Born 1603-1604 in Canterbury, Essex, England, to widow Mary Fanting & her second husband, Mark Batchelder. Married Elizabeth Dickinson after 22 Dec 1628 in Thornington, England. Their child: Hannah (Batchelder) Warner.∼Father: [Name?] Batchelder, b.????, d.????.
Mother: [Name?] [Surname?], b.????, d.????.
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b. ~1611 (estimated)
d. unknown (after 1682, estimated)
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m. ~1635, to: Elizabeth [Surname?], b.????, d.????.
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The first of the name, Batchelder (AKA Batcheller) in this country, seems to have been Rev. Stephen Batchelder (AKA Batcheller), who sailed from London, March 9, 1632, and arrived at Boston, June 5th. He is referred to as "having in his company six persons his relatives and friends". He settled in Lynn.
The next of the name, of whom there is any record, was Joseph of Canterbury, England, who embarked for New England, in 1636, with his wife Elizabeth, one child, and three servants. He settled first in Salem - that part afterwards Wenham; was made freeman in 1637; was deputy in the General Court at Boston in 1644; and the first representative from Wenham. Whether he was related to Rev. Stephen cannot be ascertained. Mr. John A. Boutell, the antiquarian and student of family histories, says the Batchellers in this country are not connected with each other. Joseph Batcheller is the ancestor of the Sutton families bearing the name. His children were, Mark, John, Elizabeth, and Hannah. His descendants have remained in Wenham until the present time.
Mark, probably his son, was killed in the assault made upon the stronghold of the Narragansctts, Dec. ??, 1675.
The church in Wenham was organized October 8, 1644, and Joseph Batcheller was one of the members. His wife Elizabeth was admitted to membership on the seventeenth of November of the same year. He died about 1699.
SOURCE (Google Books): "History of the town of Sutton, Massachusetts, from 1704 to 1876", page 587-588, by: W.A ..., by: W Charles Benedict, Hiram Averill Tracy.
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"HISTORICAL NOTE"
The town of Wenham, originally called Enon, was part of the first settlement in Essex County in 1628. Wenham, Beverly, Manchester, Marblehead, Danvers, Topsfield, and part of Lynn - were originally part of Salem. It is about 20 miles north of Boston. It is bounded by Hamilton, Beverly, Danvers, and Topsfield.
First Church in Wenham was organized in 1644. There is some history on the church website at [link]: www.firstchurchwenham.org
The Wenham Cemetery is located on Route 1A, about half a mile from the center of town, next to the Wenham Golf Course. There are many very old gravestones in the front part of the cemetery, some recording deaths in the early 1700's.
Source [link]: http://wenham.essexcountyma.net/
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"BATCHELLER [sic] {Batchelder}, Joseph-1, came from Canterbury, Eng. in 1636, with wife Elizabeth, 1 child, 3 servants, and settled in Wenham; little is known of him except he was deputy to General Court 1644, and one of a committee to examine "ye booke deliued in by Mr Bellingham & compare it with y booke of records & returne their objections & thaughts thereof to this howse in writing". He was admitted to First Church Salem, Feb. 12, 1637-38. His brothers, Henry and John came with him, with their families, the former settled in Ipswich, the Inventory of his estate 209 Pounds 08 Schillings 6 Pence, was taken by Abraham Foster and Thomas Metcalf, and returned to Court, Sept. 30, 1679, by John Warner of Ipswich, and John Bacheller of Wenham. Joseph, d. about 1647. Children: Mark, slain by the Indians Dec. 15, 1675; John-2, baptized, Salem, Jan. 20, 1638-39; Elizabeth, m. Dec. 1666 James Davis; Hannah, baptized June 23, 1644, m. Apr. 1665 John Warner of Ipswich.
