 1651; John, 18 Feb.
1652; and Hannah, again, 19 Jan. 1653; liv. in the pt. wh. bec.
Medfield, freem. 2 May 1649, rep. 1653, and six yrs. more, d. 1674. He
was also deac. and his will of 2 May in that yr. provides for w. Ann,
wh. may have been third w. d. Mary, w. of Thomas Battles, m. 5 Sept.
1648, and ea. of her ch. for Joshua, and John, s. of Joshua, a gr.ch.
for John, Elizabeth Jonathan, ch. of his s. John; and Vigilance, ch. of
his s. lieut. Joshua; for Mary, sis. of Vigilance, w. of Thomas Clap,
m. 10 Nov. 1662; for ano. gr.ch. w. of John Houghton, and ano. gr.ch.
Hannah, whose fam. name is illeg. By her will of 8 Apr. 1675, pro. 1
Feb. 1677, the wid. Ann helps construct. of the preced. and the will
of Lydia, wid. of Joshua, 29 Mar. 1680, speaks of her s. Vigilance and
d. Mary Clap, shows she was w. of lieut. Joshua of whose est. as he d.
intest. admin. was giv. 10 Feb. 1709 to s. Joshua, and John.  JOSHUA,
Dedham, s. of the preced. prob. b. in Eng. m. 16 Feb. 1654, Lydia,
wid. of Samuel Oliver, had Vigilance, b. 21 Nov. foll.; James, 1 Mar.
1657; and he was a lieut. d. 10 Aug. 1672. His wid. d. 2 Feb. 1683. Among 
deaths at D. are found those of John, 5 Sept. 1637; and of Constance, 1 Dec.
1638, both, perhaps, inf. ch. of this man by a former w.  JOSHUA,
Dedham, s. of the preced. by w. Mary had Mary, b. 25 Mar. 1645, and
perhaps other ch. beside Joshua and John, name. in the will of their gr. gr.f.
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and he d. 26 Jan. 1709.  JOSIAH, Dedham, freem. 1678, and the same or
ano. is in the list of 13 Feb. 1684. Prob. there were two Josiahs of
D. and the latter m. Mehitable, d. of William Veazie of Braintree.
NATHANIEL, Dedham, br. of Cornelius, m. 26 Dec. 1649, Esther, d. of
John Hunting, had only ch. kn. to me, Nathaniel, b. 31 July 1660; and
d. 23 May 1676; and his wid. d. 24 May of next yr. He made his will 26
Jan. 1661, tho. it was not pro. bef. 28 July 1676. * OLIVER, Wrentham,
rep. 1689.  SAMUEL, Boston, m. 22 Mar. 1659, Milcha, d. of Thomas
Snow. * SAMUEL, Wrentham, s. of Thomas the first of Dedham, by 
w. Meletiah Snow had Samuel; Elizabeth; Ebenezer, b. 20 Dec. 1670; 
Hannah, 25 Oct. 1672; Melatiah; and Abigail, 11 Feb. 1674; was deac. rep.
1689, and d. 5 Jan. 1703.  STEPHEN, Billerica, aged man, d. 26 Dec.
1682.  THOMAS, Cambridge 1634, came, perhaps, from Winton in Eng. but
it is not told whether the town were in Westmoreland or Yorksh. and I
doubt the spell. may have been Winston, in Co. SuffÕk. had Thomas, 
Samuel, perhaps a d. was freem. 4 Mar. 1635, rem. to Dedham 1637, 
was engag. to build the meeting-ho. and d. 1638. His wid. Elizabeth d. 
21 Jan. 1651.  THOMAS, Dedham, perhaps s. of the preced. m. 5 Dec.
1666, Rebecca, d. of the first George Woodward of the same, freem.
1678. He had six ds. no s. and the same or ano. is in the list of 1678. A Mary 
F. wid. join. Boston ch. 25 Dec. 1647, and d. 6 Sept. 1653, but I kn. not wh.
was her h.  VIGILANCE, Medfield, s. of lieut. Joshua, m. 27 Nov. 1678, Rebecca
Partridge, perhaps d. of John, had Lydia, b. 26 Aug. 1679; Samuel, 12 Dec. 1681;
James, 4 Apr. 1686; Rebecca, 25 June 1688; David, 12 Nov. 1690, d. soon; and
Abigail, 25 Aug. 1692. His w. d. 6 July 1694; and by sec. w. Hannah he had
Benjamin, 29 Nov. 1697; Joseph, 28 Aug. 1699; Hannah, and Mary, tw. 
29 Oct. 1702; and Ebenezer, wh. d. young. The f. d. 10 Apr. 1713.  
WILLIAM, Marshfield, m. 17 Mar. 1684, Lydia, d. of Houlton
or Holten. Eleven of this name had been gr. at Harv. and fifteen at
other N. E. coll. some yrs. back, of wh. five from Harv. and seven
from the others were clerg. Great labor I have found to conciliate
these Fishers, and some of it may seem unsuccess.
       FISKE, BENJAMIN, Medfield, m. 1674, Bathshua Morse, had
Benjamin, and other ch. Possib. he was s. of William.  DAVID,
Watertown 1637 or earlier, had w. Sarah, d. of Edmund Smith of
Wrentham in Co. Suff. but I kn. not, whether she liv. to come with him
and their childr. He was freem. Mar. 1638; d. prob. 1661, for his will
is of 10 Sept. 1660, and pro. 22 Jan. 1662. In it he ment. s. David,
d. Fitch, s.-in-law Fitch, bapt. names not express. and the gr.ch. *
DAVID, Cambridge, s. of the preced. b. in Eng. a. 1623, by w. Lydia
Cooper, d. of that wid. wh. m. Gregory Stone, had Sarah, wh. d. young,
was bur. 8 May 1647; Lydia, b. 29 Apr. 1647; David, 1 Sept. 1648, wh.
d. at one yr. The w. d. 29 Nov. 1654, and he m. 6 Sept. 1655,
Seaborne, or Sarah, as the rec. of license to William Hubbard for the
m. says, d. of William Wilson of Ipswich, had Elizabeth; Sarah, again;
Hannah, bapt. 27 Nov. 1659; and Abigail, b. 1 Feb. 1674; was freem.
1647; was lieut. and rep. in the Courts of 1689 and 90. In 1686 he
gave import. depon. then call. hims. 63, and he d. 14 Feb. 1711, when
his gr.st. makes him 87, so that Barry here fails of his usual care.
