Anthony Gulliver was born in 1619, and died in Milton, Norfolk, Massachusetts 28 November 1706, at the age of 87 years. He removed from Braintree to Unquity (the 'ancient' name for Milton) in 1646. He bought land there of Edward and Richard Hutchinson, bounded north by a creek (which he gave his name), Gulliver's Creek.
He married before 1650, Lydia Kinsley, daughter of Stephen Kinsley, and had five sons and four daughters.
Children of Anthony Gulliver and his wife, Lydia Kinsley:
1. Lydia, born 1651, married James Leonard 29 October 1675, Milton
2. Samuel, born 1653, married Jan/Jane Gilbord/Gilbert, Dorcheser 17 January 1682
3. Jonathan, born 27 October 1659 married Mary Robernson/Robinson of Dorchester, 17 January 1686, Milton
4. Stephen, born 1663
5. John, born 3 December 1669
6. Hannah, married Ephraim Tucker 27 September 1688, Milton
7. Mary, married Joshua Atherton 17 March 1679, Milton
8. Elizabeth, born 6 November 1671
9. Nathaniel, born 10 November 1675, married Hannah Billings 1 July 1698, Milton
Lydia Kinsley Gulliver died in 1682. He married 2nd. Eleanor (..?..) Verein, widow of John, after January 1689/90 in Milton, Norfolk, Massachusetts.
Many of the ancient houses in Milton had the second story projecting over the first, two or three feet, and the house of Anthony Gulliver was of this description. He built his house on Squantum Street, on the north side of the brook. It was taken down in the mid-1800's. The imported brick used in the chimney bore the date 1680.
The name Gulliver appears under various forms of spelling, as: Caliphar, Colliforn, Cullifer, Gullliwer, Gouliver, Gulliwer, Gullifer, and Gulliver.
Source: Watts: "The History of Milton, Mass." Press of Rockwell & Churchill, Boston 1887
Pages: 105-106
Source: Marriages
Torrey, Clarence Almon "New England Marriages Prior to 1700" Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc.: Baltimore 1985
He married before 1650, Lydia Kinsley, daughter of Stephen Kinsley, and had five sons and four daughters.
Children of Anthony Gulliver and his wife, Lydia Kinsley:
1. Lydia, born 1651, married James Leonard 29 October 1675, Milton
2. Samuel, born 1653, married Jan/Jane Gilbord/Gilbert, Dorcheser 17 January 1682
3. Jonathan, born 27 October 1659 married Mary Robernson/Robinson of Dorchester, 17 January 1686, Milton
4. Stephen, born 1663
5. John, born 3 December 1669
6. Hannah, married Ephraim Tucker 27 September 1688, Milton
7. Mary, married Joshua Atherton 17 March 1679, Milton
8. Elizabeth, born 6 November 1671
9. Nathaniel, born 10 November 1675, married Hannah Billings 1 July 1698, Milton
Lydia Kinsley Gulliver died in 1682. He married 2nd. Eleanor (..?..) Verein, widow of John, after January 1689/90 in Milton, Norfolk, Massachusetts.
Many of the ancient houses in Milton had the second story projecting over the first, two or three feet, and the house of Anthony Gulliver was of this description. He built his house on Squantum Street, on the north side of the brook. It was taken down in the mid-1800's. The imported brick used in the chimney bore the date 1680.
The name Gulliver appears under various forms of spelling, as: Caliphar, Colliforn, Cullifer, Gullliwer, Gouliver, Gulliwer, Gullifer, and Gulliver.
Source: Watts: "The History of Milton, Mass." Press of Rockwell & Churchill, Boston 1887
Pages: 105-106
Source: Marriages
Torrey, Clarence Almon "New England Marriages Prior to 1700" Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc.: Baltimore 1985
Anthony Gulliver was born in 1619, and died in Milton, Norfolk, Massachusetts 28 November 1706, at the age of 87 years. He removed from Braintree to Unquity (the 'ancient' name for Milton) in 1646. He bought land there of Edward and Richard Hutchinson, bounded north by a creek (which he gave his name), Gulliver's Creek.