2. John, son of Joseph-1, baptized First Church Salem, Jan. 20, 1638-39, settled in Wenham, and d. Nov. 17, 1698, m1. July, 1661 Mary Dennis, who d. June 26, 1665, m2. May 4, 1666 Sarah, daughter of Robert Goodale, of Salem, d. Mar 22, 1729; Sept. 20, 1665, Robert Goodale of Salem deeds to his daughter, Sarah w. of John Bacheller of Wenham, 32 acres upland, and 8 acres meadow, being part of 1,100 acres granted by the town of Salem, to several proprietors. Children: Joseph, b. 1662, d. June 26, 1720 m. Sarah, who d. June 1720; John, b. Jan. 13, 1666-67 d. Jan. 10, 1754, m. Hannah Tarbox; Mark, b. May, 1678, d.infancy; Elizabeth, m. Thomas Willett; Ebenezer, m. Sarah Tarbox; Hannah; Mary; Sarah; David-3.
3. David, son of John-2, m. Susannah Whipple, who d. June 13, 1764. He lived in Wenham and, d. Jan. 29, 1766. Children: David, b. Apr. 5, 1710, m. Thankful Perham; Susannah, b. July 1712, d. infancy; Joseph, b. Sept. 17, 1713, m. Mary, daughter of Thomas and Hannah Perley, of Boxford, b. June 7, 1714; Nehemiah, b. May, 1716, m. Experience Perham; Abraham, b. June 5, 1722; Amos, b. Apr. 6, 1727, m. Dec. 18, 1752 Lydia, daughter of Edmund and Lydia Gilbert-Kimball, of Wenham, b. June 3, 1734, he d. May 4, 1809, aged 82; Susanna, b. Sept. 1, 1731, m. Oct. 29, 1749 William Fiske.
4 Abraham, son of David-3, b. June 5, 1722, removed to Westboro, and m. Sarah Newton, thence to Sutton where he d. Children (Sutton): Abraham, b. Mar. 1752 m, Rebecca Dwight; Abner, b. Sept. 1, 1755 m. Prudence Leland; Vashti, b. Jan. 1757 m. Nehemiah Chase; Joseph, b. Nov. 1759; Benjamin, b. Nov. 7, 1762 m. Betsey Carroll; Ezra, b. July 20, 1764; Sarah, b. Nov. 26, 1766 m. Benjamin Caldwell; Amos, b. Oct. 12, 1768.
SOURCE (Google Books): "A Genealogical Register of North Brookfield {MASS.} Families: Including the Records ...", page 515, 1887 by J. H. Temple, printed by Rand Avery Co., 117 Franklin Street, Boston, MA.
Mother: [Name?] [Surname?], b.????, d.????.
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b. ~1611 (estimated)
d. unknown (after 1682, estimated)
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m. ~1635, to: Elizabeth [Surname?], b.????, d.????.
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The first of the name, Batchelder (AKA Batcheller) in this country, seems to have been Rev. Stephen Batchelder (AKA Batcheller), who sailed from London, March 9, 1632, and arrived at Boston, June 5th. He is referred to as "having in his company six persons his relatives and friends". He settled in Lynn.
The next of the name, of whom there is any record, was Joseph of Canterbury, England, who embarked for New England, in 1636, with his wife Elizabeth, one child, and three servants. He settled first in Salem - that part afterwards Wenham; was made freeman in 1637; was deputy in the General Court at Boston in 1644; and the first representative from Wenham. Whether he was related to Rev. Stephen cannot be ascertained. Mr. John A. Boutell, the antiquarian and student of family histories, says the Batchellers in this country are not connected with each other. Joseph Batcheller is the ancestor of the Sutton families bearing the name. His children were, Mark, John, Elizabeth, and Hannah. His descendants have remained in Wenham until the present time.
Mark, probably his son, was killed in the assault made upon the stronghold of the Narragansctts, Dec. ??, 1675.
The church in Wenham was organized October 8, 1644, and Joseph Batcheller was one of the members. His wife Elizabeth was admitted to membership on the seventeenth of November of the same year. He died about 1699.
SOURCE (Google Books): "History of the town of Sutton, Massachusetts, from 1704 to 1876", page 587-588, by: W.A ..., by: W Charles Benedict, Hiram Averill Tracy.
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"HISTORICAL NOTE"
The town of Wenham, originally called Enon, was part of the first settlement in Essex County in 1628. Wenham, Beverly, Manchester, Marblehead, Danvers, Topsfield, and part of Lynn - were originally part of Salem. It is about 20 miles north of Boston. It is bounded by Hamilton, Beverly, Danvers, and Topsfield.