He liv. at the Cambridge Farms, now Lexington. His will of 1708 ment.
w. Seaborne, and ch. David, Elizabeth Ann, and Abigail; the d. Lydia,
older than any of these, wh. m. Nicholas
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Wyeth, jr. was d. Elizabeth m. John Russell; Hannah m. Timothy Carter; and
Abigail m. Henry Baldwin; both of Woburn.  DAVID, Cambridge, of the
preced. freem. 1684, by w. Sarah Day, perhaps d. of Robert, m. at
Ipswich, 17 June 1674, had David, b. 5 Jan. 1677; Jonathan, 19 May
1679; Ann, 2 Apr. 1683; Robert, 8 Mar. 1689; and perhaps that Ebenezer
wh. d. at Lexington 10 Dec. 1775, aged 84. Bond says, his w. d. 22
Apr. 1729; and he d. says the gr.stone, 23 Oct. 1729.  DAVID,
Watertown, s. of the first Nathan, m. 15 Dec. 1675, Elizabeth d. of George
Reed of Woburn, had Nathan, b. a. 1676; and David, 11 Dec. 1678. He d.
a. 1694.  JAMES, Salem 1641, or earlier, s. of Thomas of Co. Suff.
Eng. unless he were s. of Phineas, as to me seems more prob. freem. 18
May 1642, rem. to Haverhill, there by w. Ann had James, b. 8 Aug.
1649; John, 10 Dec. 1651; Ann, 1654, d. soon; Ann, again, 1656; and
Samuel, 1 Nov. 1658.  JAMES, Groton, s. prob. of Phineas, b. in Eng.
but we kn. little of him, exc. from his will of 14 June 1689, that nam. s.
John, Samuel, and Thomas, beside d. Hannah; but prob. his w. was d. and
he d. 4 July foll.  His excors. were Nathaniel Lawrence, and Jonas Prsecott, 
wh. I judge the first of those names in that town.  As Butler, in his valua. Hist.
did not ment. him, it may be presum. that he had not long resid. there, or, at 
least, that neither of the ch. was b. in that place.  JOHN, Wenham, s. of that John 
wh. d. 1633 (and was s. of William, s. of Robert, wh. was s. of Richard of Laxfield 
in Queen Mary's time); b. as Mather tells (in Magn. III. c. 24), a. 1601,
at St. James parish in South Elmham, a subdiv. of the hundred of
Wangford, Co. Suff. bred at King's Coll. Cambr. there took his A. B.
1625, tho. Mather makes it Emanuel, m. a. eight and twenty yrs. of
age, by the same auth. 1629, Ann Gipps of Frinshall, Co. Norf. had, as
tradit. said, two ch. wh. d. inf. but two others he brot. with his w.
and a younger br. perhaps William, to Boston, 1637, sat down first at
Cambridge, but rem. the same yr. to Salem, freem. 2 Nov. 1637, taught
the gr. sch. among his pupils one being famous afterward as Sir George
Downing, min. for Cromwell and Charles Il. at the Hague, had John, b.
29 Aug. bapt. 2 Sept. 1638, d. under nine yrs.; Sarah, 24, bapt. 26
July 1640; Moses, b. at Wenham, 12 Apr. bapt. at Salem by Mr. Norris
in June 1642, H. C. 1662; he had preach. occasional. for Hugh Peters,
and rem. to be min. at Wenham, ord. 8 Oct. 1644, had there Ann, 15
Jan. bapt. 12 Mar. 1646, being the first bapt. in that ch. Eliezur, 8,
bapt. 14 Feb. 1647, d. young; rem. 1655 to and was min. of Chelmsford,
where his w. Ann d. 14 Feb. 1672, "after liv. with him a. 37 yrs."
This renders Mather's acco. of the m. in 1629, impossib. and also the
tradit. of his hav. had four ch. in Eng. as she was his first w. and
makes it prob. that he brot. only one ch. On 1 Aug. foll. he m. Elizabeth
wid. of Edmund Henchman, and he d. 14 Jan. 1677. His d. Ann m. Capt.
John Brown of Reading, and d. 30 May 1681, aged 35. * JOHN, Wenham, s.
of Phineas of the same, b. in Eng. constable 1643, rep. 1669, d. 1683,
leav. wid. Remember, wh. m. 1689, William Goodhue, as his fourth w.
and ch. John, freem. 1685; Samuel; Noah; Elizabeth and Remember, wh. m. 21
Jan. 1690, Nehemiah Abbot; beside, it is said, one other ch.  JOHN, Watertown 
1648, m. 11 Dec. 1651, Sarah, eldest d. of Nicholas Wyeth of Cambridge, had
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Sarah, b. 1 Feb. 1653; John, 7 Nov. 1654, d. in 3 mos.; John, again,
20 Nov. 1655; Margaret, 28 Nov. 1658; Mary, 5 July 1661; William, 23
Feb. 1664; Martha, 15 Dec. 1666; Elizabeth 11 May 1669; Nathaniel, 11
Sept. 1672; and Abigail, 8 Oct. 1675; was never freem. prob. but took
the o. of fidel. 1652, and d. 28 Oct. 1684, aet. 65. Mary m. 5 Feb.
1684, Joseph Mason; Martha m. 20 Jan. 1684, George Adams; Elizabeth m. 
27 Dec. 1688, Simon Mellen; and Abigail m. 14 July 1699, Jonathan
Sanderson.  JOHN, Chelmsford, s. of Rev. John, m. 1666, Lydia
Fletcher, perhaps d. of Robert, had no ch. d. a. 1700.  JOHN,
Watertown, s. of John of the same, m. 9 Dec. 1679, Abigail d. of
Thomas Park, had Abigail, b. 12 June 1684; Elizabeth 20 Jan. 1686; John,
15 May 1687; Jonathan, bapt. 25 Nov. 1688, d. soon; Jonathan, again, 8
Dec. 1689; Hepzibah, b. 13 Jan. 1694; a d. 1695, d. soon; and David,
13 Apr. 1697. He took 2d w. Jan. 1700, Hannah Richards, wh. d. 1714,
had Hannah, bapt. 8 Oct. 1704, was freem. 1690, and d. 1718. JOHN, a
physician at Milford 1695. After long protract. search, I can add that
he m. 17 Jan. 1682, Hannah, d. of first John Baldwin, was s. of John
the constable of Wenham, and gr.s. of Phineas of Wenham; and beside
Benjamin, bapt. 1696, and perhaps Ebenezer, and John, wh. join. the
ch. at M. 1714, had s. Rev. Phineas, Y. C. 1704; but all these ch.
were b. at Wenham.  JOSEPH, Lynn, m. 22 May 1677, Elizabeth Haman, had
Joseph, b. July 1678. He prob. rem. to Ipswich, and there Joseph d. at
20 yrs. He had there, by sec. w. Susanna, d. Susanna, b. 18 Mar. 1700.