He married before 1650, Lydia Kinsley, daughter of Stephen Kinsley, and had five sons and four daughters.
Children of Anthony Gulliver and his wife, Lydia Kinsley:
1. Lydia, born 1651, married James Leonard 29 October 1675, Milton
2. Samuel, born 1653, married Jan/Jane Gilbord/Gilbert, Dorcheser 17 January 1682
3. Jonathan, born 27 October 1659 married Mary Robernson/Robinson of Dorchester, 17 January 1686, Milton
4. Stephen, born 1663
5. John, born 3 December 1669
6. Hannah, married Ephraim Tucker 27 September 1688, Milton
7. Mary, married Joshua Atherton 17 March 1679, Milton
8. Elizabeth, born 6 November 1671
9. Nathaniel, born 10 November 1675, married Hannah Billings 1 July 1698, Milton
Lydia Kinsley Gulliver died in 1682. He married 2nd. Eleanor (..?..) Verein, widow of John, after January 1689/90 in Milton, Norfolk, Massachusetts.
Many of the ancient houses in Milton had the second story projecting over the first, two or three feet, and the house of Anthony Gulliver was of this description. He built his house on Squantum Street, on the north side of the brook. It was taken down in the mid-1800's. The imported brick used in the chimney bore the date 1680.
The name Gulliver appears under various forms of spelling, as: Caliphar, Colliforn, Cullifer, Gullliwer, Gouliver, Gulliwer, Gullifer, and Gulliver.
Source: Watts: "The History of Milton, Mass." Press of Rockwell & Churchill, Boston 1887
Pages: 105-106
Source: Marriages
Torrey, Clarence Almon "New England Marriages Prior to 1700" Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc.: Baltimore 1985
He married before 1650, Lydia Kinsley, daughter of Stephen Kinsley, and had five sons and four daughters.
Children of Anthony Gulliver and his wife, Lydia Kinsley:
1. Lydia, born 1651, married James Leonard 29 October 1675, Milton
2. Samuel, born 1653, married Jan/Jane Gilbord/Gilbert, Dorcheser 17 January 1682
3. Jonathan, born 27 October 1659 married Mary Robernson/Robinson of Dorchester, 17 January 1686, Milton
4. Stephen, born 1663
5. John, born 3 December 1669
6. Hannah, married Ephraim Tucker 27 September 1688, Milton
7. Mary, married Joshua Atherton 17 March 1679, Milton
8. Elizabeth, born 6 November 1671
9. Nathaniel, born 10 November 1675, married Hannah Billings 1 July 1698, Milton
Lydia Kinsley Gulliver died in 1682. He married 2nd. Eleanor (..?..) Verein, widow of John, after January 1689/90 in Milton, Norfolk, Massachusetts.
Many of the ancient houses in Milton had the second story projecting over the first, two or three feet, and the house of Anthony Gulliver was of this description. He built his house on Squantum Street, on the north side of the brook. It was taken down in the mid-1800's. The imported brick used in the chimney bore the date 1680.
The name Gulliver appears under various forms of spelling, as: Caliphar, Colliforn, Cullifer, Gullliwer, Gouliver, Gulliwer, Gullifer, and Gulliver.
Source: Watts: "The History of Milton, Mass." Press of Rockwell & Churchill, Boston 1887
Pages: 105-106
Source: Marriages
Torrey, Clarence Almon "New England Marriages Prior to 1700" Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc.: Baltimore 1985
Inscription
Here Lyes Buried ye Body of
ANTHONY GULLIVER
aged 87 Years
died Nov'r ye 28 1706
Source: Watts: "The History of Milton, Mass." Press of Rockwell & Churchill, Boston 1887
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