First Church in Wenham was organized in 1644. There is some history on the church website at [link]: www.firstchurchwenham.org
The Wenham Cemetery is located on Route 1A, about half a mile from the center of town, next to the Wenham Golf Course. There are many very old gravestones in the front part of the cemetery, some recording deaths in the early 1700's.
Source [link]: http://wenham.essexcountyma.net/
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"BATCHELLER [sic] {Batchelder}, Joseph-1, came from Canterbury, Eng. in 1636, with wife Elizabeth, 1 child, 3 servants, and settled in Wenham; little is known of him except he was deputy to General Court 1644, and one of a committee to examine "ye booke deliued in by Mr Bellingham & compare it with y booke of records & returne their objections & thaughts thereof to this howse in writing". He was admitted to First Church Salem, Feb. 12, 1637-38. His brothers, Henry and John came with him, with their families, the former settled in Ipswich, the Inventory of his estate 209 Pounds 08 Schillings 6 Pence, was taken by Abraham Foster and Thomas Metcalf, and returned to Court, Sept. 30, 1679, by John Warner of Ipswich, and John Bacheller of Wenham. Joseph, d. about 1647. Children: Mark, slain by the Indians Dec. 15, 1675; John-2, baptized, Salem, Jan. 20, 1638-39; Elizabeth, m. Dec. 1666 James Davis; Hannah, baptized June 23, 1644, m. Apr. 1665 John Warner of Ipswich.
2. John, son of Joseph-1, baptized First Church Salem, Jan. 20, 1638-39, settled in Wenham, and d. Nov. 17, 1698, m1. July, 1661 Mary Dennis, who d. June 26, 1665, m2. May 4, 1666 Sarah, daughter of Robert Goodale, of Salem, d. Mar 22, 1729; Sept. 20, 1665, Robert Goodale of Salem deeds to his daughter, Sarah w. of John Bacheller of Wenham, 32 acres upland, and 8 acres meadow, being part of 1,100 acres granted by the town of Salem, to several proprietors. Children: Joseph, b. 1662, d. June 26, 1720 m. Sarah, who d. June 1720; John, b. Jan. 13, 1666-67 d. Jan. 10, 1754, m. Hannah Tarbox; Mark, b. May, 1678, d.infancy; Elizabeth, m. Thomas Willett; Ebenezer, m. Sarah Tarbox; Hannah; Mary; Sarah; David-3.
3. David, son of John-2, m. Susannah Whipple, who d. June 13, 1764. He lived in Wenham and, d. Jan. 29, 1766. Children: David, b. Apr. 5, 1710, m. Thankful Perham; Susannah, b. July 1712, d. infancy; Joseph, b. Sept. 17, 1713, m. Mary, daughter of Thomas and Hannah Perley, of Boxford, b. June 7, 1714; Nehemiah, b. May, 1716, m. Experience Perham; Abraham, b. June 5, 1722; Amos, b. Apr. 6, 1727, m. Dec. 18, 1752 Lydia, daughter of Edmund and Lydia Gilbert-Kimball, of Wenham, b. June 3, 1734, he d. May 4, 1809, aged 82; Susanna, b. Sept. 1, 1731, m. Oct. 29, 1749 William Fiske.
4 Abraham, son of David-3, b. June 5, 1722, removed to Westboro, and m. Sarah Newton, thence to Sutton where he d. Children (Sutton): Abraham, b. Mar. 1752 m, Rebecca Dwight; Abner, b. Sept. 1, 1755 m. Prudence Leland; Vashti, b. Jan. 1757 m. Nehemiah Chase; Joseph, b. Nov. 1759; Benjamin, b. Nov. 7, 1762 m. Betsey Carroll; Ezra, b. July 20, 1764; Sarah, b. Nov. 26, 1766 m. Benjamin Caldwell; Amos, b. Oct. 12, 1768.
SOURCE (Google Books): "A Genealogical Register of North Brookfield {MASS.} Families: Including the Records ...", page 515, 1887 by J. H. Temple, printed by Rand Avery Co., 117 Franklin Street, Boston, MA.