It may well be assum. that he was a relative to some Wenham Fiske, but
in what degree is unkn.  MOSES, Braintree, s. of Rev. John, was at
Dover, perhaps as preach. freem. 1666, was ord. at B. 11 Sept. 1672,
m. 7 Nov. 1671, Sarah, d. of William Symmes of Charlestown, wh. d. 2
Nov. or Dec. 1692, hav. brot. him fourteen ch. of wh. 7 s. were John;
John 2d; Samuel; Samuel, 2d, b. 6 Apr. 1689, H. C. 1708, min. of
Salem; Moses; William; and Edward. He m. 7 Jan. 1701, Ann, wid. of
Daniel Quincy, d. of Rev. Thomas Shepard, the first, of Charlestown,
had one d. and one s. Shepard, b. 19 Apr. 1703, H. C. 1721, a
physician. His w. d. 24 July 1708; and he d. 10 Aug. foll.  NATHAN,
Watertown, prob. br. of the first David, was of an honor. fam. in Co.
Suff. bearing coat of arms so early as the days of Hen. VI., as
appears on rec. freem. 10 May 1643, by w. Susanna had Nathan, b. 17
Oct. 1642; John, 25 Aug. 1647; David, 29 Apr. 1650; Nathaniel, 12 July
1653; and Sarah, wh. m. Abraham Gale. He d. 21 June 1676, made his
will two days bef. nam. s. John excor. but of that s. we hear no more
from Bond. Perhaps he d. unm. or rem.  NATHAN, Cambridge, s. of the
preced. freem. 1672, by w. Elizabeth had Nathan, b. 9 Feb. 1666, d. young;
Elizabeth 11 Jan. 1668 ; Martha, 12 Jan. 1670 ; Nathan, again, 3
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Jan. 1672; Susanna, 7 Apr. 1674; Abigail, 18 Feb. 1676; William, 5
Dec. 1677, d. soon; William, again, 10 Nov. 1678; and Ann, wh. d. 11
July 1683; and he d. 1694. His wid. d. 15 May 1696. His s. Nathan, wh.
m. Sarah, d. of Simon Cooledge, had eight ch. of wh. the eldest s.
Nathan, b. 25 Feb. 1702, m. Ann Warren, was f. of Rev. Nathan of
Brookfield, D. D. b. 9 Sept. 1733 at Weston, H. C. 1754.  NATHANIEL,
Watertown, youngest br. of the sec. Nathan, m. 13 Apr. 1677, Mary,
wid. of John Child, d. of Daniel Warren, had Nathaniel, b. 8 June
1678; Hannah, 29 Aug. 1680; John, 17 Mar. 1683; Sarah, 4 July 1684;
Lydia, 2 Dec. 1687; Mary, bapt. 20 Apr. 1690; Elizabeth 24 June 1692; and
Abigail, 28 Aug. 1698. * PHINEAS, Salem 1641, or earlier, perhaps f.
but freq. call. br. of James, freem. 18 May 1642, rem. to Wenham 1644,
was capt. rep. 1653, had James, John, and Thomas, all b. in Eng.
and nam. in his will of 6 Mar. 1673. He d. 7 Apr. foll.
SAMUEL, Wenham, s. of John, not the Rev. but the constable, freem.
1680, of wh. I kn. no more, exc. that bef. Mar. 1694 he had rem. to
Milford.  STEPHEN, Reading, call. by Eaton an early sett. * THOMAS,
Wenham, s. of Phineas, came prob. with his f. in early youth was rep.
1671, 2, and often after, espec. in the Revo. time 1689-91, a capt. was
foreman of the jury in that sad case of witchcraft of Rebecca Nurse,
after verdict of not guilty, prevailed on to convict by the wonderful
perversity and extraordinary ignorance of the Court. His shocking
confession against hims. and the judges is in Hutch. II. 52. THOMAS,
Wenham, prob. s. of the preced. m. 3 Nov. 1678, Rebecca, youngest ch.
of Rev. William Perkins, was freem. 1690. * WILLIAM, Salem 1637, br.
of Rev. John, with wh. he prob. came, as he had gr. of ld. that yr.
freem. 18 May 1642, rem. to Wenham, and was the first town clk. or
clk. of the writs, 1644, had by w. Bridget Musket of Pelham, m. in
Eng. William, Samuel, Joseph, Benjamin, and Martha, some, perhaps
most, b. in Eng. but William was bapt. at Salem 4 June 1643, yet he
may have been 2d of the name; was rep. 1647-50, d. 1654. In the Col.
Rec. I. 235, is settlem. of rights betw. him and his br. John, by wh.
it seems that he was in Sept. 1638, under 24 yrs. of age. Endicot,
Hathorne, and two other of the ch. men of S. made the terms of agreem.
Prob. his wid. m. 3 Nov. 1661, Thomas Rix. of S.  WILLIAM, 
Salem or Wenham, s. of the preced. was freem. 1670.  WILLIAM,
Watertown, s. of John the first, m. 20 Oct. 1693, Hannah, d. of John
Smith, had William, b. 24 Aug. 1694, d. young; Hannah, 13 Oct. 1696,
Mary, 1699, d. soon; Thomas, 12 Sept. 1701; William, again, 13 Mar.
1704; John, 24 Aug. 1706; and Samuel, 4 Jan. 1709. Of this name,
sometimes spelled without e, twenty had many yrs. ago been gr. at
Harv. of wh. 7 were clerg. and twenty at other N. E. coll. of wh. 9
were clerg. That the Coll. catal. capriciously divides the fam. is
plain eno. as Rev. Moses has the authentic Eng. letters, and his s.
Rev. Samuel loses the
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final letter. Much of the foregoing is deriv. from a very val. tract
on Suff. Emigr. by Rev. Joseph Hunter, F. A. S. in 3 Mass. Hist. Coll.
X. 158, wh. informs us, that, at the Herald's office it appears, in
early times, this fam. was entit. to coat armor.
        FITCH, * BENJAMIN, Reading, s. of Zechary, perhaps b. in Eng.
had Benjamin, wh. d. 24 June 1662; and Zechary, wh. d. 16 Apr. 1684;
was freem. 1679, rep. 1689, 91 and 2, deac. d. 1713.  BENJAMIN,
Boston, perhaps s. of the preced. m. 2 Mar. 1693, Mary Het, and d. 14
Dec. 1739, aged 73.  DAVID, New London, s. of Rev. James, had David,
Adonijah, and Mary, perhaps more.  ELEAZER, Lebanon, youngest br. 
of the preced. m. his cous. Martha, d. of capt. John Brown, had 
no ch.  JABEZ, Ipswich, s. of Rev. James, was tutor some
time at Harv. ord. 1703, as collea. to Rev. John Rogers, m. 10 June
1704, Elizabeth d. of John Appleton; had Elizabeth b. 16 Aug. 1705; Margaret;
Mary; Ann; John, H. C. 1728; and James; rem. to Portsmouth, was there
inst. a. 1725, d. 22 Nov. 1746.  JAMES, Boston, a tailor, came in the
Defence, 1635, aged 30, with w. Abigail, 24, and they both in Dec.
foll. were adm. of our ch. had Elizabeth bapt. 15 May 1636; and I find no
more of him, but that he was of Muddy riv. 1638.  JAMES, Saybrook, b.
