Son of Barnabas Shurtleff and Jemima Adams. Grandson of Captain William Shurtleff and Susannah Lothrop, Francis Adams and Mary Buck.
Francis was the husband of Mary Shaw, the daughter of Nathaniel Shaw and Hannah Perkins. They were married Aug 07, 1760 in Plympton and had the following children:
They were married Aug 7, 1760 and had the following children:
* Zilpha Shurtleff 1761-1762
* Caleb Shurtleff 1763-1763
* Francis Shurtleff 1765–1852
* Caleb Shurtleff 1767-1767
* Olivia Shurtleff, Mrs James Savery 1769–1848
* Lothrop Shurtleff 1772–1832
* William Shurtleff 1775-1778
* Nathaniel Shurtleff 1777–1778
* Mary Shurtleff, Mrs Silas Thomas 1779–1859
* Zilpha, Mrs Nathaniel Atwood 1782–1838
* Susanna Shurtleff 1785–1791
Occupation: Ensign Capt Nathaniel Shaw's 2nd Plympton company, Col George Watson's 1st Plymouth Co regiment Second Lieutenant Capt Nathaniel Shaw's company, Col James Warren's regiment, marched on alarm of Apr 19, 1775 First Lieutenant Capt Nathaniel Shaw's company, Col Gamaliel Bradford Jr's regiment Lieutenant Col Thomas Lothrop's regiment, marched on alarm of Dec 11, 1776.
He was indulgent to his children and when one day his daughter (Olivia) expressed a liking for a certain piece of goods which she thought was too dear for her to purchase, he bought her a dress from it, although it was English calico and one dollar a yard. He was justice of the peace, appointed Apr 16, 1790, a deacon of the church, and a dentist; at least he was in the habit of pulling teeth and usually carried instruments for that purpose in his pocket. Afflicted people sometimes met him at the meeting house, sat down on the steps and had the decayed member removed right there. It was an act of mercy, and quite proper for the Sabbath.
1912 Shurtleff Genealogy #38
Francis was the husband of Mary Shaw, the daughter of Nathaniel Shaw and Hannah Perkins. They were married Aug 07, 1760 in Plympton and had the following children:
They were married Aug 7, 1760 and had the following children:
* Zilpha Shurtleff 1761-1762
* Caleb Shurtleff 1763-1763
* Francis Shurtleff 1765–1852
* Caleb Shurtleff 1767-1767
* Olivia Shurtleff, Mrs James Savery 1769–1848
* Lothrop Shurtleff 1772–1832
* William Shurtleff 1775-1778
* Nathaniel Shurtleff 1777–1778
* Mary Shurtleff, Mrs Silas Thomas 1779–1859
* Zilpha, Mrs Nathaniel Atwood 1782–1838
* Susanna Shurtleff 1785–1791
Occupation: Ensign Capt Nathaniel Shaw's 2nd Plympton company, Col George Watson's 1st Plymouth Co regiment Second Lieutenant Capt Nathaniel Shaw's company, Col James Warren's regiment, marched on alarm of Apr 19, 1775 First Lieutenant Capt Nathaniel Shaw's company, Col Gamaliel Bradford Jr's regiment Lieutenant Col Thomas Lothrop's regiment, marched on alarm of Dec 11, 1776.
He was indulgent to his children and when one day his daughter (Olivia) expressed a liking for a certain piece of goods which she thought was too dear for her to purchase, he bought her a dress from it, although it was English calico and one dollar a yard. He was justice of the peace, appointed Apr 16, 1790, a deacon of the church, and a dentist; at least he was in the habit of pulling teeth and usually carried instruments for that purpose in his pocket. Afflicted people sometimes met him at the meeting house, sat down on the steps and had the decayed member removed right there. It was an act of mercy, and quite proper for the Sabbath.
1912 Shurtleff Genealogy #38
Son of Barnabas Shurtleff and Jemima Adams. Grandson of Captain William Shurtleff and Susannah Lothrop, Francis Adams and Mary Buck.
Francis was the husband of Mary Shaw, the daughter of Nathaniel Shaw and Hannah Perkins. They were married Aug 07, 1760 in Plympton and had the following children:
They were married Aug 7, 1760 and had the following children:
* Zilpha Shurtleff 1761-1762
* Caleb Shurtleff 1763-1763
* Francis Shurtleff 1765–1852
* Caleb Shurtleff 1767-1767
* Olivia Shurtleff, Mrs James Savery 1769–1848
* Lothrop Shurtleff 1772–1832
* William Shurtleff 1775-1778
* Nathaniel Shurtleff 1777–1778
* Mary Shurtleff, Mrs Silas Thomas 1779–1859
* Zilpha, Mrs Nathaniel Atwood 1782–1838
* Susanna Shurtleff 1785–1791
Occupation: Ensign Capt Nathaniel Shaw's 2nd Plympton company, Col George Watson's 1st Plymouth Co regiment Second Lieutenant Capt Nathaniel Shaw's company, Col James Warren's regiment, marched on alarm of Apr 19, 1775 First Lieutenant Capt Nathaniel Shaw's company, Col Gamaliel Bradford Jr's regiment Lieutenant Col Thomas Lothrop's regiment, marched on alarm of Dec 11, 1776.
He was indulgent to his children and when one day his daughter (Olivia) expressed a liking for a certain piece of goods which she thought was too dear for her to purchase, he bought her a dress from it, although it was English calico and one dollar a yard. He was justice of the peace, appointed Apr 16, 1790, a deacon of the church, and a dentist; at least he was in the habit of pulling teeth and usually carried instruments for that purpose in his pocket. Afflicted people sometimes met him at the meeting house, sat down on the steps and had the decayed member removed right there. It was an act of mercy, and quite proper for the Sabbath.
1912 Shurtleff Genealogy #38
Francis was the husband of Mary Shaw, the daughter of Nathaniel Shaw and Hannah Perkins. They were married Aug 07, 1760 in Plympton and had the following children:
They were married Aug 7, 1760 and had the following children:
* Zilpha Shurtleff 1761-1762
* Caleb Shurtleff 1763-1763
* Francis Shurtleff 1765–1852
* Caleb Shurtleff 1767-1767
* Olivia Shurtleff, Mrs James Savery 1769–1848
* Lothrop Shurtleff 1772–1832
* William Shurtleff 1775-1778
* Nathaniel Shurtleff 1777–1778
* Mary Shurtleff, Mrs Silas Thomas 1779–1859
* Zilpha, Mrs Nathaniel Atwood 1782–1838
* Susanna Shurtleff 1785–1791
Occupation: Ensign Capt Nathaniel Shaw's 2nd Plympton company, Col George Watson's 1st Plymouth Co regiment Second Lieutenant Capt Nathaniel Shaw's company, Col James Warren's regiment, marched on alarm of Apr 19, 1775 First Lieutenant Capt Nathaniel Shaw's company, Col Gamaliel Bradford Jr's regiment Lieutenant Col Thomas Lothrop's regiment, marched on alarm of Dec 11, 1776.
He was indulgent to his children and when one day his daughter (Olivia) expressed a liking for a certain piece of goods which she thought was too dear for her to purchase, he bought her a dress from it, although it was English calico and one dollar a yard. He was justice of the peace, appointed Apr 16, 1790, a deacon of the church, and a dentist; at least he was in the habit of pulling teeth and usually carried instruments for that purpose in his pocket. Afflicted people sometimes met him at the meeting house, sat down on the steps and had the decayed member removed right there. It was an act of mercy, and quite proper for the Sabbath.
1912 Shurtleff Genealogy #38
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