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     Sarah Brocklebank married Andrew Stickney, son of Andrew Stickney and Elizabeth Chute, intentions published on 7 September 1723.¹

     Sarah Anderton married first Henry Lunt.¹ She married second Andrew Stickney, son of Andrew Stickney and Elizabeth Chute, on "12 Dec 1726/27."¹

     David Stickney was born on 4 July 1703 in Rowley, Essex Co., Massachusetts.² He married first Sarah Atkinson, daughter of Nathaniel Atkinson and Deborah Knight, on 13 May 1730 in Newbury, Essex Co., Massachusetts.² He married second Mary (?), intentions published on 10 August 1734.² He died suddenly, on 30 May 1771 at age 67.²
     He was a master mariner, and made several trading voyages along the coast.² He lived in Newbury, Essex Co., Massachusetts, and in Falmouth, York Co., Maine.²
     He served in the militia as a Corporal from Newbury from 16 November 1725 to 20 November 1725, under Lieut. Samuel Wheelwright.²
     On 31 August 1730 he bought 60 rods of land in Newbury, with a house and well, from Marverick Gilman for £114.³ On 29 November 1734 he sold a house and land in Newbury, including a "quarter and a half a quarter of an acre," to William Rogers and Joseph Coffin for £120.⁴ On 18 May 1750 he, along with his wife Mary, Anthony Knight and his wife Elizabeth, and David Woodman and his wife Mary, sold the messuage (i.e., house, barn, and adjoining buildings) in Marblehead, Essex Co., Massachusetts, that had formerly belonged to Joseph Adams, deceased, to Richard Lee for £87.⁵
     He and his second wife Mary had the following known children: Sarah (b 12 September 1735), Jacob (b 20 September 1737), Thomas (b 2 November 1739), Abigail.²

     Sarah Atkinson was born on 10 December 1710.¹ She married David Stickney, son of Andrew Stickney and Elizabeth Chute, on 13 May 1730 in Newbury, Essex Co., Massachusetts.¹

     Mary (?) was born about 1708.¹ She married first Jacob Adams.¹ She married second David Stickney, son of Andrew Stickney and Elizabeth Chute, intentions published on 10 August 1734.¹ She died in May 1780 in Falmouth, York Co., Maine.¹
     When Falmouth, York Co., Maine, was destroyed by the British on 18 October 1775, she lost buildings worth £270.¹ She and her second husband David had the following known children: Sarah (b 12 September 1735), Jacob (b 20 September 1737), Thomas (b 2 November 1739), Abigail.¹

     Stephen Stickney was born on 4 April 1705 in Rowley, Essex Co., Massachusetts.² He was baptized on 27 May 1705.² He married Mehitable Goodridge, daughter of Philip Goodridge and Mehitable (?), on 17 January 1732/33 in Newbury, Essex Co., Massachusetts.² He died on 23 March 1782 at age 76. On his gravestone is inscribed "Preserve, O, Grave, inviolate thy trust / Till Life Divine reanimate this dust."²
     He moved to Lunenburg in 1743.² He and Mehitable had the following known children: Rebecca (b 22 January 1733), Joshua (b 1 December 1736, drowned 16 July 1755), Oliver (b 27 February 1739), Stephen (b 10 November 1743).²

     Mehitable Goodridge was born on 2 August 1704 in Newbury, Essex Co., Massachusetts.¹ She married Stephen Stickney, son of Andrew Stickney and Elizabeth Chute, on 17 January 1732/33 in Newbury, Essex Co., Massachusetts.¹ She died on 21 May 1790 at age 85.¹
     She was admitted to the church in Byfield, Essex Co., Massachusetts, on 15 April 1753.¹ She and Stephen had the following known children: Rebecca (b 22 January 1733), Joshua (b 1 December 1736, drowned 16 July 1755), Oliver (b 27 February 1739), Stephen (b 10 November 1743).¹

     Hannah Stickney was baptized on 24 July 1709.¹ She married Abner Lunt, son of Henry Lunt and Mary (?), on 6 May 1726.²
     She and Abner had the following known children, all born in Newbury, Essex Co., Massachusetts: Hannah (b 17 February 1726/27), Jane (b 13 October 1728), Sarah (b 14 September 1730), Abner (b 25 July 1732).²