Born 1603-1604 in Canterbury, Essex, England, to widow Mary Fanting & her second husband, Mark Batchelder. Married Elizabeth Dickinson after 22 Dec 1628 in Thornington, England. Their child: Hannah (Batchelder) Warner.∼Father: [Name?] Batchelder, b.????, d.????.
Mother: [Name?] [Surname?], b.????, d.????.
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b. ~1611 (estimated)
d. unknown (after 1682, estimated)
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m. ~1635, to: Elizabeth [Surname?], b.????, d.????.
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The first of the name, Batchelder (AKA Batcheller) in this country, seems to have been Rev. Stephen Batchelder (AKA Batcheller), who sailed from London, March 9, 1632, and arrived at Boston, June 5th. He is referred to as "having in his company six persons his relatives and friends". He settled in Lynn.
The next of the name, of whom there is any record, was Joseph of Canterbury, England, who embarked for New England, in 1636, with his wife Elizabeth, one child, and three servants. He settled first in Salem - that part afterwards Wenham; was made freeman in 1637; was deputy in the General Court at Boston in 1644; and the first representative from Wenham. Whether he was related to Rev. Stephen cannot be ascertained. Mr. John A. Boutell, the antiquarian and student of family histories, says the Batchellers in this country are not connected with each other. Joseph Batcheller is the ancestor of the Sutton families bearing the name. His children were, Mark, John, Elizabeth, and Hannah. His descendants have remained in Wenham until the present time.
Mark, probably his son, was killed in the assault made upon the stronghold of the Narragansctts, Dec. ??, 1675.
The church in Wenham was organized October 8, 1644, and Joseph Batcheller was one of the members. His wife Elizabeth was admitted to membership on the seventeenth of November of the same year. He died about 1699.
SOURCE (Google Books): "History of the town of Sutton, Massachusetts, from 1704 to 1876", page 587-588, by: W.A ..., by: W Charles Benedict, Hiram Averill Tracy.
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"HISTORICAL NOTE"
The town of Wenham, originally called Enon, was part of the first settlement in Essex County in 1628. Wenham, Beverly, Manchester, Marblehead, Danvers, Topsfield, and part of Lynn - were originally part of Salem. It is about 20 miles north of Boston. It is bounded by Hamilton, Beverly, Danvers, and Topsfield.
First Church in Wenham was organized in 1644. There is some history on the church website at [link]: www.firstchurchwenham.org
The Wenham Cemetery is located on Route 1A, about half a mile from the center of town, next to the Wenham Golf Course. There are many very old gravestones in the front part of the cemetery, some recording deaths in the early 1700's.
Source [link]: http://wenham.essexcountyma.net/
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"BATCHELLER [sic] {Batchelder}, Joseph-1, came from Canterbury, Eng. in 1636, with wife Elizabeth, 1 child, 3 servants, and settled in Wenham; little is known of him except he was deputy to General Court 1644, and one of a committee to examine "ye booke deliued in by Mr Bellingham & compare it with y booke of records & returne their objections & thaughts thereof to this howse in writing". He was admitted to First Church Salem, Feb. 12, 1637-38. His brothers, Henry and John came with him, with their families, the former settled in Ipswich, the Inventory of his estate 209 Pounds 08 Schillings 6 Pence, was taken by Abraham Foster and Thomas Metcalf, and returned to Court, Sept. 30, 1679, by John Warner of Ipswich, and John Bacheller of Wenham. Joseph, d. about 1647. Children: Mark, slain by the Indians Dec. 15, 1675; John-2, baptized, Salem, Jan. 20, 1638-39; Elizabeth, m. Dec. 1666 James Davis; Hannah, baptized June 23, 1644, m. Apr. 1665 John Warner of Ipswich.
