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     Elizabeth Gage was born on 12 March 1674/75 in Bradford, Essex Co., Massachusetts.¹ She married David Kimball.¹
     She and David had nine children.¹

     David Kimball married Elizabeth Gage, daughter of Samuel Gage and Faith Stickney.¹
     He and Elizabeth had nine children.¹

     (?) Gage was born on 22 June 1676.¹ He died the same day.¹

     (?) Gage was born on 22 June 1676.¹ She died the same day.¹

     Ednah Northend was born about 1649.¹ She married first (?) Lambert.¹ She married second Andrew Stickney, son of William Stickney and Elizabeth Dawson, on 22 January 1689 in Rowley, Essex Co., Massachusetts.¹ She died on 7 February 1722.¹
     On 1 April 1713 she and her second husband Andrew, with Thos. Lambert and his wife Sarah, and Marke Prime and his wife Jane, sold three acres of meadow land in Rowley to Samuel Kilburn for £11.² On 23 January 1715 she and Andrew sold ten acres in Rowley to Joseph and Philip Fowler for £20.³

     Elizabeth (?) married first (?) Jewett.¹ She married second Andrew Stickney, son of William Stickney and Elizabeth Dawson, on 2 December 1723.¹

     Andrew Stickney was baptized on 26 November 1693.¹ He died on 27 May 1694.¹

     Amos Stickney was baptized on 2 January 1698, the first child baptised in the new meeting house.¹ He died on 4 February 1698.¹

     Thomas Stickney was born on 3 March 1646/47 ("1, 3, 1646") in Rowley, Essex Co., Massachusetts.² He married Mehitable (?).² He died on 17 July 1714 in Bradford, Essex Co., Massachusetts, at age 67.²
     In 1665 Thomas Stickney received a bounty of £2 10s. from the town of Rowley, Essex Co., Massachusetts, for killing a wolf.²
     On 12 December 1670 ("10, 12, 1670") 56 acres in Boxford, Essex Co., Massachusetts, to the north of the road to Ipswich, were laid out to him from his father's rights. He also received an additional 66 acres on the south side of the Ipswich Road.²
     He took an oath of fidelity to the government on 25 May 1669, an oath of allegiance on 10 December 1678, and another oath of fidelity in Bradford, Essex Co., Massachusetts, on 16 December 1678.² He served as surveyor of highways and fences in Bradford in 1676, 1677, and 1695.² He became a freeman on 21 July 1685.²
     On 8 May 1693 he bought three acres of meadow, plus ten additional acres of land, all in Boxford, from the widow Elizabeth Deane for £21 in money and provisions.³ On 2 March 1694/95 he with eight others bought 70 to 80 acres of salt marsh on Plumb Island in Rowley from Mrs. Margaret Corwin for a total of £90.⁴
     On 24 September 1695 he and three others were defendants in a suit brought by heirs of Richard Langhorn, charged with witholding from them about 100 acres of pasture and meadow in Boxford. The defendants failed to appear in court, and the land was awarded to the plaintiffs. About six months later, on 31 March 1696, Amos Marrett and his wife Bethiah, who had been plaintiffs in the suit, sold the land to Thomas Stickney and two of the other defendants for £38, 10s.⁵
     In 1704 he was chosen to ensure that Rev. Zach. Symms "received proper maintenance" for serving as minister in Bradford.² He was also appointed tythingman in 1706.²
     On 18 October 1710 he and John Hutchins sold an acre called Rose Island in Salisbury, Essex Co., Massachusetts, to Jonathan Kimball for £15.⁶

     Mehitable (?) was born about 1658.¹ She married Thomas Stickney, son of William Stickney and Elizabeth Dawson.¹ She died on 7 December 1689, three days after giving birth to her only child.¹
     She was "probably" the daughter of Henry Kimball.¹

     Mehitable Stickney was born on 4 December 1689.¹ She married John Barker, son of John Barker and Mary Stevens, on 24 July 1729.² She died on 4 December 1752 at age 63.²

     John Barker was born on 3 November 1673 in Andover, Essex Co., Massachusetts.¹ He married as his second wife Mehitable Stickney, daughter of Thomas Stickney and Mehitable (?), on 24 July 1729.¹ He died on 19 March 1751 at age 77.¹

     Elizabeth Stickney was born on 3 March 1646/47 ("1 m. 3 da. 1646").¹ She was buried on 4 December 1659.²

     Mercy Stickney was born on 14 January 1648/49 ("14: 11 m: 1648").² She was buried on 14 January 1676.²

     Adding Stickney was born on 14 January 1648/49 ("14: 11 m: 1648").² She was buried on 17 September 1660.²

     John Stickney was baptized on 30 August 1629 in Cottingham, Yorkshire, England.¹

     Daniel Stickney was baptized on 7 October 1632 in Cottingham, Yorkshire, England.¹ He was buried on 12 January 1637/38 in Cottingham, Yorkshire, England.¹

     Amos Stickney was baptized on 6 March 1635/36 in Cottingham, Yorkshire, England.¹ He was buried on 12 January 1637/38 in Cottingham, Yorkshire, England.¹

     Thomas Dawson was baptized on 5 June 1580 in Cottingham, Yorkshire, England.¹ He married Elizabeth Burrell, daughter of Germain Burrell and Margaret (?), on 17 December 1602 in Cottingham, Yorkshire, England.¹ He was buried on 15 March 1619/20 in Cottingham, Yorkshire, England.¹
     His will was dated 12 March 1619 and mentions his wife Elizabeth, and daughters Elizabeth, Marie, and Emmott.¹

     Elizabeth Burrell was baptized on 18 July 1574 in Cottingham, Yorkshire, England.¹ She married Thomas Dawson, son of John Dawson and Margaret Thompson, on 17 December 1602 in Cottingham, Yorkshire, England.¹

     William Dawson was baptized on 10 April 1603 in Cottingham, Yorkshire, England.¹

     Christopher Dawson was baptized on 5 August 1604 in Cottingham, Yorkshire, England.¹ He was buried on 3 August 1605 in Cottingham, Yorkshire, England.¹

     Maria Dawson was baptized on 30 November 1607 in Cottingham, Yorkshire, England.¹