7 STANDISH siblings: [1] Charles, Alexander, John, Myles Jr., Lora, [Self], and [2] Charles.
Josiah married 1) Mary Dingley on December 19, 1654 in Marshfield, MA. No known children.
He married 2) Sarah Allen sometime after March 7, 1655-6 in Braintree, MA.
8 STANDISH children: Mary, Martha, Myles, Josiah 2nd, Samuel, Israel, Lois, and Mercy.
On June 6, 1660, Josiah Standish was commissioned as Lieutenant of the military company of Bridgewater, MA; later he became a Captain.
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STANDISH lineage: Josiah-2 Standish, Myles-1 Standish.
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Source: "Myles Standish. Mayflower Families Through Five Generations," Vol. XIV, pub. 1997, pgs. 6-7, compiled by Russell Lewis Warner, GRS (1912-1980).
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"...The History of Norwich, CT, by Miss F.M. Caulkins, published 1845, available free on-line, references Capt. Josiah Standish on pg. 118: "as owner of a farm east of the Shetucket. . . . He is supposed to have had in his possession the sword of his father [Myles Standish], and though the house in which he lived was destroyed by fire, this relic was preserved." Now in Pilgrim Hall, but another sword in Mass. Hist. Soc. Miss Caulkins suggests Myles might have had 2 swords! ..." Source: Linda Sue Standish (#48018422), in a flower placed in 2013 on this memorial page.
7 STANDISH siblings: [1] Charles, Alexander, John, Myles Jr., Lora, [Self], and [2] Charles.
Josiah married 1) Mary Dingley on December 19, 1654 in Marshfield, MA. No known children.
He married 2) Sarah Allen sometime after March 7, 1655-6 in Braintree, MA.
8 STANDISH children: Mary, Martha, Myles, Josiah 2nd, Samuel, Israel, Lois, and Mercy.
On June 6, 1660, Josiah Standish was commissioned as Lieutenant of the military company of Bridgewater, MA; later he became a Captain.
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STANDISH lineage: Josiah-2 Standish, Myles-1 Standish.
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Source: "Myles Standish. Mayflower Families Through Five Generations," Vol. XIV, pub. 1997, pgs. 6-7, compiled by Russell Lewis Warner, GRS (1912-1980).
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"...The History of Norwich, CT, by Miss F.M. Caulkins, published 1845, available free on-line, references Capt. Josiah Standish on pg. 118: "as owner of a farm east of the Shetucket. . . . He is supposed to have had in his possession the sword of his father [Myles Standish], and though the house in which he lived was destroyed by fire, this relic was preserved." Now in Pilgrim Hall, but another sword in Mass. Hist. Soc. Miss Caulkins suggests Myles might have had 2 swords! ..." Source: Linda Sue Standish (#48018422), in a flower placed in 2013 on this memorial page.
Gravesite Details
AFN: GNVX-8R Found on Familysearch.org