24 Dec. 1622, at Bocking, Co. Essex, was brot. a. 1638, to N. E. but
where he was prepar. for the min. is unkn. tho. prob. with Hooker and
Stone of Hartford, as the inscript. on his gr.st. tells, mak. the
period of study seven yrs. and is in Mather's sec. classis. ord. 1646,
by w. Abigail, d. of Rev. Henry Whitfield, had James, b. 2 Aug. 1649;
Abigail, 5 Aug. 1650; Elizabeth 2 Jan. 1652; Hannah, 17 Dec. 1653; Samuel,
early in Mar. 1655; and Dorothy, Apr. 1658. His w. d. 9 Sept. 1659;
and next yr. he rem. to sett. Norwich with large pt. of his S. people,
m. 2 Oct. 1664, Priscilla, d. of Maj. John Mason, had Daniel, b. Aug.
1665; John, Jan. 1668; Jeremiah, Sept. 1670; Jabez, Apr. 1672, H. C.
1694; Ann, Apr. 1675; Nathaniel, Oct. 1679; Joseph, Nov. 1681; and
Eleazur, 14 May 1683; all ment. as liv. in the will, 1696, and all but
the last had fam. He gave up his office 1696, rem. to Lebanon, and d.
18 Nov. 1702. His d. Abigail m. prob. the sec. John Mason of Norwich;
Elizabeth m. 5 Sept. 1674, Rev. Edward Taylor of Westfield, and d. 1689; 
Hannah m. it is said, Thomas Meeks, or Mix; Dorothy m. Nathaniel Bissell;
and Ann m. 5 Oct. 1698, Joseph Bradford; but this makes strange discord
with the Geneal. Reg. IV. 46 and 49. à JAMES, Lebanon, or Canterbury,
eldest s. of the preced. was a man of importance, major, an Assist. of
the Col. 1681, and prob. many yrs. later, m. 1 Jan. 1676, Elizabeth youngest d.
of maj. John Mason own sis. of the sec. w. of his f. wh. d. 8 Oct. 1684, and
by her had James, b. 1 Jan. 1678, d. soon; James again, 7 June 1679; Jedediah,
17 Apr. 1681; Samuel, 1684; and by sec. w. Alice, wid. of Rev. William
Adams, d. of Dep. Gov. William Bradford, m. 18 May 1687, had Abigail, 22
Feb. 1688; Ebenezer, 10 Jan. 1690; Daniel, Feb. 1693; John, 1695; Bridget,
1698; Josiah, 1699; William, 1701; and Jabez, 1703. Of these seventeen 
no date for b. of any is seen; yet we have happiness of hear. the 
names of ten: James, Jedediah, Samuel, Abigail, Ebenezer, 
Daniel, Jeremiah, Thomas, Lucy, and Jabez. JEREMIAH, Lynn, 
1634, rem. to Reading 1644. JEREMIAH, Boston, perhaps
s. of the preced. or of Zachary, by w. Esther had Mary, b. 1 Mar.
1653; and his w. d. 14 Sept. 1656. Next he m. 6 Oct. 1657, Sarah
Chubbuck of Hingham, had Jeremiah 5 Feb. 1660; was freem. 1690. Of
his est. admin. was giv. 21 July 1692, to wid. Martha. His d. Deborah 
m. Joseph Belknap, jr. and Rebecca m. William Tudman. One Jeremiah 
d. at Rehoboth, 15 Oct. 1676.
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JEREMIAH, Lebanon, fifth s. of Rev. James, d. at Conventry 22 May
1736, teach. us by his will of 8 Mar. preced. that he left w. Ruth, ch.
Jeremiah, Abner, Gideon, Elisha, James, Hannah, and Ruth. JOHN, 
came in the Defence 1635, aged 14, and so might be suppos. br.
of the first James; but a doubt arises, for the same London custom ho.
rec. at Westminster Hall, I found, gave passage in the Blessing, on
the same day, to one of the same name and age. Carelessness in parts
of that rec. if not wilful mistakes, is quite apparent; but perhaps
one of sev. foll. may be either passeng.  JOHN, Rehoboth 1644, prob.
had John, wh. was bur. Apr. 1676, prob. posthum. for I suppose the f.
was k. by the Ind. 26 Mar. preced. a volunteer under Pierce. Baylies, 
II.200. JOHN, Windsor, d. 1676, on 9 May, of wound rec. in the gr.
battle of 19 Dec. preced.; had been there many yrs. His w. d. bef. and
he had no ch. was not a freem. prob. not relat. of the many in Conn. 
wh. then bore the name.  JOHN, Gloucester,  m. wid. Mary Coit, 3 
Oct. 1667, wh. d. 7 Nov. 1692; he d. 7 Nov. 1715.  JOHN, Norwalk, 
s. of Thomas, m. 3  Dec. 1674, Rebecca, d. of deac. Henry Lindall of New 
Haven, had John, b. 29 Sept. 1677; Rebecca, 15 Jan. 1680; and Nathaniel, 6 Nov. 
1682. * JOHN, Windham, s. of Rev. James, m. 10 July 1695, Elizabeth eldest d. of Thomas
Waterman, had Elizabeth b. 1 June 1696; Miriam, 17 Oct. 1699; Priscilla, 5 Feb. 1702; John, 8 
Mar. 1705; was capt. and d. 24 May 1743; and his wid. d. 25 June 1751.  By Stiles, 620, 
he is confus. with former John.  JOSEPH, Norwalk 1652, perhaps br. of Thomas, rem. 
1655 to Northampton, thence in 1660 to Hartford, m. Mary, d. of Rev. Samuel 
Stone, had Joseph, Nathaniel, perhaps ano. s. certain. sev. ds. was rep. 1662-8,
then rem. to Windsor, there had large farm, enjoy. by sev. generat. of
his posterity, and was liv. in 1713. With his mo. and elder br. he
owned est. at Birch in Essex, wh. they gave power to Samuel Wyllis,
when he went to Eng. to sell. He sold to his br.-in-law Hezekiah, s.
of Gov. Haynes.  JOSEPH, Reading, s. of Zechary of the same, by w.
Hannah, m. 2 July 1661, had Hannah, b. 3 Mar. 1662, d. in few days; d.
1694, aet.59. Coffin. JOSEPH, Stonington, eighth s. of Rev. James, m. 2
Nov. 1703, his cous. Sarah, d. of Samuel Mason, had Sarah, b. 24 Jan. 
1705; Mason, 11 Sept. 1708; and Joseph, 14 Feb. 1711; and he m. 29 Dec.
1721, sec. w. Ann, eldest d. of Rev. Samuel Whiting, had Samuel, 16 Jan. 