2. John, son of Joseph-1, baptized First Church Salem, Jan. 20, 1638-39, settled in Wenham, and d. Nov. 17, 1698, m1. July, 1661 Mary Dennis, who d. June 26, 1665, m2. May 4, 1666 Sarah, daughter of Robert Goodale, of Salem, d. Mar 22, 1729; Sept. 20, 1665, Robert Goodale of Salem deeds to his daughter, Sarah w. of John Bacheller of Wenham, 32 acres upland, and 8 acres meadow, being part of 1,100 acres granted by the town of Salem, to several proprietors. Children: Joseph, b. 1662, d. June 26, 1720 m. Sarah, who d. June 1720; John, b. Jan. 13, 1666-67 d. Jan. 10, 1754, m. Hannah Tarbox; Mark, b. May, 1678, d.infancy; Elizabeth, m. Thomas Willett; Ebenezer, m. Sarah Tarbox; Hannah; Mary; Sarah; David-3.
3. David, son of John-2, m. Susannah Whipple, who d. June 13, 1764. He lived in Wenham and, d. Jan. 29, 1766. Children: David, b. Apr. 5, 1710, m. Thankful Perham; Susannah, b. July 1712, d. infancy; Joseph, b. Sept. 17, 1713, m. Mary, daughter of Thomas and Hannah Perley, of Boxford, b. June 7, 1714; Nehemiah, b. May, 1716, m. Experience Perham; Abraham, b. June 5, 1722; Amos, b. Apr. 6, 1727, m. Dec. 18, 1752 Lydia, daughter of Edmund and Lydia Gilbert-Kimball, of Wenham, b. June 3, 1734, he d. May 4, 1809, aged 82; Susanna, b. Sept. 1, 1731, m. Oct. 29, 1749 William Fiske.
4 Abraham, son of David-3, b. June 5, 1722, removed to Westboro, and m. Sarah Newton, thence to Sutton where he d. Children (Sutton): Abraham, b. Mar. 1752 m, Rebecca Dwight; Abner, b. Sept. 1, 1755 m. Prudence Leland; Vashti, b. Jan. 1757 m. Nehemiah Chase; Joseph, b. Nov. 1759; Benjamin, b. Nov. 7, 1762 m. Betsey Carroll; Ezra, b. July 20, 1764; Sarah, b. Nov. 26, 1766 m. Benjamin Caldwell; Amos, b. Oct. 12, 1768.
SOURCE (Google Books): "A Genealogical Register of North Brookfield {MASS.} Families: Including the Records ...", page 515, 1887 by J. H. Temple, printed by Rand Avery Co., 117 Franklin Street, Boston, MA.
Mother: [Name?] [Surname?], b.????, d.????.
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b. ~1611 (estimated)
d. unknown (after 1682, estimated)
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m. ~1635, to: Elizabeth [Surname?], b.????, d.????.
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The first of the name, Batchelder (AKA Batcheller) in this country, seems to have been Rev. Stephen Batchelder (AKA Batcheller), who sailed from London, March 9, 1632, and arrived at Boston, June 5th. He is referred to as "having in his company six persons his relatives and friends". He settled in Lynn.
The next of the name, of whom there is any record, was Joseph of Canterbury, England, who embarked for New England, in 1636, with his wife Elizabeth, one child, and three servants. He settled first in Salem - that part afterwards Wenham; was made freeman in 1637; was deputy in the General Court at Boston in 1644; and the first representative from Wenham. Whether he was related to Rev. Stephen cannot be ascertained. Mr. John A. Boutell, the antiquarian and student of family histories, says the Batchellers in this country are not connected with each other. Joseph Batcheller is the ancestor of the Sutton families bearing the name. His children were, Mark, John, Elizabeth, and Hannah. His descendants have remained in Wenham until the present time.
Mark, probably his son, was killed in the assault made upon the stronghold of the Narragansctts, Dec. ??, 1675.
The church in Wenham was organized October 8, 1644, and Joseph Batcheller was one of the members. His wife Elizabeth was admitted to membership on the seventeenth of November of the same year. He died about 1699.
SOURCE (Google Books): "History of the town of Sutton, Massachusetts, from 1704 to 1876", page 587-588, by: W.A ..., by: W Charles Benedict, Hiram Averill Tracy.
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"HISTORICAL NOTE"
The town of Wenham, originally called Enon, was part of the first settlement in Essex County in 1628. Wenham, Beverly, Manchester, Marblehead, Danvers, Topsfield, and part of Lynn - were originally part of Salem. It is about 20 miles north of Boston. It is bounded by Hamilton, Beverly, Danvers, and Topsfield.