     Abner Lunt was born on 31 March 1707.¹ He married Hannah Stickney, daughter of Andrew Stickney and Elizabeth Chute, on 6 May 1726.¹
     He and Hannah had the following known children, all born in Newbury, Essex Co., Massachusetts: Hannah (b 17 February 1726/27), Jane (b 13 October 1728), Sarah (b 14 September 1730), Abner (b 25 July 1732).¹

     Ann Stickney was baptized on 17 February 1711/12.¹ She married Nehemiah Noyes, son of John Noyes, on 16 May 1732.²
     She and Nehemiah had the following known children, all born in Newbury, Essex Co., Massachusetts: David (b 29 October 1733), Zebulon (b 12 July 1736), Ann (b 23 July 1738), Nathaniel (b 23 May 1740), Josiah (b 8 April 1742), Mary (b 18 March 1744).²

     Nehemiah Noyes married Ann Stickney, daughter of Andrew Stickney and Elizabeth Chute, on 16 May 1732.¹
     He and Ann had the following known children, all born in Newbury, Essex Co., Massachusetts: David (b 29 October 1733), Zebulon (b 12 July 1736), Ann (b 23 July 1738), Nathaniel (b 23 May 1740), Josiah (b 8 April 1742), Mary (b 18 March 1744).¹

     Mary Stickney was baptized on 18 April 1714.¹

     James Stickney was born on 3 October 1715 in Rowley, Essex Co., Massachusetts.² He was baptized on 9 October 1715 in Byfield, Essex Co., Massachusetts.² He married first Eleanor Wilson on 1 January 1735 in Bradford, Essex Co., Massachusetts.² He married second Mehitable Giles.²
     His father died when he was just two years old, and on 28 February 1731 Deacon William Fisk was appointed as his guardian.²
     He served as a corporal in Capt. John Goffe's Co., and was one of 44 men sent out as scouts from 26 April 1746 to 20 May 1746 to guard against Indian attacks. He was paid £1 8s 3 1/2 d for his time. Following this trip, he and 12 others were sent on another scouting trip, this time for ten days.² On 24 August 1757 he enlisted in Capt. Anthony Towle's Co., charged with defending Fort Edward. He was discharged on 8 November 1757.²
     James Stickney moved to Hampstead, New Hampshire, about 1752, and later to Bath, Grafton Co., New Hampshire, where he was one of the early settlers.²
     He had the following known children: Mehitable, Reuben, Elizabeth, Lucy, Hannah, James, Polly, Moses, John, David, plus one additional daughter.²

     Eleanor Wilson married James Stickney, son of Andrew Stickney and Elizabeth Chute, on 1 January 1735 in Bradford, Essex Co., Massachusetts.¹
     She was admitted to the Second Church in Rowley, Essex Co., Massachusetts, on 5 December 1742.¹ She was dismissed to the church in Hampstead, New Hampshire, on 2 August 1752, where she was an original member.¹

     Mehitable Giles married James Stickney, son of Andrew Stickney and Elizabeth Chute.¹

     Ruth Stickney was baptized on 12 May 1717.¹ She married Zachariah Beals on 11 March 1735/36.¹

     Zachariah Beals married Ruth Stickney, daughter of Andrew Stickney and Elizabeth Chute, on 11 March 1735/36.¹

     Amos Stickney was born on 3 August 1669.^1,2 He probably died young, but after 1678, when he was named in his father's will.¹

     Joseph Stickney was born on 14 April 1671 (the Morse genealogy says 4 April 1671) in Newbury, Essex Co., Massachusetts.^2,3
     He never married.² His brother John was appointed administrator of his estate on 25 September 1694.²

     Hannah Stickney was born on 19 October 1674.^1,2 She probably died young, but after 1678, when she was named in her father's will.¹

     Sarah Stickney was born on 31 March 1676.^1,2 She married Nathaniel Weed, son of John Weed, on 27 October 1701.³ She and her three children were killed in an Indian attack on 4 July 1706. According to family tradition, the Indians entered her house and took her to the door, where she was killed instantly with a tomahawk. Her husband witnessed the attack from outside the house, and later found the children inside.³