1724, a disting. lawyer; Eleazer, 29 Aug. 1726; rem. to Lebanon and Windham
had Asahel, 7 Mov. 1728; Ichabod, 17 May 1734; Ann, 12 July 1737; and Thomas,
11 June 1739, d. young.  NATHANIEL, Lebanon, br. of the preced. m. 10 Dec.
1701, Ann, d. of Joshua Abel, had Ann, b. 5 Nov. 1702; Joshua, 13 Feb. 1704;
Nathan, 29 Mar. 1705; Nehemiah, 10 Feb. 1708; James, 15 Oct. 1709; John, 7
Jan. 1712; Nathaniel, 14 May 1714; Mehitable, 3 Feb. 1717; Elizabeth 26 May 1718;
Rachel, Oct. 1720, d. at 6 mos.; Abel, 22 Nov. 1722; Caleb, 17 June 1725; and
his w. d. 3 July 1728.  He m. 17 Sept. 1729, Mindwell Tisdale, and had Jabez, 4
Oct. 1730, wh. d. young; Ezekiel, 11 Mar. 1732; and Isaac 10 May 1734; and d. 1759, 
his will being of 14 Feb. in that yr.  RICHARD, Boston, perhaps br. of the James wh.
came in 1635, as both were of Muddy riv. 1638. * SAMUEL, perhaps at
Milford 1644, certain. of Hartford 1650, schoolmr. m. that yr. or
early in the next, Mary, wid. of William Whiting, freem. 1651, rep.
1654 and 5, d. 1659; he had Samuel, wh. went to Milford; and Thomas,
b. 1652, wh. liv. at Wethersfield. His wid. m. Alexander Bryan of
Milford. SAMUEL, Reading, prob. the s. of Zechary, tho. Eaton calls
him an early sett. He m. Sarah, d. of Job Lane, but of ch. I kn. not.
SAMUEL, Milford, s. of Samuel, by w. Sarah had only ch. Sarah, and
d. 1690.  THOMAS, Norwalk 1652, br. of Rev. James, prob. came with him 
in 1637, freem. 1657, was early the richest inhab. had Thomas, ana John bef.
ment. and with them and well grown gr. childr. was liv. in 1688. But
strangely Farmer makes him f. of Gov. Thomas. THOMAS, Boston,
cordwainer, by w. Martha, d. of David Fiske the first of Watertown,
had Martha, b. 9 Nov. 1656; Mary, 17 Feb. 1659; Sarah, 14 June 1661;
Elizabeth 2 Aug. bapt. 4 Sept. 1664; and Thomas, 5 Feb. 1669. The ch. rec.
of bapt. of one of his ds. calls him of Watertown, freem. 1666, d.
1678, leav. wid. Martha. THOMAS, Norwalk, s. of Thomas of the same, a
serg. in 1672, had four ch. of wh. one d. bef. him. He d. 1690, leav.
Sarah, then aged 21; Thomas, 19; Mary, 16; and Samuel 2 1/2. The third
Norwalk Thomas,
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s. of the preced. wh. d. 10 May 1731, was f. of Gov. Thomas, so that
not only one generat. but two, were sunk in the common statement, as
giv. by Farmer, of progenit. of the Gov. THOMAS, Wethersfield, s. of
Samuel of the same, m. a. 1680, Abigail, d. prob. youngest of William
Goodrich of the same, had Thomas, b. 20 July 1681, d. young; and
Sibbil, 2 Nov. 1684, d. in few wks. as did the mo. in 5 days. He next
m. Sarah, d. of Samuel Boardman of the same, had four ch. of whose
names we are ign. and d. 17 Oct. 1704. ZECHARY, Reading, freem. 7
Sept. 1638, had Samuel, b. 6 Mar. 1645; and Zechary, 20 June 1647;
beside sev. other ch. was deac. and d. 9 June 1662. His will of 3 May
preced. names w. Mary, s. Joseph, Samuel, Benjamin, John, Jeremiah,
and Thomas, beside d. Sarah, w. of John Wessen or Weston of Salem. In
some rec. this man's name and his S. are spell. Fitts and often, Fitz.
Four of the name had, in 1828, been gr. at Harv. and sixteen at Yale.
      FITCHEW, PETER, Boston, a passeng. in the Champion, wh. drown.
hims. as the inq. bef. Gov. Winthrop 18 May 1639, made return. See
Geneal. Reg. VIII. 55. He prob. had no fam.
      FITTS, ABRAHAM, Salisbury, s. of Robert, m. 16 May 1655, Sarah,
d. of Simon Thompson of Ipswich, whither he rem. was freem. 1674,
prob. had s. of the same name. RICHARD, Ipswich, rem. to Newbury, m. 8
Oct. 1654, Sarah Ordway, wh. d. 24 Apr. 1667; and he d. 2 Dec. 1672.
RICHARD, Salisbury, perhaps s. of the preced. by w. Sarah had
Nathaniel, b. 13 July 1699. ROBERT, Salisbury 1640, rem. to Ipswich,
d. a. 1665, leav. w. Grace, and s. Abraham above ment. Perhaps this
name has bec. Fitz.
      FITZRANDLE, FITTSRENDOLFE, or FITTSRANDOLFE, EDWARD, Scituate
1637, m. 10 May, Elizabeth d. of Thomas Blossom, and join. the ch. 14 May;
but went to Barnstable 1639, there had Nathaniel, bapt. 9 Aug. 1640,
d. at 4 mos.; Nathaniel, again, 16 May 1642; Mary, 6 Oct. 164 d.
young; Hannah, 23 Apr. 1648; Mary, 2 June 1651; John, 7 Oct. 1653;
Joseph, b. 1 Mar.1656; Thomas, 16 Aug.1659; and Hope, 2 Apr. 1661.
Hannah m. 6 Nov. 1668, Jasper Taylor; and Mary m. 15 Jan. 1669, Samuel
Hinckley as 2d w. NATHANIEL, Barnstable, eldest ch, of the preced. m.
Nov. 1662, Mary Holley, had John, b. 1 Feb. 1663; and Isaac, 7 Dec.
1664. PHILIP, Boston 1672, merch.
      FLACK, COTTON, Boston 1634, freem. 13 May 1640, by w. Jane had
Deborah, bur. May 1642; Deborah, again, b. 5, bapt. 13 Oct. 1644, d.
young; and s. Samuel, to wh. he gave, by will of 2 Nov. 1654, pro. 5
Aug. 1658, his est. in that pt. of the town now Brookline, all the
rest to his w. SAMUEL, Boston, s. of the preced. by w. Mary had John,
b. 12 Mar. 1653; Hannah, 26 Oct. 1656; and his w. d. soon after. By w.
Ann, he had Hannah, b. 21 Aug. 1659.
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      FLAGG, ALLEN, Watertown, youngest ch. of Thomas, m. 12 Mar.