First Church in Wenham was organized in 1644. There is some history on the church website at [link]: www.firstchurchwenham.org
The Wenham Cemetery is located on Route 1A, about half a mile from the center of town, next to the Wenham Golf Course. There are many very old gravestones in the front part of the cemetery, some recording deaths in the early 1700's.
Source [link]: http://wenham.essexcountyma.net/
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"BATCHELLER [sic] {Batchelder}, Joseph-1, came from Canterbury, Eng. in 1636, with wife Elizabeth, 1 child, 3 servants, and settled in Wenham; little is known of him except he was deputy to General Court 1644, and one of a committee to examine "ye booke deliued in by Mr Bellingham & compare it with y booke of records & returne their objections & thaughts thereof to this howse in writing". He was admitted to First Church Salem, Feb. 12, 1637-38. His brothers, Henry and John came with him, with their families, the former settled in Ipswich, the Inventory of his estate 209 Pounds 08 Schillings 6 Pence, was taken by Abraham Foster and Thomas Metcalf, and returned to Court, Sept. 30, 1679, by John Warner of Ipswich, and John Bacheller of Wenham. Joseph, d. about 1647. Children: Mark, slain by the Indians Dec. 15, 1675; John-2, baptized, Salem, Jan. 20, 1638-39; Elizabeth, m. Dec. 1666 James Davis; Hannah, baptized June 23, 1644, m. Apr. 1665 John Warner of Ipswich.
2. John, son of Joseph-1, baptized First Church Salem, Jan. 20, 1638-39, settled in Wenham, and d. Nov. 17, 1698, m1. July, 1661 Mary Dennis, who d. June 26, 1665, m2. May 4, 1666 Sarah, daughter of Robert Goodale, of Salem, d. Mar 22, 1729; Sept. 20, 1665, Robert Goodale of Salem deeds to his daughter, Sarah w. of John Bacheller of Wenham, 32 acres upland, and 8 acres meadow, being part of 1,100 acres granted by the town of Salem, to several proprietors. Children: Joseph, b. 1662, d. June 26, 1720 m. Sarah, who d. June 1720; John, b. Jan. 13, 1666-67 d. Jan. 10, 1754, m. Hannah Tarbox; Mark, b. May, 1678, d.infancy; Elizabeth, m. Thomas Willett; Ebenezer, m. Sarah Tarbox; Hannah; Mary; Sarah; David-3.
3. David, son of John-2, m. Susannah Whipple, who d. June 13, 1764. He lived in Wenham and, d. Jan. 29, 1766. Children: David, b. Apr. 5, 1710, m. Thankful Perham; Susannah, b. July 1712, d. infancy; Joseph, b. Sept. 17, 1713, m. Mary, daughter of Thomas and Hannah Perley, of Boxford, b. June 7, 1714; Nehemiah, b. May, 1716, m. Experience Perham; Abraham, b. June 5, 1722; Amos, b. Apr. 6, 1727, m. Dec. 18, 1752 Lydia, daughter of Edmund and Lydia Gilbert-Kimball, of Wenham, b. June 3, 1734, he d. May 4, 1809, aged 82; Susanna, b. Sept. 1, 1731, m. Oct. 29, 1749 William Fiske.
4 Abraham, son of David-3, b. June 5, 1722, removed to Westboro, and m. Sarah Newton, thence to Sutton where he d. Children (Sutton): Abraham, b. Mar. 1752 m, Rebecca Dwight; Abner, b. Sept. 1, 1755 m. Prudence Leland; Vashti, b. Jan. 1757 m. Nehemiah Chase; Joseph, b. Nov. 1759; Benjamin, b. Nov. 7, 1762 m. Betsey Carroll; Ezra, b. July 20, 1764; Sarah, b. Nov. 26, 1766 m. Benjamin Caldwell; Amos, b. Oct. 12, 1768.
SOURCE (Google Books): "A Genealogical Register of North Brookfield {MASS.} Families: Including the Records ...", page 515, 1887 by J. H. Temple, printed by Rand Avery Co., 117 Franklin Street, Boston, MA.
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