1685, Sarah, d. of John Ball, had Sarah, b. 6 Aug. 1686; Mary; Allen,
9 Feb. 1691; Daniel, 16 Oct. 1637; Dinah, 1699, d. at 5 yrs.; Mercy,
and Deliverance, tw. 13 May 1702; Jonathan, 1 May 1704; and Dinah,
Dec. 1709; and d. 1711. BARTHOLOMEW, Watertown, was a br. of  the
preced. and serv. in Moseley's comp. Dec. 1673, in the great
Narraganset campaign of Philip's war. His name in Geneal. Reg. VIII.
241, is curious. pervert. to Bolthomy. BENJAMIN, Watertown, s. of
Thomas, m. 26 Sept. 1690, Experience, d. of Richard Child, had
Benjamin, b. 25 Aug. 1691; Experience, 5 May 1693; Abigail, 16 Apr.
1694; Bartholomew, 16 Nov. 1697; Elizabeth 28 Dec. 1699; Gershom, 11 July
1702; Mary, bapt. 9 Apr. 1704; Ebenezer, 21 Jan. 1706; and Richard, 30
May 1608; was freem. 1690, and d. 3 May 1741; his wid. d. 1747.
ELIEZUR, Concord, prob. br. of the preced. freem. 1690, had Eliezur,
Joseph, and Priscilla. His will, says Barry, was pro. 1722. GERSHOM,
Woburn, by Bond thot. s. of Thomas of Watertown, freem. 1674, m. M
Apr. 1668, Hannah Leffingwell, had Gershom, b. 10 Mar. 1669; Eleazer,
1 Aug. 1670; John, 25 May 1673; Hannah, 12 Mar. 1675; Thomas, 22 June
1677; Ebenezer, 21 Dec. 1678; Abigail, 8 Jan. 1681; Mary, 2 Feb. 1683;
Thomas, 19 Apr. 1685; and Benoni, 19 Aug. 1687, d. same day; was a
lieut. k. in fight with the Ind. at Wheel wright's pond, 6 July 1690.
His wid. m. 10 Dec. 1696, Israel Walker. JOHN Watertown, eldest ch. of
Thomas, m. 30 Mar. 1670, Mary, d. of Richard Gale, had Mary, wh. m.
Ebenezer Pratt; Sarah, b. 5 June 1675, d. soon; and John, 6 Nov. 1677;
was freem. 1682, and d. 1697. MICHAEL, Watertown, s. of Thomas, m.
1673, Mary, d. of John Bigelow, had Abigail, b. 1685; Michael, 1689;
and Mary, 1691; by sec. w. Mary Earle, m. 1704, he had Earl, b. 29 May
1706; Prudence, 1708; and Bezabel. his will was pro. 1711. THOMAS,
Watertown, came as serv. of Richard Carver from Scratby in the hundred
of East Flegg, Co. Norf. a few miles N. of Yarmouth, where they emb.
1637, aged 21; by w. Mary, had John, b. 15 June 1643; Bartholomew, 23
Feb. 1645; Thomas, 28 Apr. 1646; Michael, 23 Mar. 1651; Eliezur, 14
May 1653; Elizabeth 20 Mar. 1655; Mary, 14 June 1657; Rebecca, 5 Sept.
1660; Benjamin, 25 June 1662; and Allen, bef. ment. 16 May 1665.
Barry, from wh. I copy in part, says he was liv. 1691. Elizabeth and Mary
m. Joshua, and Samuel, s. of John Bigelow, and brs. of Mary, w. of
Michael F. In the rec. of W. the name is spell. Fleg, or Flegg, in
conformity, as in our Eng. patronymics is so usual, with its geograph.
deriv. but, in general, at other places, conform. to the sound.
THOMAS, Watertown, s. of the preced. m. 18 Feb. 1668, Rebecca, d. of
Edward Dikes or Dix, had Mary, b. 19 Dec. 1668; Hannah, 24 Apr. 1671;
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Rebecca, 31 Jan. 1674; Jemima; Hepzibah; and Thomas; and d. 1719, at
the pt. of the town wh. bec. Weston. William Lancaster, k. by the Ind.
22 Aug. 1675, as Willard, 37, in the Hist. has it, possib. was s. of
first Thomas.
      FLANDERS, JOHN, Salisbury, youngest s. of Stephen, a soldier in
the fight at Turner's Falls, 19 May 1676, freem. 1690, m. 1688, Elizabeth
Sargent, had Jacob, b. 5 Aug. 1689; John, 22 Aug. 1691; Elizabeth 3 Sept.
1693; Ezekiel, 21 May 1696; Josiah, 28 July 1700; and Philip, 19 Oct.
1702. PHILIP, Salisbury, prob. s. of first Stephen of the same, freem.
1690, had w. in 1686 or 7. STEPHEN, Salisbury 1646, but not one of the
first sett. had two ws. By w. Jane had Stephen, b. 8 Mar. 1647; Mary,
7 May 1650; Philip, 14 July 1652; Sarah, 5 Nov. 1654; Naomi, 15 Dec.
1656; and John, 11 Feb. 1659, bef. ment. He d. 27 June 1684. STEPHEN,
Salisbury, s. of the preced. m. 28 Dec. 1670, had Thomas, b. 17 Feb.
1671, wh. d. 12 Apr. 1672; Stephen, 31 Jan. 1672; Thomas, again, 3
Dec. 1673; Daniel, 16 Mar. 1675; Joseph, 28 Mar. 1677; Philip, wh. d.
23 Feb. 1679, aged six wks.; Sarah, 7 Dec. 1679; Philip, again, 8 Jan.
1682; Jane, 5 Mar. 1684; Jeremiah, Sept. 1686; and Abigail, 22 Oct.
1688.
      FLATMAN, THOMAS, Salem, perhaps, 1637, at least he then had gr.
of land, but seems to have prefer. Braintree, where he had Elizabeth b. 7
May 1640; and Thomas, 3 July 1643; was freem. 13 May 1640, wh. the
rec. makes the name Flackman.
      FLAVELL, THOMAS, Plymouth, came with a s. 1621, in the Fortune,
and his w. foll. in the Ann, 1623; they had their shares, in 1624, at
the div. of lds. but neither is count. in the div. of cattle 1627, so
that we may suppose they had rem. or d.
      FLEA, JOHN, Falmouth, one of the signers of a memo. 1689, of wh.
no more is kn. Willis, I. 191.
      FLEMING, ABRAHAM, a husbandman, aged 40, came by the Increase
1635.  JOHN, Watertown, by w. Ann, had Sarah, b. 1 Sept. 1639; and
John, 25 Mar. 1642; was deac. d. 4 June 1657; and his w. d. 11 Nov.
foll. Sarah m. 15 Nov. 1654, John Barnard. But he had elder ch.
Thomas, Mary, and Elizabeth all liv. in Eng. and John join. them on coming
of age. ROBERT, Stonington 1669, had gr. of land 30 Sept, that yr. and
d. bef. 1681, leav. wid. Joanna and d. Mary Rose, possib. other ch.
      FLETCHER, || EDWARD, Boston, cutler, adm. as townsman 24 Feb.
1640, of the ch. in July, and freem. 12 Oct. foll. was of ar. co. had
w. Mary 1642, went home 1657, had preach. the yr. preced. at Dover;
bec. a preach. had liv. says Calamy, II. 330, at Dunsburn, Co.
Gloucester, from wh. in 1662 he was eject. and came back to B. but in
his will, 24 Feb. 1660, bef. the restor. he styled hims. clk. of
Badgerden; and was
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not encourag. I presume, here to exercise his gifts. In that will,
pro. here 12 Feb. 1666, he ment. little but lov. w. Mary, made extrix.
wh. m. 1676, Hugh Drury. Prob. he had no ch. FRANCIS, Concord, s. 
of Robert, b. in Eng. m. 1 Oct. 1656, Elizabeth d. of George Wheeler, had
Samuel, b. 6 Oct. 1657; Joseph, 15 Apr. 1661; Elizabeth 1663; John, 1665;
Samuel, 1668; Hannah, 1671; and Benjamin, 1674, wh. d. 1703; was
freem. 1677. HENRY, Reading, had Samuel, b. 12 July 1662. JOHN,
Wethersfield, m. bef. 1641, Mary, d. of wid. Joyce Ward, whose h.
prob. came not to N. E. and by the old lady's will, 15 Nov. 1640, pro.
4 Mar. foll. naming s. Edward, left in Eng. Anthony, William, Robert,
and John here, I presume this was her only d. She writes, that Mr.
Wollerslove of Clipsham, Co. Rutland, was her atty. to receive money,
and makes F. her s.-in-law, excor. See Trumbull, Coll. Rec. I. 431. He
rem. to Milford, and had after liv. there two yrs. join. the ch. 1641,
in wh. yr. his d. Sarah was bapt. Hannah, 1643, Elizabeth 1645; Samuel,
1649, d. young; Abigail, 1652, so that Mary and Rebecca, we may be
sure, were earlier of the six ds. by this w. He was deac. and d. 18
Apr. 1662. His wid. m. John Clark of Milford, wh. d. 1674, and when
she made her will at Farmington 1679, in it are ment. these ds. Mary
Stevens, Rebecca, w. of the sec. Andrew Warner, Hannah, w. of John
Chittenden of Guilford, Sarah, w. of John Stanley, Abigail F. unm. and
Elizabeth wh. was w. of Elnathan Botsford, wh. was d. leav. d. Elizabeth JOHN,
Portsmouth, freem. 1669, one of the founders of the first congrega.
ch. 1671, and deac. was a physician, and d. 6 Sept. 1695. Pike. Adams,
Belkn. I. 65. JOSEPH, Salisbury 1682, prob. s. of William, had Mary,
wh. d. 23 Jan. 1683; and others, earlier, prob. for he was m. 18 June
1660, freem. 1690; his w. d. 12 Mar. 1700, and he d. 3 days after.
JOSHUA, Chelmsford, freem. 1690. LUKE, Concord, br. of Francis, d. May
1666, leav. small est. prob. no ch.  MOSES, Plymouth 1620, whose name
Morton erron. gives Joses, came in the Mayflower, without w. or ch. d.
within four mos. But, as a widower (whose first w. had been Mary Evans)
he m. at Leyden, 21 Dec. 1613, Sarah, wid. of William Dingley.
 PENDLETON, Saco, s. of Seth m. Sarah, d. of Roger
Hill, was carr. prisoner to Canada, there d. bef. 1602. He had, bef.
1690, sev. ch. as we learn from letter of his f.-in-law, but one, we
doubt not, was f. of Pendleton, wh. d. 1807, aged 99 and l yrs.
ROBERT, Concord 1635, constable 1637, d. 3 Apr. 1677, aged 84; had
Luke, Francis, Samuel, and William, part, no doubt, b. in Eng. ROGER,
Boston 1646, is styled, in a deed to him of 26 June of that yr. "late
of London, merch." beside having the prefix of respect, but no more is
heard of him. SAMUEL, Chelmsford, a of Robert, m. 14 Oct. 1659,
Margaret, I d. of William Hailstone, freem. 1690. SETH, Saco 1656, the
first min. perhaps s. of William of the same, m. Mary, d. of maj.
Bryan Pendleton, had only s. Pendleton, to wh. the gr. f. gave large
est. At the May sess.
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 of the Gen. Ct. 1660, some dissatisfact. was brot. forward, and in
Oct. foll. he was forbid. to preach there any more. Greenleaf, 53;
Sullivan, 222; and Folsom, 130-6. William Concord, eldest s. prob. of
Robert, b. in Eng. freem. 10 May 1643, m. 17 Sept. 1645, Lydia Bates,
had John; Joshua, b. 30 Mar. 1648; Lydia; Samuel; rem. to Chelmsford
1654, was one of the first selectmen, there had Paul; and William, b.
21 Feb. 1637, wh. was freem. 1690, and other ch. and d. 6 Nov. 1677.
His farm contin. est. of a descend. of 6 or 7 generat. WillIAM, Saco,
d. Jan. 1668. Folsom, 168. Four of this name had, in 1834, been gr. at
Harv. and nine at other N. E. coll.
      FLINDERS, RICHARD, Salem, b. a. 1637, m. 12 July 1663, Jane Eddy,
had Richard, b. 13 May foll. d. soon; James, 27 Aug. 1665; William, 5 Jan.
1668; Jane, 15 Feb. 1670; Hannah, 10 July 1672; and had beside JOHN, 
Richard, wh. d. in Eng. Felt.
      FLINT, EDWARD, Salem 1665, s. of William, m. Elizabeth Hart, prob. d.
of John, had John, b. 26 Mar. 1660; William, 12 Aug. 1661; and Thomas, 1
Feb. 1663; was ensign 1690.  * EPHRAIM, Concord, s. of Thomas, m. 
20 Mar. 1684, Jane Bulkley, d. of Rev. Edward, was rep. 1696, and d. 
3 Aug. 1722. GEORGE, early sett. at Reading, freem. 1691, may have been s. of 
Thomas of Salem.  HENRY, Braintree, came in 1635 to Boston, b. at Matlock in
Derbysh. freem. 25 May 1636, ord. 17 Mar. 1640, m. Margery, eldest d.
of Joanna Hoar, and sis. of Rev. Leonard, Presid. of H. C. wh. long
surv. had Dorothy, b. 11 July 1642; Ann, 11 Sept. 1643, or, as the
Arabic numerals (in Geneal. Reg. XII. 109), better read, 7 Jan. 1644;
Josiah, 24 Aug. 1645, H. C. 1664; Margaret, 20 June 1647, d. soon;
Joanna, 18 Feb. 1649; David, 11 Jan. 1652, d. soon; Seth, 2 Apr. 1653;
Ruth, 31 Jan. 1655; John, and Cotton, tw. 16 June or Nov. 1656; both
d. soon; he d. 27 Apr. 1668, and his wid. d. 10 Mar. 1687. His will,
tho. not duly witness. was pro. 2 July 1668. Perhaps Dorothy m. 30
Apr. 1666, Rev. Samuel Shepard of Rowley, and both d. within two yrs.;
Ann m. 15 Nov. 1662, John Dassett; Joanna m. 30 Dec. 1669, Rev. Noah
Newman; Seth d. at Dedham, 12 May 1673, being in his 2d yr. at H. C.;
and Ruth d. next mo. * JOHN, Concord, s. of Thomas, m. 1667, Mary, d.
of Edward, and sis. of Presid. Oakes, had Mary, b. 26 Oct. 1668; Thomas,
12 Dec. 1670; John, 31 Mar. 1673; all d. young; Abigail, 11 Jan. 1675; John,
again, 18 July 1677; Mary, again, 11 Aug. 1680; Thomas, again, 16 Jan. 1683;
and Edward, 6 July 1685; was rep. 1677 and 9, and d. 5 Dec. 1686  His wid. 
d. 9 June 1690. JOHN, Salem, perhaps s. of Thomas, first of the same,
serv. in Philip's war 1676, k. an Ind. at Lynn, but next yr. was conv.
of manslaughter for d. of a white man, liv. at the village, freem.
1690, by w. Elizabeth prob. d. of Nathaniel Putnam, had Samuel, b. 12 Dec.
1679; John, 8 Feb. 1682; Hannah, 4 Apr. 1685; Stephen, 29 Dec. 1687;
Joshua, 28 Dec. 1689; Joseph, b. 25 Feb. 1693; Lydia, 20 July 1696; 
Sarah, 18 Aug. 1700; and Elizabeth 10 Jan. 1703. Joseph, Salem, s. of Thomas of 
the same, was freem. 1690, a witness against poor Jacobs in the delus. of 1692.
JOSIAH, Dorchester, eldest s. of Henry, ord. 27 Dec. 1671, m. 24 Jan.
1672, Esther, d. of Capt. Thomas Willet, had Mary, b. Nov.. 1672, d. 9
Aug. foll.; Henry, 9 Feb. 1674,d. in few days; and Henry, again, a.
1675, H. C. 1693 (the disting. perman. tutor from 1699 to 1754, d.
unm. 13 Feb. 1760), wh. always wrote his name Flynt, as did his f. wh.
d. 16, but grave st. says 15 Sept. 1680; and Dorothy. His wid. d. 26
July 1737, aged 89. à * THOMAS, Concord,
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br. of Rev. Henry, sold the Matlock est. wh. had been in the fam. sev.
ages (as father Flynt, his gr. neph. writes), to come to N. E. 1636,
freem. Mar. 1638; was rep. 1637-40, and Assist. 1642 to his d. 8 Nov.
1653. He had brought £2,000, says his pastor, Rev. Peter Bulkley, in 3
Mass. Hist. Coll. I. 38; and Rev. Dr. Ripley, in his Dedic. sermon, p.
35, shows, that it was esp. chiefly for the benefit of the town. He
had other ch. perhaps one or more b. in Eng. besides Ephraim, b. 14
Jan. 1642; and John; both above ment.; but tho. his will, made 21 Dec.
1651, "intending a voyage to our native country of Eng." provides for
w. and childr. it does not name them, but commends the latter to care
of Rev. Peter Bulkley and Rev. Henry Flint, Capt. Simon Willard, and
uncle William Wood of Concord. THOMAS, Salem, d. 15 Apr. 1663, leav.
by will made two wks. bef. good est. to wid. Ann and ch. Thomas; Elizabeth b.
30 June 1650; George, 6 Mar. 1653;  John, 3 Dec. 1655; and Joseph; the ch. 
prob. all under age. The div. of his est. June 1680, betw. only Thomas and
Joseph, under order of Ct. leads us to infer, that both of the other s. d. bef.
mid. age.   THOMAS, Salem, prob. s. of the preced. m. 22 May 1666, 
Hannah Moulton, d. prob. of sec. Robert, had Abigail, b. 27 June 1668; and
George Apr. 1672; and his w. d. 20 Mar. 1674. He m. 15 Nov. foll. Mary 
Downton, had Thomas, 2 Aug. 1678; Mary, 11 Nov. 1680; Ebenezer, 6 Apr. 
1683; William, 17 July 1685; Elizabeth 30 Aug. 1687; Jonathan, 8 Nov. 1689; Ann,
29 Sept. 1691; Samuel, 29 Sept. 1693; and Lydia, 1 June 1695; was wound. in the great 
swamp fight, 19 Dec. 1675, when his capt. Gardner was k. but serv. afterwards as ensign
1689 in the Danvers co. perhaps was freem. 1690. Ano. THOMAS of Salem m. 12 Aug.
1678, Elizabeth Johnson, had Ruth, b. 11 May foll.; Timothy, 30 Sept. 1680; John, 21
June 1684; Joseph, 1 Aug. 1687; and Abigail, 8 Aug. 1692.  William, Salem 1645,
d. 2 Apr. 1673, leav. good est. to wid. and s. Edward, b. 1638; and Thomas. 
His d. Alice m. in 1657, John Pickering; ano. d. Hannah m. Joshua Ward.
Four of nine of this name gr. at Harv. up to 1834, were clerg. and three of 
seven, at other N. E. coll.       
       FLOOD or FLOYD, EDMUND, Plymouth, came in the Ann, 1623, but was 
rem. bef. the div. of cattle in 1627. HENRY, Boston, by w. Mary had Henry, b. 
27 Oct. 1666; Mary, 29 May 1668; Henry, again, 20 May 1671; and Jonathan,
16 Mar. 1673. JAMES, Boston, by w. Hannah had James, b. 6 Apr. 1668;
Richard, 8 June 1670; Lydia, 10 July 1672; Joseph, 15 Feb. 1 67.j;
Benjamin, 1 Feb. 1677; Abigail, 25 Sept. 1679; and John, 3 Aug. 1681.
JOHN, Lynn, may have rem. to Salisbury, where was one of this name,
aged 27 in 1679, or to Malden, where was John, freem. 1690, and d.
early in 1702. By w. Sarah be had Hugh; John, b. 1666; Joseph; Daniel,
28 Dec. 1675; Sarah; and Abigail. JOSEPH, Dorchester 1635, perhaps br.
of the preced. had Eleazer, bapt. 1638, was bailiff 1636, and rem. to
Lynn. PHILIP, Newbury, came a. 1680 from New Jersey, to wh. he had
bee